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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-01-15, Page 13Huron & Kinloss Municipal Telephone System Ripley, Ontario . Phone 395-2625 similummummomilommummiiimummuuNumniumminummumimmmillommummoimomumonmiromimmumumommomummimmuummomi Dungannon .Customeri•effettive Date February 9; 1975 N _ a. THE CHARGE THAT NEED NEVER APPEAR ON YOUR-TELEPHONE BILL There is no need for any customer ever to pay Directory Assistance chargei. When a customer requests numbers•that 'are listed in his or her telephone directory, a charge of '25c will apply. Persons whose physical handicap prevents use of a directory and those '65 years and Over may apply for. EXEMPTION FROM THE CHARGE. Special ExeymptiAn.Forms are available at the Telephone Business Office, Ripley • There will be.NO CHARGE for: - nUmberenot in your directory calls placed from pay phones — calls from hosPital, hotel or motel rooms — emergency'calls ' INTRODUCTION OFDIRECTORY ASSISTANCE CHARGING WILL: — Cut down the increasingly high volutinfrofpnnecessary calls. Directory Assistance operators in Ontario and Quebec handled more than 22 million calls in 1973, more than 70%of them were for numbers already listed in the book. • -- Provider quality Directory Assistance service for those customers who red it for numbers not listed or who prefer directory assistance service to looking up numbers in the directory. — Relate charges more directly to use. Withdirectory assistance charging, those who make unnecessary use of the service (about 50Wof the calls are placed by 10% of our customers), will bear the cost of supplying this personalized service. OW TO MAKE BETTER USE OF YOUR TELEPHONE DIRECTORY: — Key names are placed at the fop corner of each page. All listings are in alphabetical order. — Check alternative spellings — Many surnames with similar sounds hcive different spellings. — All eusiness listings in the white pages are interfiled in alphabetical sequence with residence listings. - Numbersused as names are liffed as if The numbers were spelled out. — When letters ate. bse as names, the liiting is, placed at thebeginning of the-se-than for the-particular letter. — Keep emergency an • frequently called numbers up-to-dais' in the space prcoAded,irohe introductory pages of the teleph e directory. Ripley Customers effective Date March . 9, 1975 r = musimminismusuumiummilimmumanimiiiiimmitimiamminaufflimmusiowspnaiminsusainum. numussuusiumuuiminwunimuung • AU Work Guaranteed Zee 14 FILE YOUR SAWS! SAWS CUT BETTER when they are filed by machine, with unvarying mechanical accuracy. Try'our work—see how much faster, cleaner, truer and easier your saws can cut. EVERY TOOTH made uniform, accurate, • and needle sharp. Call now for skilled work- , monihip at low cost. .• BRING IN YOUR SAWS' TODAY • JOHN ST.' NORTH, it.R. 2 WINGHANt YOU'LL LIKE OUR FAST SERVICE Phone 357-1291 ROY C. SCHNELLER PAGE THIRTEEN W ITECHURCH WEDNESDAY JANUARY 15, THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW„ ONTARIO Ripley W.I. The Ripley Womett's Institute was held at the Legion Hall Friday, January 3rd at 1.30 p.m. with dessert and coffee.. The president, Mrs. Graham Cook, brought the meeting to' order. 37 shut'-in boxes were made up and delivered by the Institute for Christmas. Thank you notes were read. It was decided to hold a card party every second week in the Legion Hall on .a Monday night. Mrs. Walter Lock then acted as chairlady for the program "Citizen- ship and benefit travel"• which was' prepared by Mrs. Jim. Kirkpatrick who was ill. Mrs. Lock read a poem on a Happy New' Year. Mrs. Donald Blue gave the paper. It stated to study,the custom and the country if you were going to visit there. • Mary Ann Coiling Sang two loyely solos accompanied by Mrs. Roy MacKenzie. A contest then ollowed on very important women f the world. Mrs. Joe Scott thanked the lunch ommittee and all those taking part in the program. DUNGANNON Dungannon Youth Group held-a meeting, in Brookside School on Wednesday evening at which a committee was appointed as fol- lows to plan future' meetings: Alex Chisholm, Steve ,..Park, Stewart Caesar, Debbie Shultz and Sharon Young. A guest speaker, will be present at' the meeting schedul- ed for this Wednesday evening in United Church basement. Mrs. Ralph Henderson, Goder- ich was assisting in Eedy's' store last week while Mrs. Irvine Eedy was getting medical care for foot trouble. Wm. Irvin is spending a few days with . his son and daughter-in-saw, Mr.• and. Mrs. Robt. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wintemute and family on the recent death of his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Graham .McNee, Mrs. Lorne Ivers and Mrs. Dynes Campbell visited at Httronview on Friday. , PASSES IN TORONTO Mrs. Arnold Vokes, a former resident of Dungannon, passed away in Toronto in the last week of 1974. Dr. and Mrs. Yokes spent several years in The village'. Mrs. Herb Wilkins and Beverley attended a shower on Sunday at the home of Mr. and- Mrs. Bill Alton, Belgrave in honour of Miss Paula Benninger, Walkerton, bride-to-be of Brian Alton. • Sympathy is expressed to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith and family on the death of their 'son John, of Goderich, in a car accident on Saturday morning. The Brookside Bloomers, who usually meet in Brookside, school on" Tuesday nights,'went bowling in Goderich last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thos.. Fowler and family of •Parkhill visited his parents, Mr. add Mrs. Chas. Fowler on Sunday. Earl McNee, Belmore, Mrs. Graham McNee, Mrs. Miry Bere visited their aunt, Mrs. Bessie Slessor, and her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Remington, Goderich on Sunday. Mrs. /Slessor celebrated her 90th birthday on Friday. Jim Stothers, Waterloo Univer- sity, spent the. week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. &others. Brian Falconer of Sarnia spent the week end with' Mr. _and Mrs. Robert Mowbray. • Sunday visitors with Mr. and ..Mrs., Wallace Cann were,Mrs.. Earl Caslick, Mr. and Mrs. ZouglaS Conley and Jason of Wirigham. The 4-H Club 'leaders for the projeCt '`.Let'S Bake:firead7, Mrs, Walter Elliott ,.and 'Mrs. Archie Purden, attend the training school this Fridayand Saturday at Ripley: Any girl in the Community wishing to attend this course contact the leaders , Mrs. Walter Elliott 357-1358 or Mrs. Archie Ptirdon 357-2877 before March' 1st. Mr and Mrs.• Wesley •Tiffin accompanied Mr. and . Mrs. Bill- Purdon of West Wawanosh to London's 'Victoria Hospital on •Sunday to visit Harris Purdon, a patient there. They also called on Mr: and Mrs. Bob Henderson and Jimmie. Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Henderson of Toronto were callers on Thurs- day on Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore and family were Sunday visitors, with her brother Paul Moore, Mrs. Moere and family' of Walkerton. • Russell Chapman spent last week at. Victoria Hospital, where he 'had surgery 'on his '.other eye. He. expects to be home on Tuesday 'of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson, Darlene, Sharon and Brenda of St. Catharines spent the week end with Mr. and. Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Evans 'of Hamilton were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans. Mr. and. Mrs. Eldon Emerson were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jamieson. Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Noble of, LUcknow were. Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs.' Bev Kay. Rev. and Mrs. JJre Stewart 'of Seaforth attended chureh service' at ChaiMers Presbyterian chtirch, where he was a preacher 60 years ago and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray. Gary Chapman visited Friday With his father Russel Chapman, a patient at Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. Mr. and Mrs. George Webster were guests Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jamieson, West VVawanosh. Richard Moore who plays hockey with Lucknow Pee Wee team on Friday evening played Blyth at Lucknow with a score 9-3 in favor of Lucknow. On Saturday. evening Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Robinson of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs. David Oberholtzer and Jeffery, Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rintoul and Steven of West Wawanosh visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cardiff, Brussels. Mt—and 'Mrs. Bill—Rin-toul—iffr Sunday evening were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cameron of Lucknow.' Recent visitors., with Mr. and. WS. John A. Eurrie were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen of Vaxjd, Sweden, Mrs. John Strong of Gorrie, Miss Rdth Ellen Currie and Brian Courtis of London. Joe Tiffin. and Joey •Motored to Hamilton and spent Saturday and Sunday there where Joey was playing hockey with Wingham All 'Star Atom teeth in return games with Saltfleet in Saltflett arena. Two games were played. The first was a tie. The second game was 4-2 in favor of Saltfleet. The , Y.P.S. held their meeting Sunday evening in Langside church with an attendance of 15. The scripture l John,. chapter 1; Prov- erbs 6:1, 14:20, 17:17; 18:24 was read. VVendy -Kay read a poem Friendship. Graham K-ay recited a poem on Friendship. The offering was received and dedicated by John de Boer. Plans were made for the social evening to be held February 1st T e 1st Lucknow Brownie Pack held heir first meeting for .1975 on Tuesday, January 7th. The. Pack played a: ball game "Sleepy and Dopey". . • • Janice McInnes was Fairy Queen' ad she placed the Toadstool for Brownie Ring. Tawny Owl did inspection, for a complete uniform and several of the Brownies lost a point as they, had no, shoes. • Everyone repeated the BrOwnie Prayer. "The meeting, closed with the Squeeze and Taps. . TRUCKS '72 GMC 1/2 TON V8, standard shift, heavy duty. suspension 41,000 miles. • Lic. E10743. '72 GMC 1 /2 TON 6 cylinder, automatic, rear bumper, like new condition, 44,000 miles. Lit: C41-840. '72 GMC 1 /2 TON 6 cylinder, standard .shift, heavy duty suspension,. auxiliary springs; two tone, 31,000. Lic. C41- 859 '72 FORD 1 /2 TON' 302 V8, standard shift, radio, heavy duty suspension, rear bumper, heavy duty tires. 54,000 miles. Lic'. C35337 '71 GMC 1/2 TON ,V8, automatic, heavy duty suspension, 59,000 miles. Lic. C41- 816 '71 FARGO 112 TON 6 cylinder, standard shift, 19,000 actual miles. Lic. C41-849 '69 GMC. 1/2 TON '307 V8, standard shift, with overdrive, body side mouldings, chrome front and rear bumpers, wheel discs, radio, top line custom cab. .Black with red in- terior, 48,000 miles. Must be seen. Lic. C42-078 — Arriving Shortly 74 GMC 1 TON CHASSIS & CAB, 135" wheelbase, 350 4 barrel V8, 4 speed transmission, power steering, power brakes, heavy duty suspension, West Coast mirrors, 7.50 x 16 tires with dual lug rear. Excellent farm truck - Inquire now. Large selection of NEW trucks, pickups, 3/4 tons, one ton pickups—and chassis4-4-- - - wheel drive models in stan- dard cab and "Jeep" style. c EE PONTIAC• - BUICK CADILLAC - GMC TRUCKS Hamilton St., Goderich At Pow Wow Brown Owl pres t- ed Janice McInnes with er Toymaker "Badge. Judy Hunte Shirley Loree and Anne Hamilton received their Second year service ' stars from Tawny Owl. The Brownies then sang Happy Birth- . day to De6bie Huffman, Janice • McInnes and Shirley Loree. The Brownies were reminded that they should each haVe a sit-upon and a pair of shoes at each meeting. 'Each. Six is to start work on a project towards -Thinking 'Day in February. Tracey McDonagh passed her , test for throwing and catching a ball.