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Bill Davis
and your
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Friday, 'May 27th. 1977
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DRESS: Work clothes or casual
This Week In Ripley
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DUNGANNON
Mr. and Mrs. Benson Pentland
of London were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Pentland for the
holiday weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken McNee hosted
a gathering of friends on Sunday
evening which included Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. McWhinney and Bob-
by; Mr. and Mrs. Gerrie Glenn and
family of Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs.
Terry Hodges and family; Mr. and
Mrs. Rick Park and family; Diane
HayWorth of London; Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Wright and, family.
Our sympat to Mr. and
Jack Phillips a d family on
death of their fant daug
Tanya Joy in hospita
Thursday. A private service was
held at graveside in Dungannon
Cemetery on Friday. Mrs. Phillips
returned home from Kincardine
HOspital on Tuesday and is making
a good recovery. Tanya Joy had
been born permaturely in Kincard-
ine Hospital last week and-taken to
London Hospital where she died.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Calvin McIntyre who
passed away on Saturday. His
funeral is on Tuesday from
Wingham to Dungannon Cemetery
with lunch for friends and relatives
in Dungannon United Church
basement afterward.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young spent
the weekend camping at the Old
Homestead near Bayfield. Sharon
Young was home from London to
go camping with her parents.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Godfrey during the week-
end were Mr. and Mrs. John
McGill of Waterloo on Friday
night; Mr. and Mrs. Tilly Wester-
hout and family of Summerhill on
Saturday; Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Sproul and family of Ethel, and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Johnson, Huron Park
on Sunday.
Miss Sue Godfrey of Kitchener
spent the weekend with her
parents.'On Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Godfrey took Sue back to Kitchener
and on the way home visited Mrs.
Cliff Sproul at Ethel. Cliff is in
hospital with heart trouble.
Several families in the village
had fireworks displays on Sunday
and Monday evenings to mark
Victoria Day weekend.
Visitors on the Weekend- with Mr.
and Mrs. Art McMichael were his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Mc-
Michael Sr. of Clinton and Art's
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Terry Davis of Mississauga.
Mrs. Irene Good, Chris and
Michelle of Goderich spent the
weekend with her daughter and
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TODD - in Wingham and District
Hospital on Wednesday, May , 18,
1977, to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Todd
of St. Helens, a daughter, Amanda
Kathleen.
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Mohring.—
Sympathy is extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Godfrey on the death
of Marlene's father, Mr. Morley
Linington of B.C., formerly of
Goderich. His funeral took place on
Saturday from Stiles Funeral Home
to Maitland Cemetery.
NL OF THE VOTES CAST FOR
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BY AB WYLDS
Last Friday evening, May 20,
will go down in local history as 'the
date when Guy Lombardo and his
Royal Canadians orchestra from
New York City was in Ripley. Since
all tickets for the dance were sold
weeks ago, the arena floor of the
Ripley Huron District Community
Centre was jammed. With the
"sweetest music this . side of
heaven", the crowd had a good
time and likely both Guy and the,
Community Centre made a few
dollars. Around nine o'clock
Friday evening the cars were just
streaming down to the Complex.
Guy and his brothers were
natives of London, Ontario but by
the late twenties, when the writer
made the University :n the hill,
they had already established them-
selves in New' York and earned
enough tto get their parents a fine
home in west London. How often
we have heard the expression that
it is a small world. Mrs. Ross H.
Martyn (the former Adeline Moon-
ey) of Ripley attended the Ontario
Royal Conservatory of Music in
Toronto at the same time as Guy
Lombardo.
Speaking of music, last Saturday
it was sultry hot so a lady with her
two small children living upstreet
in Ripley came into Gore Park and
sat on the two swings there in the
evening. After dusk she was heard
singing a ballad type song to her
children. The low sweet sounds of
her song barely reached the limits
of the park and were often blocked
out by the rushing sound of passing
cars. But lady, whoever you are,
you can really sing.
Mrs. Elsie Forrester arrived back
home Tuesday, last week. As far as
known, Elsie is the only person in
the area to have the good fortune to
have holidays in both California
and Florida since last January. On
her recent trip to Florida she was
accompanied by her sister Mrs.
Tom Kellington of Toronto and
they stayed at Belleview Gulf and
visited with their brother Jack at
Largo, also on the Gulf side of
Florida. They arrived back at
Toronto airport on Sunday evening
then on Monday they visited the
'new Kellington home at Parry
Sound.
Elsie spent all that snowy stormy
month of February at 'Morgan Hill
in water dry California. She visited
with her son Glen, his wife and
family. People here remember
back years ago when Glen started
his career at the Ripley C.N.R.
station as a telegraph operator.
During the past week the
flowering crabapple trees in the
back lawn at the home of Norman
and Mabel Barnard have been
covered with beautiful red blos-
soms.
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Mrs. Wilson Ford (the former
Martha Robertson) of Cobourg has
been visiting with her sister Chris
Robertson and her mother Mrs.
John Robertson at their home here.
During the long weekend Wilson
Ford and their daughter Linda were
here also.
An anniversary party, in the
form of a picnic was held at the
Wyld Farm last Sunday. The group
of relatives gathered to mark Bill
Wyld's birthday and Niels and
Nora Frederiksen's 40th wedding
anniversary. Attending were Tena,
Harold, and Cindy Wyld of
Weston; Wayne, Sharon, Warren,
Andrew Hardy of Mississauga;
Gordon, Cathy and Derick Wyld of ,
New Market; John and Karen Wyld
of Weston; Allan, Wanda May and
Donald of Point Clark; Mynne
Wyld of Ripley; Niels and Nora
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