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Business Directory
Twliphon* 529-7848
RR 7 Lucknow, Ontario
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SALES - SERVICE , INSTALLATION
COMMERCIAL . INDUSTRIAL . IfESIDENTIAL
MacGilIivray &
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
380 WALLACE AVE. N.,
LISTOWEL.ONTARIO 291-1251
40 THE SQUARE
GODERICH, ONTARIO, 524-2677
Montreal
Toronto
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Hamilton
St. Catharines
Port Colborne
Listowel
Winnipeg
Calgary
Edmonton
Vancouver
Goderich
Guaranteed Service
Box S80
LUCKNOW
APPLIANCE CENTRE
SALES AND SERVICE
CALL KEN OR PETE
528-2946
Lucknow, Ont.
Reid & Peterson
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Wingham 357-1522
J.A. PETERSON,'C.A.
PHONE 528-2016
P.O. Box 29
LUCKNOW, ONT. 110G 2H0
Anderson .Flax Products Ltd..
DIVISION OF MIKE SNOBELEN FARMS LTD.
DEALERS IN ALL TYPES OF GRAIN
BUSINESS
(519) 528.3203
AFTER HOURS:
MIKE SNOBELEN 395.5167
BARRIE WYLDS 395-5914
Askes Bros.
Construction
Custom Homes
Cottages - Additions
Form Buildings - Renovations
RICHARD ASKES
OFFICE, LUCKNOW, 528-2726
BERT ASKES
WINGHAM, 357-3053
•
WM. R. NELSON
CARPENTRY
Area Representative.For
TRALEE
KITCHEN CABINETS
AND VANITIES
Free Estimates
No Obligation
LUCKNOW
PHONE 528-2949
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SANDBLASTING
BRICK BUILDINGS
ALL STEEL WORK
AIR HAMMER WORK
BACK HOEING
ARNOLD STOTHERS
PHONE 529-7403
FOR ESTIMATES
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MURRAY MOFFAT
Electrical. Contractors
LUCICNOW
• MONK 528.2913 4R 392-6061
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HOME — AUTO
COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE
AGENT
JEAN WHITBY
LUCKNOW
CHISHOLM
FUELS
HEATING
OILS
SUNOCO DISTRIBUTORS
LUCKNOW
Phone 529-7524 or 524-7681
BURNER SERVICE
Products For Farm, Home
and Industry
WINGHAM
MEMORIALS
GUARANTEED GRANITES
CEMETERY LETTERING
REASONABLE PRICES
Rep.:
MacKenzie Funeral Home
Bus. Phone 3.57-1910
Res. Phone 357-1015
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MacKENZIE and
McCREATH °
FUNERAL HOME
A MEMBER OF
ASSOCIATED FUNERAL
DIRECTORS SERVICE •
FUNERAL SERVICE
Services conducted according
to your wishes at your Home,
your Church, or at oUr Funeral
Home at no additional charge.
Lucknow, Phone 528-3432
or
Ripley, Phone 395-2969
Day or Night
Rep: Wingham Memorials
KARL C. LENTZ
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
TEL. 357.1087
4.
BRAD'S
PLUMBING
AND
ATING
Rwpoirs and Renovations
industrial - CawnSIrcial
and Rosidentlel
FREE ESTIMATES
398-577"1
INSURA NCE
AUTO - FARM - HOME
COTTAGES - COMMERCIAL
INVESTMENTS
R.R.S.P. and Trust Certificates
Victoria and Grey - City
Standard - Premier
Trust Companies
McDonagh Insurance
Agency Ltd.
BARRY - ROD
Phone 528-3423 or 528-2031
WM. A. (Bud)
HAMILTON
AGENT FOR BP OIL LTD.
Gasoline
Heating Fuels
Burner Service and
Furnace. Installations
Trucks Radio Equipped
For Better Service
Dial 528-3006 Res. 528-3616
Wholesale and Retail
INVESTMENT
THE STERLING
TRUST CORP.
"CITY TRUST
Prevailing Interest Rates
Your Representative
ALEX MacNAY
LUCKNOW
Rep. Stratford Memorials
amarems
VICTORIA AND GREY
TRUST CO.
For information on
TRUST CERTIFICATES
INCOME AVERAGING
REGISTERED RETIREMENT
SAVINGS PLAN
CaII Their Representative
LLOYD (Hap).HALL
528-2045
R.W. BELL
OPTOMETRIST — GODERICH
The Square
(Phone 524.7661)
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Gather for
i Former clerk -
treasurer of the village of
Ripley and long and
ardent supporter and fan
of ball and hockey teams
-throughout this area,
Walter Needham passed
away on Monday,
October 2, in Owen Sound
General and Marine
Hospital.
For several years now
a resident in. Gateway,
Haven in Wiarton, he had
only been -transferred to
Owen Sound shortly
before his passing. The
funeral service was
conducted by Rev. Jim
Bushell of St. Andrew's
United Church Ripley on
Thursday afternoon at
the MacKenzie -McCreath.
Funeral Home in Ripley.
Interment was in Ripley
Cemetery.
At Gateway Haven
Walt was always glad to
meet folks from this area
and talk with' them. A
native of the tenth con-
cession last° in Huron
Township he was born
there on October 24,1903.
He is survived by his
sister Agnes, Mrs. Peter
Leeson .and two brothers
Stewart of Ripley and
Albert AB) of Niagara
Falls. He was always a
follower of the different
sports.
Mrs. Jack MacDonald
of Ripley -brought a copy
of the . Presbyterian
Record for October 1978.
This periodical is
published monthly in Don
Mills by the Presbyterian
Church in Canada. In this
latest edition, Chris had
noticed a picture of local
interest. It was one of the
unveiling of the re-
dedicated cornerstone of
St. Andrew's
Presbyterian . Church in
Flin Flon, Manitoba on
the occasion of the
burning , of their mor-
tgage, and the placing of
a memorial wall plaque
in the sanctuary.
One of the two men
shown in the unveiling
was the Minister of the
church Rev. Richard
Sand. Rev. Sand was the
minister here at Knox
church Ripley and Ash-
field Presbyterian church
in the Lochalsh area and
just left here a couple of
years ago.
• In the drizzle and mud
last week Ron Dore of the
6th of Culross township
and Larry Carter of the
10th of Huron township
carried out land sur-
veying on lots in the north
end of Ripley.
On the Tuesday before
fall fair week'here, Glenn
Dickson of Moorefield
judged the fields entered
in the ensilage and. grain
corn field competitions
sponsored by the Ripley
Agricultural Society and
the Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
The scores in the grain,-
corn
raincorn competition were as,
follows. Gordon Pat-
terson, 83; Douglas
Campbell, 82; Donald
Forster, 80; Wes Smith,
79; Earl Elliott, 78; Bill
Scott, 76; Jim Needham,
75; Donald MacKay, 73;
Rick Smith, 72; John C.
MacDonald, 71; John
Gamble, 69; Bob
Osborne, 69; Jack
Farrell, 68; Hugh Mason,
68; Bob Blackwell, 67;
Bob Scott, 67; Ian
Courtney, 67; Keith van
der Hoek, 65; Francis
Boyle, 63; Bob Rutledge,
63; Dan A. MacDonald,
63; Walter Forster, 61;
Jack Scott, 59; and
Jim Farrell, 57.
The ensilage corn fields
were scored as follows:
Jim Needham, 86;
Francis Boyle, 85; Earl
Elliott, 82; Wes Smith,
81; Gordon Patterson, 80;
Donald Forster, 79; Bob
Rutledge, 78; Hugh
Mason, 76; Bill Scott, 75;
Rick Smith, 74; Bob
Blackwell, 73; Donald
MacKay, 72; Jack
Farrell 71; Keith van
der Hoek, 70; Ian
Courtney, 69; John
Gamble, 68; Douglas
Campbell, 68; Dan A.
MacDonald, 65; Jim
Farrell, 58; Walter
Forster, 57; John C.
MacDonald, 55; and
Dennis„Bridge, 56.
The weather has
continued being wet and
chilly, not at all kind to
fall fairs at Teeswater
and, Tiverton last
Saturday. The ground
needs drying for har-
vesting the fields of beans
and corn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
MacKenzie and family of
Unionville, Mr. and Mrs..
John Wissler of Kitchener
and- Cheri Lynn
MacKenzie of Kincardine
visited on the week end
with Mrs. Violet
MacKenzie in Ripley.
The monthly meeting of
the Ripley Agricultural
Society always held on
the second Monday
evening of the month was
changed to next Monday
evening because several
directors wished to at-
tend the district meeting
of the Federation of
Agriculture held last
Monday evening in the
Ripley Huron Complex.
Noel MacLeod of Metro
Toronto was home for the
Thanksgiving weekend.
Miss Jean MacDonald
of the staff at Pine Lodge
Rest Home is Lucknow
was home in Ripley for
the Thanksgiving
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Martyn and family of
Orilla spent
Thanksgiving weekend
with his mother Mrs.
Adeline Martyn in
Ripley.
Mrs. Ruby Corbett of
Victoria, British
Columbia, is visiting with
her sister-in-law Mrs.
Elizabeth MacDonald in
Ripley. On Thanksgiving
Sunday they visilted with
Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Ferguson on concession 6
west in Huron townships.
Thanksgiving holiday
visitors with Mrs. Gladys
Arnold in Ripley were
Mrs. Laura Kearns of
Cambridge and Mr. and
Mrs. 'Hector Knight of
Picton.
Holiday visitors with
Don and Anne McCosh
were Mrs. Betty Orr of
Arthur, Mrs. 'Audrey
Schandlin of
Mississauga, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim McEwan of
Kinloss, Mrs. Muriel
Osborne, Mrs. Lillian