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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-14, Page 12CRAWFORD MOTORS kARYSIER - DODGE PLYMOUTH WIW6-4 4M OhTARJO PRONE 357-24362 1970 DODGE Dart, 4 door, 6 automatic nth radio IWO P411101713 FURY. 2 door hardtop. power •equipped, radio 1969 DODGE Coronet 4 'door, 6 'automatic with la* ' 1969 CtitX hapak 2 door hardtop. E automatic whb radio' 1968 FORD,Custom 2 door, t a power steering and brakes . 196f DODGE 4 door. 13 automatic with radio' 1370 ,A.Erksis r obrie • • Glenn Farrell :Gives Up Tax • • Collector Position FEBRUARY S ciat Well KID, Cut, And Wrap Youi Pig PLUS MAKE THE SAUSAGE for $10.75 Over 180 lbs. Dressed Wt. Additional Charge CURING AND SMOKING 15e . LB. BOB MEYER MEATS TEESWATER. PHONE 392-6827 ZION Your deposit at Victoria and Grey of up to $4,000 in a Registered Retirement Plan' before . March 1st will be deducted' from your. 1972 taxable income and will raise your retirement income.'Start retiring today — at. Victoria and ,Grey.' VG RIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1869 Lyit, R. Zurbrigg Manager Elgin' and Kingston Str,eets GodericIr 524-7381 ogrinaki GUIDE NEWS The meeting was opened with roll call llow i rig Fla g "0 Canada" was sung and'the Guide Prayer was repeated. After Patrol 'Corners theeveo7 ing was spent'•learning/new work; Many girls also :tried tests, Campfire and. Vespers, were* held. Wingham, slipped on the floor at home and fractured het left wrist. Richard Martin, age 9, R.11; Teeswater, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin, received a laceit tion to his fade when he was struck. in the face by a hockey puck playing at horne. Bradley Campbell,. age 6, Blueva le , fell while ,toboganning on a "Crazy' Carper" at his host and 'received a deep laceration, to his right hip. • -49 4'1 \ Otainii• Vitillei4 $11BSCRIPTIO THE ,LIKKNOW . 'SENTINEL When you purchase' your wedding invitation from The Lucknow Sentinel you will receive 0 year's free subscription (value $6.00) to The Lucicnow Sentinel THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, kUCKHOW, ONTARIO. IRPOESIIM*f. IFEERUARY•14th, 41' ' • . Township accounts of $2,744.21; Road accounts of $8,870.60 and Drain accounts of $1,858.50 were ordered paid. • I The meeting adjourned to meet again on February 19th at 10 a:, m. • EARL, TOUT, CLERK. RIPLEY HI L1TE$ 13.1.A. CURLING , Two Mit curling teams, 'a • male and 'a mixed went to Wiarton on February 9 'to coLi- pete. in the annual B.I.A. tourna- ment. 6arry MacDonald , Boyd Carruthe.rs, Sandy k and John Huston formed the male team who played their games by the point, system. They bowed to Saugeen's first team in, their first match but chalked up two ' straight victories over Chesley , • and. Saugeen's second team in the next efforts.. Their points earned them fourth position be- hind Kincardine, Wiarton and Saugeen. Composing thejnixed team were Terry Elliott, Garry Farrell, Joan Ferguson;and Gayle Huston. Play- ing by the knockout system.; they defeated Kincardine, and receiv• ed a bye to the finals,against Ches., ley. ,The team,suffered defeat at the hands of their Chesley' oppon- ems but emerged in runner up.: • • position. C. W;O.S.S.A. CURLING On Wednesday, February 7, our' feminine curling team. journeyed • to Durham where they participat- ed in the C. W.O.S.S.A. Curling bonspiel. Gayle Huston was the skip of the foursome. Other team mates included Joan Fergus on, vice; Shirley McCreath, second and Kathy Farrell, lead. They were accompanied by Mr. Turvill who was there to give them added encouragment. How- ever , they were defeated by the John Diefenbaker Secondary ' School rink from Hanover. GEORGIAN COLLEGE' • On Tuesday, February 6th, students from level four and Five accompanied by Mrs. Katherine Collins, journeyed to' Barrie where they toured Georgian col- lege of Applied Arts and Technel Ogy , Georgian College is' locat- ed in Barrie and serves the count- ies of Bruce, Grey, Dufferin and Sirncoe and the Muskoka and Parry Sound Districts. It corn- prises of four new buildings and is located on a 140 acre site.' UPon reaching the college the ' students were met by Mr.. Egan, who is the :student awards officer, and••Mr. Gaskin the Admission Qfficer. After eating in the cafeteria.,• the group was given a LOUT Of the college where they • Visited the AppliedArr_s,. Business and Teehnology buildings. The. students were given time to chat wiih,sorne of the faculty and ' Mr., Henry 'Gardner passed away on Monday at Huronview Clinton after a•long illness.. Sym- pathy is extended to Mrs. Gardner and Lane. Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank• Ritchie on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McAuley, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McAuley, Jennifer and. Douglas of Brantford. The snowfall on the week end and the fine 'frosty weather puts. the snoWmobiles back into action gain. LOCHALSH ° Misses Donna and Linda Wylds, of London spent the week end with'Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds,. Mr. and Mrs.Lorne Luther were recent visitors in. Ridgetown with relativeS. Mr. and Mrs. Ewan MacLean spent Saturday with friends in Sarnia., Miss Shirley Robb of Centralia spent the, week end with het par- ents Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Robb. HoWard Robb is feeling much better having returned froth Kin- cardine Hospital, where he was a patient for some time with pneumonia. , b. A. MacLennan and David MacDonald were among the guests at the birthday party" held foi John MacKay at the home of Duncan MacKay. 4 . Recent visitors with Mr. arid Mks. Tack MacKenzie were Mr. and Mrs: George MacGregor of Qopetown. , Mrs. P. W. Ayriss of Vancouver 'visited Mr. and Mrs, Art Matthew,- man last week end. Visiting with Mr. arid Mrs. IA'ellizz,:or; Webster' during the past we:e M:. and Mrs. Atlee ' air .e = and Patricia of Akron, ar.:c and 70'il-nter of Kitchen- .tiend ',;oe Rahirn of Trirri- na:. • ."), Treat Varied Injuries At, Hospital Ward Mark Passmore, Wingham, son of Rev. and Mrs. B. Passmore, was struck in the face by a hock- ey puck February 5, causing a laceration over his .right eye:' • :Wilfred Pentland, age 58, Dungannon, was driving yest on Highway 86, near Wallenstein on. February 5th when a truck he was passing loaded with bales of straw lost a couple of these bales striking the,Pentland car wind- • shield, which in turn caused con; tusions 'to his chest. Driver of the other truck was Donald Reist of R. R. 2, Waterloo , Ontario. Mr. Pentland was examined'and re- leased. Investigated by Prov. R. I. Allen, Kitchener, Ontario. Adrian Schipper Blyth , re- ceived lacerations to his' scalp and abrasions to his left •hand in a fa in Blyth. Cindy Craig, age 14, Wing- ham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Craig, fell and lacerated her chin. James Leishman, R..R. 5, Brus- sels, lacerated his left hand while loading pigs at his home farm.' Ronald Riley, age 15, Wroxeter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Riley, was admitted to hospital with con- cussion due to a hockey accident at the- Monkton arena. Joanne 13oven, age,10, R. 'R. 3, Blyth, received lacerations to her left foot which she received , while cutting wood 'with an'axe. Steven KlumpenWver, age 2, R. R..1 WrOxeter son. of Mr. and Mrs. William,Klumpenhewer, was admitted to hospital withe fr,ctur ed skull caused by a fall in the• barn at his home.• He fell approx- imately 18 feet' through a hay chute onto a cement floor. He was given emergency treatment and transferred via ambulance to Victoria Hospital,• London, in nly fair ccindition. Dennis Quinlan; age 11, R. R. 5 Kiricardine/was struck in the face by a hockey puck' at the Lucknow arena, causing a lacera- tion to-his right eye.• He_was ad- mitted to hospital. Wayne Powell, age 26; 41 was Crescent, London, driver of a snowmobile which went over 'a ravine north of Tees- Water , throwing him off the , machine.. He received a fracture to his right knee. He Was admit- ted to• hospital. Investigated by Walkerton 0:P.P. Scott. Mrs. Annie Campbell, R.,4, HURON COUNCIL MINUTES Hur on Township Council held their regular meeting on February 5thlWith all members present. Donald MacTaviib was appoint- ed acting Clerk for the day to replace Earl Tout who, was absent illness. . . Don PeterbaughTwas.again en- gaged for. Garbage Collector-for anether,year and Leonard Irwin was appointed Warble Fly Inspec- tor and also instructed to count the dogs while attending warble duties. . The. Township Building By-law was revised and will appear in the Newspapers at a later• date. The Salaries By-law received third reading and most employees received approximately 7 per cent increase over the 1972•salaries. , The Grey-Bruce Assessment Office announced that they will hOld "Open House" in the,Town- ship Hall in Ripley to explain the re-assessment to 'the' ratepayers of the Township of Huron and the Village of Ripley. Meetings are to be held on February 26 and March 8 'from 12' noon until 9 o'clock p.m. 4 Glenn Fariell resigned his posi- tion as Tax Collector effective May 1st and this was accepted with regret. Glenn said he just had too many irons in the. fire to attend Donations were made to the Ripley Horticultural SOCiety of $25.00; Essex Flood Relief, $100.00; St. John Ambulance, $20.00 and the Bnice County Plowmens Association, $50.00. actually see some of the many •classes in progress including the pottery, glais blowing and art • classes. Several familiar faces appear- ed and in Mrs. Collins' case, it was Visiting her son John' who is 'attending Georgian; College. Another familiar face was Paul Walden Who is also/enrolled there, Lower you taxes:. Raise your .savlogs.