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RIPLEY HURON NEWS
1973 PLYMOUTH Satelite 4 door, 6 cylinder, automatic
1973 DART Swinger, 2 door hardtop, 6 cylinder automatic
1973 FORD half ton
1972 CHEV Impala, .2 door hardtop, VII automatic, power
steering and power brakes
1972 PONTIAC Catalina 4 door hardtop, power equipped
1972 DART Special 4 door, power equipped with radio '
1.972 BUICK La Sabre Special, full power with air condition
— 1970 FORD Custom .500, 4 door V8 automatics
1970 FORD Galaxie 500, 4 door hardtop, power equipped /
1970 FORD XL, 2 door hardtop
1970 MONTEGO 4 door, 6 cylinder automatic
3 — 1969 FORD Vans E-200, heavy duty
1969 CHEV panel, automatic, power . steering
1968 CHEV van, heavy duty equipped
1968 DODGE Polaro 500, 2 door hardtop
1967 BUICK Wildcat 4 door har4top, fully equipped
1967 PONTIAC Grand Parislenne,.4 door hardtoP
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ed a top choice calf for 0. Vale
of 'Guelph. It weighed 335 pounds
and brought $60.90 per cwt.
• Burlier Farrris had 24. steers
eraging around 1150 pounds ac
selling $46.00 to $46.70.
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LEGION PUBLIC SPEAKING by
Marlene Huston and Anne Farrell.
On Friday, February 23, Rip-
ley-Huron Central School held
their annual Legion Public Speak-
ing Contest,. -
Representing Grade 4 was Jan-
ice Elliott s4ho spoke on Manners,
and Paul Culbert whose topic was
Hocicey.
Prom Grade 5 was Jane Farrell
who Spoke on the Buffalo and
Joanne Pollock spoke on her
sister, the Ontario Dairy• Princess.
Karen McGaivey from Grade
6 spoke on her experiences at
Silver Lake Camp.' 'Corrine
Boyle from Grade 5 spoke on
' Camping also. These were in
the Junior Division.
In the Senior Division, Mary
Anne Coiling from Grade / spoke
on Skiing. Robbie Sutton of
,Grade '7 spoke on Adult Problems
and Connie Irwin olGrade 8 '
spoke on Karen Killalee. From
Grade 8, Scott Regier spoke on
Ecology. Jiff Rouse Spoke on
' Whales.
The winners from the Junior
Division were: 1st - Corrine .
Boyle, '2nd - Karen McGarvey
and 3rd - Janice Elliott. •
in the Senior Division first went
to' Robbie Sutton', second to,
Connie Irwin and third 'to Jeff
Rouse.
At the Zone C 'finals held at
the Ripley iistrict High School
on March 3, Robbie Sutton was
2nd for Grades 7 and 8.
GIRLS', HOCKEY by,Connie Irwin
On Monday, March 5, the
Ripley Girls' Hockey Team play-
ed Brookside. Ripley won 5 ,1 with
the scoring , as follows: Mary Anne
Duhamel - 1, Laurie Coiling - 1,
Jane Anne Coiling - 2,, and Lou
Anne Duhamel - 1. The girls
have a. winning streak going.
Let's keep it up.
FLOOR HOCKEY
'On Thursday , March 8, Pine
River's Junior class played the
Grade 3 olass from Ripley. Final
score was 6 for Ripley. Goal
scorers for Ripley were: Julie
Farrell, 2; while. Larry Nixon,
Paul Trepanier, Harold
Peet and Sandra Dawson scored
singles, Pine River Goal scorers
were:, Adam Drzazga , Wilfred
Janisse and Christie Messenger,
On Tuesday, March 13, the
Grade 4 and 5 Team plays in
Luclmow.
Fifteen members weighted in at
the regular Tops 'Meeting on
March 7th. The Tops Pledge was
repeated and a sing song enjoyed.
Shirley Hackett was. crowned
Queen of the Week. Marianna
Porter won the draw.
The new execntive, which will
take over in April, is as '
follows: Leader, Mayme
assistant leader, Marion lviowbray;
treasurer ,,Barbara .Emberlin; sec-
retary, Wilma Clark; weight
recorder , Marion Hummel.
A number of charms were
given'out, Bracelet, over 20 lb..
loss, Marion Mowbray; Refrigera-
tor Charm, '6,,week weight loss,
Wilma Clark; Scales charm, 2nd
6 week weight loss, Mayme Wil-
kins; No No Charm, 3rd 6 week
weight loss, Barbara Emberlin,
Ella Hackett; Queen of the'Month
Crown Charm, (February), Wilma
Clark; 1/2 Way-To-Goal Charm,
Marion Hummel, Mayme Wilkins,
Mary Hackett; Achieved Goal
Charm, Ella Hackett, 'Barbara
Emberlin. .)
Mary Newbold led a most int-
eresting discussion on diets and
eating habits, stressing the serious
ness of the task we have set
for ourselves. All received'
encouragement from Mary's,
timely remarks.
Complete, Sales At
Ontario Stockyards
Carl Thompson,of Heathcote
trucked a load of very desirable
.1045 pound angus steers for Orville
Knott of Clarksburg, they sold .
at $45.60. o. Beattie Bros. of tayner •
marketed severalloadS of choice
hereford steers this. week that sold
from $44.60 to $46.00.
Walter Reid pf Bogner shipped
a 1360 pound brown swiss Cow that
sold at 438.75 per cwt.
Bill Bennett of Gorrie marketed
31 choice steers that sold in
2 loads at $44.20 and $44.50 and '
averaged 1160 and 1177 pounds.
Arnold Kreller of. Clifford ship-
ped 28 choice steers .with Allan
Seip of Clifford. 23 were 1040
pound herefords at $44.60 and , the
other 5 were black white faces
weighing 1065 pounds at $44.8Q.
C. R. Gordon of Guelph Consign
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