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Receiving mention
Saturday's weekly roi
top sales at the Onta
buildings in Toronto,
• McDonald of Ripley ,
'Tient of cattle for Nc
°of. 4itiron , Burton She
cardine for the same
liodgins of the .Bervi
Robert Wittig of Kind
Orville Trouse of the
area: - •
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on last
end up of
io Livestock
were George
for a ship-
rval Stanley
wfelt of Kin•
for Vern
area and
ardine, for
Tiyerton
Due to the very da]
disagreeable weather
week, the annual pic
for members of the 0
ily, whidh had been
cardine beach in pas
shifted to the Comm
building in Tiverton
week end. Attendin
were. Mr. and Mrs.
ston and Mr. and Mr
MacLean.
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of the past
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borne fam--
eld at Kin
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nity Centre
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from Ripley
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Thin wall construction, more 'room inside without increasing the outer
dimensions; twin porcelain crispers; meat chest keeps meat fresh for days; multi-position shelving
for flexibility of storage; removable egg' tray; frozen juice can shelf; butter conditioner availahle_an-sonie-models-;--convehteric30 ' width,
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Recently Albert 'Verheye of
Ripley'in his salvage operations
came upon a Toronto. Daily Star
of December 30, 1940, which
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the, younger people for its detail-
ed description of,the damage
caused on the city of London by
the GerMan night bombers. Its
head line was' "London, scarred ,'
but defiant". The paper also
features a talk, bYt.D.R. promis-
ing England increased aid in the
war with Hitler.
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William Roy McGuire passed
away in Kincardine and District
Hospital on Thursday, June 22.
Roy had entered the hospital,two
weeks earlier experiencing diffi-
culty in breathing when ElWyn
Pollock, his neighbour, took him
up for treatment. Funeral ser-
vice was held last Saturday after-
noon with Rev. George N. Ball.
of St. Andrew's United Church in
charge at the McLennan-Mc-
Creath Home in Ripley, followed
bpinterment in. Ripley Cemetery..
Roy was born in the Olivet area
of Huron Township on August 19,
1895 and attended school there.
Later he farmed in the area and
operated a steam threshing out•
fit. Then he became a well •
known and capable motor
mechanic fixing cars and all
types •of machinery: For close to
55 years he served the public in
this position at the Ripley Sunoco
.Garage, up to his retirement last
Fall at the time of the passing of
Ken MacKay.
Roy had many friends in this
area who will greatly miss him.
With his witty stories and humour ,
his shop was a popular meeting
place-in-Ripley-,--Roy:hacl-rnany
interests. He was interested in
local sports , regularly attending
the hockey matches in the arena
and the ball games in the park.
He often attended the Saturday '
evening meets in Hanoyer, being
greatly interested
He is survived bytWo brothers and
sisters - one of these is Howard , a
former reeve oLH
This Week In Ripley
• BY AB WYLDS
Last Friday afternoon, June 23,
about 3.30 p.m. , the fire whistle
sounded in Ripley calling the Fire
Department' to the farm of Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Guikerna, two
blocks west of Ripley on the
eighth concession. Here, fire of
unknown origin destroyed the good
frame barn and a number of pigs
in the stable. Some of these pigs
were ready to be marketed this
week. This is the second time
that ,fire has destroyed the barn on
this farm. About 20 years ago,
when the late John S. MacDon-
ald owned the farm, fire break-
ing out in the evening destroyed
it along with its cbritents Ripley
firemen on the.scene were Chief
.Doug Liddle , George MacLean,
Oraen Rock, Lloyd Wylds, Clar-
ence Pollock, Johnny Dodds, John
D. MacKay, Murray Pollock and
Ted Rouse while'Gordon Scott and.
Ambrose Gamble were at the fire-
hall. .
George. McDonald of Ripley
has the bills'out for the big sale
of antiques to be held •in Ripley
on •Saturday , July 8. The sale is.
to start at ten o'clock in the
morning .in the ,Riple.y_District
High School Auditorium with
Grant McDonald and Wallace Bal
he auctioneeis iu elifirge. with Mr., and Mrs. J
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-TT.Car1 Morrison ; Mrs. Margaret
'Ann Thompson and Kevin of Lon-
-• don visited this past week end •
Mrs. Ernie Pollock
'been visiting with he
Irwin Hulse in Schom
ed home laSt week w
Elaine Pollock.
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Mrs. 00 Crawford in Ripley..
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• Lloyd Wylds", with his rotary
mower powered 'with a tractor,
has been making a good job cut-
-ti ng-the-ta-11-ordhard -grass-litd1 f11-7-
fere nt places in Ripley. The
same outfit willibe in use alO;ag
William TUrvill of Kincardine,
principal of Ripley District High
School,' was taken by ambulance
to hospital in London, from kin • -
cardine and District Hospital • ,
where• he had been for A couple
of days, Best•wishes are extended
for his recdvery.
The ladies of the Ripley and
District Horticultural Society
held their annual summer flower
show last Tuesday afternoon in
the. Ripley 1..egion Hall with a
good attendance.
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ley will not be •the same without
Roy who was always willing to .
help people in trouble, •
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Pat and Cathy also with Mr. and
--Mrs. Donnie -Fludder and-Tarn-my.
Also over were Mr. and Mrs.
John Fludder of Lucknow.
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Last Thursday was a "fall" day
in June - at the noon hour the
radio gave the temperature as
forty five degrees and liberal
amounts 'of rain were pouring
down from heavy clouds on the
northern fringes of hurricane
Agnes which has caused so much
death and destruction over a wide
area of eastern United States. It
put an end to all haying
Among _47:m1:led:nes Wina tlhlaecae r peadii
the early starters noticed in This
c,,k
James Rohrer and Mike Snobelen.
The Wilfred Shantz bulldozer
scooped out the 'ground for the
foundation of another building
to be erected just 'south of the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Burton
MacLeod on the main street south
in Ripley this past Week.
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the village streets.
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LANG11)E. •
A large crowd attended the
Langside Anniversary services
both morning and evening.
Graham Moffat of Teegwater
Visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Young and family Sunday and
attended the Langside Anniver-
sary services,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Young of
Chesley visited Mr. and Mrs.
Wes Young.
Lieutenant Colonel Dr.' Wil-
liam Crawford of:13ase Borden
attended the 'annual, decoration
and dediCation service held by
the Ripley Huron. Legion at the
Cemetery here. While here he
ZION NEWS
On Sunday. June 25th a
gathering was held at the home of
Mr. and 'Mrs.. Jim Hunter to cele-
brate their 25th wedding anniver-
sary, (the actual date being July
5th), or It was a complete surprise as
they were unaware of, any of the
plans until the members of the
Hunter and Nicholson families
arrived at -approximately 1 p.m. •
and set up a buffet dinner, corn-
plete with a 25th anniversary
cake.
There were 38 present to enjoy
the afternoon together , and Jim'
and Isabel were presented with
gifti on behaif of each family,
with wishes. for many more anni-
versaries.
Surprise Party On .
25th Anniversary
WHITECHtJRCH NEWS
On Thursday evening ,a surprise
25th wedding-anniversary party
was held for Mr. and Mrs'. Joe
King at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester. Falconer, Culross. Present
for the occasion were their neigh-' •
bouts, Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Tiffin,
Mrs. Orville Tiffin, Mr.• and Mrs.
Wilfred-Walters IvIr„--and--Mrs; -
John Walters, Mr.. and Mrs.
George King of Teeswater , Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Bates of Guelph,
Diane King of Guelph', Joann King/
of Winghath and Mrs. Harris, Mr./
and Mrs. Bill Harris, Mr. and
Mrs.. D'olvelmage, all of Wing- •
ham, Mr. and Mrs: Gerry Falcon-
er of Teeswater , Mr. and Mrs'.
Art Bryce and Gordon Bryce., To
Mr. and Mrs.. Russel Ross fell the
task of getting Mr.' and Mrs. King :
to the surprise party without them ,
knowing of it and which they man-
aged to do'arid on arrival found a
seat'prettily decorated with bells
and streamers and .a title adorned
with "a decorated wedding cake.
They were,presented with a, tea
pot, cream and sugar and chrome
silver tray. with 25th anniversar
engraved ; a smoker and magazine
rack, a pole lamp and a 25th wed
ding anniversary book. A smor-
gasbord luncheon was served. -
We are pleased to report' that
Miss Annie Kennedy of Wingham,
who was .a patient in Wingharn
Hospital last week, was permitted
to return home on Monday.
• a --Thursday last Mrs. Gordon
Rintoul., Gary and Gayle visited
with Mr. and Mrs..Leroy Rintoul
and family of Unionville. On
the return trip they were accomp-
anied home by Kimberley.. •
Gayle, remainecLfor_a few days
LANGSIDE ANNIVERSARY
Anniversary services were held
at' Langside Presbyterian Church
with •Rev. William A. Henderson
of Woodstock guest speaker and
Director of music Mrs. Agnes •
Bregman. , , .
At the morning service Miss
Annetta Oughton of Wingham
sang "Its Real" and another solo.
The choir's message in'song was
an anthem "Glory to the Xing• of
Kings". The sermon. was "The'
Lord's Side" by Rev. Wm. A.
Henderson. In the evening at
8 p.m. the choir anthem was
"I 'will sing of my Redeemer".
Nancy de Boer and Philip Steer
sang a duet "Whiter than Snow".•
The sermon was "The Biblical
View of History" by Rev. Wm. A,
Henderson. The benediction was
given by Karl de,Koeijer of
United Church, Whitechurc h.