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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-07-11, Page 1813 4i: ;t Et. ,pr Lucknow Sentinel,. Wednesday, July 11, 1984,—Pa$e 18 le Grove couple rnovO to Kincardine Margie and Dave Lochhead of Purple Grovehave moved this weekend to If— blear--dine •where they have bought a horn. They will be missed on the twelfth. • Mr, and Mrs. " William Hawkey -and. daughter Ireneare vacationing from Toron tothis week with Irene and Francis Boyle. . Kerry Boyle is home from. Fredericton N.B, for a vacation. Heather of Belleville and Bonnie of London were home for the weekend and Sam Finney of Dunnville also visited with the Boyles for the weekend. - June Elliot reports that she and 'Earl -had visitors over the weekend from Michigan June and James Ruby of Jerome, Larry and Shelley and Ellen and Samantha. of Laving, Everet and Lajla Elliot and Donald and Keith of Ferndale. Stanley Elliot of Redford. Dale Stanley and Diane View of .Holly. Lyn. of Minden:' On is visiting with her grand- parents. June an Earl Elliot for a few days. Mr. and .M Edwin Jordeth of Clausen Mich. spent the weekend with Joyce and • John Farrell. • . All of the above visitors from Michigan. were here to attend. the Stanley Reunion Pic- nic at Ashfield Township Park on Saturday. About 155 to .160 were in attendance and spent an enjoyable day of games and races. and fun. Sunday was a day to visit and many gathered at Ned Stanley's in Kinlough.. Fran and Jim Farrell attendedthe wed • .-ding of Ken Craig and Nancy Hallenby in Lucknow on Saturday. . The McDougald family reunion was held Sunday at Jack Farrells. with 60 people at - PURPLE: GROVE tending from Tara,. Harriston, Fergus,. Kit- chener, Waterloo, Ottawa, North Bay, Calgary, London, Southampton, Port Erin, Mildmay, Mount Forest•and•Toronto.. Kathy Martin is:home from, .Calgary to, spend a week with her parents Janet and. Jack Farrell. • , . • Tuesday - Currie Colwell . Gladys Mason,, Rita. Webster, Anne Mc " ' sh and Isobel and: Watt Forester to visit while his daughter Betty and her husband. Ken Mor- rison and baby Kyle were home from Sud- bury for a visit. . Visitors this past week w• ith Don and Anne McCosh were Mar. j Reid, Florence Pollard. bf Kincardine and Marj Thompson and 'Richard McCo -h. Teresa, Tania and. Tobi Farrell each sp nt one night with Don and. Anne. • ' Bible Study was held on Tuesday at Alma Gillies home in Ripley and, will :meet . this' week at Bette McLeod$: We are happy to report we 'had 16 children turn out for the ` first Circle Square Club meeting. Anyone in terested in joining please call 395-3376 or 395- 321•5'.; • • • Sympathy is extended to Don and Alina - Gillies on the passing of her brother Calvin Henderson.lastaThursday. Sunday, visitors .with Gordon_.and Rutile .egionnares defeat Brussels The Lucknow Legionaries travelled to Brussels on July .3, and came home with a 14 - 4 win over the intermediate team. •Ray Cranston held the Brusels offense down for the first five on the mound, and Hugh Todd three the last four innings: Brad Petteplacegot his pitch,and powered it deep in to the alley for a three run . shot. Keith Raymond added to the scoreboard " with :a two run homer. Wroxeter Tournament' On - Friday, July 6 the . Legionaires had convincing 6 -1 win over the Brussels Jrs. in a late starting contest. In Saturdays game, Lucknow got behind byfour runs in the first inning and that's the day it tayed as Belmore, blanked the Legionaries 4 - 0. Belmore's Dave Eadie held - the Lucknow offense to three hits and the Belmore . team went on to win the "A" championship. The Legionaires played the Ripley Inter- mediates in their first meeting this year on Sunday, July 8. Don Bogie threw well for seven innings allowing one run. Hugh Todd came in in the eighth and held on for a 6 - 1 win. Brad Petteplace led the offensive attack with three hits. Raymond and • Stevenson each had solo home runs. 0 The Legionaires next home game is on Sunday, July 15 against Ripley at 7:30 p.m., so come 'on down- 'to the ball, park. Squfrts defeat ramies -4 On July'Sth.the Lucknow Mites lost a good game to.. the Lucknow Squirts 7 - 4. The Mites out hit the Squirts 11. to 5 but the Squirts were. superior on the bases. Luke Cranston struck out two batters and walked three for the Squirts. Chris Steven- son struck out 14, and walked four ' for the Mites. Butch Foran hit in the winning runs in. the last inning. Peter Neufeld had two hits for the Squirts and Russell' Sutton scoredthree runs. Justin Murray had three bits and Chris Humphrey.' two hits for the. Mites.. On July 6 Lucknow Mites defeated Ripley 19 11 Justin Murray, Keith Todd and Chris Stevenson. pitched, for •Lucknow. Justin Murray, Rob Crich and Chris Stevenson each scored three -runs:. • . Next home game is Thursday, ' July. 12 against "Port Elgin. ipley area �bituaries JEAN ELIZABETH PLACE ' Mrs. Ambrose Gamble received word' from Viking, Alberta, of the death of her cousin Mrs. Harold Place. 'She was formerly ; Jean Elizabeth Harrison., Her father was. Fred Harrison who was raised on the farm now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart on No..9 Highway. Jean passed away June 19, 1984 in her 66th year and until this time lived on their farm • at Viking. • Jean and her husband Harold along with • the late Ambrose Gamble and . Marion, travelled many miles together in Canada. In 1979 they travelled to Fairbanks, Alaska and in 1981 to the East Coast. Jean was an active member of the Viking United church and the Legion Branch No: 81. She will be missed by a family of two daughters, one son and five • grandchildren. CALVIN WILLIAM HENDERSON Calvin William Henderson of 841 Queen St. Kincardine passed away suddenly on Tues- d'ay last .week July 3, 1984. He was born on Thursday, October ' 1, 1925, in Huron Township. His parents were William Henderson and Irene Mills: The funeral ser- ° vice was held, on Friday. afternoon July 6, 1984 at the MacKenzie McCreath Funeral Home,Durham Street, 'Kincardine • with Rev. Presbyterian George Turner of Knox Presbyt g , Church, Kincardine officiating. Interment followed in Kincardine cemetery. He is survived . by his wife the former Evelyn Nesbitt; two 'daughters Pat, Mrs. Doug Porter of Lucknow and Joan, Mrs. Lynn Hodgins of London ,and three grand- children randchildren also two sisters Alma, Mrs. Donald Gillies of Ripley and Mrs. 'Eudora Owens of Hamilton and three grandchildren. He was predeceased by one son Ronald, one brother Garnet (Paul Henderson's father) and one sister Cora. Calvin and Evelyn Henderson and family lived in Ripley for several. years. Pat. and Joan . attended the Ripley District High -School. Sympathy of the folks here is ex- tended to all the family at this' time .of bereavement. . MAC.1'OLLARD On this Mondaymorning July 9, word has just been received ofthe sudden death of Mac Pollard of the Sixth Concession west in Huron Township. He is survived by his wife Betty; one 'brother Jack also of ;Lot 30, . Con- cession 5' Huron Township (the Sixth Con. west); one sister Eveline; Mrs: Ralph Hunter of the sixth concession west Huron Township , and tree 'sisters-in-law, Mrs. Donalda LEime : Pollard of the 8th cone. west Huron Township, Mrs. Cecil Pollard of Kincardine , and Mrs. Tom Po1Iaz'd of Owen Sound. Mac was on a trip out west at the tune ane fi they had reached Cloquet west of Duluth, Minnesota when he was stricken by the fatal attack. Funeral arrangements by the MacKenzie McCreath Home are incomplete at this time of writing. • Patterson were Ruthes' sister Carolyn and Donald Johnston -and Mark, Susan and: Kevin of Mississauga .forlunch lunch and Watt and Isobel Fotester and John for dinner. Catherine Deana and.Morley Scott attend- , ,.ed ttend-„.ed the56th MacPhea'rson family picniejn Mil on Sunday. About 20 peopleattend- ed and Mrs: Scott said there used to betas: Many as 150 people attend, . Thursday evening Isobel Stank and • Deana Scott visited Betty Helm. Catherine. Scott spent from Friday to Sun- day with Francis Wattki of Hanover. • Recent visitors. with Catherine Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Martfn• of Kitchener and Mr. -and Mrs. Edward Lipner of Goderich.. The van Rooyen and Farrell girls started.' swimming- lessons on Monday with Janice Needham at her home on 'the 10th Conces- sion. • - The Patterson and MacDonalds were among the crowd who attended the R.C:M.P.. musical ride in Teeswater on. Saturday. The Macdonald children were very impressed at seeing the horses in the. stables and talking to the officers who rode them. They were also given a chance to see and touch "Poppy.” Poppy an eight-year- old gelding was ridden as part of the ride- Saturday but will be presented as a gift to Queen Elizabeth when she visits Canada later this year. Sunday the MacDonald family enjoyed -a- trip . to Tobermory and a Family, Folk. Festival at Uncle Claudes campground. On the way home they visited Sauble Falls Pro- vincial Park. • • BEST RATES GUARANTEED TO 660,:000. No Fees- Rates Sublect To Change ��t'A 171/0 1 0/O . , . 14 1 YEAR ' 5 YEARS Contact ABC ANNUITIES 53 WEST ST., GODERICH CALL 524-2773 (Collect) Fluron Bruce. • IFederal Pro�resslve • Co�n$e ativ�a �` NOMI1ATING CONVENTION' Will be held .in'the . Brussels,`Mocris & Grey Community. Centre`; BRUSSELS Monday,Juty 23 1884 at o 8 . p.m for the purpose of selecting.a candidate to represent the. Progressive Conserva- tive Association in the Federal Riding of Huron Bruce in the • next Federal election. September 4, 1984. N.B. The constitution provides that the following delegates will be entitled to vote at the nomination convention: . honorary officers, 'executivemembers,; directors of the association, municipal, Chairpersons and 3 delegates from each poll as appointed by the poll chairper.= son. Proposed candidatesto give 48 hours written notice to the president prior to nomination.• l MRS. MARIA VANKEULEN Secretary Treasurer MRS: MARY DONNELLY President amastrisimmora The Man, To See Is ®.R® C �I. TEE G CO L i M l T( O R EALTC'ii NEW LISTING, 150acre* West Wawanosh :Twp., 120 workable- Nuristan loam "Oil, nicely kept 3 4 bedroom home, 'Implement shed, conventional barn; hard wood. and soft wood bush: . • FIELD STONE Century dwelling situated on 20 acres. Ten workable acres .and 'approximately '1.0 acres of nice bush, very secluded, surveyed. Priced to sell: DUNGANNON 60 ft. mobile home with addition 'on" landscaped lot: Immediate possession, $13,900.' A CHOICE building lot on '.Rosi Street. Look this •lot over for your present or future 150 ACRES, Ashfield Township, 'excellent home, well tiled, cash. crop land.. 1.00' ACRES, . Ashfield Township, good drainage, cash. crop. 200 ACRES, Ashfield, renovated • ,home,; good livestock- bulldlnos,. tiled land. • 100 ACRES Kinloss Twp., barn 50 x' 100;4 bedroom' home, priced to sell.. Possession can be arranged: • LICESNED RESIDENTIAL 'REST HOME,` an opportunity for a couple to own, an immaculately kept honne with good Income, financial statement_avallable. • 130 ACRESWest Wawanosh Twp.,`90 workable, 4 bedroom brlCk home; barn 50 X 100,0 .sllo 44 x 48 ft: • 100 ACRES Vint Wawanosh, approx. 70 workable,' 15 acres hardwood bush. 100 ACRES Ashfield TWO.; 4 bedroom: homo,,bern 75 x 80 equipped to finish approx. 500 hogs, liquid manure tank and silo 16 x .68; Implement shed 40 X 80. All buildings coloured steel.' Financing available to approved purchaser. ° 98 ACRES West Wawanosh, excellent grass farm. Asking $55,000: ' • 30 ACRES West Wawanosh, approx. 22;acres workable, balance bush, prided to sell et ' 827;500.. 295 ACRES Kinloss Twp:, two immaculate homes, beef feedlotfer 500-700 head,"barn 82 hogs with` fiat "forage, grinding and mixing faculties. Ideas. as a father/son enterprise. • . 50 ACRES West Wawanosh, 40 acres workable, .trout stream. MODERN ,RESTAURANT seating 40, fully equipped with separate 4 bedroom home. Highway location 4.5 acres. Inquire for 'further partkulars. •• DUPLEX located on Stauffer St. Lot 92 x 165,. reduced to =25,000 for Immediate sale. COUNTRY HOME, Kinloss Twp:, con. 9, 3 bedrooms, 4, plec,bath; novels' 131 x 420. All offers will be considered. • • ROYAL BANK building, Lucknow; well located,• paved parking. DUN©ANNON, garage, cement block building, Opportunity for mechanic or body $hop. LUCKNOW,3 bedroom bungalow with spacious living and dining area; 4 po. bath $std garage. Outram . Street. For further particulars an these properties, please call WARREN ZINN, 529-7350 ALVIN ROBB, 396.3471 TERRY :ZANN 5294360