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In Ripley PAGE THIRTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1975 BY AB WYLDS Last Sunday afternoon, the funeral service was held at the Ross MacLennan Funeral Home in Kincardine for Mrs. Calvert Finlay, followed by interment in Kincard- ine Cemetery. . The former Sadie Coiling of the 4th concession of Huron Township, she was 71 years of age. Surviving are her two sons; Carl and Ronald and daughter June (Mrs. Taylor of B.C.); 'eight grandchildren; two sisters, one Mrs. Minnie (Alex) MacTavish of the Walkerton area and formerly of Smoky Hollow on the 2nd conces- sion of Huron Township, and one brother John Coiling of Ripley._ The late Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Finlay owned and operated the, farm where Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harris now live on the 12tfi concession west before they retired to Kincardine. For many years Mrs-Finlay was a capable nurse in the Kincardine Hospital. She is also survived by /several nephews and nieces of thiS area. To all the family, sympathy is extended. ,4 The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fludder was celebrated at their Malcolm Street home in Ripley last Saturday evening with immediate family members, in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hooisma and young daughter Sheila of Kitchener visited with his family, ' Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Hooisma and Jimmy, also with his brother John and with Mr, and Mrs. Don Fludder, Tammy and Jason in Ripley last weekend. Further levelling and top soil covering of the site of the former .Royal Hotel is being carried out by men using the Bill Kempton equipment from Amberley. In charge of the work is Donnie. Peterbaugh for the village. The large sugar maple in Gore Park, which has been dead for some time, was sawed down last, Wednesday, evening by Keith Carter of concession 10, Huron. Assisting were his father Jack Carter of Ripley and family members, along with Don Peter- baugh. Liter Don and Doug Peterbaugh drew the brush away. On Saturday forenoon, Johnny Smith and Bobby Robertson, with their chain saws, did further cutting and piling. The tree died gradually over the past five or six years being attacked by the "die back" disease which is killing many sugar maples. * * * * * * Mrs.-Donna Reid of Stroud was a week end visitor 'with her mother Mrs. Arvilla Orr and her sister' Miss Pat Mead at their Malcolm Street home in Ripley, as well as other family members in the area. Last Thursday noon the ten members of the Ripley High School 4-H' Forestry Club visited Ardill Mason's woodworking shop and tried their hands at wood turning on his lathe. ,Later Ardill showed them different samples of his own worleand,named the different;kinds of wood used. -In the club were Bob Campbell, Doug Peterbaugh, Wray Thompson, Greg Rouse, Mark Stewart, John Drzazga, Paul Court- ney, Mike Rowland, Mark Humph- rey, Tint Palmer and Erroll 'Lunde. Mrs. Rose Jewel recently sold her home on the mainstreet east in Ripley. * * * * * * Noticed visiting in Ripley this past week end was Colin MacLen- nan of Agincourt. The annual spring meeting for the Agricultural Societies (fall fair boards) in Bruce and Grey Count- ies, which is District No. 10, will be held in the community centre, at Elmwood according to a letter just received from Allan Wedow , of Hanover who, must be 'the secret- ary-treasurer for this district. Meeting will be on Wednesday, June 4th. * * * * * * On Monday evening of last week, the Ripley Agricultural Society was held with president. Morley Scott of Purple Grove in charge. Various routine matters were dealt with, Seven, girls received' County Honour certificates at the 4-H Club Achievement Day at LucknoVv. The awards are for the completion of six 4-H Club projects. then • Gordon Patterson showed cologred slides. There was a good number of .members out to the meeting. * * On Saturday, a shingling bee was held at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Irwin and as a result their house now has a new roof. * * * * '* With ideal weather last Satur- day evening and through Sunday, and the large number of cars driven by young people, the new four'way stop at the main intersection in Ripley proved a real boon to those devoted to the 'sport of tire squealing. And the number is increasing all the time. Mrs. Frank Chapman of Chilli- wack, B.C. and Mrs. Del Carlow of 70 Mile House, B.C. are visiting with their cousin Mrs. Ellis Gossell. It is fifty years since Mrs. Chapman visited with relatives here and it is Mrs. Carlow's first visit. Their mother is the sister of n bus.%ess toans anywhere in Canada . Ci )4 Pictured, seated, left to'right are Brenda Lamont, Teeswater No. 1 Club; Lisa Hill, Teeswater No. 1. Standing, left to right are Karen Tilson, Teeswater No, 2; Linda Baptismal Service On Mother's Day ST. HELENS NEWS At the christening service at the St. Helens Church on Mother's Day, Rev. A. Cook baptized the following children: Patricia Ann and Christopher James, children of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McDonald; Christina Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Todd and Ruth Ann, daughter of , Mr. and Mrs. Ross Durnin. Recent visitors with Mr. and the late D.B. MacLeod and their father was brother of the late Mac Sandy Matheson of concession 8 east of Ripley. Miss Jean, Wray and May Osborne, spent the long weekend visiting relatives in Ann Arbor, Flat Rock and Grand Rapids in Michi- gan and Sarnia and Windsor in Ontario. * * * * * * Wall, Teeswater No.- 1; Margaret MatIntyre, Kairshea No. 1; Sharon Gowland, Teeswater No. 1. Absent was Denise Kennedy, Teeswater .No. 3. Mrs. Gordon MacPherson were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, Benny and Billy of Caledon. Benny, who has been taking flying lessons, had his first solo flight on his sixteenth birthday. Little Sarah Lyons of Londesboro spent the past week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gord- on' Lyons. BRIDAL SHOWER On' Wednesday evening, :Miss JoAnn Seiker was guest of honour at a bridal shower in St. Helens Hall. Janice Gaunt played several selections as the ladies gathered.' Mrs. Rick Humphrey was chair- lady. , Contests were conducted . by Mrs. Witn de Boer and Mrs. Harold Gaunt while readings were given by Mrs. Ernest Gaunt and Mrs. Bob Aitchison. Mrs. Tom Pritchard played a piano solo. Assisting the bride in opening her gifts were Mrs. Wayne Todd and Gail MacPherson. JoAnn thanked the ladies and lunch was served at the conclusion of the evening. BORN: . At Wingham and District Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joni Shed& on Tuesday, May, 13th, a daughter.