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children baptized Sunday
Betty Ritchie
Jessie Kirkland spent last
weekend at. Kingsville visit-
ing her son, Donald and Joan
Kirkland, Lana and Darren.
She also attended the Apple-
fest there, on Saturday.
Get well wishes to Charlie
Anderson who had surgery in
Wingham and District Hos-
pital last week.
Baptism and. communion
services were held at Trinity
Church on Sunday. Lee Jer-
emy, son of Gail and Ivan
Cranston, and Adam Thom-
as, son of Nancy and Jack
Cameron were baptized.
Both had ;'family Members
attending and a get together;
at their homes after the
service.
Beryl and .Bill Hunter of
Lucknow, formerly of Ash-
field, enjoyed a three day bus
trip last week by Leisure
Tours to Agawa Canyon,
north of Sault. Ste. Marie.
-Get well wishes to Walter
Alton, who is in St. Joseph's
Hospital : in London.
Allan and Violet Ritchie,
Harvey and Betty. Ritchie and
Doug Hackett visited Milvert
and Gladys Reid in Goderich
Saturday evening and pres-
ented them with a ' farewell
gift from his former Zion
neighbours. Milvert sold his
house to Paul Puddy- and
wife, Brisette and, two sons,
Cedric and Michael of New
Brunswick. Cedric started
Kindergarten at Brookside
School in September.
Pat Broome, son of Tom
and Rose Broome, celebrated
his 6th birthday at the home'
of his grandparents, Reg and
Freda Broome recently. Oth-
er visitors at the same home
last week . were ° Jim and
Francis Broome of Wingham.
on Thursday and Dill and
Edna Ross of Lucknow on
Sunday evening.
Alfred Adamson of Kel-
vington, Saskatchewan spent
last week with Lois and Larry
Campbell. Alfred is a cousin
of Lois.;
Frank Riegling of White-
law, Alberta flew home Wed-
nesday
ednesday evening to attend the
funeral of his .nephew, Paul
Riegling. He also visited his
parents, Carl and Fran Reg -
ling and his wife, Ann's
parents, Frank and Sally Rit-
chie, of Lucknow. We extend
sympathy to Paul's parents,
Max and Helen Riegling and
other relatives.
Myra . Evans of Wales is
visiting this week with Susan
and Alex Irvin as a Welsh
delegate of the Young Farm-
er's Association. Susan visit-
ed her family last spring as a
Junior Farmers' delegate.
Gloria Rutledge is new librarian
By Alb Wylds
For some weeks wehave
intended for this column the
announcement . that Mrs:
Gloria . Rutledge is the
librarian at the Ripley
Huron Library in the Legion
Hall. Mrs. Adeline Hackett
retired for health reasons:
Book stands needed
A note from Ripley
librarian Mrs. Gloria
Rutledge - "Could you help?
Several of our senior citizens
love to read in bed. However
they, find many of the books
too awkwardand heavy to.
hold.. Are . you - a good
carpenter?. Could you or
your group construct a han=
dy stand to hold a book ina
bed? If you would like to try,
contact Gloria at the library.
Thank A your. "
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Ripley folks welcome --to
the village Rev. Philip Ruch
and his wife Ann. Rev. Ruch
has been serving as asistant
curate to Canon Ray Farrell
of -St. John the Evangelist
Church in London. Rev.
Ruch has been appointed the
new minister to St. Paul's
Anglican Church in Ripley,:
the Church of. the Ascension.
in Kinlough, and St. Peter's
Anglican Church in
Lucknow.` Rev. and Mrs.
Ruch will reside in the house
just north of the home' of
Mrs. Mildred Wylds on the
main street south in Ripley.
Rev. and Mrs. George Gar-
ratt own their home : in
Lucknow and will continue to
live there now that he has
retired from the active
Marr. Donald Anderson of
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Waterford, Ontario spent a
few days with her mother
Mrs. W.J Mackay, and
other relatives at Ripley and
Kincardine. She was accom-
panied home by her mother.
Both spent a very pleasant
afternoon at Milton, when
Mrs. W.A. Marshall, sister of
Mrs. Mackay, was honored.
upon the occasion of her 90th
birthday at the .home of her
son and daughter. in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth P. Mar-
v shall. Thanks to Dave Mar-
tyn of Huronvilla for deliver-
ing
this note from Mrs. W.J.
Mackay also of Huronvilla. :
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bridle
of Grand Bend and Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Jarvis of Dresden
were weekend visitors with
Mrs. 'Sam Emerson in
Ripley. Mrs. Bridle is a
sister of Mrs. Emerson.
Dr. and Mrs. Goldie mer- '.
son and Mrs. Aileen Hedley
from London spent Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Sam
Emerson and Mrs. Frances
Gillies.
Hoare for the fair
We would Lice to add a few
more names, to the list last
week, of former Ripley and
Huron folks , back to ' the fair
here. Mrs. Grant MacLen-
nan (former Lyla; Mac-
/Donald) of Listowel, Gordon
and Margaret Haycock
(Margaret Blue) of Inger-
soll, Norris Messenger of the
Lucknow area; Harold and.
Tena Wyld of 'Weston, Mr. :
and Mrs. Murdock.
McDonald of Lucknow, and
Gordon Ferris Hamilton.
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