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E. "Farm. 0Onficelf,-
The Ripley firernen and
their 'wives went to the.
MacKeniie MeCreath
Funeral Home on Friday
evening, September 19 in
a group to pay their'
respeOts to their former
'Tlitet—Gordon—Seotr.—At
the funeral on $aturday*
September 20 these
firemen served as
pallbearers - Ivan Cook,
John D. MacKay, Doug.
Liddle, Jack Scott,
George McLean and John
-Dodds. The flower-.
bearers were Donnie
Peterbaugh, Clarence
Pollock and Joe Hoclgins
ormer fire chief
friendly place as 'Ripley. County. The eldest son of
Mrs, Florence, Farrell,
concession 12 west in.
Huron Township' and the
late Lester Farrell; Earl
has several brothers and
one sister, Brenda. TWo
live , on farmailurthel-Ot
concession - Donald and
John.
• Here for the fair
• Here for the' Ripley Fall
Fair with Norman and
Mabel Barnard were the.
. following family mem-
bers. Donald Barnard of
Toronto; daughter
Shirley :and husband,
Michael Burnham of
Kincardine and their
family Shannon, Joe, Ann
and' husband Dale Rock
all of Kincardine,
With Don and Anne
1VicCosh for the Ripley
Fall fair last Saturday
which also. was Anne's
birthday were Mr. and.
Mrs. Ray Webster of
London; Mr: and Mrs.
George Colwell of
Lucknow; Currie Colwell
of Lucknow; Mr. and
Mrs. Orland Richards of
Lucknow.; Mr. and Mrs.
Bill. Robinson, Darryl,
and Lisa -of Ripley; Mrs,
Lila—Hislop of Alliston,
Mrs. ny Yvonne Mileha of
Brampton, Mrs. Kay
Collins of Purple Grove,
Mrs. Marjorie'Reid and
Mrs. Gladys Mason of
Ripley, Mr. and Mrs.
John Farrell, Teresa,
Tonia and Tobi all of the
10th concession east,
Huron ToWnship ; Mr.
Richard 1VIcCO5h. of
Purple Grove. The agave
folks visited, Saturday
and Sunday with Don and
Anne McCosh in Ripley'.
On Monday evening of
last week, ;September 22,
the rain storm hit this
area ' like a mini-
hurri Cane.'Looking' out in
the backyard here the
high wind was really
driving the rain and it
was pouring. Shortly
after , that, around seven,
the Ripley Fire whistle
sounded. Down at Bruce
Beach.near Cottage 118
the wind had broken
limbs over the hydro line
and the resulting short
had set a .cedar tree on
fire.
They took the fire truck
and water tank truck
down the eighth con-
cession. The Ontario
Hydro crew who was
quite busy came later to
remove the limbs and
repair the line as un-
derstood here the site
would be between the 8th
and 10th along the road
back of the cottages.
Friendly fall fair
Well, Ripley Show Day
has come and gone. True
to.its policy which is "A
Friendly I; all Fair in the
On Wed., Sept. 24 of last
week iust before dawn,
frost settled over the
Ripley district. This
caused the first scraping
of, car windshields for this
season.
On the front page of the.
Bruce County School
paper sent out last week
from Chesley, Earl
Farrell, a graduate of the
Ripley District High
School was pictured. With
the picture was the an-
nouncement of the ap-
pointment of Earl as the
new supervisor of
Physical and Health
Education in Bruce
former
r opeators of the Shell
Garage in Ripley, Mrs. ,
Yvonne rn Mileha of
Brampton, formerly Mrs.
.Eli. Morgan of the 10th
concession in Huron
township, Mrs'. Mary
They obtained several
things in the vegetable
area such as cucumber,
potatoes, and , popcorn
from exhibitors Norman
S chmidt, o un a n
1Vlackeot
Wylds. Some of the others
back •to see us were'Mrs.
David Owen of 'thee
Kingarf area who was the
former Freda Herd of
Ripley.and ' London,
Ronald and Shirley Marie
Harris of . Rexdale and
with them Waltek Farrell
of 'Kincardine, Winnie
and Bill Graham of the
Lucknow area,
, Anne (Art15 trimerton
London and her mother
Mrs. Midge Funston of
Pine River.
It• would 'not 'be Ripley
Fall Fair ,without a visit
from, P.W.,--4111;1
Harris of LOndon. Along
Withthem was . their son
Paul, a lab..technician in •
St. .Toseph's Hospital,
London, his, wife Bunny
and children. Also taking
pictures for the coloured,
slides was another lab
technician train: St. Joe's,
Conrtney adDonald.
Others with their camera
were Bonnie and .Kerry
Boyle daughter's of
FraneiS and Irene Ooyte,
and Doug . Peterbaugh,
son of Donnie and Ruby
Peterbaugh, who is now .
attending, Conestoga
College at DoOn near
Waterloo.
Glen Walden of Lucknow, top, right, judged the senior dairy, calf class in 4-H competition at
the Ripley Fall Fair on Satoday. In the lower photo, Rob Farrell of Ripley picks up the red
ribbon for Grand Champion senior dairy calf. [Sentinel Staff Photo]
Saturday in September",
(and its Gaelic motto
obtained from Mrs. Tena
Morison, teacher in the
Gaelic College in St.
Ann's, Cape Breton,
h—'whicIr is- CEVD—M-I'LE
FAILTE" or, "in tran-
slation "A Hundred
Thous )and. Welcomes" it
was a great annual
reunion for making new
friends and meeting Old
friends. Miss Sharon
Clovis who was taking
pictures of the displays in
the. Complex was a new
one. Then along came her
father Mr. Clovis, both of
Brampton and we
learned that they have a
backyard .harden there.
Originally he came from
Trinidad, They told Fran
Wylds that they had
never been in such a
Country held on the last