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Ripley Huron Community teacher,
Centre Complex last Last Thursday evening
Saturday July 1980, the.Ripley Fire truck was
was the holding of an noticed coming from the
open reception dancelor
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
States. There was a good
attendance, The . or-
chestra supplying the
music was the "Bitter.
. Sweet" group:
Mrs. States is the
former Priscilla Zipfel,
the eldest daughter. of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Zipfel of
Ripley. Priscilla is a
graduate of the schools in
Ripley and is well-known
as she often worked part
time at her „father's
garage on the main
street.
Last SatUrday , was a -
big day , in the Ripley.
Huron ComM/anitY
Centre Complex, just ask .
Mrs. Helen Grubb the.
caretaker and tnenibers
'""First:,
starting at nine in the
morning. there was the
public .preview of more
than feur hundred ar-
,ticl es in George
McDonald'S second,
dispersal sale of antiques
and collectables.
The second event in the
was learned this .past
we k that Mr. and Mrs.
Ear
ohnes of Ripley are
now residing in a care
e in Ingersoll.
Tuesday of last week
was the First of :July -
once known as Dominion
Day. They said that it
was from a verse in the
Bible. Now it is Canada
Day or' Le. Jour Canada
and as such it' was a
holiday except for the
farmers and others in
essential services. Three
men noticed working
upstreet in Ripley were
Doug. LicIdle, Ron
Nicholson, and Ralph
Grubb. - - -
/Doing IVIasonry work in
Ripley last week were
Frank - van Kooten of
Ripley and his men Joe
Hoffarth of Carlsrube,
Mike Surridge of Kin-
cardine and john van
Kooten of . Ripley.
. Ear lier this sign aler MrS.
Lohnes was a patient in
Kincardine and District
Hospital.-Earl first came'
to Ripley ' in, 1956 7 and
taught English in all fhie. •
-grades' 'in the—Rtpler
District High School for a by Ab IFyids
number of years. At the,
age of seventeen he •was a
soldier• in the Canadian that she will attend
Army la France fighting Toronto Teachers College
in the trench warfare in this fall.
the First World Warr The = folks on the
After returning to committee of the Huron
_Canada he . became a Bruce Arts Incorporated
in charge of the Ripley
Crafts Show, were guests
recently along with .Lieut.,.
Gov. Pauline McGibbon
west end of Ripley around and, ' T.V. personality
nine thirty. There was a , Gordon Pinsent at the
plugged-drain south"tif the dinner held in connection
tennis courts down at the with the opening of the
Complex. Two holes were Blyth SuMmer. Festival.
dug a' piece apart and the: Mr. and Mrs. Jack
water from the fire hose ; Shiells of - Weston . have
was used to flush out , the been visiting :with Mr.
mud causing the and Mrs. George
problem. McDonald and Murray
Roadside signs have.. McDonald, •
been placed at the south, Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas
east, and west entrances Martyr of Stroud, ,spent
to Ripley telling folks that last week in' the Ripley,
'the. Ripley Arts and Craft home , of Donald and
Show will be on the last Angela Bell of Metro
Friday and Saturday in Toronto. Aeneas, a ,for-
July. The signs were mer Ripleyite is a retired
made by Walter de Wolfe Toronto Police Officer.
of the Ripley Craft and
Gift- Shop- which is located
in the former • J.R. White
Drug store on main'
street. With 'let le
tering on a red
baekground the signs are
clear and attractive.
Road work on the 15 north
prevented placing a sign
there.
Back home this past
week from holidays are
Martin and Hilda Phelan
and daughters Tracy and
Becky. On their first trip
they were to Chapleau -
Martin's home town.
Then on the second one
they were,at a park in, the
Grand Bend area.
Last Friday Wilfred
and. Virginia Hackett of
-the Lucknow area visited
her sister Florence
MacDonald in Ripley.
Barbara Grubb, home
this past weekend, says
Miss Donalda
MacKinnon of Detroit
Was among the folks
upstreet on the weekend,
Jean MacDonald of the,
PinecrestNursing Staff in
Lucknovv was 'home on
the weekend. •
Earl , and Marie
Peterson, - of Stratford
visited with Al) Wylds on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Christena Stones
(the former Christena
MacGregor, her son
Brian Stones and his
friend. Norman MacIver
froni, • Cliasgow and
originally from
Carloway, Lewis Island,
Scotland are presently
staying with Burton and
Katherine. Collins on the
12th Concession, Purple
Grove ,ar ea,.Huron
Township. Mrs. Stones is
a cousin of Katharine
Collins. The grandmother .
of Katherine Collins was.
Catherine MacPlatil and
the -grandfather of
Chrissy Stones was
Angus Ma cPhail and they
.„Were sister and brother.
Another brother was
John Mac Phail,--who-lived-
here at the north 'end of
Ripley. He was a builder
'and a brick layer „and'
built a, considerable part
of Ripley, • back in ' the'
eighties and nineties.
Perhaps the older brick
walls along the main
streets, the public school,
St. Paul'S,church 'and• a
number of brick veneer
homes were built by John
MacPhail in that periad
of time. During the
coming days they will be
visiting with several
other relatives in this
area. On their arrival in
Canada they attended a
wedding in Hamilton
before coming . here
When W.J. and'MacLean
Bell were Sekving
---overseat in the -Second--
World Warr they, Were
able to visit at the, home
of their cousin Mrs.
Christena.Stones .then in
Carloway on the west side
of Lewis Island,
The .boys and girls of
the .Summer Play School
were in „Gore Park -on
Men-day morning to start --
this season's activities.
Brent 1.1odge was mowing
the lawn there at the
same time and thus gave
them a • nice setting for
.their-fun games.
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