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ARTICLES FOR SALE
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Three buildings left over from National Show. Exam-
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choose from, Call Miracle Span self free
1.800-387-4910.-0-46
S50,000 worth of good butcher and grocery equipment
going at 'half price. Dyck's Food Market, 150 Collier
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LAPEL, PINS:•Enamel, gold, silver base, 2 colours. 250
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
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2 -YEAR OLD ,REGISTERED Quarter Stallion, Bay, pro.
fessionally trained for Reining. 7 -Year Old Registered
thoroughbred Gelding 15,2, Bay. Trillium 'Cirpit.
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PUREBRED SIMME TAL SALE, Sunday, Nov, 23/86 1
pm, 52 head of bred cows, heifers, bull calves, JERICO
2X influence. JERICHO FARM, Port Perry, (416)
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WANTED TO BUY
OLD WRISTWATCHES WANTED, Any make, One or one
• hundred. Old rolex wristwatches wonted. Also
wanted Eaton's "Quarter Century" square wristwat-
ches (25 years service), will pay $200 and up for this
watch, Will also buy straps, crystals, ports etc, for old
wristwatches, Write B. Walsh, 173 Queen St. E. Toron-
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COMING EVENTS
COME TO THE FAIR! The,Royal Agricultural Winter
•Fair. The World's largest indoor horse & agricultural
fair. Come join this celebration of agricultural and
equine excellence. November 13.22. Exhibition Place,
Toronto, For information call (416) 393-6400, tickets
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Superintendent named
BY AB WYLDS
For needed surgery, Dan Carter, Huron
township road superintendent, has been
granted temporary leave of absence from
his position. Reeve John Gamble announces
that fin Dan's place, the Huron Township
Council has appointed Bert Elliott as tem-
porary road superintendent for the months
of December and January. Retired reeve of
the township, Bert Elliott knows the folks in-
volved in maintaining the township, also
most of the peopleliving here, and the work
on the 'winter roads.
Happy Hearts euchre match
• The Happy Hearts Euchre Club met at the
Ripley Legion Hall last Monday afternoon.
Ten tables were playing. High winners were
John Smith and Eileen Carter. Lucky card
holders were Isabel and Walter Forster. The
next party will be Nov, 17th at the Legion
Hall at 2 p.m. Report was made by John and
Mary Scott.
Thanks for garden donations
According to the residents at Huron Villa
they have been well supplied with fruit and
vegetables from the local orchards and
gardens. These donations have been greatly
appreciated. Thanks goes. to Mrs. Evelyn Ir-
win for contributing this item to the column.
Royal Winter Fair memories
The Royal Agricultural Winter.Fair starts
tomorrow Thurs. Nov. 13 in the Coliseum in
Exhibition Park, Toronto. It runs through
the next week to end at Sat. midnight Nov.
22, This is the 58th show. The Royal started
in 1922 according to reports. During the Se-
cond World. War, 1940-1945, the Coliseum
was used to billet some of the Canadian
Armed Forces.
We had our first look a• t the Royal in
November 1933 when we were attending the
Ontario College of Education up on Bloor
Street, Toronto. Two things we recall from
- that visit. The first was the Maytag Holstein
milk herd from Madison, Wisconsin. The se-
cond thing was the arrival and dress of the
reserved seat folks for the horse show -
limousines, chauffeurs, ladies in long white
ermine fur coats, and men with high hats
and in evening 'suits.
Allan Mason of Wiarton and Ab Wylds of
Ripley arrived at the front of the Coliseum.
by first (the street bus system, along Harbor
Street, then transfer to the Bathurst street-
car to the fair site for a nickel. Admission
was twenty-five cents. At the end of the
evening another nickel took us back to the
rooming house at 299 Huron St. For the total
cost of 35 cents each - the price of a postage
stamp today.
Janice Needham receives award
Last Wednesday evening Nov. 5 the
Teeswater Agricultural Society held their •
Awards Night. Janice Needham of the
ipley area received her top award for
showmanship with her Holstein calif at the
Teeswater Fair on *deter 11.
Now a month later in November Jim,
Dorothy, and Janice are showing their prize
Holsteins from their Mandeen Farms at the
Royal from Nov. n to 22.
Remembrance Day service
Thanks goes to Mrs. Barbara Paquette for
her note on behalf of the 1% ipiey Legion Aux-
iliary. On Sunday morning, Nov. 9 at 9;30
a.m. the Auxiliary participted in the
parade to Knox Presbyterian Church for the
joint church remembrance service. Again
yesterday on Tues. Nov. 11 the Ripley
Legion Auxiliary were a part of the parade
to the Cenotaph at the front of the um
Township hall for the Remembrance Day
service there. Next week on Wee' iesday,
Nov. 19 the Ripley Legion Auxiliary will be
holding their coffee break.
Sheep and lamb farming explained
Mrs. Bernadette (Jim) Scott of the 4th
Concession west in Huron township was in-
troduced by Mrs. Elizabeth Fair,
Agriculture and Canadian Industries con-
venor on Friday at the Ripley Women's In-
stitute meeting in the Knox Presbyterian'
Church Sunday School room on Friday Nov.
7th.
Bernadette is in charge of the project of
sheep raising on their farm and chose as hey
topic - "Sheep and Lamb Farming". She
chose to raise sheep because they are
smaller animals and easy to catch. She is
educated in delivering lambs and in the
feeding and caring for any illness. Later a
film was shown on Feeding the Sheep as
well as Shearing the Wool.
Shown also was the Processing of Wool to
Yarn. This was a most interesting program
and Bernadette was thanked by Mrs. Minnie
Lock.
Mrs. Mary. Brooks gave a full and in-
teresting outline of the Fall Rally held at
Sauble Beach which she attended with Mrs.
Marian McTavish and Mrs. Amelia Cumm-
ing. The theme of the Rally was "Let us take
time for all things".
Attended funeral
Robert and Muriel Osborne of the 4th con
east in Huron twp. (RR 5 Lucknow), attend-
ed the funeral service for Mrs. Elsie Ander-
son on Thursday November 6 in Mono Cen-
tre United Church. Burial was in Relessey.
Cemetery.
Midgets lose first to Pctlmerston
The Lucknow Midgets are back on the
ice for another exciting season of hockey.
This year's coaches are Larry MacPher-
son, George Gibson and Harvey
Livingston,
The team is a combination of seven
second -year Midgets and eight players
who have moved up from the Bantam
team. A new player on this year's Wain IS
Jeff Pollard who hasn't played hockey for
a few years. He has recently moved from
Kincardine and the players have welcom-
toms "B"s post
The Atom "B"s came flying out of the
dressing room full of energy and en-
thusiasm ready to play they love so much.
Watson
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970 Queen St., Kincardine
Offering income fax com.
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Steven EX Watson, C.A.
Barry W. Schmidt, C.A.
ed him to laucknoir and to the Midget
team.
The team played their opening game of
the season .against Palmerston last Mon-
day night. They put up a good fight but
came out on the losing end of a 6-3 score.
Palmerston 6 Lucknow 3
Jamie Humphrey lead the scoring with
two goals with the other scored by Kevin
De Jong, Assists went to John
Vanderveldel David MacDougall and two
from Scott Hackett.
win over Ripley
On Saturday, November 8, their en-
thusiasm paid off as they came up with a
winning effort against Ripley 3-2.
' Lucknow 3- Ripley 2
Lucknow jumped into an early lead at
3:18 of the first period on a goal by Dennis
Hogan from Nathan Daer and Jeremy
O'Neill.
The boys played fast -paced hockey in the
second period but no scoring was done.
After a well-deserved rest between periods
the team got their second marker of the
game by Scott Rintoul fom Mark Chilton
and. Colin Humphrey, Ripley replied with
two quick unanswered goals- to tie the
score 2-2.
With 46 seconds left in the game and play
whistled dead, Lucknow made a quick line
change . The boys put forward a valiant ef-
fort and put one between the pipes with
nine seconds left., Scoring the game winner
was Colin Humphrey, assisted by Nathan
Our and Dean Tiffin. Great game lads !
The next Atozn "B" game will be played
on November 15 in Lucknow against
Ripley at 4:30 p.m.. come out and support
the local boys.
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