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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-07-24, Page 26Page 4 The Kincardine News 'Ripley Reunion '85' Pick up your publication of Families & Farms of Huron PrIce: ''18.00 plus postage ("2. ('un.,85. U.S.A.), Date: August 1, 1985 ut 10:00 p.m. , (after W titrio) Place: Ripley District School: /1* Mailing . • - Address: "New I lorizons Group" • Box 122 N0(1 2120 Consniemorat 1 ive Edit ion 400 pages, Pk:11111:s ("PPEnx.)Reseitrelt m every In 1:111. (0116RfITUEATIC)riS! We offer our best wishes to everyone involved with making the Ripley -Huron Reunitilf a great Success WE SERVICE KINCARDINE & RIPLEY AREAS INGLIS *ADMIRAL *ELECTROHOME -- Refrigeration Specialists — HURON HARBOUR 1/ T.V. and APPLIANCES —Sales & Service—' 845 Queen St., KINCARDINE 396-3820 HURON HARBoui TV sod *hum New businesses in town The business section of Ripley has undergone many changes since Ripley's last reunion 10 years ago. A few have closed, some have changed ownership, but the ma- jority of the businesses that were in the village in 1975 remain there in 1985. It is •suprising to note the number of businesses servicing Ripley and Huron Township residents. If you were asked to name them could you come up with 30? Here is- a list of those businesses in opera- tion in 1985: Cecil Sutton Implement Dealer Royal Bank of Canada Ripley Welding Brian's Sunoco Service MacKenzie and McCreath Ltd. • Robt. Love Laundromat Florence MacDonald Beauty Salon Crawford, Mill & Davies - Barristers Miller Slade Insurance Funeral , Homes Courtney Farm Supplies Village Fashions Ripley Superior Market Kosmerly Pro Hardware Pollock Electric Kinhuron Medical Centre Huron and Kinloss Telephone System Nancy's Hair Styles Scott Bros. Contracting Ripley Abbatoir Dods Sheet Metal •Heinisch Service Centre Ripley Paint and Wallpaper Huron Enterprises Thompson Feed and Supply Ltd. George McLean Dry Goods and Harness -Shop • Courtney Grain and Seed Gamble Plumbing Carolyn's Beauty Salon Coiling Trucking Ripley Shipping Association RDS closed two years ago In 1975 "A History of Huron and its hub - Ripley" traced --the education system in Huron Township from the one -room school house to the schools' operating in Ripley at the time of the 1975 Ripley Reunion: '• : A significant change . has , taken place in the Ripley schools since them. Two years ago Ripley District School which housed grades seven to 13 was closed to high school students due to a clecreasiirg enrollment over the years., The ,closing of the school drew' much debate from members of the communitybefore the final decision was made. . • The decline in enrollment lad- been due to many high school students' decisions to at- tend Kincardine and Walkerton high schools which offered a broader range of courses not offered at Ripley. In 1983, 110 high school students attended Ripley District. Now they all attend school in Kincardine or Walkerton. In September of 1983 the school's doors were re -opened - this time to elementary students. Ripley District School now houses 161' grade 5 to 8 students who moved up from the Ripley -Huron Central School, helping to solve the problem of overcrowding in the Public school. Ripley -Huron Central school • has 212 pupils ( from kindergarten to grade 4) enrolled. . / C-4 gitrZE •90 't 9(217211y• 97,1zrzci1- cp p citzatE GITErnEmi7iancEl • • THE RIPLEY-HURON REUNION • Best Wishes • MOTHER'S HELPERS • 278 / LAMBTON ST. •396-8335 1.1 • A complete line of Books is available at 396-7445 .4,• . . • ',':..4e,e)51,&;,4,,, 7 s • Our Best Wishes • for the • Ripley -Huron Reunion Kincardine . , 4) 'It's a time to greet • S _ , old friends - to meet . new ones' . at the , . RIPLEY-HURON -REUNION ma lot more than tires tgrmoinn Iv outman TIRE• VISA USE John D. Hill Limited TIRE Philips Place • in 450 769 0 r------1 rgiiirc" YOUR I CARD Kincardine ' . 396-3461 (0116RfITUEATIC)riS! We offer our best wishes to everyone involved with making the Ripley -Huron Reunitilf a great Success WE SERVICE KINCARDINE & RIPLEY AREAS INGLIS *ADMIRAL *ELECTROHOME -- Refrigeration Specialists — HURON HARBOUR 1/ T.V. and APPLIANCES —Sales & Service—' 845 Queen St., KINCARDINE 396-3820 HURON HARBoui TV sod *hum New businesses in town The business section of Ripley has undergone many changes since Ripley's last reunion 10 years ago. A few have closed, some have changed ownership, but the ma- jority of the businesses that were in the village in 1975 remain there in 1985. It is •suprising to note the number of businesses servicing Ripley and Huron Township residents. If you were asked to name them could you come up with 30? Here is- a list of those businesses in opera- tion in 1985: Cecil Sutton Implement Dealer Royal Bank of Canada Ripley Welding Brian's Sunoco Service MacKenzie and McCreath Ltd. • Robt. Love Laundromat Florence MacDonald Beauty Salon Crawford, Mill & Davies - Barristers Miller Slade Insurance Funeral , Homes Courtney Farm Supplies Village Fashions Ripley Superior Market Kosmerly Pro Hardware Pollock Electric Kinhuron Medical Centre Huron and Kinloss Telephone System Nancy's Hair Styles Scott Bros. Contracting Ripley Abbatoir Dods Sheet Metal •Heinisch Service Centre Ripley Paint and Wallpaper Huron Enterprises Thompson Feed and Supply Ltd. George McLean Dry Goods and Harness -Shop • Courtney Grain and Seed Gamble Plumbing Carolyn's Beauty Salon Coiling Trucking Ripley Shipping Association RDS closed two years ago In 1975 "A History of Huron and its hub - Ripley" traced --the education system in Huron Township from the one -room school house to the schools' operating in Ripley at the time of the 1975 Ripley Reunion: '• : A significant change . has , taken place in the Ripley schools since them. Two years ago Ripley District School which housed grades seven to 13 was closed to high school students due to a clecreasiirg enrollment over the years., The ,closing of the school drew' much debate from members of the communitybefore the final decision was made. . • The decline in enrollment lad- been due to many high school students' decisions to at- tend Kincardine and Walkerton high schools which offered a broader range of courses not offered at Ripley. In 1983, 110 high school students attended Ripley District. Now they all attend school in Kincardine or Walkerton. In September of 1983 the school's doors were re -opened - this time to elementary students. Ripley District School now houses 161' grade 5 to 8 students who moved up from the Ripley -Huron Central School, helping to solve the problem of overcrowding in the Public school. Ripley -Huron Central school • has 212 pupils ( from kindergarten to grade 4) enrolled. . / C-4 gitrZE •90 't 9(217211y• 97,1zrzci1- cp p citzatE GITErnEmi7iancEl • • THE RIPLEY-HURON REUNION • Best Wishes • MOTHER'S HELPERS • 278 / LAMBTON ST. •396-8335 1.1 • A complete line of Books is available at 396-7445 .4,• . . • ',':..4e,e)51,&;,4,,, 7 s • Our Best Wishes • for the • Ripley -Huron Reunion Kincardine