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Gladys Arnold and Jack and Mary
Scott attended the Seuioss Rally in
ft F7leshedon on may.
Breis dud Kerr Bridge visited with
&en's father Henry Pope of Pais-
ley, in the Southampton Hospital. on
Wednesday, and with Ken and
Debbie McCulloch in Pry Agin,
Ken attended the 4-11
Achievement Night in Ri ey ort
Friday along with many t erc 441
members, leaders and parents and
enjoyed. a very informative talk .
from Tammy Fludder the .guest -
speaker for the, everting.
Brea Bridge attended the South-
western Dairy Princess Rall
Walcksitop'in Stratford Friday and
Saturday along with het Huron
County Dairy . Princess, Tanya
Boonstoppel of .Auburn.. Also .
attending were lnee Fenton of Port
Elgin, the co-ordinator for Bruce'
County, and Bonnie 'Bray .of
Mildmay the Bruce County Dairy,-.
Princess. Bren stopped to visit with
Jean and Jim Welsh in Milverton
on het way to Stratford.
Cheryl and Carman Bridge visited
with Suzanne and Reg Tanner of
the Ehnwood area an Sunday.
Get will wishes ..are .extended to
Viola Bridge who ' has been, a
patient in the Kincardine IlOspitel.
Recent " visitors with Marion
Emerson were Ken and Elliott
McGregor of Hagersville, •
Jack and Janet Darrell were:
UFIPLE GROVE
Don McCush,
Shirley MacDonald and Judy
Hawryisliya attended a library
workshop in Luck now oft Monday,
Bette McLeod' a was pleased w
pleased to have Raehelp Colin and have Freda. Owens of London
Louise Miller of Thcrxnthde stayy visiting with ler this weekend.
with theist for a few days, and Annie Seen and Rita Irwin enjoyed
Janice Miller who joined them on • a social everting with than un
Saturday.. Saturday.
IViarien Gefble and Gladys .Ilus Dianne and Don Simpson and
ton visited with Jean Hunter, Mr. girls visited with Norine MacKay in
• - and Mrs. Vie Huston and, Henry Lucknow and Don and Edith .
Farrell'at Trillium Court. Simpson in' Kintail on Sunday after -
On Monday;• the Happy noon.
Hearts sponsored •a card party at the Marjorie.
` +ripson, Armies Scott
-Legion, and the coining Monday,.; aad.Kay Thacker visited in Chesley
they will be enjoying bowling at the and; Wednesday with Helen; Smith
Lucknow Lanes a all are welcome of London. John D. Coiling. Mike
to attend. and Mitch had dinner with
A number of people from Ripley Grandma Mari on Friday,
had a wonderful. `time at. the Marie and Allah Coifing and lefari
Masquerade Dance. in Point Clark, Thompson were Sunday guests with
Jack ,Walsh of •Milford, Sas- Mike:and Laurie, Gallant and family
katchewan and Scott and. Ruby of Point Clark.
Walsh of Kincardine visited with Don't forget thePiiiple Grove
Lorraine Kent. on Wednesday after" Halloween Party tonight at 6:30 puri
noon, featuixng games,, goodies, .
ghosts.
The Grove Bible Study ,Group and goblinsll; ladies please. bring
met at Anne'ivicCosh's on Tuesday . lunch -and your Halloween goodies,
the 22nd and met at. Nina Mac to the Purple Grove School. If you
Donald's of Kinlough on Tuesday have ;any question, please contact
\ the 29th of October. • Shirley' MacDonald.
On ridgy Jack Wi alsh-'of Sas- Did you know "that -.Halloween is
• katchewan, Gertrude Walsh . of celebrated in 'Great Britain, Ireland
Kincardine, Bessie Madden of and • the United Stated as well as
Kinlough, Isaiel Brooks end Joyce Canada, but -only in Ireland is it
Farrell all visited with Anne and , cansideirda national holiday,
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speaker at meeting
The Artober meeting of the Kairg
shoo Institute was held' at the home
.of Mary Laois on October 25 at 8
P411. with an attendance of 18 mein -
Ws and one visitor. The needing
opened with. the Opening Ode and
the Mary Stewart Collect
Wanda Keith, .convenor for Inter-
national Affairs, read the scripture.
The roll rail was answered by each
on wrhi ug, One word you would
use to promote International
relations. These words would be
used" later. Tire minutes of the Sep-
tember meeting were read and
approved and the treasurer's report
was given. The Institute received a
letter of.thanks front the District
President, Mrs. Murray, thanking:
the. members of.their help for the
work, done in making ' the Area
Convention which' was. .held in the
Lucknow Community Centre • on
October 3, such a success.
.Maimnie Roulston reported that the
I"nstiitute+ vassers' for the Arthritis -
Society S301.00. The.
Institute will also cater to a Lion's
Meal on November 26. ..: .::
Marion MacKinnon - introduced
guest speaker Grant Chisholm who
spoke on Clonism. The first Lion's
Club was formed in ..Chicago- 75
years ago. by `Melvin: Jetties.
Windsor had a club formed' soon
afro
r followed by Goderich.:Grant
showed •several plaques ;he . had
received. for: the WOk he has done.
Viee plaque ;he had was, thMelvin.
Jaws Fellowship Award, the
highest honour a Lions. member
:tray achieve. The Liun's.Motto is
"We Serve" and this work involves
°P+eople helping people". One sue-
cessful project had , been the
opening" of the Canine Vision
School w Oakville. He showed a
Video on how a blind person. going
to this school is trained with their
Leader Dog. This enables a blind
person to be comletely indepen-
dent as they go outinto the world.
It costs: about - $6,000 for" this
training.
Wanda thanked . Grant and
un
presented ht with a gift,
Maitinie Roulston gave an excel-
lent report of the Area Convention
which. had been held a Lucknarav"
recently...: .
The group sang }hymn of All
Nations,: accompanied by Elsie'
Houston. Elsie gave her report from
the .Bruce CountyInstitute Rally.
which was held in Lion's Head on.
October "18�
Wanda had. a contest with the
• words' we: had given for the roll..
call. The collection was taken and
the courtesies_ were given thankin
our hostess 'and the ,program; ton-
,venor:
The meeting •' closed with' 0'
Canada and the 'lace. The lunch:.
committee, Rohr De Boer and
Elizabeth Dickie, assisted by' the
hostess,' served lunch and a social
time was enjoyed. -
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Once again it is the pleasure of.
the campaign 'chairman.„ Of the
Arthritis Society{ of Ripley, Sadie
McLeod, to express 'thannks..10 all
those Who donated,. Without your
- help the campaign, would, not be a
success. The Happy Heart Club is
our sponsor, °'along .widi a number
of interested citizens. : A special
thanks to the volunteers who coli-
toed,
They are: Mary . Worthington,
Marion Gamble, Eileen MacDonald,
Marjorie Culbert, Gladys 'Huston,
Hazel. McDonald, Mary C.
McDonald, "Elaine Pollock, Kay
Collins, Jean McDonald, Annitta
Robinson, Mary Wray, Olive
McAuley, Lois Irwin, Carol
Fludder, Clarence Hedley, Norval
Pollock, Alma and Donald. Gillies,
Mary add Jack Scott and anyone
who helped in other ways.
The collection this year was
$1559. Many thanks to you all.
The Ripley Tops Club was well
represented at our annual area rec-
ognition Day held in Durham Satu-
rday, Oct. 27.
Thirteen_ members travelled to
witness the 1989 weight 10 as
well as'parade themselves. Among
the losers marching in the 10 pound
plus category were: Bonnie
Ilanneca, Laurie Glover, Nancy
Groves; inthe 20 lbs 'plus, • Eliza-
beth Nicholson, Donna Ferchuk and
Susan Van Sickle; in the 30 lbs
plus, Kerrie O'Neil. The club high
loser for het weight loss was also
Kerri O'Neil, 303e lbs.:. Etta
Dickieson marched with the Jeeps
aswell as having the honour al the
1988 Area Queen of crowning the
new 1989 Queen. Other members
travelling with the group were
leader, Gerry Stam; co -leader,
Shirley Dewar; past leader Jan
Fludder and last year's high loser of
59'1bs. Loretta Smith.
Elizabeth Nicholson was quite
surprised to be {tamed Miss Inspira-
tion for the Ripley Club and
received a beautiful potted mum.
The creator of the theme poster
Laurie Glover was , quite excited
when Ripley took home first prize
in the poster competition. All in all
it was a very rewarding day.
Thanks to Jan Fludder for this
article.
Violet Martyn, the former Violet
Caner passed away in the Grey
IPLEC
by Ab "Wylde
Bruce Ire ' ' . ' Centre, Owen
Sound, on t 28 m her 87th year
Left to ran urni are her husband
David Martyn of Ripley;•, two sons;
John and his wife Bonnie of Carob.,
ridge; grandsons, Randy and his
wife Andrea, of Hanover; Michael.
of Mississauga;, Kevin and Brian of
Cambridge. Two great
, grandchildren, one sister Arvilla
Orr, one brother Jack Carter, both
of Kincardine.
Funeral services were held at the
MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral
Home, Ripley, Tuesday at 2 o'clock
with Rev.' Hugh Nugent officiating.
Interment in Ripley _. Cemetery.
Thanks to Bill McCreath.
When we read the word locust,
we likely think grasshoppers, corr-
ect. Next summer we can see them
on hot days.
/The name "locust" -would you
believe it, can be a tree. It is a tree
with white sweet smelling blossoms
eagerly sought by insects like bees.
Locust trees are not native here but
when planted they grow here.
Farm.. -
welding
courses
Interested in doing your own
welding repairs on the fann or
improving yens welding skills? The
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture &
Food is offering two Introductory°'
Welding Courses this winter.
The course will teach arc and
acetyline welding, types of metal
and rod, mig welding and grinding.
Both courses are being offered at
the P.E. Madill Secondary School
in Wingham. Each course runs for
4 weeks, every,Monday and Tues-
day evening from .1:30 to 10:30
p.m. Course No. 1 begins Monday,
November 26th/90, while course
No. 2 begins • Monday, January
7th/91. Registration fee is $65.00.
To register, or for further infor-
mation, contact the O.M.A,F. office
in Clinton at 1-800-265-5170 or
482-3428.