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'teacher and 'principal in
the 'Bancroft,area. On*.
May 2$, Dave received:
Ads--Idaster-of-Edueation
degree at Queen's., For,
the past' eight years he
has been principal of
Maynvoth and Distriet
Public School Ken
MacLeod of 'concession 8
west, Huron Township is
`a brother. Attending this
convocation were •his
mother, Mrs. Dorothy
MacLeod of Lucknow
along with his wife,
Arlene, son • Mark and
Erland Lee Home,t
Thirty-three members
made the trip.
Mrs. May MacDonald
of Ripley, who has been in
Pinecrest Manor Nursing
Home in Lucknow is a
patient in Kincardine and
District Hospital,
Germany
On" Sat., Tune 7, Harry
Wirtulars who has been
visiting with Klaus and
Dianne Heinisch for the
past month, flew home to
Bremen,,,, ,Germany.
Going back with him for a
•holiday were Joey
Heinisch and fan Culbert,
son of Mr.. and, Mrs...
Murray Culbert. They
flew from Toronto
International Airport.
The calendar shows
that it is the month of
June. But outside it feels
like the cold autumn
gales. Last Friday was
the daY that had daylight
come twice in the same,
morning. Just before
eight :"Wih- the black
. clouds covering the sky it
got dark' as • night in
Ripley. The street lights
came badk on and cars
• drove with their lightS.
• Even the . birds .10' the
backyard went back .to
roost« ' The rain really
came down. It took about
a quarter of an hour for
daylight to come 'back.
Then Friday .night, the
pea soup fog . was that
thick that it made driving
hazardous. •
daughter' Lisa:,
,TheelaSsef 69 here will
remember. .,Day.e",S sister,
Carolyn, who received
her LK.. "at ..Victoria '
Hospital in London and ..
.then took. post graduate
work H at ',.:Lakehead
lJniversitY'. in Thunder ..
Bay. Ripley friends
ettendc.'best . wishes • to
both these •• former
students,
CUSTOM BOOMS
HOMES 8 COTTAGES - AHDITIONS
RENOVATIONS FARM HOLDINGS.
,ere Bros. Construction
Ole Opry
Last Friday evening,
June 6 will be remem-
bered as the night when
the Point Clark Kinsmen
brought Nashville,
Tennessee to Ripley,
Ontario. Two of its stars,
Jeanne Pruett and David
Houston with their bands
put on a two hour concert
of country music for a
large crowd in the Ripley
and District Community
Centre. Complex. Just
ahead of the pea soup fog
the big bus rolled into
Ripley and stopped at the
main corner where the
thiver got directions to
the-Complex from Elliott—
Courtney. After the
concert a dance was held
with—Canadian_vocalist
Denise Simpson and her
band supplying the
music. Despite the poor
driving conditions due to
the fog the cars really
rolled into Ripley,
coming, from as , far as.
Wiarton for this concert.
Special music •
Supplying -special
music for last Sunday
evening's 'anniversary
service at St. Andrew's
United Church in Ripley
was the "Gold Dust"
band. Playing in' Gold
Dust are Donna Ben-
jamin, Kathy Nugent,
David Benjamin, Dale
Gilchrist, and Bill Car-
son. Bill was back home
here from Aylmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Harris of London spent
last weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Francis
Gemmel' in Ripley.
Passed away
Frank Inksater Sr. of -
Paris died suddenly last
Friday. He was the
husband of the late
-Katherine McLay, sister
'Of Mrs. Margaret
Gemmell of Ripley.
Francis and Margaret
Gemmell attended the
funeral in Paris on
Monday afternoon this
week. Sympathy is ex-
tended at this time of
bereavement.
Mrs. Margarei t
Gem mell reports that the
Ripley Women's Institute
had a bus trip last
Thursday to Stoney Creek
where they visited the