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AND FARM PROPERTIES Wet.* Financing For New Construction and Land Development FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN. YOUR AREA PHONE SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS AND CONSULTANTS LIMITED (519) 744-6535 Collect Head Office — 56 Weber St. E. Kitchener, Ont. WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH WEDNESDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 3, 1975 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LOCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE NINETEEN 1975 This''Wee...k In Ripley BY AB WYLDS Although the weather this past week end suited the beginning of the fall season, it was .a busy week end in this area. There was the annual fall fair' at Kincardine with many in the area attending. On Saturday afternoon the wedding of Larry Irwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Irwin, and Marianne MacDonald, daughter of r- an Mrs. John Macponald, was held in St. Andrew's United Church. Following it was the dinner, and motor parade through the streets of Ripley. Then the dance was held in the evening in the auditorium of the Ripley District High School. On Saturday afternoon there was an auction sale at the Johnston home farm two blocks east of Ripley. Auctioneers Grant McDon- ald and Wallace Ballagh' sold the household effects belonging to Mrs. Elliott Johnston. All these events, coupled with visitors home for the last long week end of the current summer, added a hustle to the streets of Ripley. * * * * * * On Monday evening of last week, August 25, a well attended sale was held for Mrs. Gladys Cameron who ' recently sold her home in Ripley. Auctioneers Grant McDonald and Wallace Ballagh sold furniture and household effects for Mrs. Camer- on. The threat of rain during the afternoon made it necessary to load the things for sale onto wagons and pick up trucks. These were moved to the new Huron Township Municipal building where the sale was held. , The large crowd attending the sale from 7 to past 11 in the evening, filled all parking spaces in the northeast corner of Ripley - reminding many of same crowded parking earlier in August when Ab Tout's Old Time Fiddler's Jamboree at the Reunion was also held in the same shed. * * * * * Back home for the past two, weeks_ from Kincardine Hospital is Mrs. Shirley —Weberi pf a-lm Street. Earlier in August Mrs. Weber- had undergone surgery in Victoria Hospital in-`London. * * • * * * Former Village foreman Am- brose Gamble has been home -from Kincardine Hospital for the past two weeks. It is nice to see these people back and able to be out again. * * * * A On this coming Monday evening, September 8, president . Morley Scott and the different committees in charge of the' indoor exhibits at the Ripley-Huron Fall Fair will have a meeting 'in the, new complex to plan the, set up for the different classes. This move will be the first major one since 1963 when a large part of the fair was moved into. the new auditorium of the Ripley District High' School. * * * * * )1: Visiting this past week end with Allan and Wanda Wyld, Bill Wyld and Nina Silverstone at the farm on the sixth, and with Niels and Nora Frederiksen on 'Malcolm Street in Ripley were Wayne and Sharon 'Hardy and family and friend Mrs. Several from , rca attended the reception on ay evening in Ripley for Mr. and Mrs. Larry Irwin, newlyweds. Ronald McGuire left on Monday for. a two month basic training course' in auto mechanics at the Centennial College of Arts and Technology in Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tout of Kincardine visited on Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton and family. ST. HELENS Dr. and Mrs. Archie McQuillan, Jim, Danny and Mary of Ottawa, returned home after visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McQuillan. On Sunday, Mr. and MrS. Sandy McQuillan and Robbie of Stratford visited at the McQuil- lan home. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stewart and family of Lambeth were week end visitors with her father, Mr. Wm. Forster. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McIntyre of Richmond Hill spent.a few days with Mrs. Tom Todd and Isobel Miller. Anne Plain and her four, children Heather, Linda, Ronnie, and Kev- in. ,Wayne Hardy, a member of the Peel County Big Brother, Associa- tion, has Kevin Plain as a, "little brother". All'these folk from metro Toronto were delighted with the sights and sounds of rural farm life. * * * * * Last Friday evening a large "tractor trailer" transport truck carrying empty btilk shipping containers arrived at Jack Treleav- en's Ripley grain elevator. They were marked "Manchester Liners" and were filled with wheat here. As far as the writer is aware this is the first time such bulk containers were in Ripley. These containers, with their load of wheat, 'would be loaded directly into their ocean going ship. Gordon Finlayson of Lochalsh, shipping livestock from Lucknow, sent an animal to' the Ontario Livestock Yards in Toronto which brought one of the top prices and received mention on the weekly radio report from Wingham last Saturday. Visiting on the Labour Day week end with Norman and Mabel Barnard in Ripley was their son Don of Toronto and also his friend Eldon. Hagglund of Toronto and formerly of Winnipeg, A * * * * * The writer was contacted laSt week by Mrs. Mary (Donnie). MacDonald of Ripley in' regard to correcting a few inadvertent errors in the history of Lochalsh as it appears in the Ripley-Huron Re-_ union history book. Firstly, every place . where it. states Gordon MacRae, it should be Duncan MacRae - well known teacher and native of the Lochalsh area, now, living in Southampto0+4rs. Mary MacDonald and 14,01.- Adeline Hackett have corre*Oliumber of books since the •InWake , was discovered. However, they 'Would appreciate anyone, purchasing a book 'prior to this discovery, correcting. this error. Also in another place in this same section on the history' of Lochalsh, Dan MacDonald should be the son of Finlay MacDonald and everyone knows here that it is Zorra Township and not*Zerro. Also no mention was made of. Murdock and ChriStie MacDonald as the keepers of the Point Clark lighthouse for a quarter of a century.. In fact, Mr. MacDonald was known as "Mur- dock Lighthouse". NO matter how hard we try 'unintentional mistakes and omissions occur. • Early last Wednesday morning the sound of the train whistle ,was heard in Ripley. When the train passed through here, it consisted of a locomotive, •a caboose, and a passenger car on its way. to the coast at Kincardine. This is the first passenger coach on this branch in many a year and everyone was wondering about its purpose., Last Sunday morning about eleven thirty, the fire siren soundeclin Ripley and soon the two trucks were rounding the bank corner heading, west on the eighth. The fire was at the farm of Allan Farrell in the Bethel area. Despite all efforts, two area barnS were destroyed. Strong winds on Sunday were the cause of the spread. Just before eleven thirty Sunday , evening the siren• sounded again and the trucks once More headed west. This time it was reported that fire was at a. club house at the Bruce Beach Golf Club. Sparks from the burning, barn at Allan Farrell's farm were blown by the high winds 'to Ed Creech's barn and it 'too was destroyed. In both cases the loss amounted to thousand§ of dollars as the season's crops were lost. Visiting with Mrs. Roy Mac- Kenzie in Ripley this past week end were WS.. M. Newbigging and Lori .of. Cambridge. and Mr. and Mrs.. Parker Eurig of Fordwich. * * * * * * Don and Anne McCosh visited with Mrs. Anna (Martyn) Chaffin at Bruce Beach. On Saturday they .visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Colwell and Chris in Lucknow. OLIVET ,Mr. and Mrs. David Rigg and family of Orillia visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and family and also, with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White. Visiting on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs., Ray Hamilton and family were Mr. and Mrs. Paul. Hamilton and Jennifer 'of Hanover. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bennett and children of Burlington spent • the holiday week end at their summer home hem Mr. and Mrs. Bert White and family of Birr visited on Sunday with Mr. and MrS. Oscar White. MEXICAN PRIDE STRAWBERRY JAM 24 oz. a $1.02 QUAKER HARVEST CRUNCH Reg. or Date and Raisin, 16 oz. 97c GREEN GIANT SUMMER SWEET PEAS 14 oz. 39c MONUMENTS For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument correctly designed from quality material, rely on SKELTON MEMORIALS Pat O'Hagan, Prop. 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