The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-10-10, Page 18RIPLEY ABATTOIR
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A SHIPMENT OF
THELENE FILM
LANGSIDE
The. Whitechurch and Langside
Young Peoples attended the show
'The Ten Commandments' at
Wingharn Sunday evening.
Mrs. Bob Bregman and Mrs. Jim.
Young attended the Thankoffering
meeting at the South Kinloss
Church Wednesday evening. '
Many from the community
attended the Teeswater Fa'll Fair
Saturday and the tractor pull
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Rudi and
family of London visited 'Mrs. Orr
and. Bob on Monday.
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appointment of a senior Manager,
A. G., (Al) Pacey, as Agri-Bank
Manager , South Bruce and North
Huron. Counties, would strengthen
operations of•the existing branch
of the. Royal in Ripley and the new
branch under construction in
Lucknow.
Mr. Pacey will serve as a super•
vising manager of the two branch-
es.
"The officers charged with
managing the separate day-to-
day affairs of those branches will
each come under Mr .,Paeey's
supervision. Whenever the need
might arise , they will be able to
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PHONE 5284118 LUCKNOWT
Riders Roost Saddle Club Hold 2nd
Annual Olympiad Horse Show,
-Good Turnout Spectators, Competitors
The Riders Roost Saddle Club
held its second successful annual
Olympiad Horse Show at the farm
of Ken and Carolyn Taylor on Sun-
day, October. 7,
Fine weather brought a' good
turnout of competitors and spect-
ators resulting in some , interesting
L:nd closely contested events.
There,were rosettes to fourth
place,.in addition, first place
winners received•valuable prizes
donated by various merchants in
Lucknow.
Gold ;.silver and'bronze medal-,
lions were awarded to the persons
With the highest total pbints scor-
ed in each division.
Results were as follows:
SENIORS:
Medallion winners, Doug Camp-
. bell, Ralph Aalders ; Nina SilVer-
stone and Noreen Straughan (tied).
SENIOR EVENTS, English Equit-
ation , Carolyn Taylor , Doug
Campbell; Nina Silverstone,
Diane Johns; Western Equitation,
Doug Campbell, Ken Kirkland:,
Diane Johns, Ralph• Aalders;
Bundle Race, Ralph Aalders, Ken.
Kirkland, Doug Campbell; Barrel
Race, Doug Campbell, Noreen
Straughan, Ralph Aalders, Ken
Kirkland; Trail Class, Gordon
Johns, Nina Silverstone, Noreen
Straughan, Ralph Aalders.
JUNIORS: Medallion winners,
Lise Gunby , Brenda Taylor, Linda
Messenger.
JUNIOR EVENTS: Showmanship
at Halter , Chris James, Lise
Gunby, Brenda _Taylor , Annette.
Kirkland; English Equitation,
Sara James , Brenda Taylor , Mich-
ele Flolkers , Brenda Taylor , Lise
Gunby; Western Equitation, Lynn
Flowers, Annette Kirkland , Lise
Gunby, Brenda Taylor; Eggspoon
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office corner. A passenger in
the MacDonald car, Reg Camp-
bell of Downsview ,• was uninjured.
The initial collision between
the Mawhinney and MacDonald
ear was comparatively minor, •
but the Mawhinney car veered out
of control and crashed into the
front of the car of James Montgom-
ery which was parked on the north
side of the road in front of his
apartment , the old Legion Hall
building: The passenger's side of
the Mawhinney vehicle was caved
in upon this impact and it contin-
ued on to strike a second parked
vehicle , that of. Wallace Houst,on,
which was parked on the south ,
side of the street in front of Finn
lay's warehouse. Damage was, ex-,
tensive to the Montgomery car but
very minor to the Houston vehicle..
The MacDonald vehicle also re-
ceived very minor damage and Mr.
MaeDonald was unhurt.
The injured were treated at the
scene. Both were removed to .
Mingham Hospital where Mervyn-
died shortly after..
Mervyn Hodgins was born and
raised . in Lucknow and- attended
school here. At the time of his
death , he was employed at the
Foundry, in.Wingham. He resided
with his .parents at their' Lucknow
home. •
The youngest member of .a fam-
ily of seven boys, he is survived
by his parents , Irene 'and Oscar
Hodgins of Lucknow; brothers •
Clayton, of Clinton; Melvin,
Alvin., LaVerne and Chester of
London and Lynn of Lucknow. The
ftineral will be held' today ,, Wed-
nesday , October 10th at MacKen-
zie Memorial Chapel in Lucknow
at 2 p.m. with Rev. George Gar-
raft of St. Peters Anglican Church,
Lucknow, Officiating. Burial
will 'be in,Greenhill Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Doug Humph.
rey, David Humphrey, Danny
Leddy, Rick Barger , Bob
Humphrey and Claude Guay.
race, Linda Messenger; David
Aaiders, Brenda Taylor, Sara'
James; Pole Bending , Linda Mes-
senger , Lise Gunby, Sara James,
Lynn .Flowers.
TYKES:
Medallion winners, Blair Alton,
Terry Taylor, Martha Straughan.
TYKE EVENTS, Showmanship,
at Halter , Blair Alton, Terry
Taylor`, Dean Dunby, Lori Aald-
ers; Sack Race', Terry Taylor, .
Lori Aalders, Blair Alton; Saddle
Class, Blair Alton, Terry Taylor ,
Martha Stra.ughan, Lori Aalders;
Barrel race , Martha Straughan,
Blair Alton, Terry Taylor , Lori
Aalders.
The Open Jumping competi-
tion had Lise Gunby in first place,
John Leeson in second place and
Nina Silverstone in third, •
Prizes Winners
The following priz es were
awarded at the 'Sepoy Store's
Quitting Business Sale; 12" Pana-
sonic TV, Mrs. Mel Morrison, R.
1 Lucknow; G. E. Vacuum , Mrs.
43111 Sanderson, Lucknow; 44 piece
set dishes, Mrs. Harold Ritchie,
Lucknow; table lamp, Mrs: Bill
Nelson, Luckno#; electric blend-
er , Mrs. Isabel VVylds Ripley;
electric can opener ., Mrs. Don
Thompson, Lucknow; Sunbeam
iron, Mrs: Ron Forster , R. 1 Luck-
now; china, tea set' , Mrs. Brian
Johnston, Lucknow; Pyrex coffee
pot., Mrs. Allan Hackett, R.' 7:
Lucknow; crystal .lazy susan, Mrs.
Eric Exel; R. '5. Lucknow..
draw on. his 20 years of banking'.
experience to meet the needs of
their respective customers."
Mr. Pacey will assume his dui
ies October 9 and until Decent.(
6 will be engaged in familiartili
himself with operation of the
Ripley brand and meeting its,
clientele. The new branch at'l
Lucknow will open 'December6:1
and mobile agri -bank services
will be extended to the area shoi
1y:Tahfteermaw..aarnd
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management service ye-
.hicle is a key element in the.
agri - bank concept. 'It is a mob
office which will enable Mr, Pa
ey to. spend approximately 80p
cent ,of his .4me on the road ma
ing " on the farm assessments".o
the banking needs of agricultur 0 clients
Mr,, Pacey., who is at present
manager of the Royal's branch'
Harriston , was raised on a farm
and 'joined the bank at ,Wiarton
19119 ..Heilas n heldavmariigns .1
with the bank,in
awa , WOodstock ., Toronto and,
Port Perry.
In .bringing the agri-bank cot
cept to the Riple.y-Lucknow are
he w ill work closely, with bank
agricultural specialists in Totor
The 10 .t ow nships involved with
extension of the service are:
kincardine , Huron, Ashfiebi!
loss', West Wawanosh, East Wa
nosh ; GreenoCh , Culross, Tura
berry and Morris. •
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