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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-01-30, Page 1630 Phone 528-3112 100% SOLID STATE 01.0R reer The KENTON 20" COLOR TV (100% Solid State] Features induck O C16 Chassis 41 Super rectangular 'Electrobrite picture • Electromatic Operation — truly auto- matic • Color that you set once and never worry aboUt again • This includes Electrolok, Electrotint, Electrocolor and Automatic Brightness $569." Electric ucknc'w RIAandGREY TRUST• COMPANY SINCE 1889 Serving & investing 61 your community, . . Lyle #ZurbrIgg- Manager 524-7381' 100 KINGSTON ST., GODERICH WEONE WAY,' "JANUARY HENDERSON [UMBER LTD. PHONE 528-3118' . LUC1CNOW' Robert Blake, age 21', R. R. 2 Brussels , ,collided with another Garin Brussels. He received 'a laceration •to the face, was repair• ed and, later released. Wingharn 0.P .P, Ricker investigated. Jaseph •Reinhardt, R. R. 2 Tees- water., lacerated his right hand January, 26 while repairing his • car. It was repaired and he' was later released.r Andrew Pritchard, age 1 1/2 years, R. R. 3 Wingham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pritchard, and Miss Deborah Currie, age 2, R. R. • 1 Wingham ,'daughter of Mr. and Mts. Bruce Currie ; ingested 'War- farin. Both were treated and" ad- mitted to hospital. Their condi- tion was satisfactory the early part of the week. , Ronald Brooks; R. R. 3 Lucknow, receivedffacial lacerations Janu- ary 26. While he was loading coin on his farm, a large mass fell and struck the patient who fell Striking his face on a . wheel barrow,. He was treated and releated. Mrs. Jane LeT‘'an, lAringtiarn , received painful Ed and 3rd deg- ree Wits to her left hip, abdo= men and right, wrist 'when she spilled boiling water over herself arr idettally ,• Suzanne G ttbb, age 4, Blue- vale, received a laCerated left great toe wbe a fish aquarium fell on it. LTO.Ete 34cRae , R,. R . 2 Tees-hater , reived a fracnired finger' of, her left banC while help- inz• htyr,b2sh TzTthitzt the triad - tot. She was treated an released Mrs, 1•":.-e•=...-4l 'wvikteeler ite',,rave , was ad mitt tc tospul: %ILL, ankle pox:its v.iffred zr;, a fail cocalag otc o ch:arCkl. - y as „ Treat injuries At Hospital At Sunday evening's meeting • the chairmen of the different corn.- rnitteet were directed to add members to their respective com- mittees and have meetings prior tc the, next big meethig which will be held in the auditorium of the Riplev-Huror. Central School on. March .3rd at E p.m.Thii will Inc hide all committee ' members as well as those at iast Sunday's imeeting Certainly it was a successful financial venture. The executive in charge then were Chairman Herb Farrell, assistant'.chairman Gordon Stanley ; secretary Ab Wylds, treasurer bank manager John Willocks later succeeded by clerk Dan MacKay , ppblicity, advertising and compiling reunion booklet Don IvicLay and Ab Wylds. *gibers of the municipal councils of Huron Township and Ripley village were the committee chairmen.' The refreshment booths were managed by Ab Wylds, and. Nelson Hodgins. A very suc- ir-Pcsful and well attended histor- ical pageant was written and dir- ected by Mrs. Margaret (Donald) Blue and Rev. Douglas A . Brydon. Ashfieici Native Pied in Lon on Nik.s. JAMES BAROOVR There passed away at St. `Jos - eph's Hospital, London; on Sun-, day, January 20, 1974, Ida E. (Sherwood) Barbour in her ,SOth year. She was a daughter of the late Samuel and Emma (Twamley) Sherwood anci was born in ASh- field Townshi n March 4,1894. On June 3 1 14 she married James Barbour of West Wawanosh, who predeceased her in 1967. She was also.predeceased by a daugh- ter Mrs. Albert (Verna) Rundle in 1960., an only grandson Jamie GOntier in 1971 and four brothers Wesley , Ernest , James, Charles and two sisters Mrs .. Elliott (Lay - Ma) Miller and Mrs. Leslie (Den- eda) -Ritchie. • SurviVing are one daughter Mrs. Gordon (Frieda) Gontier of London; three granddaughters, one sister 'Mrs, Andrew (Matilda) Gaunt of Lucknow and "one brother Earl of . Carlow. The funeral service ,was held at the A. Millard George Funeral Home, 60 Rideau Street., London on Wednesday, Jamiary 23. Rev. Clifford G. Park-of Wesley-Knox United Church officiating. Pallbearers were Albert Rundle , Eugene Supryka , Robert Baker , Dennis O'boud, Alvin Ritchie Murray Gaunt. Interment was . in Forest Lawn MemOrial Gardens London. Officers Meet At Ripley .HOme On January 14th the Women's Institute, DiStrict officers of Bruce East , Grey South and Bruce South met at the 'home of Mrs.. Francis Gemmell, Ripley, the Provincial board member. Mrs.*Gemmellsave.a good re- port of the board meeting held in Toronto and discussed a number of articles from this meeting. The dates of the District annuals are Grey South, May,28th at Holstein: Bruce East, Mav 30tb at Walkerton; Bruce South, May 21st in Ripley. • • A number from our district at- tended the funeral of Mrs. Pardy, editor of Home and Country. Mrs. RIPLEY —HURON, CONTINUED FROM PAGE i union is also being held with the object of raising some funds for the new Ripley , Huron; and • District Recreation Complex. Al= though each year the Ripley-Huron Fall Fair has advertised the last Saturday in September as a "home coming reunion event", this will be the first big. reunion since hold- ing the Ripley-Huron Lewis. Cen- tennial Reunion in August 1952. That event was quite successful in most ways. ALL WATERPROOF GLUE LINE IN ALL THICKNESSES . 9/8,, 30/4.” PHENOLIC BONDED WOOD WAFER. PANELS of 101 Building Uses Member Canada Deposit. Insurance Corporation EVENING APPOINTMENTS ARRANGED VG devoted entireli to serving The senior Trusr Company the people of Ontario: egistere Retirement Savings Plans See us now and Save Tax Dollars winter -Months are only by app& merit and the home will be clos for February. ' Mrs. Diamond of New Hambur "will lead a course in "Business Proceedures" at' Teeswater in, April. . A tasty hinch was served at noon by the hostess and at the close of the meeting. Mrs •' Sharpe of Durham thanked .Mrs . Gemine for the informatiVe meeting she had Conducted. Twe retta ith th ent t Je Mil is wa ea al vera: Mr. nff, th lv d bo On I Ga 9th Ba ong end edne The Id ii nch Plat tilt be eeti TTE •Mr, tent rl I urc nst ars FINA JUS Austin Zoeller of New Hamburg will be the new editor. An officers' conference .will be held this year for the Presidents and resolution Conveners at Branch level and, resolution conveners at District level. The Erland Lee Homestead, a F. W.I.0 project, was discussed and 6000 people toured the home this past'summer., Tours in the THE LUCKNOW Waitlik4; iNCKNOW, ONTARIO r.