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Poso 18—L clow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 27, 1979
Service clubs
biy equipment
During the past week
more ,playground
equipment has been
placed in Gore Park,
reported the. Ripley
Junior Farmers and the
Ripley , District Lions
Club. Some of the items
include rubber tires, a
-new high swing, a spring
seat and `other things..
Already they are being
used by more young boys
.and girls at play. Larry
Coiling cut the lawn and
Allage foreman Donnie
!'eterbaugh cut the
places which were hard
o . reach and also did
•ome brushing and
.;eneral cleaning.
Recently it was a
pleasant surprise to find
'he sixth concession west
in Huron Township had
been paved with tar and
crushed rock.
During the past year
Corinne MacDonald,.
daughter of Mary and
John C. MacDonald of
Ripley has been teaching.
in the Jonas Salk School
in Sacramento,
California. On May 18 the
school headlined its
newspaper "Versatile
Teacher leaves in .June"
and an article .stating "at
the end of this year she
will be leaving us to go
back to Canada. She's a
great teacher,. and I'm
sure the whole school is
going to miss her". They
had an outlinemap of
Ontario drawn and
marked Corinne's home
village. Ripley. There -
she
There'
she taught music and
math. They also men-
tioned her playing the
bagpipes, organ, and
piano, her singing and
diredting ..choirs. And.
they gave a description of
curling - just a little bit
different to the usual
way.
On Sunday afternoon in.
the high school
auditorium an "Open
House" party was held.
for Mrs. Katherine
Collins and Mrs. Tsabel
Marlyn who are retiring
from the staff and
teaching. Both are highly
respected, popular and
native to this area.
Everyone wishes them
the best in their years of
retirement from the
'teaching profession
Coiling visited in
Wingham with John's
sister - Mrs. Freda
Haines. It was her 80th
birthday and folks in the
Ripley -Huron area wish
her well. Mrs. Haines, a
graduate of the Ripley
continuation school, was
a teacher. The dinner
party was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Haines and
family.
Harold and Tena Wyld
of Weston visited at noon
hour with their brother-
in-law Niels Frederiksen
of Ripley at the Kin-
cardine Town and
Saskatchewan they --
•toured the Just -A -Mere
visited two large
Hereford farms - the
Habuk Bros. and the John
Easau farms at Bellamy.
At Lloydminster,
Farms • owned- and
operated by Jonathon
Fox. They had met him at
the. Royal Winter Fairs.
Covering 35 sections of
land and employing 45
people it is one of the top
Hereford farms in North
America. They also
visited with Cal and
Myles Givens'formerly of
Lucknow. They spent a
day in Edmonton and
This week in.
IPLEY
by Ab Wylds
Country Golf Club where
Niels works a'ssg-rourid-
skeeper.
Attending the . June
meeting of the Ripley-
Agricultural Society on
Monday evening of last
week, June 18, were
president Dan A.
MacDonald, secretary
Don MacTavish,
treasurer Gloria
Rutledge, Sheila
MacDonald, Ray Fuller,
Bob Osborne, : Nina
Rouse, John Gamble,
—Gordon Patterson,
Morley Scott and Ab
Wylds.
Last Saturday Oliver
and Marion McCharles of
the Lochalsh area
retdrned home from a
three week trip "' to.
Western Canada and
United States. Going out
they went by the newest
branch, of the Trans
Canada:' Highway in
Northern Ontario. In
Northern Manitoba they
BIRTHDAYS
Visitors with Mrs. Thos
Welsh at Brucelea
Haven, Walkerton, on
June" 21, were Mrs. D.A.
MacDonald, Mrs. W.J.
Mackay, Mrs. Mel
Colling, and Mrs. Reta
Irwin all of Ripley. Other
visitors. were Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Wildfong of
Cambridge. A pleasant
afternoon was spotlit
Mrs. Welsh, on ` the oc '
casion of her 94th bir-
thday. Her friends and
neighbours in Huron
Township and Ripley
send along best wishes.
On Sun., June 24 Mr.
and MrS, John Coiling
and Mrs: Katherine
from there to . Calgary
where .they visited Mr.
and Mrs. John Hamilton
(the former Sandra
MacCharles).and Mr. and
Mrs. David Lackey. Then
.they spent a few days at
Banff. Ontheir way they
were at. Peace. Gardens
on the border, between
Manitoba and North
Dakota. It is the central.
spot of North America.
Then they came through
Minnesota, Wisconsin.
and Michigan . returning
to Ontario . Saturday
evening for supper with
their son John, wife Mary
Ann, and son Ryan in
Petrolia and from there
back home - a distance of
six thousand miles.
Tle four way in-
tersection . at Rip.ley's
main corner is now a
three way one. This is
until the 15th north is.
fixed. Last, week the
barricades went up with
Turn to page 19 •
Show :.slides
of Eurasia trip
• The Ripley and District
Horticultural melting
was held on June 20 at 8
p.m. in the Ripley Huron'
Legion Hall. The hostess
was Mrs. Bert Irwin.
Convenor of the meeting,
Mrs. Clif Geddes had,
arranged for Mrs. Ann
Gordon of Kincardine to
show slides of her travels
to England, Ireland,
Scotland, Canary Islands,
Italy, Sicily, Japan and
other places. They were
just . wonderful and
covered an hour. Joan
MacLeod gave a report
on the Spring Flower
Show. Mrs. Worthington
accompanied by Dorothy
Finlayson . and Mary
Black attended the
Convention held in the
Holiday. Inn, London and
each gave a report. Bette
MacLeod 'and Edna
Stanley have arranged a
bus trip to the Botanical
Gardens in Hamilton and
other places of interest on
July 14. The roll call was
answered by making and
wearing a corsage. Mrs:,
Margaret Rattle gave the
courtesy remarks an&the
meeting closed with the
Queen,, after which the
committee - Marie
Farrell, Margaret Futtle,
and Jean Farrell - served
a delicious lunch.
6-1976 MODELS
ON SALE
(TILL JULY 7, 1979 ONLY)
The following used carshave been drastically
REQ
uc
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OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN
These are genuine bargains
1976 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM
4 door sedan - Airconditioning, tinted glass,•
Radio. rear speaker. Zeibart rustproofed; extra
snow tires, pinstriping, etc. Spotless condition.
Colour - Maroon, Licence KMY 676
1976 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM
4 "door hardtop factory Airconditioned, power
Windows, Vinyl top, tinted glass, radio, new.
tires, beautiful beige and tan.Licence KMU 810
1976 BUICK LESABRE
4 door sedan. Metallic bronzewith white Vinyl
top and pinstripe. Has extra snow tires, radio.
fuel mileage indicator, dual mirrors, etc. Licence,
KMU 794. '
-1976 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM
4 door sedan. Smart Maroon with white pin-
stripe. Custom "Radio, tinted windshield,
whitewalls, chrome package, etc. 1 -owner, licen-
ceKMU606:
1976 PONTIAC CATALINA
2 door hardtop. Bronze with white accent stripes.
Custom Radio, whitewalls, wheel discs, side
mouldings, rear defogger. 1 local owner. Licence
JSB 986
WAS '4495 - ON SALE
$3:,794
WAS *4695 - ON SALE
$3988.
WAS '3995 - ON SALE
3.2.63.
WAS '3995 - ON SALE
3,263.,
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2,998.
1976 CHRYSLER .NEWPORT CUSTOM
2 door hardtop. Silver finish, loaded with equip WAS. '4495 - ON SALE
anent. Airconditioned, power windows & seats.
Cruise Control tilt wheel, Stereo Radio, '_In-
dividual seats, fancy wheels, etc. Local car. Licen-
ce JSB 971
3,688.
AS -I5 SpKu" Ls
These cars run like a top. We have reduced them below their
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Come,: grab: alargainl
1976 TOYOTA COROLLA
2 door, 4: speed, radio. KMU 671
1974 DODGE MONACO
BROUGHAM. 2 door, away above average.
JDR 658
1974 DATSUN 710
2 door, automatic, radio. HMR 004
1973 BUiCK CENTURY
2 door, .PS, PB, radio. DHH 671
1973 PONTIAC GRAND SAFARI
S.W. Power windows & seats, tilt wheel, FM
radio; looks like new: DHL 700
1973 PONTIAC PARISIENNE
4 door hardtop,.airconditioned. CWy'959,
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Stationwogon. Runs perfect, radio. FKA 703
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