HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-09-03, Page 12FRED "Sales Backed by Service"
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THESE PRICES IN EFFECT ON SALE DAY ONLY!
Free Coffee • Free Donuts • Four Free Draws on. John Deere Gift Cerifficates
in denominations of 5 25, 3 50, 375 and '100! ! I No Purchase Necessary!
SAVE TWO WAYS! • _ • 11 • Save on our low, low prices above.
Save on our "On the Spot John Deere Financing". No interelt till March 1, 1981.
No payments till Jan. 1, 1981 with 25% down. Offer valid for qualified credit applicants
only. Credit offer expires Nov, 30,1980. •
Full factory warranty backed by our large parts Inventory, and competent service department. As an added service this year Mr. Steve Payne. a Johh Deere service representative will be at MeGee's during the sale to answer any
questions you May have to ask on Deere's fine service, warranty, perforrriance and ia6tory mddiOcations.
Come in and make the Best Deal Ever!!
Deal Now for Delivery as Needed.
Watch for the load of SnoWirtobiles kt front of our Dealership,
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Stanley Feed Supply (the
Ripley Chopping Mill)
Weather
For . the record each
night for the past week or
so the next day's weather
has been reported as hot,
hazy' and humid with
thtinderstorms. Under
these ideal conditions the
corn stalks have been
really shooting up. We
•pan just see all those
grain wagons heaped
with yellow corn seeds
coming into. Ripley in a
few weeks.
The yellow jacket
hornets like these con-
ditions too. They have
every pear tree located,
and as soon as a pear
shows signs of ripening
_they bite holes in it, chew
up the flesh and Glib up --
the juice. In this way they .
. are getting ready, for
those folks drinking
sweet pop at the fall fair
booths. A bee sting •is
mild to onef our them = so
beware.
Those •attending the
funeral of the late Roddy
MacDonald on Saturday
were from Detroit,
Cassia Price, Sally and
Herb. Chapman, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Price, Mrs.
Erwin Staeb; from
Stratford; Edward Robb,
Curly Davidson, Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Valad, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome Valad,
Evette Valad, Karen and
Michael Goforth, Beth
Ruller, Elsie Simmons;
from Barrie, Donna,
Austin, and Shelly
Stillwell; from Sauble
Beach, Mr. and Mrs.
John Elder, Mr: and Mrs.
Len Flood; from Toronto,
Mr. and_Mrs.—Murray
Cameron,; from. Wind-
sor, Kenneth and Barry
MacLeod, Mr. and Mrs.
Graham MacLeod and
Mr, and Mrs, Calvin
MacKay.
In Russia and some
'parts of Scandinavia,
face slapping is a popular
sport. The object of the
game is to keep slapping
untithne man calls a halt
or is knocked over.
According to the Guin-
ness Book of Astounding
Feats and Events the
longest contest on record
in' Kiev, Russia, in 1931,
Was declared a draw
after 30 hours. But
records are meant to be
beaten and at the Odd
Ball Olympics held in Los
Angeles in 1974, two men
kept up the contest for 31
hours.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Arnold (nee ,
Donna Elphick) who;were
married Saturay evening at
---Lucknew, ---------- -
Mrs. Gordon Finlayson,
Mrs. Fierence MacKenzie,
and. Mrs. Helen MacLennan
were among many who at-
tended the C.N.E. art Tor-
onto. • •
Services at " Aslaeld7X-eS'=;'
byteran Church have been
• conducted by Rev. Bill Hen-
BY MARION MSS detson on August 17 and on
August 24 by the ladies of
the W.M.S. Rev. Hugh
eat has been on'holidays. On
August..31• Rev. R. D. 114,4140,
Denald officiated.
Lorne Luther for a few days
were Mrs. Lloyd Brien and
granddaughter, Michelle of
RidgeteWn..
:Barry Elphick has accept-
ed employment in London.
;to Fansh
College for Lynn Elphic
Many front this area at-
tended the reception In Luck-
now Community. Centre for
Mr. and Mrs., Fred Phillips
on Friday evening. They are
residing in- the former Herb.
--coneession-of-Huren--Town
ship.
'he
home foilowoinn hegtesveeconinndg
(Saturday) many of the same
feJk at .a beef barbe-
que at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, 'Russell Phillips.
-171-4.
Phiek were guests .at a wed-
ding on Saturday evening at
Stratford, when the , Ver
'hoists now reside. Rita Ver- on Saturday,
hoist was the 'bride. There were Several exhib-
Finlay MacDonald and itors at the Ripley and
grandson, Tommy began District Horticultural Show
.motor. their long utor trip to Fort .,oh Tuesday last at Ripley,
Nelsonto visit Mr, and Mrs. Mrs.Gordon FinlaYson being
Tom MacDonald:— - one-of-the-principal-winners,
Returning home from Cal- David Elphick had the mis-4'
gary were Helen and Christ-. - fortune tohave a-.fire in his'
ine Simpson after a visit with combine, while at work on
their sister; Betty Anne* ' the Drennan farm.
Davey and family and broth- . Mr, •and Mrs. Oliver Mc-
ers, Alex, Charles spent the weekend in
Sitnnsen; .;;*t_ LT, * 4 t , and" Mrs,.,
' Several 'front the' area at- John McCharles and kyan, •
tended the, shower for Leslie Recent visitors with. Mrs.
Clift, bride elect, at the home Gordon Finlayion were Mr. ,
of Mrs. Mac Bell of Goderich and Mrs. Rod Finlaysou and
'girls • of Sarnia and Master
John Finlayson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. .B41 FirdaySen,
also of Sarnia,. •
Visiting Mrs. Emile Mac-
Lerman was son, Jack of.
Stratferd-JohnnYrsonof Mr,
and Mrs. Jack MacLennan
will enter University of West:
ern Ontirio this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van
Diepenbeek were-guests at
.the
S
Mann-Anderson wedding
atttrxiarinjaieknoW.
MrS".• Rhoda. MaCkenzie
now working at Pinecrest
Manef Nnrsing Horne in ,
Lucknow.
'from page 11
Elmer and Mrs.
Thompson of Kincardine
and her uncle and his wife
Mr', and Mrs. James
Kirkpatrick of Ripley.
• In talking with Elmer
Thompson last Sunday
afternoon the writer'
learned that Jim and
Florence Kirkpatrick
were able-lb stop in at the
Hanover raceway last
Saturday evening to see
their son Bill Kirkpatrick.
drive the horse owned by
•Stewart Farrell to' a win.
Bill has shown great
ability to drive winners at
Flamboro Downs,
Hamilton all season.
Grant MacKay of the
Sixth concession east in
Huron township un-
derwent surgery-in-Owen
Sound General and
Marine Hospital over a
week ago. He is still a
patient there.
During the past week
visiting with their brother
have been Mr. and Mrs.
Allister MacKay of the
sixth concession east, Mr.
and Mrs; Wilmer
MacKay of Kincardine,
and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
MacKay of Boiler Beach.
Friends and neighbours
here extend best wishes
to him.
tena and Harold Wyld
of Weston have been in
Ripley for the past couple
of weeks. They have been
visiting with his mother
Mrs. Minnie Wyle of
Huronvilla, with their son
and wife John and Karen
on Malcolm Street, with
brother Allan and wife
Wanda Mae at Point
Clark, with Bill and Nina
and family at the family
homestead on ,the sixth
concession west and also
with Donnie Wyld at his
place on the sixth.
While here Harold has
been making im-
provements to the house
at east end of the street
past Ripley . Post office
and also extending the
concrete driveway at
John and Karen's house.
Gertrude Kidney,
returned to her home
Tain Street in Ripley this
past week. Gertie had
'been staying With Betty
MacDonald in Creemore.
Andy Sande has been
on holidays • this past
week from the Ripley
Chopping Mill. He is at
his tarn." in the Langside
W hi te ch ur eh area.
Assistant Lorne
Eznmerton of Kinlough is
in charge of the Ron
tpley...
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