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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-01-30, Page 14Inventory Clearance Sale of John Deere Snowmobiles and Snow-blowers Just in time for t srtow" Spcials! John Chninne H.P. 2 cut snowblower " $795 V John Down 10 H.P. .3V cut snowblower.. $895 Model 320 SnoWthrower $299 All greatly redue'ed! Caith and carry or flOancing arranged on tho spot with ' as little as. 10°/0 DO INN if you qualify. All units pro.doliverod and carry'full warranty. No trades at these low prices. All specials in effect while stock lasts. Hurry inior best selection. 20 /0 off all snowmobile suits and accessories Spitfire Snowmobiles 440 Liquifire, 440 Sports ire, 440 Trailfire, 340 Trailfire -all-at similar savings • 4 sixth concession of Huron, just east of the Parnell *. homestead now owned. by Mr.' 404. Mrs.. BrookS77ust a few years ago Oliver Smith moved the barn onto a"'new Concrete foundation and lixedit, On selling this fartn Mr. and ;Mrs, Dahmer Moved to another farm On the sicieroad east of the town 'of Kincardine,. This sideroad was ,soen called the well .known DOmer, sideroad. . Just last summer and fall it , was paved ard' now forms part of Highway 21 - the section frOrn The Smith Line to number 9 High, way at the tep'of the hill; On thiS farm Mr. and Mrs. Dahmer raised their family and the farm is still owned in the family name. At this time it could be noted that until Mr. Dah- mer's death a week ago, there were three men all born ,oh the sixth con- cession within a stretch'of two miles Who made , it well over 90 years of age Along with the late John Dahmer, they are Dan Wylds„of the 12th con- cession 'west in Ashfield; township and John McMurchy of Lucknow. Just a year ago John was - the oldest -man at --the:' Ripley fall fair. Mr. and: Mrs. Dahmer lived. for some years in the town of Kincardine following their retirement from the farm. Then suffering ill health -they both entered' nursing homes. For a -time Mr. Dahmer was at the Pinecrest Manor in Lucknow before moving. .to Ghderich. The sym- pathy Of all those in Ripley and Huron who knew John Dahiner is extended to his wife and family meinbers. Coiling as the shipper of a large cow owned .by Leonard Reid of Reid's • Corner. George and Jeannie • Marie MacLennan and son Cohn of Agincourt motored to Ripley late Friday afternoon to visit .With her aunt Florence MacDonald. Although • there were two heavy snow squalls in•the Lake HUren area, at this time, they encountered no snow Yards in Terente is now given on Friday. evening instead of Saturday noon ' ho0r. Last Friday's 1 i sting—mentionetrAllan infant daughter Diane. were,,able , into, Baker's' Lake ' , or-'_„ -thwest Territories ast Wed., Jan. 23 on the tail . end of a winter :storm there, Arnold is employed there by Transport Canada. This coming weekend: on' Sun., Feb. 3; Mrs. Jennie McLean of Ripley will mark her$8,th bk- thday, Ripley area folks extend best wishes to Mrs. McLean on this f appy occasion. 'The ormer Jane Hellyer, she was born and spent her early years in the Lion's Head - Ferndale area, north of Wiarton, on the Bruce Peninsula. The Ripley and District Lions Annual Midget Hockey tournament was held last Saturday in the Ripley Huron Community Complex. In the cham- pionship game the score was Blyth 7', Lucknow 4, and in the consolation game BruSsels 7, Ripley 1.. Other teams , playing here were Tiverton, Howick, Elma Logan (Monkton) and Paisley. Niels Ftederiksen of Malcolm-Street is visiting with friends in Toronto at present. He went to the city on Sun., Jan. 20 with Cindy Wyld of Weston, and °friend. They 'were visiting with her brother and wife, John and Kaien Wyld also of Malcolm Street. The weekly livestock marketing report on Wingharn from the Ontario Livestock made from her home in Kincardine, to the Nor- thwest Territories, Mrs. BertWalden Agarne$1,11_,Lat `- -.r gr.anddaughterT the former Diane MacKenzie from the 12th of Ashfie, her'husband and their infant daughter, arriv'ed safely home. Mr. and Mrs'. Arn old Clifford and On MPUday afternoon of last weekaan. 21, just the day before winter returned with its blowing snow peratures, Norman Sch. neidt of Walkerton drove over to, R ipleyand spent a ° couple of hours here with Fran and Ab Wylds. Norman, showing for the. Rosner Farms in the field crop , class at the Royal Winter .Fair in the . coliseure, was iwarded':' 23 prizes on his 24 exhibits. On the same three grain sheaves he exhibited_ at r the. Ripley fall fair, 'he got first for Wheat and third on oats and barley. He had 'two Seconds in the _different hay classes and a third • on corn cobs. Jim • Richardson also of Walkerton' and :well known in the Ripley area got fourth on his turnips. In the overall, judging of the sheaves Roy Goltz of FalkenbUrg got the championship with his oat sheaf., About noon last: Wednesday Mr. and.Mrs. Carl:Brennan left on their trip to Florida. During their stay *in the South Carl and Pat will visit with friends there. While they are away, their daughter Mrs. : Shelley 'Barker with the help of . clerks Lode Peterbaugh and Linda Guse are running the grocery store in Ripley. On Tuesday of. last week, Jaii. 22, 1980, John Dahmer died in Maitland Manot Nursing Horne in Goderich in his 97th year.. )' The ftineral service With Rev. Hugh Nugent of Knox Presbyterian Church in Ripley of- ficiating was held last Friday afternoon at the Mae-Kenji-6- --‘1VIcCielth Funeral Home in Ripley. Temporary entombment followed in the chapel here. Spring burial will be in the Ripley cemetery. He is survived' by his wife the former Nora Eleanor Stirling; two e sons Melvin and Jack of Kincardine township; and three daughters * Margaret (Mrs, Lloyd-. Cline) of Goderich, Jean' (Mrs. Harold- Woods) of London and Mildred (Mrs, • Ted -Burt) Of Kincardine township; also a number of gran- dchildren "' and great grandchildren. He was predeceased by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dahmer Sr. of Huron township and Ripley, brothers Peter and Henry Of Millarton and Adam of Atwood, and one sister Lizzie of Ash- field township. John Dah- mer was born on Wed- nesday, July 11, 1883, on his parents' farm, the east half of lot 23 on the sixth concession west' in Huron township. The house and adjoining Orchard are. gone but the barn still stands. Just to the east was his grand- ' parents' farm on which of as located the Dahmer School back in the 1880's. John and his wife had their cartn• also on the jailing- on their way •up • from Toronto. is It reported that Mrs, Emma Wylds' and Mr. ,hrtne -Wylds from : ad- joining fartris on the sixth concession west are' both patients in Kincardine and District Hospital. • Well :known' musician on C.K.N.X. for many years Don Robertson died this past weekend in Westminster Hospital in -London.--T .Among the familymembers sur-. viving is Mrs. Archie Parker, a • sister and a . former resident of Ripley/ In a telephone call thereFlying . done by • stages according •to the prevailing weather ,conditlons, • They were , 0.. taken to Toronto :.airport by Diane's parents Mr. ;and Mrs. Jack MacKenzie, From Toronto they flew to. DrYden in Northern' Ontario,. then , to. Win, niPeg, next to Churchill, then home to Baker Lake. Mrs, Diane Clifford came back to Ontario: for-the- birth of her baby- And while waiting she stayed with .her grandmother, Mrs. 13ert Walden, well Tara to page 1$* CHARGEX SWIM VISA FRED ,kff McGEE AUTO ELECTRIC SID "SALES BACKED BY SERVICE 355 Josephine Street, Wingharn Ph. 357-1416