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Members oi the Five Star Quitters' Guild lent quitting fingers to the Committee for the Plowing
Match Quilt Competition, last week. A total of 20 blocks, comprised of five winners and the
balance honorable mentions will make up the quilt .which tickets are now being sold on. A total
of forty-three Hearts and Flowers quttt blocks were received by the committee for judging. Those
nimble fingers belong to standing, from the left, Marion Lowry, Nora Reitz, Caroline Menary, Betty
Ritchie, Betty Scott and Edna Bentz. In the front row, Muriel MacKenzie, Marlon MacKinnon, Mary
MacDonald, Marilyn McPherson and Catherine Grubb. (Pat Livingston photo)
Christine participates in music festival
Visiting recently with Glen Farrell
was Kurt Edwards.
Jim and Fran Farrell and family
visited with Reine and Mal. Arnold
and family recently.
Betty MacLeod has returned from
a much enjoyed week with her
friend Evelyn Smith of .Smithville.
She reported snow there all day last
Wednesday.
Christine Farrell participated in
the Kiwanis Music Festival last
Tuesday.
A large crowd sat down to a hot
supper at the United Church in
Ripley Sunday afternoon.
Doug and Shirley MacDonald
attended a pot luck dinner at Leo
Murray's of Holyrod, to set up a
wagon train for May 24 weekend.
Ian. and Megan MacDonald at-
tended an Invitational tournament in
Bramalea. Congratulations to
Megan who placed first in her
class.
Thursday morning, Mrs. Cameron
McAuley, Mrs. Norah Littler and
Mrs. Maureen Smit visited with
Anne and Don McCosh. In the
afternoon John, Joyce, Tanya and
Tobi Kay Farrell and Dick McCosh
enjoyed the birthday get together in
honour of Tanya's fifteenth
birthday.' Congratulations.
Other callers were Bill and Freda
Collins, Marjorie Thompson and
Kay Collins.
Nancy Greenwood visited with
her parents June and Earl Elliott
last. Sunday.
Flora and Craig Wardlow and son
Duncan of Jeryville visited with
Donald and Dianne Simpson and
pURPLE GROVE
attended the wedding of Helen
Simpson and Gordon Falls in the
Ashfield Presbyterian Church.
Wilda Thompson attended U.C.W.
Presbyterial Conference in Guelph
last Wednesday and Thursday.
Donald, Dianne, Ainslie,
Elizabeth and Dayna attended
Don's sister's wedding at Ashfield
Presbyterian Church last Saturday.
A small crowd enjoyed the card
party at the committee centre last
Friday evening. Winners were,
Verna Evans, Harvey Thompson,
Maralyn Reid, Joyce Farrell and
Beatrice Pollock.
Mrs. Verna Evans of Sarnia spent
last weekend with Kay Collins.
Happy Birthday Mathew McGil-
livray who celebrated his eight
birthday on Apr. 26.
Business association meets
The Ripley -Huron Business As-
sociation held a meeting on Tues-
day, Apr. 22. Plans are being made
to hold the second annual yard and
sidewalk sale Saturday, May 22
beginning at 8 p.m. Spaces will be
available for out of town par-
ticipants. More details will follow:
lust a reminder to business
owners, the next meeting will be
May 18 at 8 p.m. at the Ripley
Legion Hall. Attendance would be
appreciated. For more information
call LeeAnn at 395-5057..
Ripley Agricultural Society
Representing the Ripley Agricul-
.tural Society at the District 10
Homecraft Sympasium in Durham
recently were Gail vanderHoek,
Gail. Lotton, and Bev Fry. .Doris
Hollands, District 10 Homecraft
Representative, co-ordinated the two
day judging school.
Thank you to all in the com-
munity who donated food for -the
event and also to those who loaned
BUY C NADIAN!
Check out our
PLUMBING SPECIALS!
BUYING A KITCHEN? GET THE FACTS!
A new kitchen can he a significant investment. So naturally you want to
get the most value for your,money. And the one source that guarantees it
is Cann: We invited you to check Canac's strengths and compare them
to any competitor including mass merchandisers, refacers and kit -type
outlets.. Be prepared before you purchase!
BUT BEST OF ALL: WE WON'T
BE UNDERSOLD
Bring us your layout and itemized quota-
tion from any competitor and we guarantee -
we.will heat their price hasedon a compa-
rable product and layout while providing
superior services and care.
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KITCHEN & BATH LTD.
"THE GOOD IDEA PLACE!" 371-1975
1266-16 St., E., OWEN SOUND
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the Agricultural Society crafts,
knitting, sewing, and quilts. It was
greatly appreciated.
The District 10 Agricultural
Societies Spring meeting was held
in Kincardine on Saturday,'Aprr. 17.
Those attending from the Ripley
Agricultural Society were president,
Gary Courtney; homecraft
president, Bev Fry; secretary, Gor-
don Patterson, Gail vanderHoeck,
Judy Snobelen, Ron Lotton, and
Christine Collins, 1992-93 Ripley
Agricultural Society Ambassador.
Arbour Day
The students at the Ripley -Huron
School Community took a leap on
Arbour week, as they were seen
busy cleaning up the streets this
past Friday. A job well done
IPLEY
iriSINTEE
, LISTINGS WANTED
PAUL ZINN 52&2411
WARREN ZINN 528.3710
50 ACRES - 3 bedroom home, gara9e,
West Wawanosh. $149,90-0—
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149,90D
50 ACRES - f1{Qar t±enow. 45 work-
able. $49,900. bb VV
4 BEDROOM BUNGALOW - garage, 2
baths, open concept. -$125,000.
ASHFIELD - 1.8 acres, superb 1533.sq.
ft. bungalow, basement, family room, ••
24' x 48' shop.
24' x 48' - Insulated shop'on 1.05 acres
in Luckninw. $49,900.
$99.900 - Newer -home approx. 2400
sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, fireplace.
NEAR LUCKNOW - 40 x 50 steel shop
on 1/2 acre. Good building site.
100 ACRES seitOs. 50 bush.
$65,000.
3 BEDROOM - vinyl sided, fireplace,
woodstove, 2 car garage. wood .floors.
$79,900
100 ACRES - Kinloss. 15 yr old, 3 bed•
room bungalow, beef barn, shed, 92
workable. $138,000.,
$72,000 - 3 bedroom bUngalow with
new family room, 10 Victoria St
REMODELLED - Country home. 4 -
bedrooms with 28 x 56 Insulated shop.
suitable for small business
$49,900 - 2 bedroom frarne home 125
x 132' lot Ludgard St
572,900-- Duplex, 4 and 2 bedroom
landscaped Original porch
JUST LISTED - 2 storey, 4 bedroom
home on quality hill, new kitchen. nice
woodwork $89.000