The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-02-17, Page 19community news
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Ripley folk move to new residence...
year and she leaves to
mourn: her sorrowing
husband Harold, one
daughter Darlee,and me.
sister Betty Earley and little
son John Earley, who have
the deep sympathy of all the
family relatives here and..
their many kinfolk and
friends of Barrie.
In charge of the funeral
and committal services at
the Steckley :Funeral Home,
Barrie Thurs., , Feb. 4, was
the Rev. '.William Fritz of
Barrie. -
The many lovely floral
triliutes that banked her
casket spoke of the esteem in
which she was held.
Many of her relatives from
Ripley, Kincardine, Wiarton
Enjoy
trumpet
music
By Ruth Buchmeler
and Hanover attended the
funeral as wel as many
Tracey relatives, some
coming from as far as Nova.
Scotia.
Maytag atoi■rd
Recently havebeena
couple of ' _ es in this
neighbourhood at the north
end of Ripley. Martin and
MIda Phelan and young
daughters Tracy and Becky
who have been living on
Christina Street just south of
Malcolm Street moved to the
- home of the late Mrs. May
(D.A.) MacDonald on Tain
Street . — the second place
east of the Medical Clinic.
Then Morford MacKay who
losthis home to fire just a
few days before Christmas
Last Sunday God Cayley,
Paul Finlay, Doug Clark and .
Ken Irwin played trumpet
music for the congregation of
South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church at the Sunday morn-
ing
service. This music was
very much enjoyed.
The community . wishes
Mrs. Bob Gilchrist a speedy
recovery and a . return home .
from Wingham, and District
Hospital:
Visiting with Mr. aid Mrs.
Dick McQuillin and Ron over
the weekend were Mr, and
Mrs. Gerry Breutigatn and
Beverley of St. Catharines,
Mrs. Peter Neufeld of South
- Kinloss and. Mr. , and Mrs.
Gordon McQuillin . of Sarnia.
Kairshea
4-H girls
maks
bread
The Kairshea 4-H bread
winners club, led by Mrs.
Doreen Mali, held their first
meeting on February 4 at the
home of assistant leader,
Linda Vander Klippe:
Sandra Exel was .elected
president and :Joanne de
Boer secretary. There are
seven ,members in the club.
The club name, Kairhshea
Knifty Kneaders, was. chos-
en.
The leaders discussed , dif-
ferent kinds of flours and
yeasts. They also demon -
:strafed bread making tech-
niques. Everyone ` 'enjoyed
making and eating pizzas.t
The Kairshea Knifty
Kneaders' held theirsecond
meeting on February 11 at
the home of Mrs. Allan Mac-
Dougall. The making of
buttermilk bread and rolls
was it fascinating. experience
for all .members. The :girls
especWiy enjoyed eating the
product ef;'their labours.
has .moved into the Phelan
home,
flack iethame.
North and Mabel Barnard
are back home atter spen-
ding a th on vacation at
Daytona v . in Florida,
Mrs. Effie " i land is
now with Ela and Wally
Pollock aft ii,ig some
time with Mae andFarquhar
MacDonald in Brampton.
Donnie Fludder came
home last Friday evening
after spending the past two
weeks in University Hospital.
in London:
Looking for paper
anyone stillhave a
of .Farm and Country
Magazine dated Feb, 9th
around? Just cut mit page*
and stick it in one of the new
-bags at the front door for Ab
Wylds— thanks-
Weekeadathame
Clark. Aitken of the
University of. Guelph spent
the past weekend wit
parents Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Aitken. At the end of April
Clark will fairish his O.A.C.
Course in the Crops and Soil
Departmentand received his
Bachelor degree.
Visiting here
Glenda and A.J. Gardner
and sons Aaron and Brandon
el Vanastra visited.. with
Donnie and Carol Rudder,
Tammy and Jason hi Ripley
on the weekend and enjoying
thewinterweekend here,
•
licatYearForridge
An item from e"
paper dated Feb. I. . 1982.
carries important in-
formation
in-
formationon the food we eat.
It is headed 'Eat Your
Porridge meaning oatmeal'
porridge. It states that at
Kentucky University's:
(liege of Medicine . Dr.
James Andersonhas found.
that oats contain a gummy
material = a complex car-
bohydrate whichcan lower
the level of blood sugar and
fats and reduce blood
cholesterol by a third just
what patients with diabetes,
heart disease, and high blood
pressure need. Dr. Anderson
has done 10 .years research
on. diabetics and he states
that this is the first time
anydne has demonstrated.
thata particular food can.•
. lower bloodchdester l..
This, Wednesday morning,
F1eb.17,1982, it was an early
rising time for some folks
throughout. this area. They
are interested" in the local
Mall fairs and are making this
special: effort to heap these
fairs going well and alive for
next fall.
. Today and : tomorrow,
Wednesday and Thursday it.
is convention time. The
annual convention Of the
Ontario Agricultural
Societies Association is
being held in the Royal York
Hotel in deep downtown
Toronto. • . .
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THE
HURON SHOPPING NEW$..
Here awesome recent comments made during the
"Ground. Hog Day Phone-ln" •
(We apologise to those who couldn't get through - our
Switchboard was•jammed with calls)
- Mailority of callers montioneel From My'Window -'down-to-earth
Like . reading material_ - "plenty of variety" - montionid r*cipos (soar: said
th.y'vo, tried thong 1 likii their), sowings. tips. Ipol colrimns, consumer nitro:. born*
articles, hints for saving neon y, lntorvlow type material.
- :.Ads - mentioned fanastra Factory Outlet. Bainton's, Thi. Old Mill, car ads - (:aid
car ads aro infortnativo).
- One collar mentioned sato: to atoras - mostly in Goderich area. She Ilvas at Zurkh
and dooslt got to Goderich that often. Wants more merchandising ads from that
area. •
- .Ono collar tikes community; Calendar - coining *wants for region.
One collar mentioned tit* fact that she .likes *offing information about "whole.
raglan" -'nice addition to woikiy nowspapor•
- Ono farnror said he doesn't\\takti a daffy. so onj ys ovInchai/fod*rel typo rows in
Shopper - likes the fact articles are short and "y d 't have to read & road to oat
to the point".
- One caller wanted mora information on plansifor Cornerrunity.Cal.nodar.
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