HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-21, Page 12Mayor' Frank J. Dunn of Prince •
Albert, Saskatchewan. Mayor
Dunn had' read where Dan had
helped build:the railway bridge
at Camrose, Alberta. The Mayor
also wished him many niore years..
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Mr. and 1\ftr. Francis. Gemmell,
Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. Bill '
Harris ,,of London, have just return-
ed from a, two week cOnducted
tour as far south as Miami,
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Through Thursday ! Friday and
Saturday last Week February lived
hrto reputatiokof being the
cold, and' frOsty month of the
winter. The temperatures Were
:' WO*, zero at nights and even at
,;,mid day they never, rose, very
';much above: TO`add
comfort-chill north' winds kept
klowing,
club held their regular February
meeting last Wednesday everting
in the 'Ripley Hum Legion hall.
Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary .
prePared and served the dinner.
.They were president Mrs. Nadine
Danforth, Mrs. Mary Walden,
Mrs. Lyla Tramer, MrS. Marion
tackey and Mrs. Fran Wylde.
Twenty six members of the Lions
attended:
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During last Friday's cold and
windy weather a' Walker Moving
and Storage van front Deep River,
Ontario -brought the household
;:effects .for the occupants.of one
of the apartments at Mrs. Mary
Fludder's place.
In Saturday's summary of saki
at the Toronto Livestock Yards,
local drovers mentioned were
Gordon Finla,yson of Lochalsh and
George McDonald of Ripley for
making top sales for .the past .
r week. George shipped a top lot
of Hereford steers for Oliver
: Smith of the sixth concession in
Huron Township, while Gordon
shipped for Evan Keith.
Bill Steer, formerly of Ripley,
who has been a patient- in Victoria
Hospital for the past several
-weeks, was able to return to Pair-
haVen Nursing Home in Kincar-
dine,last Wednesday. Bill's many
friends in Huron and Ripley are
glad to learn of his :return:
At present Mrs. Mary Fludder
is a patient in Kincardine and
District Hospiial under the care
of the nurses and Dr. J. B. Tind-
all. Late Saturday afternoon
.Mary suffered painful burns when
hot grease from a roast spilled •on
her as she was, getting ready for a
family dinner at' their home on
Malcolm Street.
At present three new houses are
under construction on the main
street south in Ripley. •
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Join the youth movement.
The rotary engine cars 'are where the action
is.. And now you can get started •in three new
young rotary performers: The RX-3 •Coupe, or
Wagon, or Sedan.
You can hang in there with either, an
automatic or manual shift. The speed stick
makes it fun. While the automatic makes it
easy. The decision rests in your hands.
But rest. easy. Both come with the rotary
engine. Or perhaps we should say go. Driving
the rotary engine is the closest thing on earth
to flying. It is uncannily quick and quiet and
vibration free.
You don't have to worry about pistons,
valves, rods• or cams, either. There aren't' any.
Rather two rotors simply and ,smoothly spin
out the pawer. Some power.
Unlike pistons in a conventional engine,
which use connecting, rods to transmit •power
to the crankshaft, the rotors run directly on an
eccentric shaft.'Torque output comes from this "
shaft.
As the rotors make one rotation,• the eccen-
tric shaft turns three times. But' as the pistons
in a four-stroke conventional engine complete
their cycte, the crarikihaft turns two .times. And
of those two, only one PrOduces the power to
drive, the car. While all three . turns of the ec-
centric shaft in the rotary engine Produce this,
power three times. Quicker acoeleration is the
happy result. •
Mazda has fewer parts to service, too. About
aft you have to do is to, change the spark plugs
and Oil, and clean the air filter once in a while:
• a 0 $
A week ago, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Barnard of Ripley spent
several days in Toronto visiting
with their son Don'.
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Florida. At Fort Lauderdale they
visited with Mrs. Ross Martyn and
Mrs. Archie MacDonald.
They report a good crop of
oranges and grapefruit in Florida
and on their• way back they saw
the remains of the freak snow
storm. in Georgia.
They went: by way of Bnffalo
'and came back by Detroit and
Windsor. There ,were 48 in the
group taking the tour.
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Spring Seeding Program
Quality and service are the most importapt
commodities of your local. Co-op. That is why
it pays to see your Co-op first. Your local
Co-op has a complete inventory of :
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• Backed by Guarantee of Qharity Certificate
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Property owners in. Huron. ;own- ,
ship and 'Ripley villige received
Valentine greetings last Wednes
day, February 14 in the form of
assessment notices from Owen
Sound and you can believe it - the
assessments are noticeably higher.
Everyone will 'soon need their own
machine. to legally print money if
this trend, is going to" continue.
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Ripley and Huron friends are
glad to learn that Bill Steer was
able to return home to Fairhaven
Nursing Home in Kincardine from
Victoria Hospital in London.
Bill had, been a patient there for
several weeks. Miss Ursula 01t7
man, daughter of the nursing -
hoine operators and a nurse at the
Vic in London, brought Bill back
last Wednesday.
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Mrs, William J. Mackay ce
brated her 80th birthday AS
day February :18th.
She was a guest on Sunday a
the home of Mr. and ,Mrs, Mar
ford Mackay where a family
Bring 'was held. Her daughter,
Mrs. Donald Anderson of Water
ford was home for the occasioa.
Other family members present
were her grandion Mr. and Its,
Bill Mackay of Waterloo and
AlaTn from Western University,.
London. Mr. and Mrs. John
Rock of 'Kincardine were also
present. Mrs. Rock is a grand.
daughter;
- Mrs; Mackay was quite pie
to receive a telephone call fr
her former neighbour,, Mn.
Bessie Osborne wishing her a
happy day. Mrs. Osborne is
blind.
The day before her
twenty of her neighbours gather
ed at Mrs. Mackay's Ripley
home. An enjoyable afternod
was had by 'a'll.
Card Party
The St. Augustine Youth
held a Valentine's euchre pa
on February 16 at the Parish
Mary Devereau won, high ladle
and second ladies high was wes
by Frank Foran. High Mens
won by Leo Poran and Monse
neur Phalen won second nuns
high. Michael Body won the
prize. A delicious lunch wa
served after the games andO
one enjoyed thetrselves.
A community shower for ,Miss'
Marjorie Coiling will be held next
Monday evening in• St. Andrews
United Church . Sunday school hall.
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The Ripley and. District Lion's
Dan Wylds of the 12th •conces-
sion of Ashfield' is spendihg the•
winter 'with his son and wife; Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Wylds at' their
home 'in Ripley. Dan, who is in
his 87th year , recently received
"a letter of congratulations from
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