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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-09-15, Page 8.r. USED TRACTORS 4000 JOHN DEERE Al- CONDITION 96 H.P. 3020 JOHN DEERE WITH CAB 70 H.P. AND 4 FURROW PLOW 2130 JOHN DEERE/ DEMONSTRATOR, 175 HRS. nothing iruns ‘113°414 DEERO like a Deere USED MACHINERY 4 FURROW CASE PLOW, SEMI MOUNTED 3 FURROW MASSEY FERGUSON PLOW DION HARVESTER WITH 2 ROW •C0iINHEAD AND PICKUP NO. 12 JOHN DEERE HARVESTER Now Tractors in stock from '50 H.P. to 70 H.P. Special Waiver of Interest on ALL New and Used Tractors CASSIDTSIARAGE • TEESWATER, ONTARIO PHONE, 392-6402 and recommend repairs to the entrance of multi-plate 'at lot 12, concession 5. Insurance was renewed with F. F. Thompson through' Frank Cowan Company. Council approved severance on part of lots 1, and 2 3RN of -Durham Road, and on part of lot 16, concession 12: The following accounts were ordered paid:. General, $6,308.20; brains, --$1-;700.00; Highways, $34,248.15. Happy Hearts Club Start Fall Season The Happy Heart's Club of Ripley started off the Fall Season with a pot luck 'lunch at -noon Friday, September 10th at .the Legion. Hall. There was an attendance of 80 or more members and several visitors. • The theme song and sing song led by Reg Moore opened the program. Bill Henderson recited a poerii "Be a Booster". This was followed by a solo from Miss 1975 PONTIAC La MANS, 4 door. 1975 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door 1975 OLDS CUTLASS, 4'door sedan with' -conditioning • 1975 DODGE MONACO, 4 door stationwagon with air conditioning 1975 OLDS CUTLASS', 2 door, hardtop 1975 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door hardtop, 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY 3, 4 door hardtop 1974 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door . hardtop 2-1974 DODGE MONACOS, 2 door hardtops with air conditioning 1974 DODGE, 4 door 1973 LaSABRE, 2 door hardtop 1972 MAVERICK, 2. door, 6 cylinder automatic 1971 DODGE, 4 door sedan 1977 POLARIS SNOWMOBILES NOW IN ,,STOCK A FEW NEW 1976 POLARIS SNOWMOBILES STILL IN STOCK loWwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwinoviauwwwww cAlUSAL4$1.M. BLYTH PHONE. 5214342 IltinGHT• etNE. LUCKNOW sENTINEL, kocKNovitg. ONTARIO' wpoNoloATe. SEPTEMBER 115, Kinloss Township Council Minutes Kintom Connell 'met on. Septem- ber , 7th, the reeve and all council present. After the minutes were adopted, the following business was • dealt with. By-law 164915 was amended by passing by-law 7-1976 to rezone part' of lot 16, concession 5 from Al to M3. A petition was accepted from Earl Harris and others for 'a repair on the Harris drain. Court of Revision was opened on the L. W. Eadie drain and as there were no appeals, the court was closed and by-law 6-1976 was given 3rd reading subject to O.M.B. approval. The tender of Dave Inglis was accepted on this drain at $19,800.00. This is deleting the County Road portion Which the County will do' on their own and the open portion which Hanna and Hamilton Construction will con- struct at $440.00. The tender for Coldstream Concrete Ltd. -for tile was accepted at $14,264.17. H. M. Gibson Ltd. was asked to do a study SCHMID'S JEWEcLHI1NRAY AND , OWNERS— W. JOS. AND DEAN E. AGNEW PHONE 5284532 LUCKNOW .OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK — MONDAY TO 'SATURDAY; SC=41==01 LUCKNOW FALL FALL! iEPTEMBER 17 AND' BE SURE IQ- VISIT OUR DISPLAY AT THE lose Close One • Ondo Semi- Final Series On Sunday night, before a good home town crowd, the Ripley Intermediates lost to Union 24 in what could have been anyone's gime. Dan Kelly was on the mound for Ripley and struck out 11 batters, while' brother Doug called the signals. JaCk MacDonald drove in Doug Kelly'for Ripley's only run. This was the first game in the best of 2 out of 3 series in the Ontario. semi finals. Next game is scheduled for Union on Wednes,day of this week (tonight). Ripley kliminate Warminster Nine Intended for last week On Sunday afternoon, eptem- ber 5, the Ripley Intermediates travelled to Warminster and after 12 innings of play, finally defeated Warminster 4-2. Ripley won the series 2 games to none and thus are zone champions in 0.A.S.A. play- offs. The local boys now meet the winner of the Southern Zone: Elliott. Courtney and Dan Kelly shared the pitching with Eric MacLeod calling The signals. Doug Kelly scored the winning run in the 12th inning, and Blair Armstrong homered for the insurance' run. DEFEAT ALLENFORD 7-2 IN W.O.A.A. SERIES Last Wednesday, Elliott Court- ney pitched a strong game for Ripley to lead them to a convincing win over Allenford. Larry Irwin had 4 RBI's to his credit while John Rudder had a great game at short stop. INTERMEDIATES EDGE ALLENFORD 5-4 On Monday evening the local boys travelled to Allenford and came away victorious as Del Stanley and Floyd Stanley shared the pitching duties while. Eric MacLeod was behind the plate.. The team is playing fine ball and really appreciate the great support the local fans are giving them. In Allenford on Monday night 75% of the fans were from Ripley and that gives the team a big boost. Marion Munn accompanied by ,Mrs. Howard Heritage (former . Vera Crawford). Reg Moore gave several readings such as "A. Picnic" and "Value of a Smile" and others. Violin selections were given by Abbie Tout, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. oNiolet MacKenzie. Three duets were rendered by Mrs, J. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Effie Sutherland. The business part of the meeting was conducted' by Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Blue. An over 89 patty will he held at Huron Villa Lounge on - October 22nd., Mrs. Lloyd told about the canvass for the Arthritic Society to be held this month'. Miss Christens Robertson and Mrs. Mary (Donnie) MacDonald reported 'on the convention for United Senior Citizens of Ontario, held at • Brock University, St. Catharines which they attended as delegates, Angus(' 10th and 1 lth. Members were reminded that a Zone Rally will be ' held October 11th. Ripley Defeat Allipford Team Ripley defeated Allenford on . Wednesday night 4.3 and thus polished them off in three straight games to advance to the semi 'finals against Belmore in W.O.A.A. play. Elliott Courtney pitched 7 innings, then 'Del: Stanley did another great job in relief to keep Allenford off the score sheet in the 8th and 9th innings. , The Ripley runs *ere scored by' John Rudder, Floyd Stanley, Andy Burgess and Al Rhody. Larry Irwin continued to come through 'in' the clutch as he droVe in the winning run. Al Rhody and Jack MacDon- ald looked strong at the plate, each contributing 2 good hits, while Floyd Stanley had a triple and 2 singles.. "Punch" Emmerson stirred things up with his aggres- sive play in the 7th inning and then rallied the team to victory from the bench. Another good following of fans was on hand in Allenford to cheer the team to victory. lucknow Win 1st In Semi-Final Good fielding and strong pitch- ing by Hugh Todd led the way for Lucknow Intermediates to a.4-1 win over Brodhagen in the first game in the best of• three series of the VV.O.A.A. championship semi-fin- als. The game was played in Luck- now on Sunday night with a large crowd taking advantage of the warm summer evening. .4° Ladies 9 p,m. Bowling Leaguf , Welcome tO . all the new ladi and those returning for anotN year. Hope this is a good year fi all. High single, Susan Stevens( 436; high triple, Grace Hopf 5S( Games over 200, Merle Rho4 228, Grace Hopf 224, Susa Stevenson 236, Irene Nelson 201 Team pOints: Merle Rhody Violets 4, Grace HOpfs Tulips ; Barb Helm's Daffodils 5, Lin Sticklend's Roses 2; Tena Gar( ner's Asters 5, Anna JOhnstone Daisies 2. i Team Standings' Daffodils Asters 5, Violets 4,, Tulips 3, Rom 2, Daisies 2. Ladies 6:30 Bowling League , , Jessie Joynt has started season with a high single' of 24 and Pat Livingston with a hig tiiple of 549. , Games of 200 and over: Pg Livingston 216, Jessie Joynt 24(. Belle Herbert 206, Mary Clelan 204. - Team points: Gladys Moffat' Kings 4, Ruth thotnpson's Deuce 3; Kathleen MacDonald's Jacks !, Anne Riegling's Aces 2;" Bell Mole's Jokers 3, Grace Elliott' Queens 4.. Team standings: Jacks 5, King 4, Queens 4, Deuces' 3, Jokers Aces 2. 0