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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-03-12, Page 17IN STOCK HARDWOOD DOWELLING 1/4 ", 6/16", 3 /8 ", 1/2 ", 543" 1. • Wall Panels Atlantic Oak I (Overlay Panel) .93 each 1 Also Coloured Nails and Matching Trim t i i i • John W,Hencierson Lumber Ltd, Locknow Phone 52,84118 ,14 • ...-........ 6 **ft... We .4 t,......• p.....o......4.1-...•• 4...."1•• ..............•-.A.mr.....,.. se"...........1,..a,...4 NS* .......••••••.....• v....A •••••645 ....410,.........4.......1 ---WhicivOtten-Sh-ur,Gain niineratnibms • is best tor your liVestoCk needs? 'We'll gladly show you which and why! Some-folilcstbalieve one=rniheral-rnjx.is_anough- Shur,Gain. research disagrees. In a.land as big as Canada. there are wide ranging mineral reeuirements relating to forage used, water, soil type. age-and' condition of liveStock While Shur Gain offers ten mineral products you'll probably just need one. 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Folks weekend and the funeral articles•and furniture and in Ashfield and served in YQzq.P,.*.T„tt. who is known Who lives at the north end here all. wish Nelson the service way's held in anyone Wishing to donate' the First -World War " throughout this area, just -, of William Street in Ilea. Turn to gage 230 —shOald,-'c'all---Mr-s-J-ewell-----befor-e-going-w.es.t.--celebrnted.._his-80th._birl• ' Ripley— . .,.....:-4.-..„.......-.-„de,!....-.,---,7-,-,-,.....,.. 1.1111-1111•111111111-1•11•11m (Del) Stanley, , or Mrs. 'The.... second clipping' thdaY two Weeks ago on ' Down to ,visit' Nelson f -- — moo•um 1 Marlow' (Alen) McLean' from the • Acton Free Thurs., Feb. 28, Ho dgin s in Victoria or Mrs. Geis for the Press dated Wed., April The• .Ripley Huron w, Hospital,, . London' this details. It is understood . 24, 1974 tells otthe search Fig P urfi---Skating Club' ast weekend were his that they speak Can- carried out' by mi. and • presented• their annual, , wife ',Irma,. son Joe and tonese. - ' Mrs. Glen Smeltzer of , figure skating show last daughter KerrY all from This reminds the writer Frankfort, Michigan Ripley and daughter to . 'Sunday afternoon in the that back hi the summers . find the 'original family Ripley Huron Community Mavis from, -Viingham. ,f the early forties a ' settler in .Ontario , After Complex with a capaelty Kerry reports that her rooming! house friend' 'in many attempts.. to find crowd in attendance. dad ' was feeling some' - Toronto was .Dr. •• Fel . some,-records they-were Bright sunshine and dry' better.--Nelson had a- Tsao, head of the English heading home in 1972 and.., pavement made a nice, struggle over the pasttwo Department: inthe • 'at the garage where :they:, afternoOn for the cars University , Canton, were filling with streaming down tO the Well, we did' not learn gasoline they learned Complex. CantoneSe (Chinese) but 'that a. Gordon Sri eltZer ; The show was called', sure helped broaden his just lived,- a few miles "Jet Age" with the club English vocabnlary. And away; on the , Fifth Line Kathy his' name is pronounced of Erainosa. • professional " MacKay. 'The pair of "FAY SAW"here' their luCk guest skaters ,Were mrMrs.`Belle Henry of turned .with the help''of : Catherine Cardiff and 7 From Ripley celebrated her Mr., and Mrs , Gordon,Keith Barber from sat, Smeltzer . of Rockwood 98th birthday on Brussels. Skating solos area they were able fo, mar. 1. A resident in numbers were. Kathy Huronvilla, Belle find what they were was MacKay and Kathy Boyd. remembered with cards, . looking for. Also guest soloist - was phone calls, visits and, -Each day, of the week Carol Hanks of Kin- gifts from her many Bill. Thompson of the cardine. And the Kin- friends and she thanks • CKNX news staff is heard cardine Figure Skating each and everyone. She on the Wingharn radio as Club did a number. also has, a special Word of he interviews some Special thanks goes to thanks for her niece, Mrs. person on . his "Good Len and Jan. Stilling for Isabel Brooks and those News about . Peopie and their .work on the who helped to brighten , Events in WeStern costumes as well as to her day. Ripley area fOlk's Ontario". Last Thursday many others. for -making join 'in wishing Mrs. he' was heard talking -to it a successful and en- Henry • well on this ne- Bert McDonald of joyable afternoon. Lucky casion. Gpderich about making winner of the draw on the On Monday afternoon of last week, March 3, 1980, Art Smeltzer of the 2nd concession west in Huron Township handed an envelope to Ab Wylds • in Ripley. It contained two newspaper articles pertaining to the family history of the Srweltzers. The first one was the- obituary of Gordon Sme1tzer, prominent businessman in Edmonton, who- was still a private airplane licensed pilot at the age weeks ,having suffered, an aneurysm which is a rupture off the aorta DASHWO06. E.nTEA - MT cARMEL; GORBETT~~i HURON; R0. N 5 11 'COUNTRY .I CORNER SIGN, .TiJtONDON, 37•345 1.• v. „am ••• •••••• YAMAHA SERVICE AND PAM:L....L.1 HOURS: MON.. 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