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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-04-19, Page 19EpplopAlr, APRIL If*, MI THE 'LUCKNOW SENTINEL, INCKNOW, ONTARIO tch iwi Et due Kay s of th d b Ross ed t Et a !id th le Sun. 4. ',torn large pardons or em.11 acting* ardh ease EXTRA POWERFUL 5 H.P. CHAIN DRIVEN 4 Speed TILLER Regular Value $249.95 =ate .11-118 LUCKN • Double link chain for positive action' and • sure reverse •• Rugged dependable ailler digs a'wide 26". swath • Equipped with 16.' extra wide and heavy heat treated slasher tines'• Adjustable tillibg depth PRI FR -APRIL 7TH TO SAT. APRIL 22ND.. Same mpi.ried " I ,',( /v0e • U oiels 15 19,20 77 24 e re' 'ha ,' 't • I • .4. i75mS. 'U EL xle• si • ,plele ii•u, s•we' t • PRICE 11641 SALE W I DRIVE METRIC SOCKET SET Regular Value •$19.95 DIVIVCT CO ()P Fully guaranteed PRICE' Features' excl..isive Klee' • s'ysterti ciogigiriy irc,!.,,r • dirt' yo.f • Ai.t car: ' tdoretiii N., ocli..ist cfiutteless vatile rostpc fuel taiik • Sh.lishi, yerluv.,arid tiku 22" SUPER CLIPPER h.p. LAWN MOWER Regular Value $92.95 For effortless trouble free :mowing This, Week in BY LAB WYLDS An organization meeting for the new _Ripley and DiStrict Lions Club was held last Wednesday evening. Officers of the Tees- water Lions - the parent club were present , namely the presid- ent Orval McNabb and Past Dep- uty District`Governor and Past President Teeswater in 69 - 70 Frank Field. Officers of the Dist- rict , which is A-9, were present, for the evenirig , Governor Nor-' .rnan Coghlin, Atwood; Zone Chairman Charles Shaw of'Blyth and Extension Chairman John W. Taylor of Alliston. Twenty-five members of the Ripley Club were in attendance with the following executive elected , president Clayton Nicholson; secretary , Dr. Pete Bissonnette; and treasUrer Reuben Burnett. Dr.. Pete Bissonnette has been a mem- ber of the Teeswater Club. * * A sum of money was found this past. week by Errol Lundy - a student at the Ripley Ffuron Cent- ral School. The -owner the moriq-ean_--contaet=theisc hoc- - giving details of the denomina- tions, number of bills, location and time of loss. • • • • - Mrs. Bill Reeves, a patient in Kin. cardine Hospital for a short time is hack at her Ripley home. Mr. and Mrs. Niels Frederikseb and Mrs, Minnie Wyld left last Friday morning for Toronto. Both . Mr. and Mrs. Frederiksen under- went surgery in Branson HosiDital tirere over a month ago. Nora will be taking post operative treatments during the next three weeks at the Princess Margaret Hospital there. Niels plans' on being back with operator Ted Rouse', Alex Macintosh and Pat Hayes at the Ripley Chopping and Feed Mill. • • • • • Two Kincardine building con- tracting firms have been working in Ripley recently. Workmen for Douglas Nurton have remodel- led the former Ripley barber shop and adjoining rooms of the buildT ing now owned by -Bill .McCreath into three modern apartments. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. 6-OfdTti'Marityre , the Wilson and-- Hafold Mauer firm has put new exterior siding on the house, and .other renovations. ,.u. .1 ItvlsCouri FREE zE R SALE .}1319 Capacity - 718 lbs. of Mood Item No. 501-127 Regular Vales 5230. • n • "MOFFAT" • REFR1GERAT With frost free defrost 14 Cu.. ft. iterri No 501.137 Item No..501-136, Item No..601,139, Whit• Avocado Harvest (Sold R•ii. Vali* $399." Reg. Value NOM , roe. vow S409.95 SALE PRICE SALE PRICE , 'SALE PRICE 8 368:88 36-8:88 Item No 505-037 While Regular Va lua $289.95 SALE PRICE 239:14 OFFAT'10" ELECTRIt , RANGE ' l_tem No 505-038 Item No 505-039 Avocado • Harvest Geld Regular , • Regular Valua. Value $279.95' S279.95 ' SALE 'PRICE SALE PRICE • 249:88-249.88 "TEAGLE" ,,,:-BROADCASTER ,,,,Fertilizet and' G rafts . p sad • ,•,7 • .Adiustable spread pattern Mai will atturatelY spread . material' up In 32 a Tran , .!!.!'sluscent hopper Thal, can, be remoyed 'without tools fnr t'e! easy olearong Regular Value S170,00 SALE PRICE . '14998 H tgb_capacity_wilL.4aurop—apr.....r. proximately 590 U S Ottani per hour with 20 ft lift Pump hai 10" diameter base and 3 '.,;! 'HP Motor Item No 525,340 Regular Value 540.95 SALE PRICE Portable pumping power Webster ELECTFIO dliid if ,t tho , ',11)11), rriir ' t r! 0.-ittery .Takv. 'r A ,' 0 11 Regular Value $29,95 SACE PRICE -10" FENCE. pLIER Reg, .Vatue $2.89 - S4LE PRICE .. 10 FENCE TOOL' Regtilar Value $3.4.5: $2.88 Local drover , George MacPorI - ald -Of Ripley ; is announcing his plan tp have a s,,ale of antiques _on_.SaturdP y . July 8. George h, been collecting fine antiques for many years. Further detailof the sale will appear later in advertisements. 1 * • • Norman Ball, son of Rev. arid visited New College with a view Mrs. George N. Bali of Ripley, to attending it next year because its modern installations Will aid his traVel fromclask to class. Norman is presently taking his 'fifth year subjeCts at the F. E: • Iyladill Secondary School in Wing- ham where hiS mother is a Mem- ber of the .teaching staff. * S. 0 • • Recently the 'Chesley Midgets were presented with the Ab Rourke Trophy for winning the W.O.A.A'. championship, northern zone in hockey. In the Chesley Enter- prise newspaper pictUred ol trig t e trop y are e captain Don Bowers and assistant captain Dave Middleton. Don is the son Hall. --of Mr. and owers and— Dave is the son of and Mrs. Doug Middleton. Ripley-Hurbn xtend-their7c-ongra-tulatio to both families-who are well known here; Jack, Who is a native of this area , is the Bruce County Director of Education. -, ley and the operator of a clOthing Doug, who is now Mayor of Ches- store v;tas C,,N.R. station agent in Ripley and at that time Mr: and Mrs. iYiiddleton and family lived in the house where Mr.'and Ivirs. Bill Reeves and family now reside on the main street south in the vil,lage, * • • * * • err-Sunda y-evening-A-pri-1-97 the Induction service was held in the Drumbo United Church for 'Rev. Donald Hutton. Dor—Fla d, son of the late Rev. and Mrs. John C. Hutton ofPine River , is the minister' at Drurhbo and Rich- wood Churches. Mr. and Mrs. Hutton and family reside in Drum bo. Daring the evening the mix- ed choirs of the two churches pro- vided musical selectiOns. Rev. H. D. Pillen of Plattsville and formerly of Pine RiVer conducted the worship and the Chairman. of Oxford presbytery, Rev .. W. H. Martin'of Innerkip and formerly of Southampton preSided for .the service of Induction. Attending a music recital on Sunday evening, April 9, in Aeo- lian Hall on Dundas Street East in London were Mr. and Mrs. John' C. MacDonald, Mrs, Judy, Snobelen, Miss Susan Farrell,and - Courtney MacDonald. Miss Cur-. lime MacDonald of Western Uni- veriity in London played selecL tions on the one hundred and ten thousand dollar organ in Aeolian ioultural,Societ held a dance in the ,Ripley District High -School Auditorium on Fri- day evening with Jim Patterson's Northern Gentlemen the orchestra. Vice President Hugh Mason, was in charge of the arrangements. The society's monthly meeting , with President Lester Ferguson in charge,, was held on Monday even ing last week. Here Gordon Patterson, former District Director fOr Bruce and Grey Counties, showed fall fair slides. * • • P01.641116 Line iritUlitOri • With leather Washer. r. Pachlgo of 45 sALE 1.49 Si AS OA idt POICelain tOhttii insulator* Package 10 salt. Okla CO-Op SOLID' STATE 115 VOLT, 50 CVCLE ELECTRIC FINCER: Ne moving parts to wear out C A 60. Gtves makirnum perreisaible thocit Ra**:yalue 536:41 10" STRAIGHT 'JAW VISE GRIP -/ Aegul-ar Val" $189 $2.88. Mrs. Neil McLennan, who had beeri home from hospital for a few weckS, returned to Kincardine and District Hospital where she is undergoing further treattnetlt. ' Norrnan Schmidt of Walkerton, well known fall fair judge and , exhibitcp, who farmed in CarriCk „lust north of Mildmay until a year ago called in-Ripley last week. Notman would like to see a revisiOn of Bruce's Seed, Pair.