The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-08-20, Page 14Ripley-Huron Central Schoot
will be having a
Pre-Registration Day
On
August 26 1980
from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
for any parents who are new to 'the Ripley
Area and will be having students attending
school durinathe 1980-81 school year. Please
contact Mr. G..Armstrong at 395.2851 If you
are unable to attend.
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Kincardine CeMeterY,
Ripley Huron Branch
449 of the Canadian
Legion held a service at
the funeral home on
Thursday evening: at 9
p,m. Ben was a veteran of
the First World War.and
was alwayS one of the
veterans 'parading in the
iceraernbrance Day.
parade. in Ripley. He died
last Wednesday August
13. , ' •
Benjamin Walter Scat
was in his 90th year and
lived on the family
homestead which is lot
number one on the North •
Beundary of . Huron
township. He is survived
by his wife the . former
Catherine Petteplace,one
son Morley , .on 'the
homestead., two
daughters Elizabeth,
Mrs. HarVey 'Nicholson of
Kincardine township and
Frances' Mrs. Clayton
Watke of Mi ldrnE4
(Carrick towriship) and
eight grandchildren, also
a sister Mrs. Gertrude
Walsh , of Kincardine.
Sympathy Is extended at
this time. f bereavement.
Best wishes
Ripley district friends,
wish • to extend
congratulations to Mr,
and. Mrs. Harold Hendry
of Tiverton on the- oc;.'
Casion : of their 50th
wedding anniversary last
Saturday.' Mrs. Laura
Hendry is a sister of .the
late Calvert . Finlay of
Kincardine and formerly,
of the 12th concession
west in Huron Township -
the present farm, of Jim
Harris. They are known
to;many invtIshiitseddi: stria
Last Sunday Jim, and
liabel Brook of Ripley
visited his brother-
Tanner Brooks of
cardine :,Owen Sound
General .and Marine
Hospital. Tanner . is
recovering from surgery.
On holiday
On Tuesday August 5,
NormanMabel and Noran
Barnard left Ripley for a •
week's holidays on Pelee
Island. it is situated' in
Lake Erie as the
Sonthern most place in
Canada: They enjoyed
the great hOsPitality of
the people especially
since Mabers cousin, the
late Bill Bartja was' reeve
for a.number of years'. he
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of Markham. The boys
and girls on this tripwere
Trabey„,Swain, Ruth
Borshell, Chris
MacPhail, Brent Rodger,
Kevin Wore, Shelly
White, Jason Davidson,
• Tim 'Knight, Christine.
Smith, Andyliig s, Jason
Forget, Craig Weymout•h,
and Jeff Elsbie. It is
alWays nice to meet with
these eager boys and
girls from London and to
answer their questions.
This was the third time
to Ripley, for leader
Bernie Kearns. And
unfortunately this tiine at
the apiary on the Sixth he
suffered: .a sting on his
arm - his first ever.
Roving reporter
Last Tuesday afternoon
after meeting with the
London boys and girls at
the apiary on the. Sixth,
the writer accompanied
Gerald Wright of. RR 5
Cambridge (Galt) up the
6th concession to lot:14.
There we went back to
the Lewis cemetery
where he copied names
from the tomb stones and
took pictures for an ar-
ticle in the Kitchener
Waterloo Record
newspaper. Gerry
describes himself as their
roving feature writer.
Before coming down to
Ripley he talked to Goldie
Buckingham and Donald
Campbell in Kincardine.
In Ripley he talked to.
John C. MacDonald and
later in the week called
Clerk Marlene Coiling
and postmaster Don
MeLay. 'He plans articles
on the Lewis Cemetery,
oil drilling in Huron
Township, the salt well in
Kincardine Donald
Campbell, and the'late
Dr. Secord .of Kincardine.
And, he says that he will
likely be back to do one'on
the Ripley cemetery.-
While he was here he
showed that he had a
great knowledge of
history.
Last Friday afternoon
Mari . Fludder drove
home from London ac-
companied by her
daughter Cathy and Fran
Wylds. They had been in
the• pity since Tuesday
evening when Donnie
Fludder and Frank Abela
drove Joe FLudder to
London., On Wednesday
Joe entered University
Hospital where he is a
patient at present. The
next day (Thursday),
Mary had a post
merative appointment in•
'St. Joseph's,Hospital.
John and Janet Fludder,
Dawn and Brad visited
with his father at
University Hospital last
Saturday.
Passed away
Mrs. Jean Farrell of
Kincardine died in
Kincardine and District
Hospital on Tuesday of
last week in her 75th
year. The funeral service
was held at the Linklater
Funeral Home on Friday
afternoon folloWed by
interment in Kincardine
cemetery. Jean is sur-
vived by her husband
Walter and her daughter
Shirley Marie (Mrs.
Ronald Harris) of
Etexdale, Toronto, two
grandchildren, also a
Sister and a brother.
pathy is extended at
is thrieof bereavement,
Before retiring te.
Kincardine Walter and
Jean lived on their farm
.0n the ,25th' sideroad of
Huron township at the
12th concession (the-
Cheese Factory of
Chemicals Corner, They'
too an active -part in
community work and
have many friends in this
area. Shirley Marie at-
tended•the Ripley District
High School and Was the
third highest student in
Bruce County when she
graduated in June, 1955 .
Visiting here
Recently Alf and_
Dorothy Beal of Stratford
called on her sister Fran
Wylds on their way home-
to the city; Dorothy and
Alf had been at their
cottage • at Inverhuron
and also attended the
Kincardine Reunien. On
Tuesday and Wednesday
Holly Ward and friend
Terry of the Barrie area
visited with her sister
Carol Fludder,. Domde,
Tammy and Jason.
House to house
On Friday of this week
Aug. 22 Mrs. Mabel
Barnard will be attending
the Enumerators School
in Walkerton. Then.
Mabel will be travelling
from house to house here
carrying out the
enumeration in Ripley.
Finds coins
Joe and Marilyn
Ostachuk and children
Pauline and Bryan of
Corunna were visiting
with his sister, husband
and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Stewart in Ripley.
Joe is a computer control
clerk working with the
Canadian National
Railway in Sarnia.
In his spare time he
hunts for lost coins using
his new' metal detector
and head Phones. On
Thursday afternoon last-
week he searched part of
-Gore Park-across -the-
road here coming up with
a Coronation Medallion,
and some silver Coins and
a gold button. While he
was working Pauline and
Bryan enjoyed playing in
the Park with Miss
Sandra Stewart keeping
an eye on them.
, Back home
Francis Gemmell 'of
Ripley was recently
underwent surgery in
Owen Sound General and
Marine Hospital was able
to return home to' Ripley
last Sunday.
Birth
Announcements
BROOK Carson and
Eileen are pleased .to
announce the birth of
their daughter Amberley
Dawn on August 12th 1980
weighing 7 lbs. 6 oz. A
granddaughter for Jim
and Isabel Brook of
Ripley and Mr: and Mrs.
Francis George of
Mayerthorpe, Alberta.
Servite held
Last Friday afternoon
August 15, 1980 the
funeral servie for Ben .
Scott was held in the
MacKenzie McCreath
Funeral Home in Ripley.
Rev. Gerald Thompson of
Teeswater minister of the
Kinlough ' Presbyterian
Church was in charge of
the service. It was
followed by interment in
was widely knwon for his
efforts,to-put Pelee on the
map, He was the first soy
be an , and the •
growing of soyas- has
proven to be a great
sucdess. He passed away
while on vacation in
Florida with his, wife in.
March, 1976.
"Wile tlfereOrman
caught five pickerel-for a
total weight. of 1714 It
was a. most .enjoyable't
holiday and the best of all
Was, in Canada which'
we are all so ,proud and
let's show it.
• Passed away
Mrs., Henry . Howe of ..
Listowel passed away on
Wednesday August 13th
,in-her 79th year. She was
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