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• Recollection • Genealogies •
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Corinemoratiye..Ed.ition
Prices $1800 plus postage (#Z 00 Canadian a5 °° U.S.A.)
Date: • AUGUST 1, 1985 - 10:00 P.M. [after Wintario]
Place: RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL ,
Mailing Address NEW HORIZON 'GROUP,
Box 122, Ripley, Ontario NOG 2R0.
400 Pages, "approx.: 1000 pictures. ,/"
Research on every farm,
Ida Howald was amazed to find last week that her, cactus plant developed a flower.
Apparently, this is a rare occurrence with cactus, she says. The cactus tried to flower last.
year but the small buds which developed dropped off. photo by Man Rivett)
Zinn's enjoy Southampton visit
Warren and Marian. Zinn, Chester and
Bell Hackett visited on Sunday with Allan.
and 1Vlya Sangster in Southampton. They
also visited with Rev.. Gordon and Mrs.
Baulch, and Margaret at Sauble Beach.
Congratulations to Wilma and Greg
Blake and Amy on the arrival of their baby
girl.
Donald and Henriette Mann and Julie
and Kent of Innsfall, Alberta, are visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van
Diepenbeek and families.
Congratulations to Harry and Janice Van
Deepenbeek who were married on Satur-
day.. They will be living on concession 10, •
the former Loyd Robb .place.
Congratulationsto Alex and Ella Hackett
who celebrated their 45th Wedding anni-
versary 'on Saturday.
Bill and Lee Andrew of Edmonton visited
David and Betty Kirkland for a few days.
They also visited other Andrew relatives
and Jessie Kirkland in: Lucknow.
• Congratulations. to, Suzanne Alton,
daughter of. Ken and Ruth Alton, who was
one of the 19 F. E. Madill Ontario Scholars, 1.
this, past year.
Marvin and Hannie Scutt, Shirley and
Darren spent last week at New Liskeard
and also called on Helen and John Kuik at
their cottage.
Congratulations to Elva and Lynn)iickey
who were married Saturday at the home of
her parents, Harvey and Betty Ritchie. •
Attending the wedding and also visiting
their parents . were Donna and Gary
Thompson, Amy and Erin, Bryan Ritchie
and . Joanne Agnew, alt of Red . Deer.,
Alberta. •
Large..ciowth1tJmbeque
atdy and ShaunaMacDonald J0to dericton,N.B. oSaturday,uly2KINTAIL
after visiting many friends and relatives.
Duncan Allan of Pinecrest Nursing
Home spent Friday with the Cletus Dalton
family. While, he was there he also . visited -:
with members of the Simpson family.
Jean Simpson and her friend, Marigold
MacBride of Grimsby, spent a few days
with Jean's daughter, Jan Kaye and family
of Milford Bay.
Bill Farrish,Rod MacLennan, Kevin
Cook, Bob Simpson Sr. and Ken MacLen-
nan attended Grand Lodge at Royal York
Hotel. Toronto on Wednesday, July. 17,
A large crowd attended the Pork Barbe-
que and, Baked Beans at the home of Grant
Chisholm on Sunday, July 21, to raise
money for' the new addition to the St.
Mary's Parish. Everyone enjoyed the meal,
entertainment and swimming.
The Ashfield Presbyterian W .M.S. and
Sunday School held a successful tea and
bazaar on Saturday, July 20.
Deer seasons for 1985 announced
The 1985 deer seasons ° for W Ingham
District were recently announced.
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The archery season runs from October 21
to November 3 and from November 8 to.
December: 8, The four day shotgun and
muzzle loader season runs from November
4 to November 7. This is a controlled deer
hunt in which all •participatns must have
their deer licence' validated by a special
tag. Fanners and landowners of 50 acres or
more are eligible to receive a tag. Other
Ontario residents must enter their names
in a lottery tykedraw for a limited number
of validation tags. Applications for this
hunt will be available from the Wingham
District Office after August 1, 1985. The
application deadline for the draw is August
30, 1985. Farmers and landowners should ;'
apply before October 25, 1985.