The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-11-29, Page 20Page 20 .-Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 29, 1978
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BY AB WYLDS
A public reception
dance in honour of Kathy
Farrell and Boyd
Carruthers followed
their wedding last
Saturday, Nov. 25.
Playing for the dance
held in the Ripley Huron
Community Centre
Complex was. Glenn
Boyd's orchestra. Best
wishes of the people of
this area go to Kathy and
Boyd - both popular
young people here.
Reg is back home and
Charlie is away. On
Sunday Charlie Hooisma,
Ripley butcher, flew from
Toronto airport to
Amsterdam for a week in
his native Holland.
Charlie will visit with his
father on the happy oc-
casion of his eighty-first
birthday this week at the
town of Joure in the
province of Friesland.
Next Sunday Charlie will
fly back to Toronto. Reg
Moore returned home
from a couple , of weeks
vacation. On Thursday he
drove a group of Ripley
folks to London - some to
visit relatives in Victoria
Hospital.
People here are
pleased to learn of the
honour bestowed on Fred
Martin of Lucknow and
formerly of the
Paramount area in Huron
township. After being the
president of the Canadian
Clydesdale Horse
Association for the past
several years Fred was
named honorary
president of the,
association at their
recent meeting during
the Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto. Congratulations
from this area go to Fred.
Among the patients
from this area who are in
Victoria Hospital in
London are Mr. Jack
Blue and Mrs. Martha
Huston both of Ripley and
Mrs. Jenny Brotchie of
Kincardine. Ripley folks
are sorry to learn that
Jack is so ill.
On Monday evening of
last week the November
meeting of the Ripley
Agricultural Society was
held with president Jack
Farrell in charge.
Present were Jack and
Janet Farrell, Wes
Smith, Robert Osborne,
Gloria Rutledge, Frances
Godfrey, Cecil Sutton,
Dan A. and Sheila
MacDonald, John
Gamble, Morley Scott,
Francis Boyle, Gordon
Patterson, and Ab. Wylds.
Plans were discussed on
further repairs to Knox
Shed. Reports were given
by the delegates who
attended the annual
District 10. meeting held
in Wiarton on Sat., Nov. 4.
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Then Cecil Sutton used
his slide projector to
show slides of the Ripley
Huron fall fair and the
ones to be entered in the
provincial competition
were selected.
Last Saturday evening
a party arranged by the
family was held at
Woodland Court for Mr.
and Mrs. Morrison
MacKenzie. This was for
their 40th wedding an-
niversary year. Morrison
is well known through
this whole area and folks
in this Community extend
their best wishes to him
and his wife Mary.
Last Thursday Mrs.
Joy McLean, M.rs.
Dorothy Wardell, and
Mrs. Mary Pollock along
with Mrs. Margaret
Harkness and three more
Bervie ladies went to
Brucelea Haven in
Walkerton and helped
entertain the residents at
their monthly birthday
program.
Ripley
Minor Hockey
Jeff -Godfrey scored the
first goal in a series with
Mildmay, with assists
from Darryl Verbeek and
Todd Farrell. Mildmay
tied it up two minutes
later in the first period,
and then scored again in
the third for the win.
On Friday night, the
Atom "A"s again played
Mildmay, this time to end
up with a 1 - 1 tie. Mild-
may scored their goal in
the third period, and Jeff
Gamble beat the goalie
with just 4 minutes left to
play, Good games,
fellows.
In Pee Wee "A" action,
it was Teeswater 7,
Ripley 3. Teeswater led 3
-0 after the first period,
and then Shawn Morrison
and Robert Campbell
combined in the second
for the only goal of the
period. Tesswater then
scored three times before
Paul Keelan, assisted by
Danny Wood, and Shawn
Morrison, again assisted
by Danny Wood,
managed to get goals.
However, Teeswater
again scored with 22
seconds to play.
At home against
Lucknow, the Pee Wee
"A"s fared better,
winning 3-1, with all the
goals in the second
period. Alex West opened
the scoring for Lucknow,
but Paul. Harris, Paul
Keelan and Kent Lowry
answered quickly for
Ripley. Mitch Twolan,
Geoff ' Denstedt, Danny
Wood, John Hawrylyshyn
and Paul Harris made the
assists.
The Pee Wee "B"
squad beat the Kin-
cardine team 2.1, with all
the scoring again in one
period, this time the last.
Ross Farrell took a pass
from Luke Lemire.for the
first goal, and then Bob
Blackwell, from John
Forester, scored. Sean
Green, from" Scott
Moorehouse, answered
for Kincardine.
The Ripley Juveniles
hosted the Teeswater
team Sunday night, the
score was 8-0 for
Teeswater.
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10 year member loan 10% annually
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20 year member loan 11% annually
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