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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 25, 1984—P 13 ••
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brought back to d that time -in early
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HOR "Dl i HA iii R m c- killed.: in the area: Writer Ab • Wvld.s M
S .. dna by Ab wylds
to a steel fQr4bug
reerr►ghas the onehewalked
�,.� steel, ba �e„�cksr...Garde* T
� nt Tt .bel
a' hale packs for'lar round bales, $1:7. ;,
le,.h to Seater bowls, .5180.-,+ $590:,
iDa alero '---404
Owen. Martin . !Iai4uifactitr,
ing,.:699 4144, • 04
U1v stOelf :� . .
J CHAROLAIS SALE Saturday, Februai
5. p.m. London Fair Grounds, 65 lots.
Contact Doia� Moore Farms; R. # 4,Glencoe,
Ontario, (519) 287 -5927, -:Arrow Acres, R #
6, 14agersville;:' Ontario, (516) 76`5 3.864.
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CLASSIC HEREFORD $AI,. , ,12,30.
Thursday,. februua „2,:.1984, at the
Canada Farm. Show .0 4E. x: Toronto.. 'For=
catalogues contact: Craig Lumburner, R. # 1,
Caistor Centre, Ontario, LO 1E0. Phaide
(416) 957-3695.
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BERG ABLE EQUIPMENT
-Cleaners, Bunk �.�Feeders,. Silo Unloaders,.
FarrowingCrates, Water Bowls,Cow Stalls
and Hog Panelling. Contact UOyd Johnston,
it. R. 3, Hoiyrood, ephone 395-5390. ;
BUTLER - `Ring Drive Silb Uriloaders, Big
aim Silo Unloaders, Volume Belt Feeders,
Convey n Feed Cattle Feeders; Single Chain
conveyors,- Bain ,Cleaners, 4.Oswalt °Ensil-
FARMATIC,”. -.• Mender Hammer Mils,
Blender Roltee• MillsMilW Blender Mills for
A.t
found Hi -Moisture corn, , AUgers, ,' leg
Elevators , �; � , .
:ACORN r ' Cable :Barn Cleaners -
WESTEEL,ROSC{# Grain= Bins, 1350 to
.250,000 ba,, Bulf'Feed Tanks
remembers t e ni t
along. liege. Street to the Maple r:Leaf
in Toronto • was forty ow and
we; had.tft,beat -our. cheeks. at times to keep
theli a freezing, The next morni g the
headline, on the Toronto Globe newspaper
was "Walkerton-Coldest.Jin Ont. - minus 55
degrees F."..
'We theught :that the date was Thursday,
Feb. "8, 1934. u t to `mike sure we Calledd.
harold "Toby', Greer of Lik.ckinnviihekeeps
the weather records. In a Couple of minutes
he checked them and said 'that it was the
evening of Thursday, Feb. 8 and the morn-
ing of Friday, Feb 9.
Tip April 1935 Ab Wylde helped Mac
McGuire .at his farm At the south west cor-
net or the lSth, and 2nd Concession - three
blocks .south,ef Ripley cutdown:, 24 of his ap-
pie treeskilled as the result of freezing that
Wight. `,The trees died through the summer..
months in 1934:;
West Germany •
ofPi'ta.Zi fel of. Ri p ley and Marina Cameron
a River expect toTetur ►a home in about
12 . days. from . their present visit.
Heidelberg, West Ge m - y. On,Feb. '6 they.
are scheduled to fly into Toronto.
Newviilage clerk
New clerk of theivillage of Ripley is Mrs.
Doug Stevenson She is the former Susan
Waldendaugl daughter '-of Ray and. Ruby Walden.
of .. Huron Township. Bill McCreath is
assisting her in learning the' work required
in this position.
Bill has been clerk since July 1967 when he
took over from Walter Needham and before
Walter•it was. Gideon Ruttle.
Inhospital
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Ripley 'folitt,, Kincarr, dine. and District are'iVj"abel �B ,. enri a Fran
efit � ,
Wylds;_ Ada Farrell, Stewart Needham,
I1 milton Maef innon, Jack Carter, John
Coiling,. and Orland McLeod: :Mrs. Farrell
was•riished°thereon Sunday' after suffering
Et heart attack in•he hoe:
ACME Fan ;Jett Ventilation:' Systems
HOULE - liquid Manure -Pumps, Cleaners,
Steel Trusses r .. « -
B & L 4,•,Complete Hog Confinement Systems
*'SWRRY:SLINGER. Liquid Manure Spxead-
LAY . Parts and. Service for Clay Equip-
enint
ALSO -Electric ..Feed Carts, Straw Chop:
pers,. Fibre -Tunnels, :Ritchie Heated. Bowis,.
Hurst Equipment
We,HandleEverythtng'-40m'ost.
LOW FARM SYSTEMS LTD..
At Amberley.
R. R. # 1,,Kincardlne
-
Phone 395-5286
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of e�crti�ve
retail ads
Masten the magic
Of successful
:,retailing with
our ad foxmuta.
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The
Lucknow Sentinel
528-2822
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Van To Se®Is.
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£OQKIN.G *Cash crop, beef, hog, dairy
farms or town . and country 'Mimes In
f iron ;or Bruce Counties. We would be
pleased to discuu What you aro looking
-_for. We have farms from 50 acres to .600
acres .available, some with excellent
financing available.
THINKING of sailing property we would
b pleased to - discuss multiple listing
sriwici available.
For further rinformation please call
WARREN,ZINN, 529-7350
;CLETE DALTON, 529-7420
TERRY ZINN, 529-7350
COFFEE BREAK
Too oftenvan open mouth is controlled by
a dosed mind.
I?rooNAc
REAL ES ME BROkER
528-2031
Lucknow
Listings Wonted
Farm
• dome
Cinunerckd
• Cottage
FRASER MCKINNON
Res. 395.2880
DAVIT Ms KINNON
395,2483
BARRY McDONAGH
528-3821 •
Moved to.Lucknow
Katherine Murray.of. Broadview Ave. in
Toronto was ,transferred froth. Wellesley
Hospital, where she has been ° a,patient since
before. Christmas, to the Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Home ,in Lucknow last Wed., Jan.
18, Katherine visited this past summer in
Ripley. She spent July with her sister: Annie
andihusband Hamilton MacKinnon at Huron
.Villa and then for August she was with her
brother Dave and wife Grace Murray at
their home on.Queen.Street east.
Like this writer ,Katherine is a retired.
teacher and also :a native of the Sixth Con-
cession'west in Huron Township,o of the
local one rooin. Schools,in which Katherine
was' 'title teacher befoe going to Toronto
were S.S. No, 5 on the Sixth Concession west.
in Huron Twp. 'and the Mill, a • rton School on
Highway 9inKincardine Twp.
For the past 20 years Katherine .Murray
and her cousin. Amelia Martyn also a retired
Toronto teacher have shared an apartment
on Broadview Avenue in Toronto.
Skating test
Skaters of the Ripley Huron Skating Club
recently attended a test day at the Kincar-
dine Complex. They passed the following
tests - Preliminary figure - Ainslie Martyn;
second figure - Kathryn Boyd; dances:
Canasta - Nancy Nugent, Julie . ; Johnson,
Ainslie Martyn, and Christine, Wright; Sw-
ing - Trina Lowry, KendraLowry.
In this column last week we reported rted that.
an almost new leather mitt had been found
at the front door here on Monday, Jan. 9 at
noon hour. To hate no; one has claimed it.
Surely some -person has missed inducing all
that frosty winter weather last week.
With Carl. and' Pat Brennan away in
Toronto last week, their daughter Shelley.
Barker of Collingwood was back managing-
yviNTER managing.
.4.
HUTfON
JUST LISTED - 3 bedroom Lucknow.
home, beautifully-updotedwith Ow insu-
lation, new 'wiring,:12 x 21'.living room,
good kitchen, Lattached 2 double garage
with breezeway,. electric heating. Low
asking price.
*s**s**s
ONE STOREY 2 bedroom Lucknow home
on a choice lot with paved drive. House in
excellent condition with good living room; -
with fireplace, kitchen. 'The renovations
include new fireplace chimney, new deck,
new insulation and new wiring. Immed-
iate possession.,
*******s
WELL MAINTAINED 2 bedroom Luck -
now one storey hone, .two blocks from
downtown. A good living room, kitchen
has nice cupboards. New aluminum
siding, low asking price.
********
18 ACRES close to town on paved road.
Attractive 8 yr. old bungalow with'
attached garage. Three bedrooms, living
room, kitchen with Heritage cupboards,
basement has rec room, games room, one
bedroom. 7'yr. old hip roof barn, 2040'.
• ******** [
10 ACRES Wawanosh, 6% level . work-
able. Excellent building site with mature
trees, barn 36 x 50.
********
1 ACRE treed building lot on Highway
86 east of Lucknow.
********
100 ACRES Highway 86, good buildings.
********
100 ACRES Wawanosh, 85 choice
workable, 36 x 116 hog barn of coloured
steel, stable cleaner, feed tanks, granar-
ies. Reduced asking price.
MEL MATHERS
. Wingham, Phone 351-3200
Rep. L. W. Hutton Real Estate Ltd.
• Broker, Kincardine
theRipley Grocery Store along with Clerk
Janet Nixon. -
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Marie ' and Jim .Lowry visited- in
Woodstock reeently. While there they at-
tended the wedding of their son Randall to
Joan 'Dun :in St. David's United Church
on Friday, .January 6th The attendants
were Jeffrey and Sarah Lowry, and Pamela
�and.EnlilvDuncan.
The folks in Ripley and in the whole surra
roundingco
mmunity were startled by the
Midden death of Joy McLean which occur-
red
ccur
red early after the'noon hour last Wednes-
day, Jan. 18,1984, in St. Joseph's Hospital in
London. In the past two and a half months
she had travelled twice around the trip from
Ripley to Kincardine to London.
On Sat.,. Nov. 5 .Joy entered. Kincardine
District . Hospital,. then on Wed., Nov. 16 to
St. Joseph's Hospital in London. On Sunday.
afternoon . Dec. ' 18' just one week before
Christmas Day. she. came back to Ripley
where s'1'ie stayed with her mother Mrs.
Redvers Johnson. On. Wed. afternoon Jan. 4,
she was taken back to Kincardine and on
Tues. morning ;Jan. 10 back to St. Joseph's,
eight and a half weeks in hospital.
Born on Thursday, July 3,1930, in Walker-
ton,
alker
ton,'Joy was in her 54th year. She is surviv-
ed. by her husband George McLean of
Ripley, by her mother Mrs, Mildred
(Osborne). Johnson in Ripley, her'father
Redvers Johnson in Pinecrest Manor Nurs-
ing Home in Lucknow, one sister Joan, Mrs.
Guest Mitchell` of Kincardine, nieces and
nephews.
The$illtgqpp Rebekah Lodge No. 371 of Ber-
vie held an 8p.m. service on Thursdayatthe
MacKenzie McCreath Funeral Horne in
Ripley with a ' good turnout on the snowy
evenEing..
The funeral service was held at 2 p.m. on
Saturday, Jan. 21 . in Knox Presbyterian
Church' in Ripley with Rev. Hugh Nugent,
Minister of the church and Rev. PhillipRuch
of the Ripley. St. Paul's.. Anglican., Church
conducting the servicez
The -pallbearers, six : nephews, were
Wayne McLean, - Rick Tout; Michael Tout,.
Steve Mitchell, Steve George, and Ken Mao-
Donald. Spring interment will be in Ripley
Cemetery.
Sincere sympathy is extended to all' the
family at this time of bereavement.
]ilarch .of Dimes •.••
*from page 1
Dorothy is :.a member of the Livability
Committee which is looking at ways of
improving housing for disabled people in
Stratford.
As Laura Lee and Bernice know, organiz-
ing a campaign takes hours of phone calls,
stuffing letters, making posters and book-
keeping. But like many volunteers, they
don't count the hours or years of service.
They do the work to be of service.
When asked how many years she had
been chairman of the local campaign, Laura
Lee said she would have to count the number
of dimes on her charm bracelet to be sure.
Each year she receives a dime for her brace-
let, from the Ontario March 'of Dimes for
another year of service.
Obituaries
Bertha Margaret Fielder
Mrs. Bertha Margaret Fielder of R.R. 3
• doderi ch died in Victoria Hospital, London
on Wednesday, January 18 at the age of 68.
She was born in Auburn on November 10,
1915 to John and Barbara (Youngblut)
Schultz:
She was predeceased by her husband,
John Edward Fielder, in 1963.
She was ,also predeceased by one sister,
four brothers and one grandson.
She is 'survived by three daughters, Mrs.
Wilfrid (Georgina) Spivey of Point Edward,
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