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Page .14—Isialm aw Sentinel, i'Vednesday, April 16,1980:
Peggy MacLennan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
inlay 'MacLennan of the
second concession west in
HiAron. ToWnihip .was
a ,-arded-7the trOphy-'-for
Outstanding performance
in the Bruce-Grey
Cellegiatq: Drama
Competition: This annual
competition was• held on
Tuesday eVeriing, of, last
week, Apr. 8, in the newly
renovated Paisley Town
Four District High
Schools presented plays.
They were from Port
• Elgin, Walkerten (Sacred
Heart), Haaover, and
,Ripley.
The Hanover play by
the students of the John
Diefenbaker Secondary
School was judged first
with Ripley a, ,strorig '
contender. number'
from Ripley received,
• honorable mention for
their effert: To '''Peggy
MacLennan '• 'goes
coogratUlations frpm the;
folks in the Ripley Huron.
area as• she upheld the
motto of the school which
is Fierl Potest - known to
past students as the Piery
Protest .or in English "It
Can Be Done". Also it 'is
nice that she received
this high award as
members of the different
IvlacLennan families
have been associated
with this school for more
than sixty years and are
now ''in businesS or
professions in . such
centres • as. Toronto,
London, List6wel, and
Detroit. One composed
the .school song.
Last Saturday Harvey
Davis of. Dobbinton died
at the Age of 46 at `his`
farm home. Harvey was
a well-known beef farmer
and also for his business
operation bringing young
feeder cattle from
Western Canada for
Bruce and Grey County
farmers. He was a for-
mer. •president of the
Bruce County junior
Farmers and prominent
as a councillor. Just a few
years ago Harvey was in
Ripley officially opening ,• •
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the Ripley Huron Fall
fair. Sympathy of his
Many friends here are
extended to his wife and
family of three, The
remains---restect—at th
funeral home in Paisley
till Monday. The service
• was held in, the
Presbyterian Church at
Chesley with interment in
the cerneterythere,
.,Retired •high. school.
teacher. Harold W. Harris
of ,Kincardine,died last
ThurSday 'at age 82 in.
Kincardine and District
Hospital. Harold was
specialist 'in teaching,
Mathematics. And he was
in the math department
of the teaching .staff at
North Toronto Collegiate,
for, many 'years before his
retirement-to, his home in.
Kincardine. He was •
predeceaSed by 'his wife
Ma0. SurviVing are his,.
son, Murray in Throat() '-
and daughter MargareT
•of Calgary, Alberta and
several grandchildren.
. The • funeral. was -held. in:
Kincardine last Saturday
afternoon. with burial la
Kincardine Cemetery:
Formerly of the 12th '
concession of Huron
township . and now .
in Kincardine are his
brothers-Goldie and Eldy
arid a sister' Miss Greta
Harris of Wirighain.
'Mr. and . Mrs, Sim
Huber returned recently
to their home in Ltirgan.
Sim and Corrie enjoyed a
vacation in Florida in the'
Sarasota and Osprey
area on the Gulf side of
the state.
Recent patients , front
Ripley receiving treat-'
'menu" in Kincardine and
District Hospital include
Jerry Huber, Mrs. Minnie
Wyld, .Jack- Johnson,
Ambrose Gamble, •Ted
Brown and Johnny
MacKay. Some of these
folks are now back-home..
Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Macintosh of St, Thomas
visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Scott in Ripley for
the weekend. While here
they watched part of the
Skate-a-thon in Kin-
with Mrs. `Evelyn...' milking tows and to the
Johnson in Ripley, maple hush •where syrup
On Saturday evening was prQdu0ed ping the
visiting with. Evelyn, pipelines to collect the,
Jack 'Johnson were-Jack sap.. •
and . Marion • Lawrie of — A relative shower for
Bruce township. And on Leis Wardell, daughter of
• Sunday evening Miss DarothY and Leslie
Greta Harris of Wing.harn. Wardell, concession 4
called -; on Jack an:d.. west 'in Huron 'Township •
Evelyn jahnSon. Was held' last SaturdaY
Don Barnard of .afternoon at the home of •
Toronto, son of Norman • Valeria Mills of 505
and; Mabel Barnard of 'Queens Street in
'...505
n-
Ripley is the manager of . cardine. A. short Program
payroll ,..and personnel: of ' contests .and' musical.
,.administration in the numbers was held,
Grafton-Fraser; minor- charge of the contests
porated -• firm. This. were Irene • Bradley of
.company speeializes Tiverten; Yaleria Mills
retailjaggipthing for Men and 'Marion Hodgins of
and Women and in Bervie with the winners,,,.
footvirear. • Mrs. Bradley, •
On. Tuesday of last Christophers.,
• week .1Vir. and Mrs. Earl Katherine .
Lohries returned to their Gwen"Buckingham, and':
home in Ripley 'from an Nancy Biickiagbam.
Mildred Irwin ; of
Lucknow gave a reading
and the program cen-
eluded' with Piano soles
by Mrs. Wm, Mills and
1Y100.---Dorothy---Warclel
Then Nancy Buckingharh
,assisted Lois, in opening
her In.any lovely gifts
'after which Lois made a
fitting reply' of thanks.
Then lunch was served. •
Bill Kirkpatrick of
Ripley .received 'the
headline on the sports
page of last Tuesday's
Apr. 8 edition of the
Hamilton :Spectator.dailY
newspaper. Bill, .son, of
Jim 'and •Florence Kirk,
Patrick at the south end of
Ripley,; has his stable of
12 to 14, racing horses at
Flamboro Downs track in
the Hamilton area. In the
Hamilton • Spectator
article it stated that 'Bill
Kirkpatrick of ; Ripley,
according ., the :..:.most
recent statistics, is the
leading driver at
Flaraboto Downs, He Was
rated at 3.70\vith the next'
driver at 3.47. And just to
back up that headline. Bill
. went 90 last Thurs., Apr.
10, and drove three, dif-.
fereat first place vrin
Limners, They. •were Stewart
• Farrell's horse High
Fighter at 2:05, then.
/3ill's own horse Brenda
Carel at' 2 :04 aid a horse
. from' London'- Good.
This ,is certainly gopd
news 'to the folks here and
Congratulations go to Bill
on his skill in driving
winners.,
Katherine' "Coiling.'.of,
Ripley-was a dinner guest
last Friday eveniag;:with
her son Ernie ,Colling at.
his. farm on the. Fourth
Concession in Huron
Township• . Mrs. Coning
sees •MarlY changes in:the
neighbourhOod,since first
coming there in 1933.
Many new residents have
been welcerned in the'
intervening years.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton,
Griffith of • Ripley
'recently returned, home
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cardine where the , enjoyable visit in ,Oxford
granddaughter of Mrs. County, They visited
Scott was taking part, friends and relatives in
Mrs. Eleanor. Hall Of the Embro area where
kincardine spent a ,feW they were taken tar see the
e„--days recently visiting--dairy----barns-- with fine--