The Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-07-31, Page 7• 7.
LiteittieW Senitiuel, WedittesdaE July 31, I991 Page 7
IPLEY
by Ab Wylds
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A group of people who are
°
involved in compiling a hist/11y of
Ripley met July 25 to review prog-
Telnattess to da
were !yiargaret
Funston, Elizabeth Fair, Bill.
INtleCreatli, Gladys Arnold, cam
MacAuley, Mary Culbert. Gwen
Harrison (editor), Don and Moo
°McColl, Don Oillies, , Dianne
Heinisch and Kay Collfns
aiSeussion centred around the
gathering of historical data and the
financing of the, project.
. Regarding the former, the group
were pleased to hear the response •
• by the public in proving data has
been most encouraging. although
. the job is not completed. The group_
hopes to complete the gathering of
, historical information as soon as
possible. They would particularly
like to hear from ex Ripleyites,
They should send their information
to Cameron MacAuley, Box 89,
Ripley,group
l2
The0.
stresses that. people ,
Maximize their contribution of
information rather than minimize it.
People tend to do the latter.
In regard to finance, administra-
tors of the New Horizons program
have been approached and it is
hoped the book will get support
there. In that regard, the group have
received the necessary municipal
sponsorship from the village coun-
cil.
There will be a public meeting at
Knox Church in the not too distant '
future and the group hopes it will
be well attended.
Residents in Ripley wish Don
Peterbaugh who is in hospital in
Goderich a speedy recovery.
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We will not get into a dispute as OW1i9L,US the greener thumb men
or women. - it is suffice to say that, Albert XonnipS:was one of the,'Pefiits
who took some first place ribbons during the: Ludtnow' flortkith01
Society's annual summer show and tea last week. Albert. proudly
displays his Aster (left) and Pansy'entries adorned with their first
place red ribbons. Stanley Cooper of Lucknow ' placed second in the
highest points category. (Pat Livingston photo) ,
Ann MacDougall takes top
points at flower show.
Many area residents attended the
annual summer show and tea spon-
sored by the Lucknow Horticulture
Society last Wednesday.
Top point getter was Ann Mac-
Dougall with 36 pains, with _Stan-
ley-,Coopet in:Second position with
25 points. Jean Whitby teak the
Top Rose category; Anna May
Hunter, the best Afriean Violet and
Mary Black, the best Floral Arran-
gement.
A new, non-competitive category
this year was for past presidents
who were to design a model of
animal, people, things, made from
leaves, twigs, vegetables, fruit or
flowers. The three entries each
displayed their own uniqueness.
Jean Whitby's "What is lite"? was
constructed using a large zucchini
as the body, carrots for legs, a corn
cob for the nose and floppy lettuce
ears.
Donna Sue Errington's "Sun
Bathing on a Log, featured an
Entries wanted
for Huron
County Dairy
Princess
Do you enjoy travelling, meeting
people, making new friends? Are
you interested in promoting milk
and milk products? If so, we would
like to hear from you about entering
the 19914992 Huron County Dairy
Princess Competition,
The 1991 Huron County Dairy
Princess Competition is being held
on Friday, September 27th at the
Brussels Community Centre. Inter
estedapplicants should be between
17 and 26 years of age are asked to -
contact Mrs. Brenda K. Bridge,
Huron County Dairy Princess Co-
ordinator, RR 4, Kincardine,
Ontario N2.7. 2X5 (395-5911) on or
before August 15.
What was baseball great Babe
Ruth's response when he was asked
why he deserved a higher salary
than President Herbert Hoover/
"Why not? I had a better year."
Ruth's Wary at the time (1931)
was $80,000; Hoover's, $755000.
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Imaginary' 'caterpillar constructed
from zucchini, Pampus Seloisa,
Yarrow, Dracena spikes and
Daisies.
"The Bearded Lady" reclining in
a miniature rocking, chair, entered
"by Joan., Robinson, proved that It -
very shrivelled up potato can be
made to look very attractive.
It was an interesting display ,and
one that brought forth many com-
ments.
How did -the paisley fabric design
get its name?
From,. the Scottish manufacturing,
town of Paisley, whelp copies were
mad a of shawls sent home by soil serving in India.
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Aug. 4th - "The Kirkin athe Tartan" Servide
(Speaker Rev. NI. Kinsman)
Aug. 11th - Lucknow Presbyterian Church -
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& Sept: '1st
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All Services at 10:00 aim
The
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Service
Will be held in the
.Lucknow
I Presbyterian Church
• on August 40 10 a.m.
Special music by
Rene Stalenhoef and
the Huron Scola
Cantorurn.
Everyone is welcome to take part
In this celebration.
Each Saturday Molting the local
swimming pool is busy with pre-
school children and their parents
taking to the water. In the top
picture, water babies Peter Van
Osch eft) with aunt Jackie and
Kent Van Osch with the boys'
awn, Janice, frolic in. the water
during their lesson. Kathy Hack-
ett reassures her wee son Wesley
(bottom picture), as he gets used
to the water temperature. (Pat
Livingston photos) •
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HAS ARRIVED."
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12 and under
with parents - FREE
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