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Margaret and Jim Errington
have returned home from visiting
friends' in Victoria B.C. and
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daughter daughterE in and Bill in Surrey
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A special visitor was a were
face at the Bridges home on May
22. Ila May ..Platten's. brother Jim •
Woolsey (lip yrs.) drove from
Mian with an early birthday
wish • . or his .rater. - •
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Wayne, Heather, Craig and Kathy Church News •
Pearson of Timmins were weekend Rev. Arthur Scott from Goderich
' visitors with Nels and Gloria was the supply minister on Sunday,
Pearson.le delivered on enjoyable sermon
fat , in on "Refreshing Winds."
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Ids . Trinity Mniver sary service will
father Gerrltt Logtenburg. h'lateral be celebrated on June 10th: The
took place on Tuesday, burial at : other three churches will be closed
the Dungannon cemetery. on Sunday.
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will hold ttici !amid
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home •of Allan and
on Friday Juane 9 at 12 noon Pkaw
lunch, your own
bring Yom"
chairs and
The Canadian Legion. Branch 440
on, behalf of Salvation Anny Red
Shield Campaign would like to
thank the canvassers and the village
of Ripley for the fantastic response,
Once again it has been shown the.
people in Ripley cane for the more
unfonunate Sowe carr, .because
you care
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Something
to sell
Auto? Boat? Home?
Antiques? Garage Sale?.
Or is it a service like
Painting? Plumbing?
Odd jobs? Cabinet work?
Whatever you have to sell,
we can help you sell it faster.
Call 528-2822
arid place a classified ad
for so little, you'll never
sell anything without it
again. No question about it.
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Parlay afasmoons. She is alloalmaiallaminalmaanalenaninna
the place of Mrs. Grace
of Kincardine' who is Hunter, 393-2842.
workins near her home there. Charles Petersen of Hamilton
Tht Ripley 40 Machine Club is visited Ab Wylds on Monday.: Mr.
having a field hay equipment dem ; Peterson is FranWyld's brother. He
onson this •SatuyatIp.m. at was ; raised in Seaford) and
the Kincardine Huron Township Kincardine. •
line, half mile east of highway 21. Mr. Peterson was in the Second
Ivor More information call Ken World War in North: Africa, Italy,
Robison, 3932405 or Michael France and Gcnnamy
eplica aircraft to be featured
at Armed; Forces Day, Trenton
• Armed Forces Day and the
Quinte International Air Show
(Q.L.A,S.) at Canadian Forces Base
Trenton, June 23 and 24 will
showcase three of seven full-scale
replica aircraft being constructed.
by. the high school students for the
new; World : War I TV movie,.
, Courage of the Early Morning. The
three selected to appearat the bi-
annual event: an Albatros D III
(Built at :Markham SS), a Nieuport
17 (Aurora SS), and a Phalz D III
(Don Head "SS, Richmond' Hill).
Two Fokker Dr 1 'biplanes, and a
second Albatros and Nieuportt are
also inproduction for the movie.
Students- in seven South Ontario
schools (Huron Heights SS,
'Newmarket: Stouffville SS:
Markham District SS; Thoarnlea SS,
Thornhill; Don Head SS, Richmond
Hill: Thornhill SS; and Aurora SS)'
have been, building the 'replicas.
since October '89, with production
on schedule; the planes will be
completed ,_before the end of the
school year, 1990.
.Glen -Warren Productions Ltd,
producers of the movie which is
based 'on the life of Canadian
Lieutenant-Colonel .William Avery
"Billy" Bishop, VC, DSO and Bar,
MC, provided each of the schools
with all necessary materials and
technical drawings for the airerafts,
as well as a grant of $4000.02 per
school, The assignment, which was
approved by the York Board of
Education as a workshop project,
has had students working on each
plane for a period of thirty weeks,
under the supervision of their
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teachers and the Technical Advisor,
for the film Bit Cole of Aurora, .a
WWI aviation historian, aircraft
builder, parachutist and pilot.
The student' have not only had
the opportunity to work on a once-
in-a-lifetime
nce
in -a-1 letime project, but also to
learn about the historical roles of
the planes they are building, as
well as learning about the life of
Billy`.'Bishop, the illustrlouas 'Cana-
dian pilot whose 'relentless combat.
skills were unsurpassed in World
War L Given official credit for .•.
shooting down 72 German aircraft,
Bishop became a Canadian legend
and ' a . fascinating hero, both
historically and personally.
• The two-hour made -for -TV movie
is basedon the biography Courage
Of thwEarly Morning (McClelland
& Stewart) by Arthur Bishop,
Toronto, the son ' •of Billy Bishop.
Executive Producer is. Gerry
Radon, Toronto, with screenwriting.
by Gemini Award.winning Graham
Woods of Morgaiuston, Ontario.
Crime Stoppers of Grey -Bruce
are seeking the public's assistance.
in the investigation of a break,
enter and theft which occurred at
Tom's No Frill Food Store.
The Owen Sound Detachment of
the Ontario Provincial Police report
they have exhausted all available
leads into the break, enter and
theft which took place sometime
during' the evening of May 27, 1990,
between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and
7.00 a.m. Police report that
unknown individual(s) entered the
No Frill Store by way of a roof
hatch, which had been left oven as
a result of construction work being
done earlier in the evening. the
culprit(s) entered the premises and
removed 150 cartons of various
brands of cigarettes. The cartons
removed were all stamped with the
label 747-(6) No Frills Ltd. Fran-
chise. The cigarettes were remov-
ed from a wooden closet and the
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thieves then left the store through
a rear door, which they forced
open by. breaking the lock.
Value of the merchandise stolen
is estimated at approximately
$:000.00
If you feel you can help in this or
any other case, Crime Stopper of
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leading to an arrest. CALL
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