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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-01-16, Page 13ID RUC .111"0111111E "WELL WORTH LOOKING FOR" EFFECTIVE MONDAY, JANUARY 14 TO SATURDAY, JANUARY 19 \ WATCH ;FOR THESE ADS -THEY'LL SAVE YOU MONEY 11—.2 TABLETS WAMpoLes 112 PLAIN 100's SUGG. LIST 1.39 CHOCKS 100's SUGG. LIST 4.49 CONTAGC CONTAC-C 10's' SUGG. LIST 1.69 ' 0 BAN ULTRA DRY ANTI-PERSPIRANT 9 oz. SUGG: LIST 1.97 BENYLIN COUGH SYRUP oz: HALO SHAMPOO • S oz. SUGG. LIST 1.09 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ELMER UMBACH DISCOUNT PHARMACY LUCKNQW • • PHONE 5284004 THE laUCKNOW SENTINEL, ONTARIO • e EDNESDAY, JANUARY 16 1974 The people of the` Ripley-Huron area were sorry to learn that Bert Breckenridge had the misfortune to suffer a fractured hip early last week. At the time Bert was a pat- ient in Kincardine and District Hospital and was taken by am- bulance to St. Joseph's Hospital in London. His wife Ivlapel was already a patient in St. Joes and at this time of writing she contin- ues in the Intensive Care Unit there. Bert is on the fourth floor where also are' Mrs. Patterson, 'Mrs. Munn and'Mrs. Osborne; all of this, area . Able to be back home to Ripley from St. Joe's are Lloyd Wylds and Jeff Rouse who were hospitalized there for several weeks. • * • Mr. and Mrs.. Russell :Breckenridge of Lions Head are in London at this time. Russell,'Bert's brother and former blacksmith in Detroit, has now retired to his home in the Bruce Peninsula and he keeps Ripley friends informed concerning Mab- el and Bert. The people of ttiple and area hope for news of their improveMent. • • Early Wednesday afternoon the ° Ripley fire siren, located on the new Huron township municipal,,., building in the north east corner of Ripley, sounded loud and clear. The location of the fire was at Lurgan - down the hill 'at the "foot" of the fourth concession, near the mouth of Pine River and Lake Huron. 'A workshop - stor- age shed owned by Charles J. Hill of 2 Saint Arnauld Street in the Alma townsite was being warmed with a stove and it is thought pos- sibly over heated pipes were the cause. Fortunately when it was detected Mr. Hill left .the building closed up so that, no fresh air would enter and immediately sum- moned help. Further , the Ripley Fire truck t.driven by Bob Johnston, accompanied by Ivan Cook, was met at Pine River and guided to the scene: at 2 Arnauld St. fire Chief. Doug Liddle.gives credit to' these two things in 'helping the firemen save. the building and possibly other nearby cottages. It is understood that the cottage of 'former Ripley- ite Roy Wilson, is near this place. Ffteman Jack Scott drove the new tanker truck down while fire- men Clarence Pollock and George Mcliean, along, with Doug Liddle and Oraen Rock, drove down in' their cars. The seven members of the Ripley•Fire Department got • quickly to work. They removed a roof ventilator and were able .to gel the water hose into the build- ing from the roof without still opening the door. They also cut a hole in the foot thick ice of the Pine River' in case additional water beside that contained ,in both the fire truck and fire tanker truck would be needed'. However it was not needed. Chief Doug Liddle and his men were most thankfUl to be met on the road and guided to the location. They would appreciate if this could be repeated on future calls to the Point Clark area. * *. • • Mr. and Mrs. Murray Weber of Malcolm Street in Ripley motor- ed to London with their datighter 'Theresa last week. ,Theresa who had'been a patient in Kincar- dine for a couple of days the previous week, was down to Vic- toria hospital for a further check. She was able to return home with (her parents. ' • LOWER I 15 when George McDonald retired from the position. .During the New Year's shipment Leonard sent down a Charolais veal heifer weighing 360 pounds for Jim Brooks of concession 12 in Huron Township. It' brought a top price of $71.65• per hundred pounds on the Ontario Livestock Market in Toronto. This past week he had four heifers owned by Delbert Wilson, east of Reid'.s Corners on the fourth concession, which were mentioned, in last Saturday's CKNX report as bringing $45.10 per hundred. • Also mentioned in last Satur- day's summary was a shipment made, by Burton Shewfelt , north of. Kincardine:- • • • On Friday, February 1st.; Miss Judy Hodge , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hodge , will receive 'her ILA. degree at the Convoca- tion at' the University of Guelph. Ripley ar friends extend congrat ulations tb Judy who attended the Ripley Huron Central School and the Ripley District High School. lit is quite possible that'the convocation 'exercises will be held in Mills Hall at the Univer- sity if 'memory serves this report- er correctly. • • • • • Mr. and Mrs. Niels Frederiksen were in Toronto this past week.' Niels was undergoing a regular rnedical check at North Branson HOspital and his wife Nora accom• panied him, • • • • The COminunity -Development group will meet in St. Andrews United Church„ Ripley on Mon- day, January 21 at 8.30 p.m. to hear Courtney MacDonald,, Darryl •and Daphne Gopaul of London ' speak on Laboratory Services in connection with the Medical Centre , and serving neighbouring communities as well. This should be a most interesting and enlight- ening Meeting as this could be- come one of the main laboratories this side of London and a great asset to this community. Every- body is welcome. ZION SAGE THIRTEEN • WHITECHURCH AC and Mrs. Bob Evans of Hamilton on Sunday were visitors with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans on' their way home from Owen Sound, where Bob had at-• tended a meeting on Saturday. • Mr. •and Mrs. Eldon Lowry of Ripley vicinity were visitors on Thursday with Mrs. George Fisher,' Wingham and Mr. Fisher; a pat- ient at Winghasn Hospital. 'Wallace Conn left on the week, ends() spend a few days with. Mr. and Mrs. George Conn and family at Sherbrooke, Queb- Mrs. .Earl Caslick is spending a few days with her.daughter Mks. Ronald Coultes and Mr. Coultes. On Thursday Mrs.. Miller of Goderich visited with her parents I*. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes of East Wawanosh. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Eunice Gillespie was admitted _ _ to Wingham and District Hospital on Saturday. he community wishes her a speedy recovery. Chalmers Pres terian Church will hold their annual congrega- ° tional meeting on January 25 at 1.30 p.m. and Langside congreg- ational meeting will be held Jan- uary 26 at 2 p.m. Chalmers Presbyterian church has, been having bad luck with their furnace. For three Sundays previous to• January 13 the furnace just did not heat the building. # The men came and afte; much work finally got it repaired. To- day January 13th went out again. This time the fuel tank was emp- , ty. Hence a half hour service was held. Mr. and/Mrs. Victor Emerson of Whitechurch and Mrs. Bob Bregman of Langside were at Mr. and Mrs. Evan Keiths, 2nd con- cession 'Kinloss, on Friday where Mrs. Emerson and Mrs. Bregman audited Maitland Presbyterian W. M.S. books ke& by Mrs. Evan Keith". This Week In Ripley BY AB VI/YIDS. Last Friday Howard. Hodge in- stalled mountings on top of thee' dew Ripley-Huron fire pumper truck for carrying the long alum-, inurn ladders needed so often in fighting building fires and rescue work. Chief Doug Liddle pointed out that this truck is now fitted to carry the two portable pumper ' motors, a folding canvass water reservoir and a number of tools. After. Howard and his' assistant Don Paquette had completed servicing the truck Doug drove it back to the Huron Municipal building. When the Ripley firenten are out ona call,, former Chief Gordon Scott and village foreman Ambrose Gamble always-remain at the Huron township shed in case of another fire call coming into Ripley. ,The new co-op livestock ship- per for this area , Leonard Court- ney of the Amberley district, has had two sales recently which re- ceived mention in the, weekly round up. Leonard started ship- ping out of Ripley on November Mr. and Mrs. Torn Helm and his brothet , Mr, and Mrs. Art -Helm spent Sunday 'with their mother , Mrs. Robert Helm, in University Hospital, London. Mr. nand' Mrs. Cameron Mac- Anley of Ripley had Sunday din- ner with Mr. and Mrs. Frank • Ritchie. NOW AVAILABLE ON 1 si and A2Mortgage* anyiliere in Ontario on : RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL. COMMERCIAL and FARM PROPERTIES.' Interim financing on new • mirieruction or land diveloptent FOR 'REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA PHONE .SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS AND CONSULTANTS LIMITED (519) 7444535 Collect Head Offic Willer. St. E., Kitchener, Ontimr10 WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH, Ali Men's Coots and Work SoCks 15% OFF 9;900001696WMISWP LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OP 'I