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1973 PLYMOUTH Satelite,4 door, 6 cylinder, automatic
1973 TORINO 2 door hardtop
1973 DART Swinger, 2 door hardtop, 6 cylinder automatic
3 — 1972 CHEV Impala, a 2 dOor. hardtop and 2 — 4 door hard-
tops, ye automatic, power steering and power brakes
2 -.1970 FORD Custom 300, 4 door V8 automatics
oiL-1970 OLDS Cutlass SupreMe 4 door hardtop, VII automatic,
power steering, power brakes, vinyl roof
1970 FORD XL, 2 jloorhardtop
1970 MONTEGO 4 door, 6 cylinder aulomatic
1970 CHEV/Imapala, 4' door hardtop
1969 FORD F100 pickup, 8 cylinder, heavy dUty
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196$ FORD F100 Eton
196$ DODGE Polar° SOO, 2 door hardtop
1967 ..BUICK Wildcat 4 door Aardtop, fully equipped
1967 PONTIAC Grand Parisianne, 4 door hardtop
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;and crafts.
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• • Mrs Charles W.yld suffered!
.tiouble bereavement thispat
•week. On Tuesday the funera
her niece. ElSie .MCGurie was h
at Clarkson and..on'Saturday.
sister -•in ,law -Mrs, Hazel Vail
ofMeaford. pasied away.• Sy rr
pathy is •eXtended , to Mrs. Wyl
:The new' 'timer clock donatE
by the Ripley and District, tior
ClUb has been recently instalb
at the Ripley Arena. The old
clock, which was installed wh
the Ripley Diamond Jubilee-A]
was built in itie fall of 1927, i
presently stored upstreet. Rip]
'Reeve Clayton".Nicholson woul
like to know More about its
history and suggestions for its
permanent display, preferably
home here and not in some di;
ant centre.
D. Martyrs of Ripley .
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spent Chriitmas Day with her cOnS ,-
and 'Mrs, _Cheiter Case- •
!tore and Miss Mae McInnes at
Wingharn. Mr. and Mrs.-Case-
more entertained the McInnes •
families. for Christinas.
:.:Amberley Resident.
For. Many Years,.
MRS. •HECTOR MacLEAN
MIS. Lily Lane IvIacLean passed
away. at Brucelea Haven on •Wed-
nesday, January 3rd in her 86th
year. -Mrs. MacLean was a dangler,
•ter of Kenneth MacLean and
Barbara MacKenzie, •a pioneer
family of Kintail. •
On January lst, 1919 she mar-
ried Angus Hector MacLean of
Amberley who still survives. Also
surviving are two daughters Lil-
lian , 'Charles Schilroth of
London; Lois, Mrs. MacCreath of
Kincardine; a sister Florence, '
Mrs. Thomson of Goderich; five ,
grandchildren, Lillian MacCreath,
Ann, Helen, AnguS Schilroth and
Lois Bible.
The late Mrs. MacLean has
been a 'resident of Brucelea Hav-
en, Walkerton and before that
was with her daughter .Mrs. Mac7
Creath•in•Kincardine for a num.'. •
ber of.years. However, most of
her married Jife was spent at the
farm` at Amberley where she was‘•
active in the ComMunity and in,
the W. M.S. of the Ashfield Pres-
byterian Church.
The funeral service was held,
at the Linklater. funeral Home, •
Kincardine on Friday, January
5th with Rev. James Weir and
and .Rev. Kenneth Rooney officiat-
ing.
Temporary interment was at the
kincardine Memorial Chapel with
final resting place-being Green-
hill Cemetery, ,Ludknow.
Pallbearers for Mrs.. MacLean
were five nephews, Archie; Phil:-
ip and Bruce MacMillan, Ewan
MacLean, Kenneth Scott and a
cousin John MacLennan.
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BY AB. WYLDS
decorations came down and out-
side the temperatures came down
as well as the ,snow , 'the spring
garden seed 'catalogues
started to arrive in the mails.
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CongratulationS of the people
of Ripley and Huron toignship go
to Mrs, Jessie MacKayof Ripley ,
whozelebrated her 93rd birthdays,
on Tuesday of last week, January
2nd. She received special.men-
tion by Ernie King on last week's j
Circle Eight Ranch program
which was on the evening of her
birthday.. Mrs. MacKay resides
at the east end of the village with
her son Johnny IvlacKay.
New residents of Ripley are
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dietrich,
Chuck and Dody who recently
moved into the upstairs, apart-
ment of the former Thompson
Nursing Horne on Malcolm. Street.
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l'he weekly freight train passed
through Ripley late on Friday
afternoon. Once againit was
'a four unit train with the last
one being a flat car.' This car
loaded with lumber• or. timbers
WHITECHURCH
Home for the week end from
Walkerton were John Gibb and
Charles Thompson.
Miss Joann Laidjaw of Goderich
returned ,on Friday to Goderich
after spending ,a few days at her
home here. •
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gibb, Mur-
ray and John spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. 'Mel' Jerman and
family of Bluevale.
Attending the funeral.of the
late Lila Emerson on Saturday
from a distance• were Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Hope of Galt and Miss
Bessie McGregor, of Acton and Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Gignac of Chelms
ford, Mrs. Walter James and
Stanley Moore of Woodstock and.
Miss Winnifred Farrier of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor,Gignao
of Chelmsford spent the week end,
with• Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emer-
son and left for_home, Sunday
forenoon. •
was left at Kincardine as it was
not with the train orrits return-
trip.
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Victor Gawley of Purple Grove
in Huron Township shipped choice
lot of steers this past week with
drover George_ McDonald of Ripley.
They sold at one of the top prices
and received/mention on -
Saturday!s weekly summary from
the Ontario Livestock Market in
Toronto'.
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Last Sunday was the Uluanian
Christmas. Al Cherny, •
we'll known television entertainer,
is a Canadian Ukranian who has ‘.
relatives in the City of Tarnopol.
Before. the second World War this
city was located in Poland ,'n ow
it is in Russia. The, Ukranians,
numbering something like 50
Million people ,.aFe the main
wheat farmers"in Russia; and as
Noreen and Jean. MacDonald
of Malcolm .'Street, in Ripley had
Mrs. A. .D. Martyn arid Mrs.
Ernest Pollock on January 1st,, It
was a .very •Happy New Year's
party for the ladieS.
The; coloured lights,of the
Christmas season are out except
across the front of Mr. and Mrs.
George MacLon's balcony at the
front of their store. Last Saturday
evening they lessened the gloomy
look of the winter darkness up-,
et. Just as the Christmas