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'Every Tuesday .0,1: Next Visit: January 22nd
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needed,. Clarke said. that St .art and Clara Shiells answer to that question noticed petched on a Why those starlings'
on the 4th-concession, two-,
blocks west of the 15th. In
1967 Sam organized the
special Ripley Huron
parade , as apart ,of
Canada's Centennial -.
.,:irew That winter (1968)
he died suddenly from a
heart attack while doing
farm chores. The family_
took an, active part in the
community. Brian at- -
tended the Ripley District
High School. Mike and.his
wife Judy and family now
'live on the farm. To Mike,'
Brian and all family
relatives the sympathy of
this community is- ex-
tended: ' ••"'
John - and Helen
1•MeMurelty bf Ltieltno*,
and fOrmerly of the sixth
concession •west in Huron
township r•ecentlY-
celebrated • their. 61st
wedding anniversarY On
, Sunday: afternoon, Jan. 6,
their three daughters,
Margaret, , Norma, and.
Audrey,; along with their
husbands Bill Ferguson
of LucknOw and formerly
Atriberley, Cecil Hum,'
phrey of Point Clark, and:,
Lester Ferguson of 'the'
sixth,' treated them to a
faMily dinner •in
restaurant. SPecial guest
f.at the dinner ..Was .John's
sister Mrs. Elizabeth
' MacDonald. of Ripley.
Huron and Ripley friends
extend best wishes to
John'. and. Helen .at !this
time.
With -the flaines shOotin
from • the top of . the
chimney it looked
frightening for a few.'
minntes. , Ripley
firefighters, who an-.
swered the • call, .were
Clarence Pollock, Harvey
Pollock,- Bob Johnston;;.
Ted, RouSe, Ray Fuller,
:Aernie Twolan; "Joe
Hodgins, Doug Liddle,
Chief Ivan.'Cook, John D.
MacKay, and George
McLea,it:
'The reception dance for
john ' and Grace
MaeAuley was held last
'Satiirday evening in the
auditorinm of the 'Ripley
flOren•, 'Community
Centre Complex with
,Norni Dunsmoori,S
OrChestra...supplying the
The Ripley Boy. ScoutS
held a battle chive last
Saturday morning. :
.0n ...Monday evening,
• SPINi7IITE YARNS- Including Wheeling
2 and 3 PlY
SPECIAL
Rose Milk Skin Care CrfrimS §g0 Mk, 51.99
Ear Ring Trees, Eitegt $4.99) -bn Sale $1,59
AbWilds
the meeting- was^ _in-
:formed : 'that the
Immigration • Bianchi
office in Orillia wkich, is
in charge, was Informed'
last February that, 'the
Ripley'Huron area
Wished to" receive a•
fainily. The . Committee
has been pleased with' the'
response of this area for.;
funds'. At • present there'
are. donations totalling in
•excess of ten thouSand
dollars ami•morels being
received. For all- these
the , committee. . is.
grateful.
At the 'meeting on. Jan.
7 ReV. Bob' Putman of
Reid's Corners •,-spoke
telling the - committee
about the .Listewel area,
Which , has' 11 „.refugee
families, Soil you wish to .
learn m,ore,. the next
meeting .i.S:,next Monday.
night . Church,
Ripley. ',,
Monday Morning, Jan.
•14, 1980 it iS:a dull and
mild 'day .fbr:winter time.
The. weather: during,, the
past week haS been a
ini*ture of snow, rain,
wind and". cold freezing
teinperatureS. Last
Friday Merning from
eight • to . nine the ,rain
ledge highOn the front of .migrate likethat we delft
the Huron, end Erie know: Perhaps 'they -like
Building on .1MM das Christrhas inthe city.
Street east in London
when; there were none up
here. After the 'big' rain
last Friday morning it.
'Started to warm •up and
reached about 48 degrees,
Fahrenheit. Then in the
:evening it sure dropped in
hurry. In one hbnr it
Went from' 42 down to 16
•
and •the January' • thaw
was, over, for the time.
However- for today,
Wednesday, the forecast,
right or wrong; is for
sunshine:
Any persorkintereste4in returning ob
for one semester can complete" up o four.
credits by the end of school in une. For
further information call 95-2695.
is now accepting'
:Day School Registration
for second semester beginning,
TUESDAY JANUARY .
No Walking. •
No oxprcisa,
1111111.. •NIG, effort,
Penalty "
a 'shorter life
No ar:gumeni•
Fitness is fun .. Fria .try .some.
(BrAncti, Offite Address} , Volriiikor itifOrthatiOn •EdeasU call 2/1-$650 feelleetj or writtf106 Ontario
SitMford
4
;stet ck by • 1 i Apt ng . 'Nada Altria Lowry of the
Lakeshore Road Oth to around six , ;,d tht. , 004_04c: fi r e 10th area) and Mrs. Olive
Needham of Lileknow,,„A.,- cieSlirOyed , Far* iS-thonight that they. will ',- Ripley 'Fire 'Department ''.•• 1e Gulf Was there be on- 11
and then the side' „ar
Kincardine Fire Florida. The -folks of -Huron-and--' Department. A good turn out is eXpected to help Ripley were sorry to hear
Aurel and Marjorie:, • • the news of the death of
Around a quarter to ten Mrs., Margaret Stewart
last Saturday morning last Friday evening in the
the fire siren sounded . Chatham Hospital. The former Mrs. Margaretagain in Ripley,. With Snobelen, she was in her gusting high south winds
blowing at the• time, the 56th year. The funeral s chimney - at Clarkeervice was held .on F ergus on' s houie at 'Monday Of' this week in
Point Clark, was on fire, Blenheim and spring
Soon the fire engine and burial will be in
She
the
the water tank trflek Were' ----Ripley cemetery. is
on their way driven by survived by her second
Joe Hodgins and John D. h usband, ArthurAtewart
MacKay. In the mean,-. of the Blenheim'area, two
ike Snobelen of
-,tane Clarke' using water Huron TownS hip, was, able to put the fire ,
. out. They called and Brian Sn°heleil of
succeeded in getting the Vanconver in British
'fire engine, turned back COlumbin. The late Mr,
on its way' but the tank and Mrs. Sam' Snobelen
, truck continued on down moved to Huron township'
the hill to POint"Clark in in the.
ease extra Water ' was they earlysixties When bought the farm of
graduate froth Western music. There was ,,a good ,Jan .-: Mrs, Marlon came Pelting down driven , '
UniversitY •in London. attendance and everYone McLean •presided over a by high winds and during,
Surviving Margaret are had a nice time according meeting of the local that ' buSy, hour .. it was
to reports, . . . Ripley. Hilron B t ''' her . . brother Dr, "--°-- rath er' difficult for
MacAuley Gilmore of Home for the weekend , People" ' coranittee. • It anyone outside :walking:
Stratford and her sisters ,r visiting with their was held in t', Sunday Today ;:Jan. 14the
kathleen (Mrs.. John: parents Ralph and Helen School Room.' the Knott '. starlings ' are babk to
.Grubb. and brothers Presbyterian% Church .in: Ripley MacDonald).- and Eileen :. There were about
of L°41"n• Ail -'0f She ' Marvinpe.and e Parre___,Birn
Another.
: 0, a half...d pzen over by the
Ri 1 y were -:Miss - '. - ' Grain iallow-uP----- Rtpley--, -Elevators.... family- attended flre -•-
• - schools'. in Ripley and. bara ,Grubb,of Fanshawe meeting will be held in picking. scattered seeds.
then Western University: . College in London ,,and the same plaCe next -
of University in Waterloo -Dor f Kincardine • .
this owtheirneg.n,one .Before
--After--attending,Western---_-- OlPtili.,..:Qruhif 1$1r.,_. Monday evening, •Jan. 21, 1V1ay_he_you
Wilfrid. ,----77-raiirier at - 8 -T.n-i.-- wheti-m-theel did not know •that-they'' Urtivrsity - and:,' the .
Ontari o ' College • eY a- Will • ever left here. Well they
Education Margaret Colin MacLennan of be here. He received the do - away for the holidays.
taught in the collegiate in • Agincourt was • up for. a .i first family of boat people f rom
----w-e-eke-rid• -wl-th---L•-Ripley -- -(re fu gees-- -from ,''-‘74:0--- -rdid-mid ,e4-ch7,10ar
mid'November' to
Collingwood. -STri-iiiathy '
of friends in this area is friends. Colin stay with Nam) to arrive in. Kin- No, they don't go ..to
extended. , his aunt Miss Flor nce • candine this past fall.. , Florida, just to the cities
MacDonald. Mrs. McLean reports
A benefit dance for Mr.' iti.Southern Ontario.
and Mrs. Aurel Arrn- Ripley folks flew from that people have been . One cold raw Sunday
strong of the South Line Toronto airport last • asking • when, a familY evening in DeceMber
Sundayt spend next' ' •here.-about -5 o . the would arrive In 1978, 0 „ were will be held this. Friday month ,in Daytona Beach, evening, Jan. rs in the
Ripley- Distria High Florida.4 •
School auditoriUm. Glenn This past vveekena
---
Lynn and Gayle Lowry,of Boydls--orchestiva will be —
there. On Monday Amberley• were motoring
to Florida, ' With them morning of last week, Jan. 7 their home was were his parents. Eldon
received • in Ripley of the. .
k recent death , of Mrs. 11 ifir ee • _ in
`Margaret Blum of"
Anchorage, Alaska. She
Was the second daughter
in the family• of the late'
Rev. and Mrs. George
Gilt-Aare. Rev. George
Gilmore was the minister
Of Knox Presyterian
• church in Ripley- ...from
19.13 to 1922.1VIrs.. Gilmore
was the first woman to
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