The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-04-05, Page 27This week in Ripley
The barn meeting at the
farm of Jack and. Jim Farrell
on the Twelfth concession of
Huron township was held last
Saturday afternoon April 1st
and not as this writer stated
in last weeks column. Sorry
for this unintentional
mistake. The veterniary
consultant with the United
Breeders in this area, Dr.
Hugh W. Clugston of
Wingham was tie special
speaker of the afternoon.
The funeral service for the
late Dorothy Christine
Thompson of Oshawa was
conducted last Wednesday
afternoon at the MacKenzie
McCreath Ripley Funeral
Home by Rev. Hugh Nugent
of Knox Presbyterian Churdh
here. Miss Thompson was a
native of the fourth Con-
cession east in Huron
township and for many years
a teacher on the Oshawa
staff.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
. Francis Genronell on the
Easter weekend were her
sister Mrs. Frank Inksater of
Paris and Dr. and Mrs. K.L.
Smith of Kitchener were
here.
On Tuesday afternoon of
last week Mrs. E. O.
Forrester had the misfortune
to fall on the road in the
vicinity- . of the railway
crossing near the ,Ripley
Chopping Mill.
Her, husband, Ossie,took
her to Kincardine where it
was found Mrs. Forrester had
broken her , nose, having
fallen on her face on the road.
She was able to return home
after the break was tended
and is now recovering there.
She and her husband had just
returned recently _from a
winter vacation in California,
motoring both out and back
without a mishap, and then
Mrs. Forrester suffers this
painful injury a few yards
from her home. Friends wish
Elsie a speedy recovery.
Miss Jean MacDonald of
the staff of Pine Lodge Rest
Home in Lucknow spent the
weekend with her sister,
Noreen, at their Malcolm
street home in Ripley.
Dr. and Mrs. Donald john.
MacDonald and family of
Toronto visited over the
Easter weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Mary R.
MacDonald, and his aunt,
Mrs. Elizabeth Fair, and
friends in. the Ripley area.
Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Gardner
and sons of Vanastra spent
last weekend in Ripley
visiting wish Donnie and
Carol Fludder, Tammy and
Jason, and Glen Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wylds
of Ripley spent the Easter
holiday in Toronto with her
sister.
Richard Worthington of
Sarnia was here with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Worthington.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blue and
Danette of Listowel are
holidaying in Florida.
Over a week ago Reg Moore.
returned home from a three
week vacation in the Malaga
area on the 'south coast of
Spain. Following his return,
John Moore, of Ottawa visited
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Reg Moore in Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Blue,,
Neil and Allison, of Toronto
visited in Ripley with his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Blue,
and With his sisters, Mrs.
Betty Scott and Mrs. Bertha
Scott,and their families.
Five month old Jamie
,Stam, infant son of Karen and
Leonard Stam east of Bervie
Was taken by helicopter
ambulance from Owen Sound
hospital to the Sick Children's
Hospital in Toronto last
Tuesday night for an-,
emergency operation. He is
reported gaining strength
now. His mother Karen is the
daughter of Doug and Marion
Lackey, Con 4. Huron twp.
Bruce Scott of Burlington
was home with his parents
Jack and Betty Scott and
family members.
Neils Frederiksen is back
on the job at the Kincardine
Golf Club where he has been
employed for the past several
summers.
Mrs. Joan Riley who has
been a patient in the Kin-
cardine and District hospital
was able to come home to
Ripley last Saturday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Don Duthie,
Kimberley and Lori Ann of
Mississauga and Elmer
Reavie of Lucknow visited
with friends and relatives
here.
Mrs. Margaret Blue, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Blue and Mrs.
Lloyd Irwin spent Easter
Sunday with Bill and Bertha'
Scott and family on the fourth
concession, Huron Township
and also celebrated Bill's
birthday.
Mrs. Gladys Mason of
Ripley, "Mr. Currie Colwell
and daughter Anne of South
Kinloss accompanied Don
and Anne McCosh of Ripley
last Sunday to visit with their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Mitchell and family
in Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Farrell
of Toronto spent Easter with
their parents and family
members -Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Carter and Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Farrell.
Ripley folks are glad to
learn that Mrke Ross Martyn
returned ' to her home in
Ripley after being away for
the winter. Accompanying
Adeline and staying for a
short time were her brother
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Mooney of Woodstock.
- On Saturday evening the
family of Mrs. Charles
Pollock of Ripley entertained
her at a birthday dinner at the
Bruce Inn, Kincardine on the
occasion of her 90th birthday.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Bank (Norine)
from Stoney Creek; Mr. and
BY AB WYLDS
Mrs. Bert Goff (Helen) and
son Ronald from Hamilton
and Greg from Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Pollock and
Nancy from Tillsonburg and
son Gary from London; Mr.
Murray Pollock and
Margaret Schiestel from
Teeswater; • Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Pollock from Ripley;
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pollock,
Tony and Joanne of Ripley;
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Breckles
(Cheryl) and sons Chris and
Jeffery from Goderich; other
guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Elwyn Pollock, Mrs.
Charlotte MacDonald, and
Miss Christena Robertson of
Ripley. Many friends called
on Sunday afternoon to say
Happy Birthday and enjoy a
visit and a cup of tea.
Recent visitors with Miss
Christena Robertson in
Ripley were her sister, Mrs.
Elvira Mewhinney of Port
Elgin and nephew, William
Dorolses of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cam-
pbell of Amberley, Mr. and
Mrs. Goldie Harris of Kin-
cardine, Mrs. Marjorie Reid
and Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn
Hooey of Ripley visited on
Sunday . with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Hewitson in Owen
Sound.
Mrs. Frances Elliott of
Ripley visited last week with
her sister, Mrs. Clarice
Edgar, in London.
The pioneers had a saying
which fitted last Monday's
chilly, raw weather perfectly.
It was "a wind which blows
from the east is neither fit for
man nor beast."
Mr. Floyd Stanley, Prin-
cipal of the Ripley Huron
Central School, his wife,
Lynne and son, Deane, spent
the school winter break in
Southern California. They
flew from Toronto to Los
Angeles. Then they motored
to San Diego where they
enjoyed their vacp.tion.
Anne Liddle, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Liddle of
Oakville visited with her
grandmother Mrs. Charles
Liddle Sr. and other relatives
during the March school
break. Anne is attending
Sheridan College in Oakville.
Mr. and Mrs. Tem Howie
and Faith and Timothy
visited with Mr. and. Mrs. Les
Wardell on the weekend..
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