The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-08, Page 17$ • 9 • * •6
• The Wine Marts in tlfe big Ont-ario cities have nothing on Mr.
and Mrs, Lawn. James' store in
Ripley, Reeently L,awri and his
wife Ingrid tai, c•add ell a ship"
The Lucknov Sentinel,
Dear Don,
We have had' a wonderful win-
ter here. Until Fe.bruary 1st it
had been the warmest in over
forty yeais and quite dry. The
temperature was in the 80s on
several occasions in December
and also in January. January 1st
was 83 degrees, On February 1st
the weather broke with a lot of
rain for the next couple .of weeks
and cooler'. .put it has ,been back
to its old form•again the past few
This has been my first trip
down here,and rasstire you it
won't be my last, my health per-
mitting.
Thanking you for all your past
services in promptly forwarding
The Sentinel and wishing you all
the best in the futUre presentation
of the old familiar face , ."The
Lucknow Sen,tinel" with its' very
interesting line of news and events
which certainly helps to keep one
in touch with the Home Town.
Thanking you once again, I
Dear Don;
Time to send along my Money
.again for another year.- This just
reminds me how fast the time
flies, it only 'seems .a short time
ago since ksent in last year's
money order,
We are all fine andi hope this
finds you and yours in the best
of health. I I still enjoy the Sent-
inel although I don't know a lot
of the names, It usually arrives
on Monday mbrning. I enjoyed
"Big Jack's" letter I tried to
call him When 'I was in Fx1Monton
but couldn% get- an answer. -
So Jong for now,
Stewart Cameron,
remain
Sincerely yours,
Harold Gardner.
CS 646 - 34th Ave. S. ,
Feb. 23, 1972,
St. Petersburg, Florida
33705.
WYLDS
merit of 'plastic kits with mater-
ials to make your own beverage
at borne an at a fraction of the
cost aboilt 25 per cent of the
price in the regular city stores.
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Ripley folks are glad to learn
that Mrs. Bert Breckenridge is
back home after recently under-
going optical surgery in St, Jos-
eph's Hospital in London.
* * * * • * • •
Rene van,der.Hoek's new Tri-
angle Motel on Highway 21 at
the north end of Kincardine is
scheduled to open early next
month. Mr. and Mrs. van der
Hoek returned to Ripley last sum-
mer after they sold their motel
at Woodstock. • 13y the time Rene
had acquired the site , and the'
,necessary plans were approved,
it was late fall before construe=
tion started. However it hasson-
tinued.through the winter with
Rene driving back and forth each
day. Rene, his wife Trushe and
daughter Sylvia live in Mrs. Rod• -
erick Mar tyn's home'. Sylvia
attends the F. E. Madill Second-
ary School Wingham.
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room dwelling.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, 4V.C.KNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE SEVENTEEN, 1972 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8th, 1972
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On Monday evening,. Februlty
A the Huron Star Rebekah Lodge
heltlits second card party for the
month in the newly renovated
Ripley Huron Legionall. Te
committee in charge was the same
As.. for the one earlier in February
namely Mrs. DOnald -WeKay ,
Mrs. Joe Scott, Mrs. Min Mac
lavish, 'Mrs. Victoria Smith and
Mrs, Fran Wylds. There were
seven tables of euchre and two
tables of-bridge, :.Te prize .
winnerswere.for euchre Wilmer
Charles Marsales of•Ripley and
MIL Leroy Walden. of Pine River
and for bridge. Mrs. , Ross Shiells
of tucknow and Mrs.. Elwyn Pol-
locRof Ripley. , Lunch was served
by the committee.
• $ $ $ • * • e
On Thursday-evening ; March 2,
the members of the Ripley-Huron
Legion Auxiliary held, their reg-
ular monthly meeting' in the Leg-
ion,Hall with a good attendance
onhand, In charge of the meet-
ing was the president Mrs. Don
laquerteAtlie 4'h concession of,
Huron Township with secretary
Mrs., Lloyd Wylds:
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Two Ripley couples Arrived
back home in the village'at the
end ofTebruary aft.-ersper-tilifig the
month in the sunny Southland' of
United Stares, They were Mr.
and MIS. Bob Love who' were in
Arizona and Mr. and Mrs. Norman.
Barnard who Were in Florida'.
• $ * . • CI 0 40
Considerable triniming of limbs
of tre:es along the streets was
done this past week by. John Mart
yri and R9bbie Irwin of kinear
dine. They spent several days,
touring the streets to remove any
limbs interfering with the hydro
* • * • • * • • •
Last Thursday morning every-
ne-wh9 had their car outside
overnight found that their vehicle
was encased in a sheet of ice.
Due to •the rain and sleet of the
night before the ice sheet was
thick- at leaSt one• eighth of an
inch and was/extrernely difficult
to remove from the windshields.
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Piesident Lester Ferguson has a
meeting'of the directOr's of. the
Ripley Agricultural SQCiety sched-
uled,for next Monday evening,
March 13_, in the Ripley Distr-ic-t—
High School. At that time re-
ports of the annual convention of
the Ontario AgricultUral Societies,
recently held in Toronto, Will be
given by the local'delegates who
attended ,namely , Mrs. 'Wm .'J.,
Arnold, Mrs. Howard ThOmpson
of purple Grove, Mrs„ Morris
Reid, Mrs, 'Ernie Thompson of
Pine River and Stewart Needham.
A good attendance of all those
interested in the Ripley. fall fair
is expected, The fair this year
coincides with the 1a'st day of
tbe Plowing Match, September - X,
sins•
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Niels Fredericksen of the Te-d —
Rciuse Ripley Chopping:and Feed
Mill sta ff _rep' rn ethyest.ezday_
(Tuesday) to a Toronto hospital
for a medical check up. Niels
and his wife Nora s.kent to the
city last Siturdav Morning.„,
* • **,,es •
Last Friday Harry Stanley of
Ripley passed away at Gateway
Haven Home in Wiarton. Born in
Huron. Township on June 29 1852
he was in his 90th year. Prior to
his retirement to the Village.he
farmed at lot 6,concession 8,
Huron Township -.two blocks east
of Ripley. 11e was a descendant of
the pioneer Stanley\ family which
settled at Purple Grove in 1854:
He was a. brother of the late Gord-
on Stanley - Ripley reeve, busii -
nessnian and former warden of
Bruce County and, also the late
Frank Stanley of concession 10:
The funeral service at McLennan-
McCreath,Home in Ripley was in-
charge of Rev. Kenneth. Rooney•
with intermentat KiriCatdiffe--
cemetery , "Harr" as he was
familarily known, is ,survived by.
Several nieces and nephews. As
well there are many other rela-
tives as the descendants of the
-Stanlerfa-m-i-ly;one of them-be-ing
the former. Leaf hockey player,
Allan Stanley, are spread out
across Canada and U.S.A..,
* * • * * * * CA •
Let it belinown that this Nabet
organization 'is a very irritating
outfit to‘say .the least. For the
second time this year they have
allowed a hockey telecast of a
Can,adian .game to get started .and.
then pulfed off the job; A good-
ly number -0--f7stop`
followed the Leafs and especially
now with Paul Henderson .a
ber of the Toronto team. Every-
body is organized to-day for
strikes 'except farmers and other
residents of iural,Ontario who
seem to. be expendable anyway ,
•***ea e
The body rested'at the Mac-
Pherson' Funeral Home, Tees-
water until Sunday ,'Nlareh 5
when service was held:at 3.00
p.m. with Rev T .J ., McKinney
as 'clergyman. Temporary en 7 -
tornbrnent was in Teeswater
."Cemetery Chapel.
Pallbearers were:Reg Moore,
--RiPley;'Clifford-11cl-rituthringer---
soll; Eliner Scott, DougSimpson .
and Ron tarnOnt of Culross and
°,John Cirlliton of Teesw.ater.
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• According to the survey of the
weekly sales of cattle at the
ario Stockyards in.Toronto.,as
given by Bob MacDonald and
Andy McConvay,three local ship-
ments were mentioned.' One was
a shipment of 28 steers by Clar-
ence Ackert of Kin,cardine. An-
other was 16 steers frorh Jack
Alton, -shipped by George Mac-
Donald _ pie y_.
• • • • •• • • • •
Mr. and Mrs,.C:larence Pollock
Of the Pollock Electric .firm in , .
Ripley. are 'on a -vacation trip to
• • • 1 • • *•*
Mrs. John. Inglis of Ripley, '?,,:ho
underwent surgery 'in Victoria
I lospital in .LOndon ahotit,Awo
week ago, is expected to he able
tO.return home shortly , posSibly
by the n week end. • •
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1111 to Ripley for the week end
were Farquhar and Dr--.:-Santly
MacDonald visiting here. Mr,
and Mrs .' Fa rquhar MacDonald a na
son Of Bra niptorr visited with Mae's
mother Mrs. (,ieOrge Sutherland.
Dt, and N1rs. Ntaenonald
:Visited with his mother Mrs, Don-
nie ,tariPoriald,, They also visit-
ed hack ,1 rid knit haud renewed
a cquaintance:. here,
pike from 19.95 up
14 new units by
TROHUME
ley
. Ervin StroniQ, Teeswater,
passed away suddenly at lirucelea,
Haven, .Walkerton,„ citl'e to a
heart attack on Friday , Mareh. 3.
He was 80 years of age.
He was born in Culross Town7
ship cin November 30,4894. a
son of Noah Strome and Caroline
USW. of Puslinch Township and
farmed on the 4th concession 'of
Cltlross for.50. .In.1963 he ,
retired from the farm and lived
in Teeswater until three weeks
before his death when he entered
Brucelea.Haven. He was not .
Married.'
•He is survived by a brother
Angus of Teeswater , nieces
Mrs. Clifford (Dorothy)•Helmuth
of Ingersoll, .Mrs. R. J...(Harriet)
Moore of Ripley , Audrey Strome
of WOodstock.and a nephew Edwin
Smith .of Owen Sound, . He was
predeceased by sisters. Mary .and •
Emma , Mrs. Henry-Sinith; broth=
ers Albert, Dave and John:
He was a member of Langside
Presbyterian Church.
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••• Mrs. Allan Wyld liaS been
spending a .few days with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Appleyard,
in Hamilton.. They 'have not been
enjoying thi best of:health it.is
reported:.
Greer T.V. And Electric
Lucknow • Phone 528- 3112