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)Iey Community Development Group Marks lst
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MONUMENTS
'Ver$arY
tits, Wm. Arnold
Lary meeting of the
rnunity Development
ed a milestone for
s it was just a year
,g Dates came to
he first meeting.was
!din McAuley gave a
of the yOar's activit -
!s "came here frdrn the
encil of Churches.
Dyed by them to go
munities,and see if
led by rural cornmun -
e activated ..by them.
lne all the time in
inities and so they '
be practical in. rural
• The activities tar-
e group 'have been
results beyond any-
dons. It seemed
ceded someone
the area to come
ie spark and then the
d the ideas.
ers divided into four
;cussed the strong
Development Group,
s and ideas for the
s felt that area res-
I the' community
I many services and
o work to bring
Folks liked the in--
f organization arid
ed of people from
nd all organizations,
while it was still church-oriented ,
and the church in the Ripley area
is a strong force. The leadership
had been provided by the whole
community. Local Councils had
been co-operative.
People felt the village would be
improved With more thought to
beauty and tidiness. Each indiv-
idual has a responsibility to wel-
come newcomers.. Ripley needs a
bus, service and hunters froth other
areas should not be permitted to
wipe out the wild life.
Mrs. Oliver. McCharles,report-
ed that plans for a 2§-Unit Senior
Citizen Housing Develofmnent
were progressing well. Reg Moore
reported that plans for the Medic-,
al Centre were almost finalized,
Money continues to come in, and
is most welcome. Tobeimoa is
hoping to start a Development
Group.
There are many services of
which people are not aware, such.
as Home Care and V.O.N.
servi9e.
The. March meeting will be on
the third Monday night of March .
in the Anglican Church. Anyone
is welcome tdcome and keep in-
formed on what is happening' in
the community.
DUNGANNON
'cirvin Reed, Warren Zinn, Fin-
lay MacDonald, and J. D. Durnin
attended the Good Roads' Conven-
tion in Toronto for three days last
week. Mr. and Nir t . Harvey Cul-
bert were also in attendance at
the convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moulton,
Simcoe, visited last Saturday and
Sunday with' the former's father,
Frank Moulton, arid Mrs. Lillian
MacDOnald,
Arthur McMichael was able to
return home on Sunday from
London Hospital where he under-
went an operation on his back.
He will be convalescing at home
for some time.
William "Bill" Wiggins return-
ed home from Wingharn and Dist-•
rict Hospital on Friday following
a siege of hiecoughs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chambers
and baby , Tracy, from Stratford,
also Mr.. 'and Mrs. Kenneth Murch
and Vincent from Clinton visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh'
Mc Whinney
Mrs. David Dawson, Miss
Heather Park, and Mrs. Wayne
Durnin enjoyed a week's holiday
in Florida. recently.
Donald E. U. Thompson passed
away on Monday, February 25,
1974 at his residence on concession
6 , ,West WaWanosh in his 62nd
year. 'He is.survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Donald (Rebecca)
Gibbon of Sundridge and Miss
Lucy Thompson of Oakville, to
whom' sympathy' is extended and tc
friends' and neigbhours in this com-
munity.
Sympathy is extended 'also to
relatives here of Frank. Johnston of
Lucknow; to relatives and neigh-
bours of Walter Scott' of Belgrave,
whose wife Alice ShaCkleton is
well known to many here; to
Mrs. Morley Johnston and family
in the passing of her mother , Mrs.
Youngblut of Auburn, and to rela-
tives here of Harvey C,olerhan of
Varna.
Mr. and. Nirs.-"Wilfreci Pentland
motored to North Bay last Friday
to spend the week end with Mrs.
Ronald Pentland. Their daughter
Norma Pentland from Sudbury
also visited with them while there,
On their return they called on
A. and Mrs. Alan Pentland at
Ca llendar
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Berger ot
have returned from Florida having
enjoyed several months in the
warm climate.
Dave Courvoisier is a patient
in Goderich Ale.xandra and Mar-'
ine General Hospital since Thurs-
day.
The Official Board of
Dungannon and Nile United
Churches met on Monday evening
at,Nile church with a good attend-
ance.
Mrs. Dwight Aldham , John ,
Greg and Larissa' visited on 'Sunday
with Mrs. Mary Bere and family,.
Misses Cathy .and Jean Stothers
were home during the week end
with their parents Mr. ,and Mrs.
Bob, Stothers and Jim.
.. A number of members of the
Eedy families were .hOmc during
the week end and'attended a .rela
tive shower for RoseMary Eecly
held in Goderich Saturday even-
ing • •
On Sunday A. J: Sherwood's
Coach Lines took two bus loads
Of spectators to the Ice Capades in
Kitchener.
The the,me of the World Day of
Prayer was "Make Us Builders of
AMBERLEY
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Colwell on arrival of a baby
son in Winnipeg.
Congregations of the three
churches, Anglican, Bethel and
Pine. River, attended World Day
of Prayer held in Pine River
Church. Guest speaker was Mrs.
Donald Darrell and guest soloist
Bertha Scott. •
The Pine River U. C. W. will
hold their meeting on March 26th
at 2 o'clock. Guest speaker will
have a talk on cancer.:
Mrs. Jim Mills, Heather and
131air, spent a few days with' Mr.
and Mrs. Art Smeltzer.
Bob Rutledge is the new Clerk
of Session of Pine River Church,
board.
Miss Maureen Bradley and Miss.
Joan Ferguson spent the week end
at their homes.
MI. and Mrs. Bill Hutton spent
week end at home of Brenda's'
parents Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hum-
phrey.
Mrs,. Bill Godfrey is home from
London Hospital.
Mrs. Jack Blue of Ripley is
home from Kincardine 'Hospital.
:Miss Mary Pace and Mr. Ken,
Skin from •Wingharn spent the
week end at home of Mary's sister
and husband Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Guy and family in Brampton.
Mr. and. Mrs. Wm.' R. Pace,.
Sheila -and Billy of Kincardine
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
M. Pace Saturday evening..
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil' Humphrey
Mrs. Bob. Courtney, Mrs. Gary
Courtney, Mr. and Mrs-. Carl
Funston have been having a bout
with flu.. Wishing all a speedy
recovery.
Mr. Elmer Smeltzer attended
Good Roads Convention in Torontc
this past week.
Mrs. Richard West spent a few
days with her daughter and family
Mrs. Elmer SmeltZer.
The; Ripley Tykes, were success.
ful in winning 'Consolation Trophy
Saturday in Lucknow. Local
team member are Gary Rutledge,
Danny Smeltzer, Terry Irwin
and Jeff Scott. Congratulations
boys!
Lisa Billingsley. spent week end
with Carol Ferguson near' Amber-
ley .
Elizabeth Ferguson, Mrs. Clan- ,
ence Greer of Luckniziw, also Mrs.
Bill Harris Of London v isite Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Ferguson a clt fam-
ily, near Amberley.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob and Mr. and
Mrs. Len Courtney attended the
25th wedding, anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Allister McKay Friday
night.
MU RRA Y MURDOCH
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The sign remained in the arena ,
long 'after most even knew who .
Murray Murdoch was, until recent
years when it gave up prominence
to the present lettering On the end
of the arena, "Home of Paul- Hend-
erson". ,
Murdoch ,was born in Lucknow,
the,son Mr. and'Mrs. Walter
Murdoch who, we understand from
older residents; at one time lived
in the house owned by Jack Fisher
and on another occaSion in the
house owned by George Whitby,.
Murdoch gained his fame and
his title "Iron Man" from the
number pf consecutive games he
played without missing one.
The award received by Murray
Murdoch, no 69 years of age,
was the Lester Patrick Memorial
Trophy for 1974 for outstanding'
service to hockey 'in the United
States of America and in memory
of the former general manager
and coach of New YOrk Rangers;
Mr. Patrick.
Murray Murdoch was one of the
original New Yofk Rangers in their
inaugural season. He played 11
seasons with the team• and played
563 straight games in the regular
schedule and 55 games in the
playoffs.
Murdoch later coached the
Yale University pockey team.
Peace" , and ,the service was held
in, Dungannon United Church
under the leadership of Mrs. Lorne
Hasty, Mrs. Wilmer Rutledge,
Nile; and Mrs. John Franken of
St. Augustine. Father Dentinger
of Kingsbridge was guest speaker,
and brought avi inspiring message.
Mrs. Rick Park sang a solo, "Fie
lives" accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. Art McMichael. Attend-
ance was about 40,' and collec-
tion received was $36.00:
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