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Ripley teenager dies in car crash on July 14
• Steven William Taylor passed away early
last Monday morning July 14, 1986, when his
car which he was driving home to Ripley
crashed just west of the Jim and. Marie Mac-
Donald farm, on the 12th concession in'Huron
township. He was in his 17th year and i$ sur-
vived by his parents Bob and Peggy Taylor,
two sisters Angela and Debbie, and brother
Kevin at their home on William Street in
Ripley. He is also survived by his grand-
parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor of
elgrave and his great gramv'other Mrs.
Mark Armstrong in. Pinecrest Manor Home
in Lucknow.
Sympathy is extended to thew at this sad
and sudden bereavement.
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The funerah service was at 2 pm on Thurs-
day July 17, 1986 in the MacKenzie Mc-
Creath Funeral Home in Ripley with Rev.
Glen Macpherson of St. Andrew's United
Church, ipley and ; ev. J. Gratton Roberts
• of the telgrave United Church officiating.
Inter ; ent wasin the I> elgrave cemetery.
The Ripley Agricultural Society, sponsors
of the i", ipley i iron Fall Fair to be held on
the last Friday and Saturday in September,
held their monthly meeting on Monday
evening last week July 14, 1986 in the Ripley
Huron Central School. '
Secretary Don MviacTavish has made a
summary of the meeting as follows 9 Six 50
foot rolls of snow fence to be bought. Dora
Reid - Posters are out for car show. IMC.
Allan Tranter Sat, afternoon program
discussed. Gordon Patterson needs entries
for field crops. Wilma. Sutton - Cookbook to
be out before the fair. Concessions -
Minimum donation $2.50 a ft. inside and
$1.5.00 outside. Insurance - Wait and :see
what Doug Storey comes up with.
. Horne visiting for the weekend with Doug
and Ruby Peterbaugh and Shirley, were son
Doug Peterbaugh,daughter Lori Peter-
baugh and her friend Jim Kerr all of
Mississauga.
Qn our `way to the Ripley fire hall on
Saturday noon we passed a group lookihg
the antiques in the windows of the Albert
Verheye store on the main corner. Among
them. was our friend Ron Ray of ,.Bruce
Beach and Toronto. Two years ago Ron had
cycled' up and back, but this time he was just
recovering from'surgery and so has to
forego thecycling for the time being,
Another gentleman in the group. was Blake
Heathcote of .Red "Willow Drive in
Mississauga.
The ladies of St, Paul's Anglican Church
in Ripleywith convenor Mrs. Betty Scott in
charge el a successful yard and bake sale
on the church lawn last Saturday morning,
Dick Edmiston, our neighbour here across
from the -Bob and Judy Thompson Feed Mill
had his ;Austin taxi car out for a drive last
Saturday noon. His passengers in the taxi
back, seat were friends Burton McLeod and-
Harvey Pollock for a ride in Ripley. It would
be really - different here, In England they
drive on the other side of the road. So there
is the steer wheel and driver seated on the
opposide side to the North American cars,
And no front: dooron the left hand side to let
;the passengers 'get in and out. Driving on
our roads the driver really sees the edge of
the road — he is sitting right..at it. Dick also
owns a yellow car called a Morgan car_,
one: of four in Canada,
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Niels Frederiksen of Malcolmi. Street in
Ripley is now a resident in the Country Road
Lodge — a nursing home for seniors. It is
operated by Mrs. Dorothy (Donald) Famish
and it is located on the 12th concession in
Ashfield township (western division) with.
Ripley phone 395-5283. Residing there are
Mrs. Nellie (Maleot ,)) MacLeod former
resident of 111 ipley and of the 8th Con. west in
Huron Township and also Mrs. Lovell
MacKenzie of Tiverton. Niels has been there
2 weeks.
Harold Wyld of Weston (Metro Toronto)
visited in, ipley with his mother Mrs. Min-
nie Wyld at Huron Villa, ipley this past
weekend.
A successful Craft Show w..a held July 18,
19 in the Ripley Huron Community Centre.
There were many different crafts on show
and for sale. The crafters were from
Hamilton, Toronto, London, Barrie, Owen
Sound, Cambridge, Kitchener, Listowel as.
well as many beautiful ones from the local
area of Kincardine, Tiverton, Lucknow.
Exotic butterflies, scroll woodworking,
gold plated: natural jewelry, quilts, warm
sweaters, sketches, oil paintings, silk flower
arrangements, silk scarves, weaving were
just some of the articles sold.
As the weather was very warm and humid
it was nice to see so many people come• to
the show instead of going. to the refreshing
lake. The crafters appreciated it as well, as
it was even hotter where they. ,were..
Over 35 door. prizes. Were donated by the
crafters themselves. These were drawn
every hour and people fromas far as,
Michigan won a- prize. The Ripley Huron
Figure Skating Club sold tickets on a
beautiful quilt, Susan Van Sickle of RR5,
Lucknow won it.
The homemade baking tables were also
very popular, Sponsoring these were the
Ripley Agricultural -Society, Tops, Ripley
Junior Farmers, and the
RipleyHuron ron
Figure SkatingClub, They all report great
sales,with profits goingto their efforts..
The used book sale was another popular
spot. The Ripley Legion Ladies Auxiliary
sponsored this event and reported good
sales and good bargains,
It was nice to meet -with Mr.-and-rs;Ar-
nold
Bell of the Goderich area and with Don
mason of Kincardine at the complex on. Fri-
day morning.
The tire whistlesounded, July 21, at 8:30
a,m. and the call was to the farm of Jim
Farrell, Hwy. No. 21 just north of Reids Cor-
ners, •
The Lucknow department was also called
in. The barn was completelydestroyed.
o.ylescelebr. Acte anizterary
Visiting with Francis and Irene Boyle this
weekend were Heather and Sam Finnie of
Guelph and Bonnie Boyle, London, The,
Boyle family entertained Francis and Irene
on the occasion of their 34th wedding an.
niversary at the Bruce Inn.
Frances Emerson, Chatham, and Anne
Bowden, Cedar Springs visited with Marion
Emerson, Sunday, ,
Marion and . Bob Emerson and Bob and
Rob Thompson spent a few days in Calgary,
Alberta attending the World Charolais Con-
vention andthe Calgary Stampede. Thirty-
one countries were represented. 'at the
convention. •
Alan Kerr attended a picnic at Sharon and
Reid Stewart's, Stratford, on Sunday.
The' Farmer MacDonald picnic Was held
at Point Clark on Sunday, Doug and Shirley
MacDonald and family were there,
Ian and Megan MacDonald spent two days
-in Seaforth with Gary and Donna Lotton,
Gabriel and Adam,
Edith and Chris Stark of Kincardine
visited Sunday with Cecil and Wilma Sutton.
Visiting with Tom and Maryse Cale and
family for a few day is Reta Bittorf of
Kitchener.
Stewart and Aletta Aitken of Kincardine
visited Sunday with Jack and Janet Farrell.
Wednesday, Kay Frazer, granddaughter
Stephanie acrd Shauna Cliffe visited the
Farrells.
Congratulations to Jack and Janet Farrell
on the arrival of a new granddaughter.
Rachel Suzanne Miller was born Wednesday
July 10 to George and Janice Milner,
Thinrndal1
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Gary and Laura Farrell and family at-
tended the. MacDonald family picnic at
Parkhill, Sunday and also visited the Miller
family at Thorndale. •
Kay Collins celebrated her birthday Sun-
day with her family. Happy Birthday -Kay!
Mrs. Grace MacTeer and Mrs. Barbara
Wolfe visited with Mrs. Catherine Scott.
Frances Watke spent a few days this week
with her mother, Mrs. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs, Morley Scott and Mrs.
Catherine Scott attended the MacPherson
family picnic at Mildmay.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brooks and Mr, and
Mrs. ' Bill McCreath were guests of Aurel
and Marj Armstrong.
Mrs, Gladys Arnold and Mr, and Mrs, Don
McCosh attended the 00th anniversary
celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walsh of
Kincardine.
Currie Colwell visited with Don and Anne
McCosh on Sunday.
Many of the Grove attended the Lions
Beef .Barbecue in Ripley, Sunday.
Mrs. Betty Paul and daughter Cheryl of
Harper Woods,: Michigan visited Friday
with Mari Thompson.
Mrs. Gladys Arnold visited with Mr. and
Mrs. hector Knight at Piston this week.