The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-01-14, Page 6Ft
Stn. Rata Irwin returned
t®her bane esi Ripley Street
Riple5r last even
Jam ft,.1911; after
an enjoyable
and Net, Years
Vacation with three
arambers of her fly 1iw
IllginCaligar3',4%erta.
Alhevisited with . her two
there
Gany Trude l
Ly, and Mary, Mr.
Mrs.: Wright Jarvis and
and with her son
While inCalgary Reta saw
re
amazing effect of those.
midden warm winds Wowing
the area. Justovernight
f a inook wind melted
away the snow and it was
Spring outside
out on the
un
bght
Fri -
evening after Reta
called, a picture of the late
television news showed. a
Tad of -cattle eating grass
est on the range and not "a
Ipot of snow in sight.
uat a change here for
Irwin last Wednesday
ing' a blizeard was rag -
here. In the Lake 'Huron
= Bay areas.
lds were closed, no school
buses , were " " running.
Vihiteouts were
everybody was
"put" where they were at
the time.
Last week and this week
Mrs. ilFludder:of Ripley:
isin Toro/totaling a special
clause pertaining to in-
surance.. Carol assists. Mrs.
Joke. C. (Mary) MacDonald,
in the former Ross. Marlyn
office where theyhandle. the
Ripley area work of the
Miller MacKenzie firm.
Donnie FLudder was down
to Toronto on the weekend.
Anti, this weekend Tammy
and Jason will welcome their
mother back home.
Oiithe fust Sunday in this
month Omen and Doris Rock
and 'son Ron of . Ripley and
their ., Yom granddaughter -
Diane Broome of Ir ow
visited with Lorne and Linda
Emmeiton and daughters
Cindy and Lori " at their
mainstreet apartment.
In those real wintry bliz-
zard conditions of that
snowstorm last Wednesday
Dave Huber • used his
snowmobile to . go the two
blocks out to his father's
farm on the sixth concession
west to tend the cattle out
there.
The trip out and back from
wee!
by Ab *Wyk
Ripley is five miles ,atld that
is a long way as this writer
well knows.
Last Saturday ` morning it
was quite a;sight to see the
three big yellow snow plows
of Huron township coming in
lline+ down Malcolm street
from the Huron township
garage at the east end of the
street and striking outto
clean the roads.
The drivers in order were
Ron Irwin, George
Dickieson, and Ivan Cook.
And on Sunday atoning it
was Gerald Coning driving
his truck plow really widen-`
ng l out' this same .Malcolm.
street as well as . the other
hack streets in Ripley.
Delbert Hedley working
from Holyrood with a Bruce
County snowplow does . the
15th and 8th roads through
Ripley. Village foreman
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Donnie Peterbaugh with the
town plow puts in long hours
clearing :, snow along the
streets. Also Ron Nicholson
using his own tractor and
plow does considerable snow
clearing starting early in the
Miss bbie Zipfel who at-
tends
ttends Fanshawe. College - in
Oxford street east in London
was home' last, week with her
parents and sister Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Zipfel and Shan -
da. Debbie says that when
she completes . her "College
course she will become ; a
librarian at . the London
Psychiatric Centre.
Gladys and Elmer Wylds
Diane Robinson and young
son Nathan of Kincardine
visited on Tuesday afternoon
last week with Fran and. Ab
Wylds in Ripley.
Last Friday evening in the
n
weekly summary of cattle
trading at the Ontario
livestock Yards in Toronto,
it was mentioned that Ripley
drover Allan Coiling had
shipped a top priced cow for
Perrin Lowry.'His farm is on
the FourthConcession west
at the top of the hill overlook-
ing the village of
verlook-ingthevillageof Lurgan.
Joe Hodgins recently
resigned from his job with
the Huron township work
crew' to cominenee training
as ,an.: electrician. Joe has
worked for a number of
years for the township and
during that time he made a
number of emergency trips
to open up those longwintry
miles in the direction of Kin-
cardine & and the hospital
there.
Hers. (Rev.) Edgar
Roulston, the . former
Florence A. Chapman died
on Sun. Jan 4, _ 1961. ,in
University Hospital in Lon-
don in her 90th year.
The funeral service was'
heldlast Wed., Jan. 7 in the
Needham Funeral Home on
Dundas Street East in Lon-
don with interment in Exeter
Cemetery.
Her late husband, .Rev
Edgar .,Roulston, one of the
four ministers to come frt*n
the little Olivet .Church on
the 15th, three blocks south
of Ripley and who
predeceased hiswife in 1968
is buried - in Exeter
cemetery.
Mrs. Roulston was a.sister
of the late JackH, Chapman,
well known businessman in
Ripley, up to 1912, then in
pie and Owen Sound.
,Their father HI?. Chap.
man . published the. ;;first
neper. in Ripley called
"The . Enquirer" then the:.
Ripley Express.
She was born in Ripley on
'Ilium., June 20, 1; . Prior
to her marriage she was a
teacher, teaching in
Holyrood Public School
where she boarded with the
Ackert family and then in
the Ripley Public School.
She is survived by one son
Harry J. Roulston of Kit-
chener,
itchener, and one daughter
Mrs. Doris Thompson of
Hamilton and five grand-
children. Also by three
nieces, Mrs. Fern Kearn,
Mrs. Vera Little, and Miss
Elizabeth Chapman, all of
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