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To -day, Wednesday,
September 9, Dr. Don Mibie,
his wife Doris, and youngest
- daughter Radhel are leaving
for two years in the kingdom
of Saudi Arabia. Dr. Milne
will be missed at the Ripley
Medical Clinic. Dr. "Milne
and Doctork Boron,
Gergovich, and Knox all of
Kincardine meet Ripley
▪ area patienb here each mon-
th.
Dr. and Mrs. Milne and
Rachel are first headed for
• Washington, D.C. and then to
!Chants Mushayt in Asir
Province in Southern Saudi
Arabia just north of Yemen.
Due to the elevation in this
area above sea level there is
a pleasant climate.
\ Dr. Donald. J. McDonald
who is in Riyadh, Arabia,
was in Khamis last April on
a holiday and tvhen he was
home here over.a month ago
said that there are green
fields. Further the women
wearing large hats and col-
ourful clothing work out in
the fields with the men - dif-
ferent to the rest of the coun-
try:
Home to: Malcohn Street in
Ripley for the Labour Day
weekend was Niels
Frederiksen of the lUncar-
dine Golf and Country Club
maintenance staff.
Miss Jean MacDonald sof
4he Pinecrest Manor Nurs-
ing Home staff in Lu, cknow
was with her sister Miss
Noreen MacDonald at their
home.
Visiting on the Labour Day
weekend with her sisters
Mrs. Dianne (Bill) Mackay,
RR2 Ripley, Mrs. Susan
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(Murray) Ferguson, RR1 I
Riley, and Gail Miller of
Ripley was their sister Cathy
Miller of London. She then
motored to Kincardine -to
spend time with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B.
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A.J. and Glenda Gardner
of Vanastra and sons Aaron
and Brandon visited with her
sister Carol and , husband
Donnie Fludder, Tanuny
and. Jason in Ripley over the
Labour Day weekend. They
also called on Evelyn and
Jack Johnson.
Mrs. Dorothy -Wardell of
Concession 4, Huron
township and Mrs. Margaret
Harkness of Bervie recently
•eombined to provide music
at the Pinecrest Manor Nur-
sing Home in Lucknow.
Among the interested
listeners was D.A. MacLen-
nan, the /well known Scottish
piper of Lochalsh. D.A. is
now a resident in Pinecrest
Manor. -
Bahl, rain, rain
The wind is bound to
Change, to quote a line from
•a current popular song. And
so also the weather is bound
to change. Remember July
and .the big part of August,
how dry it was, not a drop of
• rain for the Kincardine
Ripley areas.
Everyday the forecaster
would say, hot, hazy, and
humid. Large cracks \ came
in the ground -' .especially
that Brookston Claiy soil in
Ripley mid Huron township.
Well that has changed
recently. For eight days in a
row up till last Satruiday rain
•had fallen. The most rain fell
tise in Saud
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This week in „
Ripley
by Ab iWylds
from Thursday, evening
through to early Friday mor-
ning. ,
Stewart Needham of
Ripley who measures the
water,, from the ram i caught
in a container reported a
good two inches of ufater.
And it was that, if not more.
Water was now sitting in
low places on top of the
ground such as the railway
ditch along the north side of
Gore. Park. On Saturday
with the overcast sky no rain
fell which was a good thing
for Kincardine fall fair.
Now farmers are hoping
for a dry spell so they can
work in the field i especially
to sow the fall wheat.
• Jim Scott of Concession 12,
two blocks north of Ripley at
the 15th intersection, has
taken advantage of the
weather and between rains
he has had a new timber
platform installed at the
weigh scales at the. Ripley
Grain Elevator. -
The work was started a
week ago last Saturday mor-
• ning with Doug MacDonald,
a neighbour on •the 12th
reported as the man helping
Jim remove' the old timber
platforin.
Rain showers stopped the
work. It was completed on
Lynn's Hobbies and Textiles
• Pre Fall Sale
Main Street, Ripley
September 14 tbru 26 ,
Jaeger Nature Yarn ,
30% off Regular Price
Assorted Craft Books
1/2 Price
Piston's CmftYarn
20% off Regular Price
Al Macrame Supplies
30% off
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Ladies - Jax panties 100% acetate, reg. $1.95 SALE 1.50
Sunburst pillow forms 25% off
Tapestry wool 45c a skein
Needlepoint canvas 40% off
Assorted craft supplies 20% off -
Assorted packaged beads 2 for 1 sale
Coloured crochet cotton 20% off
Assorted materials up to 50% savings
Simplicity patterns buy 2 patterns get the third one free
until and of September
• Many more specials inside the store
Specie! Coupons must be presented at time of purchase
Sept -178'B
Macrame
Cord
Wooden
Rings and
Ceramic
Beads
50% Off
Prices •
Marked
Sept. 22 & 23
DISCOn tin uect
• assorted Yarn '
SO% off
Prices
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Monday with Wayne Kerr of
the South Line and Jim Scott
putting the new creosoted
planks in place. So it is all
• ready for those grain wagons
and trucks when the corn is
harvested.
Lorne Emrnerton of
Ripley along with his wife
and family are on holidays. ,
Lorne has had a busytime
for the past few weeks as by
•himself he handled the, work
at the Ripley Chopping Mill.
Taking his place are Cecil
Sutton of the 10th Concession
east and also no stranger to
• the Mill, -Bill 'Robertson of
ICingarf.
As in the past Bill drives
the feed truck as well as
working in the Mill. The Mill
is also "mown as the Ron
Stanley Feed and Supply -
Ron of Bervie being the
owner.
Last -Friday noon Norman
Schmidt of Walkerton visited'
with Fran and Ab Wylds in
Ripley. During the forenoon
Norman had placed his thir-
ty exhibits at the Kincardine
Fall Fair. For more than fif-
ty years he has .been a fair
xhibitor at local fairs and
also at the Royal Winter Fair
in Toronto. Also he showed
at the C.N.E. till they discon
tinuedthe grain show it 1968.
He has made a study of the
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art of showing and further he 1 • ReeeivabSieysstoemPsayables . „
is always giving out tips and
encouragement to others to '
•exhibit
•Norman Barnard of Ripley
attended the Canadian Na-
tional Exhibition last.
Wednesday and attended the
evening grand stand show
featuring Anne Murray for
that night only.
' At Hanover he caught the
Owen Sound bus which took
its passengers right into the
grounds. It makes common
sense to take a bus down
when you learn that the cost
of parking a private car
down there is half the price
of the bus ticket and you still
would likely be some
distance away from the
CN.E. groimds. •
As of last week Orland
• McLeod • of Ripley was
hospitalized in London.
Returns home
During the latter part of
last week Bobby Robertson
returned home to the farm of
Gordon and Ruthe Patterson
on the Tenth Concession east
in Huron township:
• He reports an enjoyable
• two week vacation in
Southern California. Last
• Friday just after his return
South California had, its
strongest earth tremor in 10
• yearn causing things to fall
from shelves and tall
buildings to sway - but no in-
juries- or serious damage;
just a little slipping along
-that San Andreas fault in the
deepunderground rocks. •
• Passed away •
William Lyle Oliver, age
85, of. Highway 21; north of
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