The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-04-25, Page 19Purple Grove -tot celebrates first birthday
Tania Farrell,.
daughter of Joyce and
John Farrell, celebrated
her first birthday en-
tertaining her grand-
parents Mr. , and Mrs.
Earl Elliott and Ian, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Greene
wood and boys and Mr.
and Mrs. Don McCosh of
Ripley.
A successful and" en-
joyable card party was
held at the centre last
Thursday evening. There
were five tables of euchre
withmany high scores.
Mrs. Francis Boyle
hosted a display and sale
of, Christian Books last
Wednesday. A large
crowd from the
surrounding area at-
terided. Demonstrator
was Sue Slack of
Underwood. Several
couples. from the Grove
attended the dance held
in the Ripley District
•
School for the Senior
Citizens club. A good
crowd enjoyed the music
of the Harbour Lites of
Ripley.
Mrs. Cecil Sutton held a
meeting Thursday
evening to plan
programmes for the
Women's Institute.
Angela . Collins,
daughter of ° Roy and
Maureen Collins, un-
derwent .surgery this
week. Friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Farrell visited on Sunday
in Harriston with Mrs.
Sara Gordon and Miss
Marjorie McD'bi'igald.
The community Inter
Denominational Bible
Study group met 'at the
home of Margaret 'van
Rooyen.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Hughes have recently
returned from Zephyr
Rabies clinic
abusyday.......
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Elie. To all the family
members sympathy is
extended. The funeral
services for the lateRudy
Brandt were conducted at
the Jerrett Funeral Ho e
in Willowdaie on Sat. A r.
14 with interment in York
cemetery. . ; Attending
from Ripley were George
and Erma McDonald,
and MurrayMcDonald
and from Goderich Mrs.
Helen McDonald and
Margaret Oliver.
Last Wednesday af-
ternoon Elmer and
Gladys Wylds of • Kin-
cardine were in Ripley
visiting with Mrs. Fran
Wylds. Elmer. called
upstreet to see George
McLean. Unforttrnately,
we were out at the
beeyards at the time.
Last Thursday work-
men of the Bruce -County
Highways Department
used a machine brush to
clean the main
pavements and then with
hand ',tools cleaned the
guttersof the past win=.
ter's debris.
One of those receiving
mention in last • Satur-
day's noon report from
the Ontario Livestock for
good cattle was Elmer
Smeltzer on the 2nd west.
The drover was Leonard
Courtney:
For the coming year
the 4 H clubs in the Huron
township area with the
leaders mentioned are as
follows -Beef club -Kermit
Goodhue, Dairy club -Bob
Osborne, Horseclub-John
and Joyce Elliott,
Veterinary club -Bob
Osborne \ and the
Veterinary doctors.
Ripley folks especially
along Malcolm Street
were shocked and sad-
dened last Sunday
morning to learn that
Mrs. Shirley Weber had
suddenly passed away
the evening be re. ,
Shirley along with er
husband Murray (Bin )
and sons Mike and Tim
had just moved from
Malcolm Street last
summer to a farm in the
Chesley area.. Sympathy
is extended to all the
family at the time of this
sad bereavethentin-
cluding her mother Mrs.
Edith Henderson of
Kitchener and former
resident on main street
south in. Ripley. The
funeral is to be held in
Kincardine this week.
Clarence Henry Wylds.
passed away in St.
Joseph's Hospital,
London, April 9, 1979. He
was born in ` Huron
Township, ,Nov. 29, 106,
son of the lat John Wylds
and Mary Dahmer.
CIarence live on the
family farm on the sixth
concession until June 9,
1945, when he married
Mildred MacLeod and
they took up residence on
concession ' 4. In . failing
health they, sold the farm
in 1970 and moved . to
Ripley.
Besides his wife, he is
survived by two sons
Barrie of Ripley and glen
of Hron township, two
gran children. Kerri
Lynn and Jason, one
sister Pearl Wylds of
Huron township.
The funeral service at
the MacKenzie McCreath
Funeral Horne Thursday
April 12 with Rev. Jim
Bushell officiating.
Pallbearers were Maido
."Wyldi,-Altan Irwin, Dave
Stewart, Keith Carter,
Dennis MacLeod,and
George MacLean. Final
resting place Ripley
Cemetery.
Ripley folks were sorry
to learn that Mrs. Harry
Ramsay (the former
Hazel Elder) passed
away last Saturday in her
77th year. Sympathy is
extended to her husband
Harry who survives. The
funeral service was held
on Monday afternoon at
the MacKenzie McCreath
Funeral Home in Ripley
with interment to be in
the Ripley_ Cemetery. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Ramsay
lived on the 4th con-
cession east in Huron
township, then they
retired. to Ripley and at
times resided in Kin
cardine.
Hills ,Florida and visited
on the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Aurel Arm-
strong. and Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Boyle and
families.
Visiting with the Boyles
on the weekend were Roy
Milnikov of Toronto- and
Bonnie, Boyle of London.
Heather is home from
the University of
Waterloo for the summer.
Wilma Sutton, Maxine
King and Robbie Sutton
spent last Friday in
London. Robbie will
finish his exams at
Western University this
week.
Cecil Sutton and
Charles Lernon attended
a Men for Missions
retreat at Toronto on,
Saturday.
nettes elect executive
BY BARB HELM
Easter . lilies were sent to
Pinelodge, Pinecrest Manor
and the Sepoy Apartments in
April as greetings from, the
Kinettes.
April's general meeting was
election night with a new
executive,vbted in for 1979-
80. President elect, Lillian
Abbott; 1st vice, `Cheryl
Cote;. 2nd vice, Diane Mord-
'son; secretary, _Dianne De
Groote; treasurer, Barb
Helm and registrar, Karen
Johnstone.
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