The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-05-27, Page 5Lue!wow Sentinel, Wednesday, .May 27, 1981—Page, 5
Ripley woman lands in Sweden• during snowstorm
By Ab Wylds
On Fri., May 15 Mrs. Nina
Wyld of the sixth concession
west arrived back home in
'.Canada from a two .,week
vacation tripto her native
Sweden, On the first of May
Nina flew from Toronto to
Frankfort and then on to
Stockholm -where they
landed in a snow storm. Then
another 50 to 60 miles to the
west to 'Vasteras where she
visited with her father Dr.
Sven Isberg, who is a
medical doctor there. While
there Nina's sister from
Vancouver . flew home also.
During the two weeks Nina
was away, Karen'! and John
Wyld of Malcolm Street in
Ripley had the children here..
They are Scott, Karen,
Richardand Julie...
Last Friday Don McLay
motored to Toronto airport
to meet his wife Audrey who
was flying back from.
Philadelphia. This week Don
is in Hamilton attending the
convention of Ontaiio
postmasters, and . next week
he will be in Regina,
Saskatchewan for the
Canadian convention of
postmasters and assistants.
Don is the ' secretary -
treasurer of the Canadian
Postmasters and. Assistants
Association (CPAA). In
charge at. the Ripley post.
office will be the assistant
postmaster "Margaret
Thompson and helping Will
be Lois Irwin, both • of
William Street.
i(eit:h. Pollock, son of
Clarence and Lois Pollock of
Ripley has successfully'
completed his two year
course at Conestoga College
at Waterloo. Keith is now an
electrical technician and is
presently with the Pollock
Electric firm in Ripley.
On Victoria Day, May 18, a
week : ago, last. Monday,
Noreen MacDonald of
Malcolm . Street , in Ripley
was ' back on staff at the
Kincardine and District
Hospital. It was the ,first
time back to work for Noreen
following her surgery there
over a month ago.
Marion and Jack Lawrie of
the Tiverton area, Bruce
Township, spent last Sunday
visiting ` with Evelyn. '. and,
Jack Johnson in Ripley.
A.J.and Glenda Gardner
and sons Aaron and Brandon
of Vanastra visited with her
sister Carol and Donnie
Fludder, Tammy and Jason
in Ripleylast weekenck
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Marshall of Milton, Ontario
visited their sister, Mrs. W.
J. Mackay at Huronvilla in
Ripley. The three of ahem
spent an evening with
relatives at Cargill.
The Ripley and District
Horticultural Society held
their annualspring flower
show with tea, plant and
bake sale on Friday, May 15
in the Huron Township Hall.
in Ripley. Despite heavy
rains the exhibits were large
in numberand excellent in
quality. Mrs. Ross Shiells of
Lucknow was the judge
accompanied. by Mrs.
Dorothy Brooks and Mrs..
Marian Gamble. Top win-
ners were Mrs. Ewan
MacLean with 41 points,
Mrs. Verna Finlayson 39,
Mrs. Joan MacLeod, 31 and.
MrS. Marie Farrell 29.
Members werewell
pleased with the day's
receipts and activities:.
The Bruce South District
Women's Institutes held
their annual spring meeting
last Tuesday, May 19 in St.
Andrew United Church ' in
Ripley. • .
John . and , Jan Fludder,
daughter Dawn and son Brad
of William Street in . Ripley
spent the long Victoria Day
weekend,' Fri., May 15 ' to
Mon:, May 18 on Manitoulin
Island visiting with her
sister and family, Mr. and
MrS. Gary Haufman and
children at South Baymouth.
This included the trip on the
ferry . Chi Cheemaun bet-
ween Tobermory and South
Baymouth.
'rinity minister takes Ottawa trip
By Bell Haiaekett
Rev. Arthur and Betty.
Scott travelled to, Ottawa for
five days during the Victoria
Day holiday. Their children,
Ian and Darrell, visited at the
home of Charlie and Mayme
Wilkins.
Congratulations to Reg
and. Freda Broome who cele-
brated their 40th wedding
anniversary at (their home on
Sunday, May 24. Their fam-
ily, Ken and Mary Scheerer,
Pam and Greg of Goderich
and Tom and Rose Broome;
Pat and Diane of Lucknow
visited with them. Their son
Jack, his wife Marlene, and
children, Eric' and, Carrie of
Calgary, sent best. wishes:
Recent visitors with Frank
and Sally .Ritchie were Mrs.
Phyllis 'S'teffler of. Fairview,
Alberta, and her mother-in-
law, Mrs. Annie Steiner of
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Congratulations to Karen
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Meredith, Darryl and Dianne
of Lions Head; Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Robb and Glen, and
Sandra Robb and friend, Bob
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nology in the Agricultural
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course. • Greg's parents,
Lorne and Hazel Hackett;
and his family, Brian, Bren-
da and, Mac, attended ' the
ceremony and luncheon at
the college. Later they all
had dinner at Blenheim with
Hazel's parents, Mr. and
l frs. Glen Campbell. Greg is
employed at the . Lucknow
District Co-operative:
Congratulations to Eliza-
beth and Murray Irvin for the
birth of'their new baby girl,
last week.
Trinity ladies arebusy
making.. plans and preparing
for their annual Garden
Party. .
At Kemps'_. General Store,
Sth anniversary winners of
door prizes were:. lst .prize,
electrical, digit alarm clock,
Marilyn Tebow;' 2nd prize, 3
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prize, two Wintario ' tickets,
Joan Helm. Winners of three
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were Warren Andrew, Evel-
yn Hackett, . Freda and Reg
Browne, Hilda Lane and
Lorene Alton. .
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