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Of Kathy (AMU) and Boyd,
Carruthers; Michael, John
Sunni- son of Richard and
Jean 'Smith; Meagen
• Heather, -MaeDonald
daughter of Douglas and
Shirley MacDonald;
Whitney Anne Margaret
• Smith daughter of Ann
•,-.(Gemmell) and Ken Smith of '
• Kitchener;, Nicholas Arid,:ew
Lazareitich, son of Mary
(Forster) - and' Milan
LazareVich of Brantford.
•'40th anniversary
• Visiting':With Dorothy and
Russell Brooks and arratig-
• nig a lovely dinner at the
Embassy 'for their 40th wed -
g annifersory were their
family, Eineitt, Eileen,
David and Gillian from Lon-
• don; Doiig. and Ruth Ann
from Guelph; Gerry, Linda,
Kathy and Joey from Tiver-
ton.
On Tuesday morning of
last week ,Don McLay drove
• his wife Audrey from Ripley
• to Toronto airport. From
fa
there she flew to
Philadelphia and on
Thursday She attended the
funeral service for her
grandson Paul Christopher
Scott three -day-old son of
Susan and Paul Scott. Also in
attendance was Susan's
sister Ainslie. Sympathy is
extended at this time of
bereavement. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Scott have two young
children in their family
namely son Michael and
daughter Kerry. Don was
unable to attend the service
due to work in connection
with the postal association.
•
At this time of writing both
Bert Irwin and Mrs. Hilda
Phelan of Ripley are still pa-
tients in the Owen Sound
General and Marine
Hospital. On Saturday Mar-
tin Phelan said that his wife
MIS then two weeks there
undergoing treatment for
hepatitis. Their daughter
Tracy is staying with Mr.
and Mrs. Lyn Courtney and
family on the 10th concession
and so able to continue to at -
tend the Ripley Huron Cen-
tral School Younger sister
Becky is with her grand-
parents Mr. and Mrs.
MacKenzie in Kincardine.
Also Martin said that his
wife was starting to show irn
provement in her illness.
On the • weekend Noreen
and Jean MacDonald took
care of Tammy and Jason
Fludder while their parents
were away.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Smith Robertson of Califor-
nia visited in the area with
Bob Robertson, Stewart and
Clara Shielis, Christena
Robertson, Ab and Fran
Wylds. They also visited
with his brother Wildon in
the Wingham area and
formerly of Bluevale. Smith
now retired and his wife
Josephine live in Montebello
which is in Greater Los
Angeles and just south of.
Pasadena and its Rose Bowl
also a part of Los Angeles. It
was interesting and nice to
talk with Smith again. They
will return home later in
June. •
Visiting with Chris Robert-
son of Ripley last week were
her sister Martha and hus0
band Wilson Ford of Coburg
and their daughter 'Miss
Marilyn Ford of MacKenzie,
British Columbia.
Tena and Harold` Wyld of
Weston and members of
their fan* visited with
their son John -and his wife
Karen Wyld at their home on
Malcolm Street in Ripley.:
They also visited with his
mother Mrs. Minnie Wyld in
Huronvilla and. Ins - brother
Allan end Wanda Mae, their
son, Bill and wife Nina and
family, and their son Don on
the sixth concession west in
Huron -Township.
Evelyn 'and Jack Johnson
of Ripley were in Vanastra
for the Victoria weekend tak-
ing care of Aaron and Bra-
den Gardner. Donnie and
• Carol Fludder of ,Ripley and
A. J. and. Glenda Gardner of
Vanastra attended the wed -
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ding of Holly, sister of Carol
and Glenda held last
weekend in 13urk's Falls. •
Raymond EllierS011 of Ot-
tawa, Glen Emerson of
Georgetown, Goldie Emer-
son of London, Frances and
. Donald Gillies of Ripley •
were dinner guests with Mrs.
Sam Emerson in Ripley over
• the weekend.
Kathy and Joey Brooks of
Tiverton spent a few days
with their grandparents
Dorothy and Russell Brooks
in Ripley, while their
parents Gerry and Linda
were on holidays.
Passed away s. • ;
On Wednesday of last
week, May 13, 1981, Leonard
Reavie Irwin of Ripley and
formerly of the fourth con-
cession west in Huron
township died in Kincardine
and District hospital. Son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ir- •
win he was born on the .•
fourth concession west 'in
Huron township on Sunday,
September :0, 1914. The
funeral service was held last ,
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Friday afternoon May 15 in
the MacKenzie McCreath
-Funeral Home in Ripley with
Rev. Jim Bushell of St. An-
drew's United Church of -
Relating. Members of the „
Old Light Lodge 184 held a
service in the Funeral Home
at nine on Thursday evening.
Interment was in Ripley
cemetery. Surviving are his
wife, the former Annie
Ferguson; two daughters,
Elaine, Mrs. Bob Irwin of
• Lucknow; and Carol, Mrs.
John Halliday of Owen
Sound; five sons, Ronnie of
Ripley, t Ernie and Ken of.
Burlington, Dennis of Dart-
mouth,' Nova Scotia, and
Larry of Ripley, and 13
grandchildren. Leonard is
also survived by his brother
Bert of Ripley and his sister
Kay, Mrs, George Dane of
Hythe, Alberta. To all these
sympathy is extended at this.
time of bereavement. He
• was predeceased by his
parents, a sister, and four
brothers. Two of the
brothers were Steve and
Lloyd, both of Ripley.
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