Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-04-04, Page 161973 CHEV ,E1 Camino, V8, low mileage.. 1973 PONTIAC Le Mans 4 door, V8 automatic, power 'steering. • and brakes 1973 BUICK Century 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic, power steering and brakes 1972 CHEV Impala, 2 door hardtop; V8 automatic, power steering and power brakes 1972 DART Special 4 door, power equipped with radio 1972 BUICK La Sabre Special, full power with air conditioning 1971 PLYMOUTH .2 door hardtop, V8 automatic, power steering, power brakes 1970 BUICK estate stationwagOn, 4 door, automatic 1970 CHEV 14 ton 1970 FORD Custom 500, 4 door V8 automatic 1970 FORD Galaxie 500, 4 door hardtop, power equipped 1970 CHEVELLE sttionwagon, 4 door, V8 automatic, power brakes and steering 2-- 1969 FORD Vans E-260, heavy duty 1969 CHEV Panel, automatic, power steering 1968 CHEV van, heavy duty equipped • 1967 BUICK Wildcat 4 door hardtop, fully equipped 1967 PONTIAC Grand Parisenne, 4 door hardtop HAMM S CAR SALES LTD. ,BLYTH PHONE 523-4342 4 Corn Growers WE ARE' DISTRIBUTORS FOR ALL SHELL PRODUCTS INCLUDING AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS AND BLADEX Fox :broad leaf weeds and annual grasses in corn. Can be nib with atraiine or used• alone with Water: Leaves no residue soil. For pre or early post emergent use., EDWARD FUELS GODERICH, ONTARIO Phone 524=8886• We are beginning to prepa Qpen House to be held raw day, 'April 11. We are loold forward to seeing our parents interested friends that even view our displays, GIRLS' HOCKEY On Wednesday, March 28' Ripley girl's went to Tiverto They .won 13-0. The goals ;cored by Jane Anne Coiling Laurie Coiling 3, Mary Jane Courtney 2, Lou Ann Duhatn 2_, Mary Ann Duhamel 1, asi Debbie McFadden 1. BOYS' BASKETBALL On Wednesday, March 0 Ripley Public'SchooPs "A",1 team challenged Ripley Hig School's Grades 9 and 10 boy an exciting game of basketb The High School took the le in the first quarter and led through most of the gime, final score was 55-20 in fay of the High SChool. , THE SECRET ro SUCCESS IS TO STRIKE WM ME MON MN W/TNOdnif NI YOUR RISERS BURN 111+;) M el Stanley SUNOCO GARAGE 'LUCKNOW • . PHONE 528.3430 LAKKNOW SENTINEL!, 1,OCKNOW,, ONTARIO. CHILDREN'S SALE $1,logs, 2 pr, for $5.00 Fractures Arm In. Fall At Arena . RIPLEY HURON NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blackwell and children of Streetsville and Tommy Fraser of Wingham visit- ed recently with/Mr. and Mrs. Stan. Blackwell. Mrs, Robert Engel,' Marilyn and Robbie of Dublin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and, family last Monday. They had just returned itom a week's holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and Brian spent a pleasant evening with Mr. and Mrs. All Herbert and Wendys last Wednesday. David and Bill Black of London were home for the week end with their parents Mr. and. Mrs. Wal- ter Black. Nancy McGuire was among those who played in the B.I.A. Ping Pong competition, which was held in the Ripley District High SchoOl on Saturday. A big congratulations •to Ripley School for winning the trophy: Visiting with. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton and Wendy and Mrs. W. R. Hamilton on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Russell,Tout and Susan of Kincardine. ° Miss Wendy Herbert ••,of Luck- now visited on Saturday evening • with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White and•May. Miss Joanne Van Darn and friend of Woodstock called on Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White and KINGSBRIDGE NEWS Mrs. John Howard had, the' mis- fortune to fracture her left -arm below the elbow in a fall at the Lucknow arena on Sunday even- ing. 87th BIRTHDAY T. J. Lannon of London, form- erly of Kingsbridge, was 87 years young on March 31st. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maclntyre motored to London on Sunday to help their uncle celebrate the occasion. Last Wednesday afterndon, six C,W.L. members attended CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY May on Sunday. • Mrs. Elmer• Osborne is spend- ing some time with her daughter Mrs. Ray Pennington of Teeswat- er, while Ray is in hospital in Hamilton with back problems. Mr. and, Mrs.-Robert Osborne and family visited with Mr. arid Mrs. Douglas Wrightson and fam7 ily of Bruce. Township on Sunday. a meeting held for all church women at Knox Presbyterian • Church, ,Goderich. The topic was. "Third World Development" with Peter Flemington', writer . and Director of "Mad Alive". Those attending were, Mrs. Joe Courtney, Mrs. rohn Howard, Mrs: John Austin, Mrs., Walter 'Care, Mrs. Eugene Frayne, Mrs., Mark Dalton. • SELLS FARMS Bill Livington has sold his, farms: to a family presently liv- ing in Germany. Bill has bought Jack Riddell's share in the Hen- sall ',Livestock Barns. The spring dance sponsored by the Kingsbridge Youth Club was well attended on Friday evening at Saltford Hall. • Des O'Donnell has given up sailing and began work at Good ROads, Goderith on Monday. Dennis Dalton returned to Hamilton on the week.. end to board his boat the &' 'S. Charles Dick; Danny Wilson returned to Halifax on March 26th to his boat the S. T. Gulf Canada. Peter. Van biepenbeek left Goderich March 28th aboard the Royalton. This is' the earliest sailing date in history. •Terry Dalton spent the week end in Niagara Falls and attended the Ontario. Agricultural College Reunion held in the Sheridan Brock Hotel. Shower Held . For Anne Weber WHITECHURCH NEWS On Wednesday evening 'March 21 a shower was held•in the United Church Sunday School room •for bride-to-be Miss Anne Weber.. Mrs. Milian Moore was Master of Ceremonies. 0n the arrival of Miss Weber she was presented with,a corsage .and escorted to a seat of honour decorated with • streamers and'white wedding bellS. The' programme 'began with com- munity singing, My Wild Irish Rose, Let me call you Sweetheart, You are my Sunshine, It isn't any • tro1uble to smile. Mrs: Garnet Farrier was pianist. Mrs. Dan Tiffin gave a piano solo: Mrs. Robert Ross gave read- ings, A warning to Girls, A Man at his work, and Husbands. Miss Shirley Tiffin sang a solo accord-7 panied by pianist Nliss Joan Tiffin. Mrs. Moore then told a humorous story-of the aged woman and the burglar. Mrs. George Thompson conducted a.'humorous contest. The gifts were brought in by "( Mrs. Dave Gibb and Mrs. Fred Tiffin. Anne was•assisted in opening the gifts by Miss Shirley Tiffin and her sister Mrs. Gary Jamieson. The. gifts consisted of pie plates, chinaware, table mats, set of bowls, oven mitts, towels, cannister set, chip and dip dish, cushions, bathroom scales, electric kettle, electric iron and ironing board and pad. Anne 'thanked all for coming, for their loyely gifts and invited them to visit her at her ,apartment in Wingham. ' All then sang For She's a Jolly .Good ' The sponsors serv- ed lunch. GRADE TWO NEWS Annie. MacGregor is back with us again, after having her appen- dix removed in Kincardine Hos- pital just before the Winter Break. Larry Coiling spent some of, his vacation in the hospital having' his tonsils removed. Both are looking much better; and we hope they will feel much Treat Injuries At Hospital Norman Coultes of R. R. 5 Wingham was admitted to hospit- al March 27 with concussion and abrasions to head and face when an elm tree he was cutting fell on him. Mrs. Gertrude Lockwood, R. R. 5 Clinton. received a painful in- jury to her left leg when bitten by a dog when she got out of her car.' She received emergency treat- ment and was' released. Wing- ham O.P.P. McKittrick investig-' Albert ated. Forsyth, H olyrood, age 16, received a severe displaced fracture to his right elbow March 30 during •Physical Education wrestling class at the' high ,school. He .was admitted to hospital. Francis Oldgengarm. age 7,, R. R. Gorrie received a deep laceration to his forehead when he apparently fell while playing tali and 'struck his head on a bench. Samuel Hewitt, age.29, R. R. 1 Wingharn, host control of his car and it entered the creek at the Wingham Lower Town corn- er. He was admitted to hospital with head injuries, C4cial abrasions and abdominal abra- sion. Investigated 'by Wingham O.P.P. Balzer. , Miss Annie McKinrion, R. R. Wingharn, was admitted and transferred to Victoria Hospital; via ambulance, following a fall at home which injured her left eye. She also received contu- sions, to her arms and knees.