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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-10-30, Page 13��i+A�lo QCTOB.ER 3o, 1lZ4 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LIJCK!1ow; ONTARIO Married In Ripley Church ARMSTRONG - McCREATH 1Ptesbyterian Church, Rip - ns the setting for the lghtceremony ;on October IN when Mary Elizabeth 011, Ripley, became the f Lynn Aurel Armstrong, R. marate. lode is the daughter of Mr: ls. William P. McCreath, lad the groom is the son' of a Mts. Aurel Armstrong. R. ineatdine, James Weir and Mr: 1 Sand officiated at the ling ceremony. Miss Joan a was pianist, Miss Anne n, organist and Mr. Larry las soloist. kik, given in marriage by Iter, chose a floor -length Isk matte. Her dress was' ad by her three-quarter rest on a pearl beaded rte. She carried a bouquet is and stephanotis. Idtanhoor was Miss Shirley it&. sister of the bride. She Photo by Snyder wore a flowered gown of sheer polyester in autumn shades. The bridesmaids, Miss Jean MacTavish and Miss Mary MacCharles, wore similar gowns in .varying shades of fall colours. Wayne Armstrong, R. R. 4 Kincardine, brotherof, the groom, was best man. The ushers were Ian MacDonald, Dale Armstrong, Brent Armstrong, and David COI - ling who all wore brown tuxedos with corn silk ruffle shirts. The , bride's mother chose a floor -length candy pink dress with a pink and white rose cordage. The' groom's mother chose a brown floor -length gown with a corsage of yellow roses: A reception followed the wed- ding at the Ripley District High School. Prior. to Mary's wedding the community had .a shower for her at Knox Presbyterian Church, Ripley. Other showers were held at the Kinloss Township Council Minutes Kinloss Council met in regular session on the October 3rd, the reeve and all Council present. The minutes of the September 3rd and 23rd were adopted as read. The clerk was instructed to notify the land owner on the open portion of the Pennell drain to remove the dam;. An application for severance was approvedby Council on Part of Lots 16 and 17, Plan 231 in the Hamlet of Kinlough. Council agreed to pay pit owners 15 cents per cu, yd., retroactive to January 1st, 1974. Bruce County survey' crew were appointed to do a survey on the Sth sideroad northerly from 3 R South of Durham and , on the 30th sideroad between concession 4 and 6. A request was made to the Department of Transportation and Communications to do a traffic control study for Stop and ' Yield signs 'in Kinloss Township. The report on the Moffat -Thomp- son Imp, drain was discussed and the engineer was to look at problems on Lot 28. Conc. '8 to see if an alternate route could be taken on one branch. Reservation for the Good Roads Convention will be made at. Royal York Hotel to be held in February 1975.. An application for supplement- ary for 53000.00subsidy payable was made to the M.T.C. to cover municipal drainage expenditures. The road superintendent was to order 4 new grader, tires. The following accounts were ordered paid: GENERAL Prov. Treasurer, tile dr. det. # 1-1971. 579.51;. Dick McQuillan, '1 fox bounty, 4:00 Village of Luck - ¢now. fire call. 125.00; Fraser MacKinnon. telephone, 19.32; M. M. Dillon Ltd., claim.# 4 -re: zoning by-law, 597.74; Fraser MacKinnon. part salary. 389.37; Village of homes of Mary MacCharles, Rip= ley; Marsha Humphrey, London; Janet Westbrook and Mary Lynn Forbes, London; Mr. and Mrs. Carrick Coiling, Ripley; and Mrs. Olive Hughes. Goderich. lStGameJackpot WINNER! CKNX RADIO Leasure Hunt Contest KathNMewhinney,RR1 Lucknow Receives $27Q. Garnes.6tjrnes a day, 6days a week! PAGE TgiiitTEEti Freeman Olson Gravel Pit 11/4 Miles West Of .Dungannon CHOICE CEMENT GRAVEL CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL SAND, 3/ STONE, TOP FILL FINE, MEDIUM OR COARSE PIT RUN GRAVEL ALL LOADS WEIGHED FOR YOUR ACCURATE MEASURE 10 METRIC TONS 22046 LBS. Teeswater, fire call, 200.00; Mrs: Anne Latlsdell, ' sheep claim, 100.00.; Bob . Gilchrist, insp. and mileage, 5.70; Land Registrar, 15 instruments at 20 cents, 3.00 Doris MacKinnon, 'clerical, 40.50; Wm. Evans, waste site, etc.; 121.50; Robert Purvis, sheep claim, 100.00; Bob Gilchrist, insp. and mileage, 6.75; Hanna and Hamilton Const., Taylor -Tiffin Scott Dr'.. 3690.00; Hanna and Hamilton, waste site. 305.00; Hanna • and Hamilton; Murray Drain', 170.00; Hanna •and Hamilton, clean out Ackert Drain, 4817.50; Hanna and Hamilton, Pennell Drain clean out, 95.00; Mrs. Fred Page, clean; g township hall. 55.Q0; Ontario Hydro, Street lights. 82.38. ° HIGHWAYS Frank Schumacher. pay less deductions, 252.24; Harold Smith. pay .less deductions, 598.63; David MacKinnon, pay less deductions. 509.84; Harold Smith, extra pay as foreman, 219.73; Rec. General, Un. Ins. 68.94, 'C.P.P. 68.12. 1. Tax 153.85; Ray Stanley. load and haul pit run. 1189.86; John C. Wood. surveying; 550.00; ' Herman de Bryun, fence bonus. 656.00; Aaron Showalter, fence bonus. 72.00; John de Boer, fence bonus, pit owner etc., 747.20; Durham Hdwe. and- Equip.. 4.45; Bruce County Highways, surveying. 952.73; J. W. Henderson Ltd., bridge plank. 110.53; McGee Auto Electric,' truck repair. 9.37; Lucknow Sentinel, advertisement, 4.55; Ron. Machan Hdwe., cement drill, 3.48; J. E. MacDonald. truck repair, 22.40; Frank Schumacher, telephone and mileage. 25.19;. Canadian Tire. mirror. 14.93; McArthur Tire Ser- vice. tire repair, 9.50; Equipment Saks and Service, grader repair. 575.21; Dom. Road Mach. Sales, grader repair, 13.75; Huron and Kinloss Tel. System. shop. 19;88; Whitechurch Sand and Gravel, stone chip. 3.30; Joe Kerr Ltd., dozer and scraper. 125.00; Reavie Farm Equipment. sprayer repair. 18.69; B.P. Oil Ltd.. anti -freeze etc.. 114.49; J. A. McDonagh ins.. added insurance. 8.50_" The, meeting adjourned ' until November 4th or at the call of the reeve. FRASER MacKINNON, Clerk. Happy Hearts Meet At Ripley The Ripley Happy Hearts Club entertained the Kincardine Merry Kin Club for their October meeting in Ripley Central School. Mrs. Sophia Pollock was hostess for the evening. A program had been arranged by Mrs. Gladys Huston. Mrs. John A. MacDonaldand Mrs. Frances Elliott. Mrs. Homer Devitt showed very fine pictures of a trip, to Western Canada and Northern United States this summer which included the Calgary Stampede, Edmonton Klondike Days and the World's Fair at Seattle. Her interesting commentary made everyone feel they were also on the trip. Singing was led by Reg Moore accompanied by Mrs. Roy MacKenzie. Readings were given by Mrs. Don McCosh and Mrs. Jack McLean. Mr.. and Mrs. George McDonald and Murray made ` everyone's toes° start tap- ping. Bill Arnold completed the musical portion with selections on the mouthorgan. The chairman, Mrs. Win. Arnold, presided. A short business meeting was held. Everyone was thankedfor their contribution to the Float and. Display at Ripley . Fair and to those who made such an attractive Banner which was on display at the meeting and will be used often. Frank Scott reported they had sold 19 copies of Rev. Duncan MacTav- ish's book at the Fair. Mrs. Annie Scott reported a most enjoyable bus trip to Bracebridge on October 3rd. It had been a cool but sunny day and the trees were lovely. Only 3 members were free to attend the Zone Rally in Kincardine on October, 9th, ' because it was Bowling Day and . Ripley has 6 teams this year. Mrs. Donald Blue reported that members , of the Happy Hearts Club had completed their Arthritis Campaign on sched- ule and realized $313.10 in addition .to $90 allotted to this area in last May's Telethon. The lunch committee under the convenership of Mrs. Lloyd. Arnold served a delicious lunch and everyone had a pleasant time chatting land meeting new friends. A HOME OF YOUR OWN You can own a home for less than you think You can help build it and save money a Use our plans - or yours Ask about our factory built, self help homes TRU-CRAFT HOMES Waterloo, Ontario call CLIFF EMMERTON Sales Representative POINT CLARK, R.R. 1, Kincardine Office; 395-5020 Home 395-5544