The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-12-14, Page 17ripley news
Capacity crowd attends Ripley school concert
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 14, 1983 ---Page 17
The staff and students at the Ripley Huron
Central School held their annual Christmas
,•oncert iast Thursday evening. Everyone
enjoyed the goo program. The auditorium
was filled with some overflow.
Last Thursday Mrs, Nadine Danforth of
Point Clark sent us a letter informing that
the Ripley Huron Ladies Legion Auxiliary
are again sponsoring the 1984 Ontario
March of Dimes for disabled adults. The
campaign will be done by mail only early in
January. Nadine is the volunteer chairman
and Barbara Paquette of Con. 4 west in
Huron Township is the vice chairman.
Tomorrow, Thursday, Dec. 15 marks the
birthday of Kate Hunter of the Sixth Conces-
sion west in Huron Township, the staff at the
Ripley Royal Bank and the whole Ripley
Huron community wish Kathleen a Happy
Birthday at this time.
Lochalsh
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ter of Glenn and Anne Boyd of Huron
Township who has been nominated recently
for the Junior Citizen Award.
Kathryn is 18 and is a grade 13 student at
Kincardine District Secondary School in
Kincardine. Kathryn has a great many
interests in the community and in her
church. Pine River united Church. Con-
gratulations, Kathryn.
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Well Sunday morning was deceptive as
far as the weather was concerned. It looked
nice outdoors but once out there for a short
time the cold raw wind made one appreciate
the indoors. The weather saying "An east
wind is good for neither man nor beast" was
very true. Even the more amusing version
which Bob Thompson at the chopping mill
tells as he heard it some years ago from a.
former local farmer "-" An east wind is a
bad wind, no matter what direction it blows
from".
Now considering the fact that the roads in
Huron and adjoining townships do not run
true north and south this new version about
the east winds would cover our so called
north winds which are really from the north
east.
Anyway the wind chill factor was far
greater over on Malcolm and Finlay Streets
than it was up here west of Gore Park,
sheltered by the Elvator and a few trees re-
maining in the park.
In the 4-H Forestry club work we learned
that a windbreak on one side would give a 25
per cent saving in the energy required to
heat a home and on two sides say west and
north it would be 33 per cent. Better still for
last Sunday would be three sides. Here in
Huron Township most of the land is on a
plateau about 150 feet above the water in
Lake Huron with nothing to stop the wind
after it leaves Michigan.
Teen dance
On Friday evening Dec. 9 from 9 to 12:30
the Ripley and District Lions Club sporli
sored a Teen dance in the Huron Township
hall. Music was by Alex Boyd,
It was nice to see and hear the young peo-
pie walking along the
rnainstreet—something which is rare in
Ripley this year.
Mrs. Mildred Johnson of Ripley entered
Kincardine and District Hospital last week
for a medical check and treatment,
Mrs. Bette MacLeod of the Fourth Conces-
sion east in Huron Township received word
from Toronto that Noel and Diane MacLeod
have a 6 lb. 12 az. baby boy born last
Wednesday, Dec. 7. His name is Robert
William after his grandfather William
Crowther and great grandfather Robert Mc-
Cormick. He is a grandson for Bette, Con-
gratulations of Ripley folks go to Noel and
Diane.
While on the bus trip to Grand Islands,
New York, Edna Stanley of Clarks, 12th
Concession west in Huron Tovvnship met her
cousin Bill Martyn of Metro Toronto, son of
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Especially for you — a
holiday season filled with
gifts and cheer. Best
wishes now and all
through the year.
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hiday, December 30ik
MMHG EVERYONE A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND
A PROSPEROUS NEW TEAR
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