The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-10-17, Page 48llie 20-1r clmow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 24v 1979
I.WI's SNew aud Used opens.in
BY AB WYLDS
Come next Thursday,
the first of November,
Ripley will have a 'new
shop. It will be near the
main corner 'and between„
George and Joy
MotLean's store and
Alex's Antiques shop, It
will be right where Les
Wardell operated .his„
barber shop a few years
ago. Mrs. Janet (Doug)
Cave of the sixth, con-
cession east in Huron will
he in charge of her new
store - '`Kids Stuff New
•and Used".
.She is inviting people to
bring their children's
clothes,'toys, games and
similar'things which they
no longer use themselves.
She will, then endeavour
.to sell these to folks.
enanting the -m. These
things will be left with
\lrs. ('ave • on a con-
•.igani.ent basis and -once
;they `are Mold she will pay .
for ..then' less • :her
reasonable profit for the -
service.
• •Janet 'and, her husband
Doug Cave live at the site
of the former Maple Leaf
:School -between the lith
ind S'th .concessions on
'ide.road• 5. They have two.
+laughter, ' I.orianne
.and
Allison, who attend the
'Ripley... Huron , ('i•ntral'�
School in Ripley and. a.
young son harrin: .
''Mrs, ('ave has. the' -
'helves thaC• need filling
in her shop. She will atso -
,hav '. some,. .Jrew .things.:
Mr. w.rnd, Mrs. Doug (ave.
are• .no stra.ngers. rn
Ripley. A few -years ago
they lived ; in one -of. the •
Mary • •F Judder apa,ft-
ments.on Malcolm. Street
right beside. the above
n►i'ntioned log house.
On .:\lr)nd'av ('.'ening of
last' 1\l'e'k,, 1,1.1. i,,- the
rigida! monthly meeting'
of the ktplev \.f;ricultural '.
• «.oeiety 'W.t: 'heid In the .
high • school i ith
or c ardent Dan A Mac.
:!)ona.i i i.n eha.rge: As this •
x:as the first 'gathering: of
the :society. ,.ef'ter. •the
successful Ripley Hui -on•.
t~al l Fair there was a
good.attendance. •
After 'the minutes 'of the
September meeting were
read hv' secretary Don
MacTavish and
discussed, Mrs: Gloria
Rutledge gave a.. full
treasurer's report on the
funds handled •during' the
fair. ' • • .•
The feeling of. the
meetin.g was that with the
nice weather at fair time.
arid the resulting bigger'
attendance, everything.
was up over previous
fairs'. With this trend of
increasing. each \year,
members are looking
towards expanded
facilities in 'some areas.
Mrs. Janet Farrell
president of the lady
directors • reported on
their classes. Those in
charge • of the different
classes - 'horses, cattle,
poultry, grain; etc. gave
reports. A couple of
classes were mentioned
as low in the prizes of-
fered: This sparked quite.
a discussion on the prize
structure eittending to
cover other classes. It
was a good meeting,
During the,first part of a patient' in Kincardine
October Mr. and Mrs.. ,, and District Hospital. All
Jim Needham and family wish her well.
.of the tenth concession in At this time of writing
Huron township have Miss Gertrude Kidney
been quite busy with fall who has. been a patient in.
fairs. On Sat., Oct. 6, Jim Kincardine Hospital is
was at the Brigden Class residing with a lady in the
A fall fair as the judge of Kingsbridge area ac=
the' registered Holstein cording to reports.
Friesian , ,cattle shown.' Also. in Kincardine
While Jim, was down i.n Hospital is Elwyn Pollock
Lambton County at of Ripley. He was
Brigden south of Sarnia recently transferred
his wife Dorothy, sort back from University
Larry and dau'hter hospital in London. l3est
Janice had six attle wishes are extended for
from their own registered Ely and also to his wife
Holsteins on show at the Mary,
Teeswater Fair: • .Here Back to his Thome on the
they made a very, sixth concession is Ernie
creditable showing and Wylds after being a
were awarded the patient' in Kincardine`
follcwing prizes grand Hospital recently for
champion cow, first for' treatment:. Friends wish
three year old cow. first him continued recovery.
for..the best .uddered cow, it is reported that Mr...
first for. the Breeders' and Mrs. Howard
Herd and the Premier Thompson of the North
Breeder award. • Boundary in Huron
Inthe big 4-H Black and. township have moved
White Calf show Larry .into Ripley. Howard and
got first with•his Junior Marjorie were reported'
Calf and •Janice second coming to William Street
. ith • her Senior Calf, where . they purchased a
'I"hen in showmanship new ho'rne. Here they will
class for •4•H calves not he far from their
Larry and ,Janice; got. fust ,(.laughter • Mts.. Marie
and second respectively. ( Allan) ('olling''on con. 8'1
The •next w'eek at the east.
Walkerton little Royal ' Recently Sandy Pollock
, Show with Jim . hack ;rnd Danny MacDonald
i.ong : with .:Dorothy, have joined the•work;s:taff
• 1 arry and .1anice•on _the of the Huron 'and Kinloss: •
lot `they received 'first Municipal Telephone:
for their three year old . System -in Ripley headed-.
coVs. . first" .for the hest 1)v: Manager 'Clayton.
ueldered • cow, second .for Nicholson. Both are
,.tk;ed row .in Milk. and the moVi'ng hark to- the
're Serve grand cha'm RipIkv area f)in •from
j,icroship. altogether quite • 13arrie•; and . Sandy from
,n achievement: • K\itchener...
•\I:yo fromi the . tenth c,.►.n-Bartholomew s
on,,;:es'.iQn (,oi don `'('I;:rn-Map of Scotland of
I',at ter on • was, s, ,.r grain old The Kingdon of the
itaii.Z ,rt 'l:eeswa.ter l:,r.ir ;s(i'ts prepared' by Sir
I'he:tolk. along the, tenth ,.in Nlidncrejffe. 'Ph.b.
have always had a great ind 1)on 1',ottinger,.I\l,.A
nterest in: fall fairs and\ .this writer: has.
,o
it continues. :o ted the -.naive. Pollok
Mrs. ;\1;ry Nlac1)onald .,n, i;i►i.d:'.n);uked for the
•I' 'l ;rrn Street in Ripley is' • Clan !\I xvv,ell (.originally
J�1
\J iceusswc ll )
.R•1'he 13 irtholornew i-`irm
is a publishing house rn'
1:dinhLtrgh specializing in •
Mrs..Win. ,1'. MacKay -maps and charts.
was hotess to the Ripley :\ number' of ,ve'ars ago
and District il:orticulture : Mrs. • '.Mary. (,•G:raharn.)
Society. which met in the Cook accompanied het -
:lounge, ;taflinon'Villa, on:. Mother - :Mrs. Nellie.
fires: ;iftcrnoon,-Oct. 16. M ic.Leod of 'Ripley back
Mrs. • Francis Godfrey. ., to Scotland to visit Mrs.
the president, opened the • ..Osborne - a chum of their.
meeting and conducted year's as, girls near
the business; assisted by Glasgow,and on 'their
the secretary. • Mrs. return she brought back:
Lenore Hooey. Al?o.ut this mapfor the writer. In
thirty mem her s a..nd regard • to the present
guests were in • at' • name Pollock from what
tendiMce. has been printed it
Mrs. Mary Black, the ' , torted -in. Poland as
program convenor, led' Pol lag then in Scotland as
the ladies in reciting • 1'o11ok then some -where in.
together. :the poem ir'eland. U.S.A. and
"Indian Summer". She. Canada it finally became
chose for her , topic the . present name
"Growing Sprouts -for Pollock. In Scotland the
Fun", and she • 'en-" first Baron of Pollok was
ceuraged the members to • granted by the king
try this easy wayto add around '1060.
interest and nutrients to We also note that part
their menus. of the :time when the
The ladies spent a few members of Ontario
minutes exc-hanging I.egion Massed Pipes and
gardening hints, then a Drums were on. a visit to
great assortment. of Scotland this summer
garden produce and accompanied by family
flowers was auctioned members ' and friends
off. Mrs. •Edith Smith that they stayed part of
gave the courtesy the time in the Pollock
remarks, then she, Mrs. Residence at the
Minnie Wylds and Mrs. University of Edinburgh.
D. Gillies served• the tea - If any of the bollocks in
and sandwiches, • this area care to .see the
picture of 'the Pollok
Mansion in Glasgow and
its accompanying booklet
it is still here. However in
the near future we will be
•returning it to Mrs. Susan
McNaughton in Lucknow
who was kind enough to
loan them.
At the recent' "Over 80"
party for senior citizens
held .in the Ripley Huron
Legion Hall the greeters
at the door were Redvers
and Mildred Johnson of
Ripley..
Most people were
awakened early Saturday
morning about 3 a.m. by
the sound of the Ripley
fire siren. A car
travelling along the sixth
concession . two blocks
east of the fifteenth left
the road and snapped off
a hydro. pole.. The -
resulting shorts `in the
wires .gave great 'sparks
Iighting•up the night sky.
Visiting with Mrs. Elsie
Forrester at her nonce on
Malcolm Street is her
daughter Mrs. Barbara.
Barber Of Norwood.
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