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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-02-23, Page 7separating, them. With Don as skip were Jaek: Se•ott, -Gordon . Roulston and Elmer Courtney and each received 'a ham of cured meat. With Harry were f3ert Elliott, Gordon Patterson and John Coiling, each-receiving a large meat roast. , Another rink from the Pine River area of Huron included 'Gary Courtney , Jim West , J. S. Robb and Elmer zer while the fourth rink was an . all MacDonald rink of the Clarke's area on the twelfth of Huron - Jim MacDonald , sons Clarke and Bob arid nephew Doug. • i • • • • • • PLUS INSTALLATION PHONE 529-7524 OR 524-7681 FREE-43URER-SERVI PRODUCTS FOR FARM, HOME and INDUSTRY'. laamiaimme THE I,UCKNOW SENTINEL, .LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO -PAM! MINIM CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PHONE 357-3862 1969 PLYMOUTH _4 door, 8 automatic'and radio 1968 DODGE Coronet 500 Convertible, Rower steering, brakes and, radio 1968 CHRYSLER 2.door hardtop 1968 FALCON 2 .door, 6 'automatic with radio 1968 pLYMOUTH .4 door,8 automatic and radii) 1968 CHRYSLER 4 door sedan, power steering, brakes and radio 1967 PLYMOUTH 4 door, .6 automatic and radio 1967 PLYMOUTH, 4 door, 6 standard 1967 DODGE Monaco 2 door hardtop, 8 automatic, power steering, brakes and radio 1967 VOLKSWAGEN with radio 1966FORD, 4 door, 8 automatic, power steering, radio 1966 PLYMOUTH 4 door, 8 automatic with radio • 1966 DODGE 6 automatic, with radio 1966'PONTIAC Grand-Parisienhe-Cdoor hardtop,_power'equiPped n Rip of Holyrood was held at the 1.21:th- en. MacKenzie Funeral Home in Lucknow on Saturday afternoon. Ile is survived by his wife Ina,,' and one son Lorne On the home farm, -Just we'St. Of Holyrood on the otti concession. His wife, :the former Ina Culbert, is a 'native of the tenth concession 'east in Huron. Township. Iler two sisters arc Edna (Mrs. Jack Peter- laugh) of the South Line and Miss Eva Culbert of Ripley. One daughter Doris, Mrs. Currie Col- well, predeceased him two years ago. Sympathy is extended. his Wee BY Al3 WYLDS .?rt Verheye's sale of the Its of the Holyrood store I on the back of Graha M s big float shortly after ten itarday MOrning. It Irked on the east side' of the street opposite the stores. and of Elmer Courtney, Lawri and Charlie llooisina. Un- Lately the severe wintry ird started at the sable time. carried on the sale for about 1.1r in this exposed place how- with Wind driven snow and 11 factor approaching -thirty v. The articles were trans- Ito the basement of Huron. Iship hall where warmth and er made it possible to con- through the a fternoon. Auc ;ers were Grant 'MacDonald of nand Wally Ballagh of Tees- r. Working with them were der Nelson Hodgins of Ripley Clerk Lloyd McNall of Luck- . andinprtides. ta_tlie' auction- were Johnny Stnith, Jamie ell and Wayne MacLean. 'Bill ieye, along with several oth- helped his father move the Iles from the Antique Shop to. Huron Township. hall.' One of ;e attending tile saleldra le in the afternobn was. John xwell; owner and operator of Holyrobd 'Store. Despite the y adverse weather of high west ids, blowing snow with zero Nifty at times and low ternp- tures a fair sized craWd was in endancel • • •• • •-• The Ripley-Huron Legion anch 440•held a work bee last iursday and Friday and the hall is a scene of activity. All•the tenor wall board was firSt re , eyed and then 'insulation batts • ?re installed'and, the wall panels Ire restored. The ceilings were sulated and then strapped. hite tile squares were tacked' to place giving a new ceiling in (ha IT a nd -kitchen too ni s ,[tong those noticed 'with saws , milers and ,squares were Dave td 6arylienderson, Mr, and rs. Bill Danforth, Johnny Niac- iy, Cameron \,lacAuley , Mur, . y Farrell, Lero_. Walden, Cecil miphrey and Sandy MacCharles. gion 'Member postrnaster Don clay and Jim Kirkpatrick opped in Thursday 'afternoon to e how the work was progressing. he Legion ball wasbuilt in 1937 id has served: on many, different Last Saturday -it was the annual Ripley-Hureh Legion Branch 440 bonspiel at the Ripley Curling Arena. As the early curlers made their way to the rink there was no indication of the impending storm. The lady curlers served noon lunch at the rink. In evening a turkey dinner was serv- ed to thirty-four Legion mem- bers including -Norrnan Crozier of - Windsor, Frank Currie of Water- loo and Orah Crawford of Ripley. Members are always grad to se Orah Out. ' SeVeral members of the Legion Auxiliary contributed 'h-ters—arrid either ite-rn e- ir.--4 The committee 'in charge of the meal at the hall included Eileen Enirnertbn, Audrey' Mc Lay, Jean '• Wylels, Fran Wylds'and Caroline Reeves. Legion members finish- ed the day with card games and it is :not known whether any had to stay in the hall all night on account of the storm outside. • • * • • • • • , Corners fbr their ani mal skating WithAe, storm so• severe and visibility impossible several people wisely -stayed .in Riple:y , till Sunday morning.. Frank Cur, rte of •WaterlaO and Mr, and Mrs:. Norinan 'Crozier Of' Windsor were.. with Mr., and Mrs.' Clarence•Tol—. lock, Alex Macintosh of ,Lue.knov. .with Mr. and 'Mrs. Niels Fredel icksen, Bryan BOyle and Allan.. Nlatkay with' Mrs.• Wm.: .J. Mac •kay ,• are lust a few óf th -ose; • o * * • *. • The funeral of William Allison' SteWart was postponed from 'last y Saturda afternoon to Monday afternoon .. -Rev . George N. Ball, of St. Andrews was•in charge of • the service. Bill, who' fanned in • Ashfield ; passed aW•ay - last Thins- day in the .Wingliani, llospita I; Born 'in Huron Township ,on June 27., 1904', lie was in hiL, ti8th y'ear. Fu neral. Home with interment' at.. orva coached and managed by Mr. Armstrong of the Ripley Htaron Central School staff, wen.5 to 2.. Donnie Fludder,was the re'fe'ree.: Goal scorers for *ley were Larry Farrell twd and singles 'by Mark Stanley, Mike Pollock and Brian. Coiling. Ripley goalie pis Robbie Sutton „son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil HurOn. * • • • • * • • F,xtrenie difficulty was exper ienced in getting a 'severely injui,- MID SEASON •sums° or several unctions and ganizations.in addition to the ?gionand Auxiliary.. In 1957 - Ptlfe hall served as a classroom q. Grade eleven' of the Ripley istrict High Schodl. and then it :Ned a•similar purpose, for the pley Public -Scho.ol,. The' hall Iso houses the Riley and Dist, ct library and the village rest. 'whs . . 'Surviving is his,brot ter the horne;farm at Olivet: To him and all family.relatives sympathy . is extended. The service was' .• held at the McLennaii7NIcCreath Ripley Ceinetery., orl • , ••••••••• ********* Thursday was a great day for the Tiers from' luron .Township as' ° e annual. Bruce 'County Federa r itr of Agriculture ,bonspiel . was • id in Paisley.. 'No less than rinks from here took part and ten the day's was aver Ily. one point separated the twei p- foursome's, both.' from here. IvideTayish's foursome had a cord for the day of 3 wins,- us 10. and an aggregate of 26. .:•• )ints wh U,11arry'Scott's rink had so a tiling, plug it and an aggre' ate of 23 - just•one point Pat Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hayes of the sixth conces- sion of Kinloss, employed at Ted Rouse',s Ripley chopping;, arid feed mill in Ripley along'with Alex MacIntosb and Niels .Freder- icksen: teaching staff spent the week end With, his•pareilts„ Mr, and Mrs. Walter Culbert Of ;Ripley. The funeral for William S. Eadie•of Wing ham and formerly Tom-Gulbert :of the—Toronto • • • * * • • • • „ . .• * * • * *Al Friday, At the skating rink the two Messenger school buses brought in the students Of the Pine River, Central School at Reids • party. Teachers are Mrs. Lennie Huston' and Miss Ellis. Next door., at the .Ripley Curling arena, the Ripley District High School Was holding the B.I. A'. Curling bon- 'spiel with mixed and boys teams from Kincardine, Port Elgin, Chesley ,---Ripley'd rid -Marton- taRing part. Wiarton tea ins on both divisions. . In the evening it Was' the open'. game in a .best 2 out of 3 'play • f series here with Paisley Pee ..e.es...._The....R41.1Py Pee weft ' • 130th Ripley rinks were busy on Sutton of the tenth concession east r autoflo model 97 we- humidifier ed man, James Thornicro'ft, of Point Clark to Kincardine Hospital on Saturday evening. Police; r to sta off roads, had to employ a tractor to make way for the ambulance and the trip took two and a half hours. • IP. • • • • • • Mr. and Mrs.' Gordon Wayland and 'fahnily of Kincardine visited an_Stinday afternoon with 'Mr. and Mrs. Albert Verheye. • • • • •.• • • • Bryan Boyle, 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle of the 'tenth of Huron, and a student at the Rip- ley .District High School, took part in the speaking competitions Clinton on Sunday afternoon-. He represented the Ripley Huron Legion and earlier was the winner in ,senior division held at - Gbderich.• Bryan is also a.'top, scorer with the Ripley JuVenile Hockey team managed by Elmer Courtney and coached by Terry Kummer. .‘ * • • '11 • • To-night, Wednesday , there is a broomball game. in .Kincardine Arena with the proceedS going CONTINUED' ON RAGE 15 Ammomislin LOW IN . 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