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injured in a car accident
- at the main intersection
ins 1 in ton .e arty last
week. At present Mrs.
Emerson is in Wingham
and' District Hospital
recovering from 'three
broken -,'ribs'while Sam
sustained a hand cut
requiring. stitches,
Failure of the car to stop
at the intersection-caused
it to cross the road' and
strike the Royal Bank
building, They were
returning from London
and, a visit with Dr. and
Mrs. Goldie Emerson.
Airplanes here
'Here a drone, and there
a drone, and everywhere
in the bright blue sky the
sound of airplanes could
be heard last Sunday
morning. From 8130 on
planes were flying north •
Over the Ripley area.
Apparently there was a
"fly in" ' taking place:.
Operation.
At 5:30 last Saturday
afternoon . Mrs. Pat
Cornish of Malcolm
Street in Ripley un-
derwent emergency
surgery in Owen. Sound
General and Marine
Hospital. She was rushed
'to Owen Sound by her
husband Ron arriving
just one hour before the
operation, Pat is
presently a patient there.
Friends ektend best
wishes,
Home from Kincardine
and. District Hospital is
Hanzilton MacKinnon. It
is hoped that . Harn haS
continued recoverY, His ,
wife Annie remains in
---finsiaitatpridergoing care--
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Henderson are in London.
Helen is presently un-
dergoing treatment in
Victoria Hospital. They
have been in Lcindon for
the past week and are
still there.
Play school
During this afternoon,
Wednesday, June 25,
from one to three,
registration will be held
for the children attending
the summer play school
at the Ripley Huron
Central School in Ripley.
It is sponsored by the
Ripley Huron Recreation
and Experience 80 and
will' be called the Ripley
Huron and Point Clark
Play School running from
July 7th to Aug. 22.
In Toronto
Mrs. Katherine Collins
of concession 12, Huron
and • Mrs-.- -by McLean- of
Ripley were in Toronto
last , week attending the
Grand Lodge of the
Rebekahs.
Joe Fludder of
"4 Malcolm Street was doWn
to Victoria Hospital on
Friday of last week and
he is back, there this week
after spending the
Weekend at his home in
Ripley.
Wildon Robertson of
BltieVale is a Patient in
Victoria Hospital in
London where he un-
derwent surgery about
two weeks ago. Cousins
Miss Christena Rober-
tson of-Riptey and Bobby.
Robertson of the. Tenth
recently visited him
there,
Mr acid-Mrs. Jiiii-Tout,
whoa resided in Huron;
villa, are tow residing in
their home Which they
purchased from Mr. and
Mrs, Neil McCallum.
Located just south of St.
Paul's Anglican Church
the late Sam and Elwyn
Pollock had 'this house
built a few yeag back.
Training school
On Stinday, June 15th ;
five members of the
Ripley and District Lions
Club attended a training
school for executives held
in Palmerston, Newly
elected president Ron
Nicholson took his car
and accompanying him
were Dale Liddle, John
D. MacKay', Allan
MacTavish and Don
MacTavish. On Wed-
nesday evening, of, last
week the committee in
charge of the annual Beef
Barbecue coming up' on
the last Sunday in July,
namely. July 27, at the
Ripley Huron Corninimity
Centre Cornplex, met at
the home, of, the president
R-on Nicholson to discuss
plans for the event. It-
follows the Ripley Craft
Show which is on. Friday
aria Saturday.
Speaker
J. R, MacDonald
of Roseville, 'Detroit,
Michigan was the guest
speaker at the Ashfield
Presbyterian Church
anniversary last Sunday.
It is alWays nice to -have:.
Joe back to this area.
Funeral
A graveside service
will be held this Saturday
afternoon at 3 p.m. in,
Kintail Cemetery for the
late. Mrs. Marguerite
Scott of Royal Oak,
Michigan. She is survived
by her husband Robert
and daughter Mrs.
Barbara Perry and three
grandchildren: Also one
sister Mrs. Violet (Roy)
MacKenzie of Ripley, and
one brother John F.
MacLennan of Lucknow.
Retired
An Open House
gathering was held last
Sunday afternoon, June
22, in Grace United
Church in Caledonia to
mark, the retirement of
Rev. Douglas Dunlop.
Those attending from St.
Andrew's 'United Church
in Ripley were Mr. and
Mrs. Frandis Boyle, Mrs.
Lot Culbert, Mr. and Mrs.
Reg Moore, Mr. and,Mrs.
Walter Forster, Mr. and.
Mrs. EUg9ne Bridge, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Osborne
and Kevin. Back twenty
years Rev. and Mrs.
Douglas Dunlop and
family lived in Ripley.
They came to Ripley
from Northern Ireland
and he was the minister
in St. Andrew's, from 1959
to 1962 following Dr.
DouklaS A. Brydon. From
Ripley they moved to
F onthill and - then, to-
Caledonia. While here
their daughter Judith and
son Alastair attended the
Ripley District High
School. Also Mr. Dunlop'
This week tn
taught a grade once a
week. Judith is now a
teacher. in Toronto, She
has taught for two years
in Japan, Alastair has a
position in Hamilton.
Ripley 'area folks wish
Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop well
on their'retirement,
Visiting,
Visiting with John and
Karen Wyld at their honie
on Malcolm Street this
past weekend were her
parents Mr. and Mrs, Ken
Gale, also her uncle and
. aunt Bill' and Joan
Collyer of Weston and her
uncle. Arthur Collyer
frOm the Village of
Huncote in. LeiCester-
Shire, 'England. He flies
back to England
tomorrow, Thurs., June
26. ,
This past weekend Don
and Audrey IVIcLay of
RiPley went to
Philadelphia where they
are, visiting this week and
next week with their
daughters Ainslie and
Susan. During this time
Don will spend a few days
in Washington.'
Mark and Lynne Harris
of Kincardine spent
Sunday afternoon visiting
with their grandmother
Mrs. 'Evelyn Johnson in
Ripley,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Emerson of Ripley, were
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Mrs. Elsie FO-irester
returned to her home on
Malcolm Street this' past
weekend. She had spent
the, last Coulile of weeks
visiting her daughter
Mrs. Barbara Barber of
by Ab Wylds Norwood and other
family members.
Visiting with ' Harry
Scott at the family
homestead on concession
4 east in Huron township
are his sister draCe and
her husband • Fred
Tushingham of Los
Angeles,. California. Mr,
and Mrs Tushingham
are visiting here and , in
Toronto. On Saturday
evening Harry, Grace.
and Fred along with Joe,
Mary arid Cathy Fludder
enjoyed a barbecue at the
home of Donnie and Carol
Fliidder, Tammy and
JasOn.
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Funeral held
The, ftineral service for .
Stanley. Drennan was
held last Friday af.
ternoen in the
.MacKenzie-McCreath
Funeral Home in .
with Rev. Hugh Nugent
officiating. Burial was in
Lochalsh cemetery. Stan.
Drennan was known over
a wide area here. He had
farmed in Ashfield where
he was born in August,
1902, Then he operated a
restaurant in Tiverton.
Later he lived in the
Lennie Harrison home on
the Tenth Concession
west in Huron township.
He died in Kincardine
and District Hospital last
Wednesday, June 18. He
was predeceased by his
wife,. Surviving are his
family to whom sym-
pathy is extended.
Mrs. Katherine Coiling
of Ripley was a dinner
guest with her former
neighbors Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Black and Joyce
on the Fourth Concession
last Sunday evening,
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