The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-09-04, Page 11MAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1974
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
s Week In Ripley
BY AB Wl'LDS
week end was the Labour
eek end with many friends
iatives returning to,the area
isit. Mr, and Mrs. Glen
D and daughter Dianne of
town were with his father
erson in Ripley.
awson Pollock and family
hener Waterloo visited
ith family. members. Mr.
s, Ron Nicholson and
of Kitchener were visiting '
eeve.and Mrs. Clayton
on. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wil-
Sueetsville were 'at their.
e at Lurgan. •Mr, and Mrs:
tin of waterloo spent the
nd with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
and family at their new
in Ripley.,
lservice was, held on Sun -
ernoon for Lennie Harrison
McLennan McCreath Home'
ey, Lennie, who farmed
tenth concession west in
years, passed away at the
mpton Nursing Home, on
Ile was in his 85th year,
Interment was in Kincardine
Cemetery. Sympathy is extended
to his daughter , Marjorie , Mrs,
Kenny MacDonald of Ripley and
her family on this occasion.
• 4 • • •
Syrnpathy of Ripley -Huron folks
is extended to Mrs. Lois (Clarence;
Pollock on the passing of her
mother,. Mrs. Howell Fraser, The
Fraser family lived on the fourth
concession west - east of Reid's
Corners in. Huron Township. Also
surviving are her.son Glen and
daughter Fern, Mrs. Harold Pol-
lock.
• • * •
Bees seem to be marking the
end of August and summer this
past week by swarming. Swarms
were reported from Bervie through
to Lucknow. Some of those report•
ing were Mrs.. Lyon on the south
line , Mrs. Wes Smith, Mrs. Bette
MacLeod and Mrs. Gordon. Brooks,
• * • * •
Many from the Ripley -Huron
Ontario
Ministry of
Natural
Resources
1h, Ministry of Natural Resources, Wingham District has the
wing parcels of land available for Nate by' tender for 1975.
Staniy Township
Lot ° Con.
1 Lake Range West
HuHstt Townshp
Lot Conc.
7
12
13 111
P219 111
PI.20 111
VII 18 and 17 111
Area .and Designated Use
40 acres cropland
Area and Designated Use
78 acres cropland
70 acres. cropland,.
35 acres cropland
8 acres pasture
40 acres cropland
25 acres cropland
• 25 acres cropland
• .82 acres cropland
lend 7 1V 24 acres pasture
10 1V 25 sores cropland
1 V 50 acres cropland
V 3S, acres pasture
S5 acres cropland
35 acres pasture
t V 25 acres cropland
11 V 90 acres pasture
11 V1
15 V1
V1
17
V1
15 V11
80 acres cropland
90 acres cropland
60 acres cropland
25 acres cropland
30 acres cropland
item nota that successful tenderers for properties denoted
wIS bi requested to "seed down" the, property with a
ars seed mixture specified by the Ministry of Natural
Newels. The cost of the pasture mixture will constitute part
of iM payment for rental of !hi land.
Ssxeutut tenderers will pay municipal taxes on the land
Witte balance to the Ministry in grain at market price at time
ds4v ry. Grain to be delivered to the Maintenance Building
tN'at Lot 8 Conc. 111, Hunan Township, by December 1,
%Nat or any tender may not be accepted.
'India permits will expire upon harvesting of crop; type of
IV w!9 determine date of expiry. Land presently used as
Num mum remain so. Factorsother than rental fee per acre
Oh considered in the awarding of tenders. Renewal options
dl not be considered in this tender.'
*maximum of five parcels can be allowed during any fiscal
airs No thrs•ysar options will be considered on this tender.
tabloasines is not psrmheabte.
%mint to the above land will be received at the:
iNinialry of Natural Resources
Sox 490
Wingharn, Ontarlo
NOG 2W0
MI t4 3e9tsmber 6,.1974:
!1 1* held at the Mullett Wildlife Management
maktenance headquarters, Lot 8, Conc. 3 of 71uNett
' S$pf«nber 3, 19/4 between 7 and 9 p.m. for those
Interested in further details regarding properties for
PAGE ELEVEN
BACK TO SCHOOL MEAT SPECIALS
Hinds of Beef
fronts of Beef
Sides of Beef
Heavy Sides of Beef. 3z5.3soLB.
Pork :whole or Halves
99CLB.
69cAL
82CL8.
75c LB.
69CLB.
cut, wrapped and quick frozen at
no extra charge.
SMALL FREEZER SPECIALS
50 16. lots Hamburg 75c LB'
25-30 1b. Iots of Fresh Ham `;,';n:,," 79c
Round Steak or Roasts $1.49.
T -Bone or Sirloin Steaks 5l.89L8.
RIPLEY MEAT
MARKET
395_296h1
LB.
area attended ,the Kincardine Fall
Fair last Saturday. This was the
first of the local fall fairs. Be-
cause many were in attendance
at the fair and the races, the
mainstreet of Ripley was quieter
than usual. On Friday morning
at the Kincardine fair grounds
there were a number of Ripley and
former Ripley area people at the
race barn -. first. Tanner Brooks,
then Ben Rutile with his horse,
Francis Mitchell with his horse
getting ready for Saturday afte' -
noon.
•
• • at
Well, the Toronto Ex is over for
another year. Perhaps few people
know that the president of the Can
adian National Exhibition was
once a commercial traveller
though this area, He is also well-
known as a horseman. At this
year's C. N. E. his Belgian horses
won 20 prize ribbons. He is Doug
Palmer of Schomberg. He had
the grand champion mare at the
show. He had 70 horses at the
iorse Palacethis year. However
Doug also suffered loss, as well -
on the opening day 'of this year's
exhibition his 'main horse barn
on his 200 acre farm at Schomberg,
burned. Six horses died and twenty
twenty two escaped. Back
twenty-five years ago Mr. Palmer
was a traveller for a well known
feed company... No doubt many
from this area have seen Mr.
Palmer drive his six horse Belgian
span at the the big fairs including
the Royal Winter Fair.
• * •
On Friday August 23 , the final
oftball game of the season was.
layed in the Ripley Area Girls'
House League. This was followed.
y a barbecue - hot dogs , ham -
urgers , and pop and was enjoyed
y all the girls who played on the
our teams during the summer. As
onvener of the league, John
Gamble expresses his thanks firstly
to the lady coaches for these teams
namely Mrs. Deane Guikema
Mrs. Sheila MacDonald, Mrs,
Janet Kempton, Mrs. Evylene Mac
Tavish, Mrs. Donalda McLean;
Mrs, Lois Hackett Mrs. Barbara
Gamble , and Mrs. Marilyn Reid
and secondly thanks to the lady
umpires of games - Mrs. Betty
Scott , Mrs. Janet Farrell, Mrs.
Donalda Pollard, Mrs. Judy van
Kooten , Mrs. Joan Brooks, Mr's.
Nancy Dawson, Miss Susan Brooks,
Miss Debbie Tranter, Mrs. Dorothy
Needham, Mrs. Ruby Walden,'
Mrs. Joyce Courtney , Mrs.
Marlene Coiling , Mrs.. Ev Coiling ,
Mrs. Judy Coiling and Mrs. Elaine
Pollock. On behalf of the girls
John says "Thanks" to all these
ladies.
• • 0 •
Visiting with Mr. 'and Mrs. Don
McCosh this past week were Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Needham of
Vancouver , .Miss Maureen Ker
Miss Audrey Schandlen, Miss
Kim Cornell and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Johnston of Mississauga , Mr.
and Mrs. `Robert Forster of Victor-
ia , B.C. Miss Betty Orr of
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