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LIAICKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE IVIELVE • we ovspAy All .Work Guaront0ed 114".FIK .IOUR:-SAWSI-- his Wee BY AB WYLDS Rifiley: was a busy spot on that SaturdaY- afternoon before Christmas, Dec. ember 21. While the sOd turning ceremony: Was heing held at thy field just west of the bail park, Ur ,the auditorium of the nearby Ripley District , High Sehool, ,several girls were putting up, decorations for the Ripley Junior. Farmer's dancg that night: At the Ripley Diamond Jubilee arena it .was free skating for the /young people, then with an assist by the Ripley Firemen "with ..their bright red new fire truck, Santa Claus called at the rink with treats for everyone. 'Just the night.before the Ripley Huron Legion held their annual Christmas dance and IttcV turkey draw with Glenn Boyd' s . - orchestra supplying the music. , Also on Saturday"' evening at the Ripley 'Huron Legion hail the Jacklin Farms of Amberley had their Christmas dinner and party. The ladies Of, the. Legion Auxiliary prepared and served the Jacklin staff and invited guests. * On New Year's Eve the dance in Ripley was sponsered by,the Ripley Curling Club. Incidentally, it was nice to see-a.nd hear M. L. "Tory" Gregg oftoUdon and Inyerhuron in his brief appearance on . CKNX television just before the new year. We found Guy Lombardo dance show televised by the CBC at the Waldorf Astoria ballroom a boring experience.. On Monday afternoon of this week, January §, the funeral service for Mrs. /Gordon Stanley was held at the McLennan—Mc- Creath Heine here with interment in Ripley ceinetery. Sadie Stanley, as she was known ,affectionately by a wide, circle of friends, passed in Rip ey away 'last Friday in Kincardine hospital. A few ninths back in her first fall • on the sidewalk in Kincardine she suffered fracture and- has been since 'that time a patient in St. -Joe's in . London. and in Kincardine. Mrs: Stanley, who. was in her' 88th, year., is survived by several nephews and nieces: Among itheSe • is' Mrs. Katherine Collins of Purple Grove, who along with Ripley neighbours, helped Mrs. Sianley at 'her home in Ripley during her times of need. Mrs. Stanley will be missed for 'her. great community work. She contributed greatly to organizing and working at the Ripley Fall Fair for over' 50 years. Members of the Hill Top Rebekah Lodge of Bervie held a special service on Sunday evening at the funeral home in Ripley. Beside the Rebekah Lodge and the Ripley Agricultural Society, Sadie was an active member in St.' Andrews United Church, in the Ripley and District Horticultural 'Society and/in , the Ripley Women's" Institute. * * * * * Mrs. Violet .,(Roy) MacKenzie of Ripley had' a, family , Christmas gathering at her home on Saturday, December 21st. \ Present were Mr. and Mrs. , Ken MacKenzie and family of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacKenzie and family of Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne MacKenzie and family of Union- ville, Mr. and Mrs. David Mac- Kenzie of' Kincardine, Miss Marg- aret MacKenzie of Inverhuron, Mr. JOhn MacLennan and Mr. Norman:, Shiells of Ashfield. * * 3+./ * * Mrs. Violet MacKenzie returned' home to Ripley on Monday last week from visiting with, her ' sons and their families, Donald, Lorne, and Kenneth at - Peterborough, Unionville and Listowel - during the holiday week. * * Mrs. Annie Scott held Christmas at her home in Ripley for the members of the Scott families in the community. * * * * Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gillies at their home . on concession 10, Huron Township was their daughter, husband and son Mr. and Mrs. David Gibson and Dan of London. ,.Mrs. Gibson is the former Valerie Guiles. * * * A large. name sign "Huron Township Garage" 'has been rec- ently installed on the front of the new Huron Township Municipal building at the east end of Malcolm Street. Niels Frederiksen of • Ripley entered Kincardine hospital on the Friday before Christmas and is a patient there at present. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coiling, Murray and Larry had for Christ- mas at their home' in Ripley Miis Sharon Coiling' of London,' Ernie Coiling of Olivet and Mi's. Melvin Coiling of Ripley. * * * * Home 'for Christmas on Decem- ber 24 in Ripley with Mt. and Mrs. Oraen Rock and sons Robert, Richard and...Ronnie were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Broome and Dianne of Auburn and Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacKenzie of Lochaish. Last Thursday evening shortly after ten the street lights in Ripley blacked 'out and the Ripley water system was off. A car driven by Angus .Maclntyre had smashed a hydro pole a block north of St. Andrews Church near the home of Mrs. William Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs: Alvery Hayes. The accident Was investigated by the Kincardine 0.P.P. and the Kincar- dine P.U.C. men worked till three in the morning replacing the pole and restoring hydro service. On Friday afternoon village foreman. Ambrose Gamble removed the pieces, of broken pole. * * * * * * Speaking of fractures, last week Miss Sharon Craigie of Kitchener suffered a broken ankle while skiing there. Sharon, a graduate of the Ripley District High School and a high school teacher herself, is teaching in Kitchener. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred . Craigie of Kincardine and formerly of conces- sion 10, Huron, Were down to visit Sharon. .* * *'* * * Mrs: Gladys Arnold. of Ripley and her. daughter Mrs. Joyce 'Arnold `of Kinloss (Black Horse) were in California for a Christi-1as vacation.' --Mr. and Mrs: Orah- Crawford of Ripley spent Christmas with their son Bill and family - Dr. and Mrs. William Crawford and faitnilY in Winnipeg. Mrs. Hazel (D.J..) MacDonald of Ripley who has been hospitalized for some time is now residing with her daughter Margaret,- Mrs. Hill in Arthur. ,*.* * * Mrs.. Jessie MacKay of Ripley celebrated her 95th birthday last Sunday - January 5, 1975. Mrs. MacKay resides -at her home with her son Johnny MacKay at the east end of the village. All the people of Ripley and surrounding area ex- tend best wishes to. Mrs. MacKay on this occasion. * PINE RIVER Mr. an,d Mrs. Robert Courtney entertained their neighbours Wed- nesday evening. Euchre, was played with high prizes going to Mrs. Gary Courtney and Cliff Emmerton. A delicious lunch was served and a social evening was enjoyed by all. Mr. and John Ferguson visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nesbitt. On Sunday Lynn Lowry and Bob Rutledge sang Star of the East at Pine River Church". Also Robert Courtney, Glen- Boyd and. Lynn Lowry played numbers on their saxaphones. Miss Margaret Courtney of Walkerton spent the'week end with Mr. and Mrs. Len Courtney and family. Gertrude Lee Walden of London spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Walden and family. Mr,---and Mrs. Mike Murphy of Ingersoll spent the week end with Mr., and Mrs, Bob Courtney and family. • (on small details) As your Sanitone Certified' Master Drycleaner, we pay a lot of attention to details -- buttons, belts,. ruffles, pleats. Small details, but they make a - -big-difference toop-you-and-yourappearanqe Try_ us, and see the difference yourself.• + [ Sriittirld Cag ed Moste;Trycleaner Mr. and Mrs. E. "O Forrester and Mrs. Melvin Coiling of Riple.# attended the funeral service- last Friday afternoon of James Gardin-• er at the RoSs 'MacLennan home in Kincardine. The late James ,Gardiner of Kincardine was the uncle of Mrs. .Katherine Coiling' and E. O.' Forrester: At one time tie lived in the big "castle like" hbme on .Highway 9 east of -Kincardine . Viiiting with Mi. and Mrs. Francis Gemmel!' were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris of London, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ,Genimell .Brampton and "Mr. and Mrs. ken -Smith (Anne, Geminell), also of Brampton. On New Year's Day the' Superior'. Maintenance Service operated by G: A. Gollan of Lucknow, along with his helpers, was at the 'Ripley Royal "Bank giving everything a thorough cleaning. This was not their first job in. Ripley as in the past few weeks they had done a cleaning job at two private homes in the village.. ' * , * * * * , Ripley arena manager, and maker Jim Brooks 'suffered a fracture of his left foot in a fall ,on the stairway of his Ripley home. Jim says that several 'volunteers are helping him at the. Ripley Diamond Jubilee arena while his - foot is in a cast