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BY AB WYLDS '
Attending the. 'St.
Andrews noon luncheon
last Thursday and
sister, Noreen at their
home on Malcolm Street
in Ripley.
Joe, and Mary Fludder,
and Fran Wylds spent the
week from April 12 to,18
in London. Mary entered
St. Joseph's ,Hospital ,on
Monday, for 'surgery the
following day: They
returned home last-
Friday afternoon.
It is- nice to see Robert
Robertson of .the 10th
concession back home
again with Gordon and
Rutile Patterson' and
family after a winter.
vacation. In early March,
' Bobby went to Toronto
and from Toronto along"
with his cousin George
Middleton and his wife
Mrs. . Middleton he
flew''from Toronto to
Bridgetown in_ the Bar-,
bados. Here they all had
an enjoyable 1.8 day
vacation while around
here, we had the coldest,
snowy weather, After
their return, Bobby spent
the next few weeks
visiting with hi's cousins
in Toronto. On Friday,
April,11 he returned to
Kincardine by bus where
Gordon Patterson met
him with the car, ThiS is
his second winter
time in intensive care
there.
vacation in Barbados.
On Tuesday of last
week, Mrs, Marion
McCharles of Lochalsh;
as, the del-egge'-frorn-the
Ripley and District
Horticultural Society,
attended the Meeting of
the executive of the
Bruce County Associatien .
held at the home 'of Mrs.
Helen Arkell • in
Teeswater. The pnrpose.
of this meeting was to
plan the- Bruce District
Horticultural meeting
'which will be held this
Saturday, April, ,25 in
Chesley.
Recent visitors with
Jack and Evelyn Johnsen
in Ripley were Miss
Greta ' Harrii Of
Wingliam, MrS. Eleanor
Hall of Kintardine and
Jack 'and Marion Lawrie
of Bruce township.
Ripley folks are glad to
learn that *, NerStin
HodginS has recevered •to
the point where he Can.
now. go out. Recently he,
made it. to the store of '
George and Joy McLean
to meet some folks.. 'A few
weeks ago, Nis un-
derwent emergency.
surgery in. Victoria
Hospital and spent some'
Last' Tharsday evening-
the Federation of.
Agriculture had a
meeting in the RiPley
Legion Hall, The two •
guest speaker's spoke on
high interest rates.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Calling of Olivet visited
last Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Katherine
Coiling in Ripley. They
showed- their beautiful-
pictures of themselves
and their: frienzs, Ron
•and Lynn. Nieholson ..on,
their recent vacation in
Orlando, Florida. Mrs.
Coiling .enjoyed these
pictures and s,he was also
a guest at dinner in
Kincardine.
Last • Wednesday
morning, April 18 the
ground was, white with
snow and the roads and
walks were icy. Winter
had returned. Two days
later, awes like summer.
, New, the grass is growing
green and spring flowers
'arein bloom.
''SPE-C1FAT AWARL.)
The •North American
W,11flife Association,
meets every three years
to present an award to the
himters who have shot the
largest wild animal in the
s,P during
that period, This year the
presentation was held , in
KanSas City, Missouri,
Klaus Wernsdorf of
Athabasca in Alberta,
who is the husband of the
former Carol COurtney of
the second concession
west in Huron township
won a name engraved
bronze medallion for.
having shdt the largest:,
grizzly hear in North
America,. This grizzly •
, bear was estimated to be
1. years old, equivalent to
s4)ain 84-year-old persbn.,
At the present time, the
hide is in Vancouver
'being tanned and it will
make a rug ap-
proximately seven feet
by nine feet:
CHURCH NEWS.
On Palm Sunday five
new elders were installed
at St, Andrews United
Church in Ripley. They
are. Henry Micldelkamp,
Bill Robinson, Allan
Irwin, 1VIrs, Jan Fludder,
and Mrs.' Marion
McCharales Oliver and
'Marion 1VIcCharles of
LachapiLgtelyitykr_$piyiu _
as. the first, husband arid
wife team on the board. of
elders.in this chnrch4
U.C.W.
' The 'United Chtirch
Woin en (XI.C.W.) .Of St.
Andrews ::United Church
In. Ripley held a noon
luncheon ;: buffet style'-
last Thursday at noon.
The dewnstairs church
hall was filled as ap-
ProXimately 210 people
were served between
11:30 a. m, .and I ;30. p.m.
GroUps • attending were
the•'Ripley teachers and
the staff at the Ripley
Kinless telephone office....
Mrs. Marian
McCharles had a display
of china dolls set up for
the,,Oceasion.
The president- of St.
AndreWs U C .W.,
Mary Worthington of'
Ripley', greeted the folks
at the door.
The ladies feel that this
noon luncheon was a
successful event.
OBITUARY
Miss Margaret.
Mac leer •of Victoria
Street in Kincardine died
last. Saturday,. April 19 in
Kincardine and District
Hospital in her 90th year.
On 'Monday afternoon
• of this week, April 21, the
_Reverend George Turner
of . Knox' 'PFe-SBY-teilaiii
Church conducted the
funeral service for Abe
late Miss MacIver at the.
Linklater Funeral Home
on Princes Street in
'Kincardine.. -
The burial service was
held .yesterday forenoon
(April; 22). ;.in . Ripley
Cemetery with Reverend
Turner officiating;
Surviving , are ber
brother, Donald of
Toronto; her sister Mae
of Nictoria Street in
renewing acetiaintaires
in the Ripley area were
Mrs, Minnie McTavish
and daughter Beth and
husband Mr. and Mrs.
John FindlaY of the
Walkerton area.
On Friday,-April 11 Mr.
and Mrs. Reg Moore
reached their home in
Ripley after motoring all
the way from Tuscon in
Southern Arizona where
-they spent the long .
Winter. Ripley folks are
glad to learn that they are
back home.
Miss Jean MacDOnald
of the Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Home ktgi, in
Lucknow spent- ssiine
days _last week With' her
Kincardine and' sister-in-
law, Mrs, Martha (Jack)
MacI.Ver of Ripley.
To these and • all
• relatives 'sympathy. is
e)Ttiencied7617 iliirfitne of
bereavement...,
Margaret MaCIver was
.born on the home farm on
the 10th concession east •
in Huron Township on
Saturday, February 14,..
1891. 'Her parents were .
the -late - John- and
. Christena MaCIver.
She was predeceaSed Y.
by her brother Jack, a
well-known farmer on the
tenth, one block east. of .
the fifteenth road.
Ripley Huron Central Schoo
Kindergarten
Orientation Night
Tuesday, April 29th
8 pdm.
For parents of children Who will lie attending
Kindergarten in September 1980 .
Kindergarten-Registration
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