The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-05-04, Page 20Page 20—Lueknow Sentine1, Wednesday, May 4, 1988
Ripley W.I. meeting •
Ripley Women's Institute will meet at
Grace Murray's home on Friday May, 6th at
1:30 pm. Convenor is Curator Frances
Nugent. Roll call is "Show or Tell
Something from the 1880's."
Dessert will be served by Sadie McLeod
and Anna MacTavish. Margaret Gemmell
made this announcement.
Arbor Day project
Ripley's Arbor Day project was piloted by
Huron Township Reeve John Gamble with
help from Corey Kummer, Todd Thompson,
Josh Bauman, Mandy Farrell, and Ian
MacEachern - "Men of the Trees."
30 trees - Maples, Walnuts and Flowering
crabs - were planted around the high school
yard and the community centre.
Memorial service held
Rev. Glen Mapherson of Ripley United
Church officiated at a memorial graveside
service for Mrs. Marie Walden, widow of
Wilbert S. Walden (1983) on Saturday April
30, 1988.
Mrs. Walden passed away in Vancouver
at the age of 89, after a lengthy illness.
Nieces and nephews from London,
Chatham, and Hamilton as well as those
from the local area attended.
Looking like summer
• Ripley has taken on its summer look over
this past weekend. The Lions Club have put
their Gore Park sign up from its winter
storage.
Also the Ripley Fire Department had two
weekend alarms. About 7:30 on Saturday
evening the three vehicles went north and
were out for an hour or so. Again on Monday
forenoon about ten the alarm sounded.
On Thursday evening, April 28, the Ripley
Happy Hearts held their final dance of the
season in the Legion hall with a large crowd
attending from Clinton, Goderich,
Wingham, Whitechurch, Lucknow, Kincar-
dine and of course members from Ripley.
Good music was supplied by the orchestra
of Marg Harkness, Aurel Armstrong, Don
Robertson, and Walter DeWolfe, assisted by
Irene Emmerton and Ronnie Rack.
A prize was given for the oldest couple on
the dance floor which was won by Irene Neil
and Fraser Farrell of Kincardine whose
combined ages added up to 159.
.A big "Thank You" t� all who attended.
Hope you enjoyed yourselves, and members
are looking forward to next season.
NORMAN MACGREGOR
Norman MacGregor (Sr) passed away in
Kincardine and District Hospital on Sunday
morning May lst, 1988 in his 91st year. He
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was born .in Huron township on the 5th con-
cession east of the 15th and just west of the
present I.C. Greenhouse farm there. Birth
date was Sunday December 5, 1897.
He is survived by four daughters, living in
the Kincardine area as follows - Marian
(Mrs. Donald McLeod) husband, a teacher
at Kincardine high school, Donna (Mrs.
Jack Howard), Gladys ("Benny") Mrs. Ray
Murray, Shirley (Mrs. Robert Colquhon)
RR 3 Tiverton, Also survived by two sons.
They are John Morrison "Mort"
MacGregor, Norman Sam MacGregor - well
known.
Norman is survived by 13 grandchildren
and 14 great gandchildren. He is also surviv-
ed by two sisters - Mrs. Gladys Hurston of
Ripley and Mrs. 'Cassie Price of St. Clair
Shores (Detroit.
Rev. Arthur Pagette of Kincardine
Pentecostal Church conducted the funeral
service at 2 pm on Tuesday May 3, 1988, in
the Ripley Cemetery.
Sympathy goes to all members of the
family. writ
Lions auction this Saturday
The Ripley and District Lions donation
auction sale begins at 10:30 this coming
Saturday at the Township Hall. Donations of
curtains, electrical appliances, quilts,
clothing, books and puzzles have been
received to sell. The proceeds are being us-
ed for Christmas lighting decorations and
the Women's House of Bruce County.
Softball registration over
Softball Registration is now complete.
Anyone still wishing to play can contact Dan
Wilken at 395-3668.
At this time there is only a Mite boys and
Bantam boys softball team. There were not
enough players registered for other teams.
Next week's paper will have more details
about softball and refund information.
Happy Birthday to Matthew McGillivray
who celebrated his 3rd Birthday on Tues-
day. Present for the occasion were his fami-
ly Ed and Sandra, Kelly and Kristy and his
grandparents Wib and Eunice Emmerton
and Katherine Collins.
Wilda Thompson attended as a delegate
the United church Women's Conference held
in Hamilton on Wednesday and Thursday.
Katherine Collins had her family home for
the weekend, Dave and Margie Lochhead,
Shauna, Rachel and Devon from Waterloo
also Ed and Sandra McGillivray, Kelly,
Kristy and Matthew, also Gordon and Ruthe
Patterson.
Francis and Irene Boyle visited on Friday
night with Earl and Barbara Osborne in
Guelph also with Bonnie Boyle and Helen
Smith in London.
Sam and Heather Finnie and Gabrielle
had Kerry Boyle and Kevin Harrigan, John
'and Corrine Louther on the weekend. Also
Joyce Farrell and girls had supper with
Sam and Heather on Friday night.
Earl and June Elliott had Lula Stanley
Lucknow and Bev Tollefsen Toronto on the
weekend.
Don and Ann McCosh, Olive Needham and
Currie Colwell were Sunday guests with
Bruce, Shirley Colwell and family.
Don and Ann McCosh visited with Mr. and
Mrs. John Johnston and family at
Jamestown.
Janet and Fran Farrell entertained ladies
to a quilting on Wednesday.
PURPLE
GROVE
Bette MacLeod, Marion Gamble, Jean
Scott had a walking tour around Huron Fr-
inge Naturalist Lagoon on Sat. to view the
birds. Bette is busy planting her garden.
Dewayne and Marlene Greig visited on
Sunday with Marlene's mother Wanda
Garvley.
Jack and Janet Farrell had their family
on the weekend, Rob from Mount Forest,
George and Janice Miller, Rachel and Col-
een, Thorndale, Al and Kathy Martin and
Jerared, Kitchener.
Recent visitors with Don and Tiny Robert-
son, Gladys McCallum and daughter Cindy,
Kincardine, Grant and Barb MacDonald,
Ripley.
Jannelle, Joe and Brianne Elliott visited
on the wekend with Meagan MacDonald,.
Meagan attended Jannelle's birthday on
Tuesday.
Stefanie MacDonald celebrated her birth-
day with Grandma Jean MacDonald in
Ripley. Happy Birthday wishes Stefanie.
Marion and Bill Martin, Kitchener, visited
with Catherine Scott at Princess Court, Kin-
cardine. Marion is Catherine's. sister.
Don and Alma Gillies visited with Dave
The last Card Party of the season was
held at St. Helen's Hall on Monday, April
25.
Winners included: Pink Cards, high -
Cora Clayton; second high = Ruby Hanna.
White Cards, high - Ross Errington; se-
cond high - George Inglis; Most Shoots -
Clarence Hanna; Lucky Cup - Cliff
Menary; Lucky Birthday - Norma
Raynard.
and Valerie Gibson at their cottage on the
12th of Ashfield.
Sandra Bickford and two children,
Lucknow, Dave Henderson, Glen and Joyce
Macpherson visited with the Gillies.
Sympathy is extended to Marjorie Robb in
the passing of her husband Cliff Robb.
Ladies don't forget the P.G.W.I. night out
on Wed. Be there at seven o'clock.
Heather Stanley, daughter of Ray and
Helen' Stanley, Kinloss, recently
graduated from the Diploma Nursing Pro-
gram at Conestoga College in Kitchener.
Heather has successfully received her
registration and is presently employed at
the Regional Health Centre in Owen
Sound.
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