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REAL ESTATE AUCTION
--..APPR.0*,. a ACRE .
• . RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY—.
- ON SATURDAY JULY,10TH: 1900, AT 12 NOON.
AT THE SITE,,,IBAILWAY STREET.,
' • RIPLEY,' ONTARIO ' ' •
(APPROX.40 MI. NORTH-OF LONDON,
• BETWEEN. GODER.ICH /5- KINCARDINE)
Under, instructions received from "TbaMortgagee",.we
have been retained toeffer the following property for •
Rato.b.y:polilii auction. "subject to a reserve bid":7-:
.0POJE•:.' 2.92 acres,. (more or hiss), . in' total, located in
'reSidenticiltection.of theVillage of Ripley, class) to all. •
SkIkadailitoviin Services A consists 5beildIng lets. con-
tained in. 2
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separate parcel*, suitable for lurthersub-
division, (subject to zoninfirogniationS,,etc.) ••. "Parcel ..
lats:14, 15 & 1.11",.RP100 3 adioining lids, 1.116
acres j waperox. 330' ft.• frontage, On „north. side Of : •
Railway St, • • "Parcel: NO. 2"4-'.10t. 58,''and part.lot
!PTO° S 2, aci.jaining lots,1.704 oCrei,Ivi;;iapProx,.250„8.ft.•
irontageen south side of Railvv.04 St Ripley Is totaled
on OrnteOurity between HVvy, !7,&,Hwy. 86, e-p.
prox-,. 11 ml . to tekcnOW , &. Kincardine, 30 'Mt.
Goderich& Poelrettitivea, OIL, to Kitchener & London; 1:30"
MW, TOOPt0 rEamsprsALE: tiiciperity to be•;0..:.
',fered'"en "by parcels" A. deposit . of 1,000:'
' certified cheque is: required 'from tbe,sucrceisfnl.;
,chaser, at the auction sale. A. further 25% of purchase
""price is ,payable within. 7 days, and balance *1040, so .
dais* • ,Mortgage arrangements may be available to;
suitable.purchaseri • Complete.' erins and ,COniditiOni of
sale, etc. available, inspection or on. request ,• ,
.SPECTION BAM ey-appeintinent; or Morningef Sale et ,
--the-presinises1 *-MIREtTIONS:;ffeeno ,.T4riiMovarOY-r-.-4akv-,-,
west to Elrue ,CoOnty Road 7 (just past' El k .ervie South (left, twill on County Itic.7 Into. Ripley. Left at,
Jessie St..to RailwaSt,• • •
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'Green ivy and spring
flowers adorned the
Kinloss United Charch
for the wedding of Valerie
Helen Stanley •and
William Dane Found on
Saturday,, May 10, 1980.
The bride, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mts.. '-Ray
Stanley, Kinloss and, the
groom's parents are Mr.
.and Mrs. , Bill Found,
Picton.
Reverend Robert Clyde
performed the doUhle-
ring ceremony.
Given -.in , marriage by
her •father, the bride wore
an original gown sewn by
the gr oo 's mother.:
The white chiffon dress
,Jeatured a blouson =top.
with ac6erdiOn pleats
falling from the waist.
Two 'rows of wide lace
separated, the accordion
__pleats, froth mushroom
pleats which helped, form
the 'gown's train. The'
,dress was hemmed with
two more rows otla&e.-A
lace jacket with long
sleeves and Victorian
neckpiece completed the
satin trimmed dress. A
mushroom pleated hat
held her floor length veil
and she carried pink
roses, white stephanotis
and baby's breath.
On Tithe 29,, 1980 the
lith annual Osborne
Picnic was held at the
Tiverton Community
Centre with 50 people
present. As the weather
was wet outside, indoor
games and contests were
held.
At five - o'clock a
delicious smorgasbord
style supper was enjoyed
by all. A surprise 25th
Wedding anniversary
cake was presented"-to
Frank and Pearl
Williams who are
celebrating later in the.
year. Frank' and Pearl
shared their Cake, with all
present.1— -
, Chairman ,- Frank
Williams welcomed
everyone and conducted
the business, The picnic
next year is set for
Bradley's School on the
--last.Sunday in .June,--
The new committee for
the next two years is:
Dennis and Dorothy
Scholtz, Murial and
Stewart Barber, Lois
'Denise :King, friend of • 'being seated, Rob Hollet
the -bride, was maid of and Fred Lester, cousin
honour ride s Mai ds of the groom, sang and
were °Barbara and julie:_eceornpanied each other
Stanley, sisters of the on gaitars. They alSo
bride. All three wore sang during the signing of
blouson' styled 'dresses the register. . ,
with accordion pleats Mrs, Paul Greenwood,
failing from the, waist to cousin of the bride
the floor. Matching lace Provided the organ
jackets conipleted the- music. ' •
sweet pea gr6en gowns: ,The kride's mother
They carried bouquets of chose.a floor length pink
spring. flowers in Shades gown with a pleated skirt
of pink. and 'yellow; and' .a .corsage of 'white
highlighted hy puffs of carnations and pink
sweat pea fabric., roses. The groom's
JenniferStanley was • mother wore , a • floor
her sister's flower girl . length pink gown with a
r! chiffon cape and • and alsc wore a Sweet pea Pleate •
green gown with a lace matching corsage. The fathers were attired in jacket. Her basket :of' pearl grey tuxedos with a flowers matched those4,of white carnation on, their the bridal attendants
Each, of the gir ls h ad a:
Wending dinner, was single pink. rose in their — hair. , held at the Kfincardine
Community Centre,
The grooin rooked fellowed -by -dancing fo
handsome in a dark green. the music of Bittersweet.
nixeclO, accented: with a For a wedding trip to
white rose. Best 'man was Paradise Island in the
Mike„Bishop,•friend of the Bahamas the bride chose.
gtooth. The ushers were a Salmon' coloured two
Gary Richardson, fiance piece suit • with bone
of the bride's sister and accessories. and co-
jon Found, brother •of the. orclinating corsage. The
groom. They wore dark groom wore 'a brown Pin
green tuxedos with green stripped three piece'suit, .
tinted carnations. The happy couple are
As the guests were residing at RR1 Alliston,
jar, Isabel Hydel
guessing number of jelly
beans in jar, -Alf Sawyer;
man guessing • articles'
sewn in' material, Kevin •
Bain;;. lady, guessing
articles sewn in material,
Dor othy,Scholtt.
After Bob Hyde
thanked the committee in
charge, there was a
peanut scramble for the
kids.
rtietree restnets
Johnny", He has' a story
to go with it, so come‘in
and visit him and get him
to tell you.
Kingarf Anglican
Church held their
monthly meeting at
Pinecrest on June 12. We
enjoyed -their music-.
and readings and Mrs.
'FOUND-STANLEY
moon in Bahama
Usborne picnic at Tiverton
Schnittker and George
McLean.
'The following prizes
were given out:
earliest riser every
day, Jack Ches son Oatest
up today, Murial Barber;
birthday closest to
Thanksgiving, October
13, Helen - Houghland;
lucky chair', Gerald
Wagner; guessing
number' of smarties in
BY WILMA CLARKE
,Seven residents
Celebrated birthdays at
• Pinecrest Manor in June.
Minnie Ernmerson, June
3; Jessie McIntyre, June
9; Gib'Hamilton, 3'urie 10,
Jean Christopher, June
181--Aiiiiie Swan, 3une 26;
' George Lockhart, June n
'and Harold Edwards
June 29.
We enjoyed many van
rides' ' through the
. countryside in Jnne.
Everything is growing
fairly' • well,
however, the corn has a
lot of growing to do before
the 12th of July._ My
father, whoa cultivated
corn with, the horseq,
always said "it should be
up to the hories' 'Belly'
by the 12th of. July' '.
'Lucknow. Christian
Reform Ladies, came for
•their- 'monthly bingo on •
•June.9. '
e0:tri gresidentsd ocncupucniel.
12 with Betty MacMillan
presiding as Mr. Aubrey
Higgins was in the
hospital. He is back!with
us again as of Rine 30 and
is • looking forward tto the
Dungannon celebration in
August. Others in
hospital from •Pinecrest
are Allister Hughes, ,Etta
Cook, Lloyd. Irwin, Mae
—MacDonald -and =Marie_
Houston. We miss• them
and hope they will be
back soon.
Joe 1VlacMillan goes, to
the Sale0' Barns every
Wetineiday morning to
see`the cattle. We' don't
-know where we are •going
to keep' them if he gets
carried away and buys a
truck load. He wants, us to
call him .
Iiitelaurty Sttatinell, VirOdnforlaLYi 9% 1940-74.140 k •
Ellen White enjoyed
visiting with her friends,
The. Pentecostal
church came on June 19'
for their monthly service.
Everyone• loves to bear
the old hymns and the
message from the Bible,
Kincardine -Fellowship
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