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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 20, 1982—Page 9
Saturday will be Hallowe'en in, Ripley
By Ab Wylds
Coming up a week from
this Saturday will be
Hallowe'en. On Sat. Oct. 30
the Ripley firemen plan to be
on patrol in the village as
they have been in past years.
It is hoped that activities will
be limited to one evening on-
ly and of the trick or treat
variety rather than van-
dalism. It is also hoped that
the weather will be dry and
mild so that the children
from the country can come
to join with their Ripley
friends going from place to
place to get treats. Make
Hallowe'en a time of enjoy-
ment for all and not a time of
vandalism.
Leader Wilfred Gamble of
the Ripley 4 -II Beef Club
reported that the club
members spent a busy
Thanksgiving weekend. On
Saturday Paul Keelan plac-
ed well at the Teeswater Fall
Fair. Now. Paul will take his
calf to ,the Queen's Guineas
at the Royal Agricultural
Winter Fair in Toronto on
Friday Nov. 19.
On Thanksgiving Monday
Keimeth Thompson, Bob
Blackwell, and Stephan
Keelan participated in the
Huron and Bruce Counties 4 -
II Beef show and Sale in
Brussels. Kenneth had the
overall Reserve Grand
Champion steer while Bob
and Stephen both placed well
in their classes.
Recently a 'crew of local
workmen - Bob Love, Bill
Robinson, and Allan Irwin
did the exterior painting at
the Knox:. Presbyterian
Church in Ripley" : To assist
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Bill Robinson get up to the
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Culbert's tractor with its
front end bucket loader to
get the ladder with Bill away
up there. In addition to ,the
painting they pointed the ex-
terior brickwork of the chur-
ch.
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Last week Ray Fuller in-
stalled new front windows in
the Bill McCreath apart-
ments on Queen Street West
of the. Alley -way by the
Elliott Courtney building.
Visitors at the home of Jim
and Marie Lowry in Ripley
for Thanksgiving were John
and Diane (Lowry) Hinchley
and children Kathryn and
Jim from Ajax and Randy
Lowry and children Jeffrey
and Sarah of Woodstock.
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Thanksgiving visitors with
Burton and Irene Griffith in
Ripley were Wilfred and
Virginia Hackett of
Lucknow.
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Patients in Kincardine and
District Hospital this past
week from the Ripley area
were Mrs. Etta (George)
Dickieson of Ripley and
Elmer Courtney of Con. 10
West. Still in . Kincardine
hospital are Mildred
Johnson, Vera Scott, Belle
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Dinner guests on Sunday.
with Dave and VioletMartYn
at their Huron Villa apart-
ment in Ripley were their
grandson Randy Martyn and
his wife Andrea - just recent-
ly married. Also Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest bum= of
Hanoi/er.
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Helen Grubb, custodian at
the- Ripley Huron Cormnuni
ty Centre Complex, called on
Monday to say that they now
haVe the ice in .the vena
there. She was joined by hus-
band Ralph and family
'members Barbara, Marvin
and Darrin the past weekend
in getting the job done.
On Oct. -15 a familydinner
was held for Mabel and
Norm Barnard at the home
of their daughter Shirley and
son-in-law Michael Burnham
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event was Mabel and Norm's
48th Weddhig Anniversary.
Present for the occasion was
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dine, son Don Barnard,
Toronto, Dale and Ann Rock
and daughter Ellen, RR 1
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ruthers and son Cole of
Ripley. Mabel and Norm
were married in Listowel on
Oct. 20, 1934. A happy
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recalling many amusing
events over the years. On
behalf of all the family
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Mabel many more happy
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On Sunday afternoon, Oct.
17, from 1 two to four,
relativci. and fr:enes
gathered in the Knox
Presbyterian Church in
Ripley to honour Noreen
MacDonald on the occasion
of her retirement from Kin-
cardine and* District
Hospital. Noreen has been on
the housekeeping state at the
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hospital driving each morn-
ing from Ripley to work
since starting in 1966. This
year she saved two weeks of
her summer holidays to
retire from the job before the
winter weather started later.
On Thurs., Oct. 7 her retire-
ment was marked at the
hospital when she was
presented with gifts.
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Last Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday morn-
ing Bob, Love had a tree.
trimmihg bee in his
backyard. Two Manitoba
maple trees were cut down
and another one had limbs
trimmed. The real big tree
measured 53 inches in
diameter and 80 feet m
height. Nine wagon loads of
the green soft maple wood
was hauled to the dump. Do-
ing the sawing was the well
known tree cutter Gerald
Rhody with assistance of
Scott Fawthrope of Kinlough
and owner of the property
Bob Love.
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