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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-04-04, Page 7PI APRIL 1913, 'MEMORIAM in loving memory of lear husband, `.father and idfather Ewart Taylor who ed away April 3rd,.1970. ime unfolds another year ogles keep you ever near Idly missed and lovingly re- mad by • his wife and Ily. BERT ,-. in loving. memory I dear, sister Arlene Heather passed, away years ago, oh 30,1970. heart still' aches with sadness et tears. still flow it it meant to lose you Arlene one will ever know, a I am sad and lonely everything gOes wrong ern to hear, you whisper it up and carry on 1! time I see your picture seemlo smile and say cry, I'm only sleeping I meet again some day. four resting place I visit place your flowers with care nobody knows the heartache e I walk away and leave you !here. ways loved and so greatly led by her sister Lynn. , BERT — in loving memory 'dear sister and aunt Arlene Iher Culbert, who passed y 3 years ago, March 30, 1970. have a book of . memories !pages made of gold or we gently turn a page remember days 'of old mourn for you in silence !yes can see us weep many a silent tear is shed le others are asleep idly missed by Ken, Bev and e Heather. IT — a tribute of love to the Tory of Jack West, husband, er and grandfather; who left light years ago, April 6,, 1965. ly the pages of memory turn back ' ke years we shared with you Ivingly remembered by Mary family. BERT -- in loving memory our dear daughter Arlene !her who passed away three s ago, March 30, 1970. Bone.. remembers, someone awes name is whispered in our kayers. piny a tear, thoughts of you 10 dear Ihe time wishing you were here. the joys we shared together the memories we hold dear love and happiness you gave lisalways keep you near. Ways loved , and sadly missed Worn and Dad. CLO SA TU Ducts the nutrriag luting's _ Luck WILL BE Sourday, CARD OF THANKS 'KINCARDINE On March 17, 19 73 Constable Dawson investigated a two vehic- le collision on Huron St. , Ripley. A vehicle operated ,by Ray Leitch, ,Kincardine was in collision with a second vehicle operated by Henry Varley; London. There ° were personal injuries and ex- tensive vehicle' damage as a resul of the collision., On Saturday, March 17.Con- stable Wiwczaryk investigated a two vehicle accident' on #9 high- may. •A westbound vehicle oper ated by John BiloW Toronto was in collision with an eastbound vehicle operated by Leland Stanley, R. R. 4 Kincar- dine. There was extensive dani- age as a result of the collision; On Sunday, March 18, Con- • stable Renwick investigated a two vehicle collision on #21 high- .southbound vehicle oper- ated' by Walter Hellings Chat- ham was in'collision with a north- bound vehicle operated by Jean- ette Hyden, Kincardine. Both 'vehicles, Were heavily damaged. Constable' Dawson investigated a single car, accident on #21 highway on Sunday, March 18. A *southbound vehicle operated by Richard Zinger , Kitchener over- turned in theditch. The late model vehicle was extensively damaged', On Monday, March,19 Constab- le Renwick investigated ,a single WOOL 'Realize the highest returns for your wool by patronizing your own Organization. • SHIP COLLECT TO Our Registered WAREHOUSE NO. 10 CARLETON PLACE, ONTARIO Obtain sacks and twine without charge from Norman McDowell SHEARER AUBURN or by writing to P CANADIAN CO-OETIVE WOOL GROWERS LIMITED CARLETON PLACE, ONTARIO Custom Farm Work Anhydrous Ammonia Applying SPRAYING HARVESTING CROP DRYING 529-7561 LAKE RANGE ACRES TIMOTHY J. HUNTER PLOUGHING CULTIVATING PLANTING Goderich TICE SPECIAL OPEN 'HOURS AT LUCKNOW 'MUNICIPAL DUMP TUESDAY EVENINGS 7:30.— 8:30' P.M. THURSDAY AFTERNOONS 4; P.M. poimmonnommoomminnimiiimminimiollimmiummiummumminimmimponw ANYONE FOUND DUMPING GARBAGE AT THE GATE f=:" OR OVER THE FENCE WILL BE PROSECUTED. Ft0111011000011001100000000000ffinommilimM0010100000000010000000000100004 CRAWFORD MOTORS LHRYSLER DODGE PLYMOUTH WINGP",M ONTARIO PHONE 157-3862 1970 POIARO, 2 door hardtop, power steering and radio 1969 OLDSMOBILE 2 door hardtop, fully powered 1968 DODGE Monaco .4 door sedan, 8 automatic, powei steering and brakes, radio 1968 FORD Custom 2 door, 8 automatic, power steering and brakes 1968 PLYMOUTH Stationwagon, 8 automatic, power steering and brakes 1967 DODGE 4 door, 8 automatic with radio THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO CARD OF THANKS Mrs and Mrs. Harry Nixon wish to sincerely thank all those who so kindly remembered them on the occasion of their 60th wedding an- niversary with gifts, flowers and cards of congratulations. — — I wish to extend my thanks to everyone who remembered me with cards, letters and visits while I was a °patient 'in University Hos- pital, • London. These. kindnesses were deeply appreciated and will always be remembered. . The Ripley and District Lions Club would like to thank the com- munity for their support and at- tendance at our recent Skating Car- nival. As well, we would like to. list those people who contributed financially toward .the prizes given in, this carnival: Graham Cook, El- liott Carruthers, Dodds" Sheet Met- al, Gordon Stewart Const., ' Harold Courtney, Bob Johnston, Clayton Nicholson, Doug MacDonald, Jack- lin Farms, D. G. MacDonald & Son, Ripley., -Feed & Supply, Brian Pollock, Gord Enornerton, Cliff Emmerton, 'Dale Byers, Watt Cul- bert, Russ Stanley, Gord Cameron, Oraen Rock, Ivan Cook, Jack Scott,. George MacDonald, Lynn Lowry, Wayne Lowry, 'Bill Kernpton, How- ard Hodge, Doug Liddle, Bob Scott, Charlie Hooisma, Bob Byers, Bill MacDonald, Elmer Culbert, Cam MacKay, Lloyd Campbell, . Royal Bank (Riley), Harry Coiling, El- mer Courtney, Grant MacDonald, Bob Fair, Bill Reeves, Gerald Coi- ling, Don Peterbaugh, Albert Ver- heye. Contributors of ,merchandise for door prizes were: Frank's Gar- age, Clarence Pollock, Jim Lowry, Bill McCreath, George McLean, Lighthouse Variety, Bob McNay,, Gordon Elliott. / We wish to thank all our friends and neighbours for the nice time they had for us in the St. Augustine Hall and the lovely gifts we receiv- ed. Special thanks to the people who organized the evening and the ladies who helped with the lunch. Gerry Catherine,' Wilma, Frank, Harold, Brian, Robbie and Mary Ellen Van Aaken We wish to express thanks to all, who remembered us with cards and gifts while we were in hospital. Special thanks to Doctors Corrin and McKim and nursing staff. Joan and Janine Helm We sincerely thank everyone for coming to our anniversary party and for all the lovely gifts. Every- thing is greatly appreciated. Spec- ial thanks to 'our family for putting it on. Thanks to all the ladies who helped with the lunch..' ' Angus and Hen MacDonald' Mr. James' E. Culbert. and faMily, wish to express their sincere thanks 'to / friends and neighbours for the many acts of kindness shown to them at the' time of their recent bereavement. The floral tributes, charitable donations and many expressions of comfort will always be remembered. Our deep appreciation is also offered for the many kindneises shown to Mrs.' Culbert during her residence at Brucelea Haven. • • SED ZDAY ,, of one of our sons 3ake Shop how CLOSED Agri II 7th We wish to say many thanks to our friends and neighbours, for the nice time they had for us at our home, and for the lovely gifts we received, on , the occasion of our 50th wedding anniversary,. also to those who sent eards" and good wishes. Myrtle and' Malcolm Lane I would like to thank the ladies of the St. Helens Community for the lovely gifts I. received last week, Special thanks' to the ladies who held the bridal shower and to those who helped in any way to make it such an enjoyable evening. It was very much appreciated. Judy Derscht Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeDon- ald and Allan wish to thank all their friends and neighbours at St.. Helens, for the lovely gifts they received at their going away party and extend an invitation to one and all to come and see them in their home in Lucknow. vehicle accident' on #9 highway. A westbound vehicle operated by Jose Alfonso, Toronto over turned.in the ditch. The late model vehicle was extensively damaged, On Thursday, March 22 Con- stable Daulby investigated a two vehicle collision on Huron•Road , • Amberley Beach. A vehicle op- erated by Clifford Emmerton„ R. R. 1,, Ripley.was in collision with a second vehicle operated by, Margaret Bell, Stratford. • On March 23 Constable Daulby investigated a two vehicle colli- sion in Lucknow. A' vehicle op- erated by Richard O'Malley, R. R. 2 Teeswatet was in colli- sion 'with a second vehicle oper- • ated by Wayne Carter, 4. R. # 5 Lucknow. , • On Saturday, March 24, Con- stable POland investigated a sin- gle vehicle accident on the North Shore Road. A vehicle operated by Douglas Cottrill, Tiverton left the road and struck 'a hydro pole. .There was extensive damage to the vehicle and the hydro pole ' was broken. SUMMER DETACHMENT The 0.P.P. will open a sum mer detachment at Tobermory. This detachment.will be open from early May to mid October each year. ' The detachment will be located on No, 6 Highway in the Village of Tobermory and. .will be staffed by three officers drawn from the' various perman- ent detachments located in No. 6 District. The three officers will be responsible for the polic- ing of. St. Edmunds Township and the new. underwater Park.. Part of• the equipment located at the detachment will. be 'a . cruiser., boat , motor and trailer. The officers stationed at the new' detachment for 1973 will be Provincial 'Constable J. N. McIntosh, Mount Forest; E. J. Phillips, GUelph and G. G. . • Woodroffe, Kitchener: All three men will be trained,in the opera- tion of the marine equipirient and Constable ,McIntosh is a fully qualified scuba diver. • • • With .the opening of this sum- mer detachment, it will bring the total of summer d„etachments in No. 6 District to two ; Saubie 'Beach being the other. There are also 16 permanent O.P.P. Detachments in the Counties of ./. Grey, Bruce, Huron, Perth, Wel- lington and Waterloo, which make up No. 6, District. A. R. BURGESS, Public Information Officer • 4 s.