The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-05-28, Page 187.f •
YOU CAN COUNT ON US
LOWRY FARM EQUIPMENT
CRAWFORD MOTORS
(HRYSLER DODGE PLYMOUTH
wINGHAM ONTARIO
PHONE 357-3862
/973 DODGE CHARGER
1973 GMC • SPRINT
1973 DODGE, 11 ton
1973 CHEVELLE, 2 dbor
1972, DODGE VAN '
1972 DODGE DART, 2 door hardtop, 6 automatic
1971 DODGE VAN, V8 automatic with radio
1970 NOVA, 6 standard
1970 TOYOTA, 2 door with radio ,
1970 VOLKSWAGON, wagon, automatic
1969 METEOR, 2 door hardtop
1968 CHEV, 4 door hardtop
.1967 CHEV, 4 door sedan, 6 automatic
The regular meeting of the
Lucknow: Girl Guides was held May
22nd. There were only 10 Guides
present because, of the Band Tour.
Because of the lovely weather the
entire meeting was outside..
The leaders took the Guides for a
short hike around town looking for
objects tomake swaps for'the Revel
Rally • to be held June 14th.
Campfire was held in the park by
the bowling green:
The next meeting is to 'be held
out at Barbara Hackett's. The'town
girls are to meet at the Town Hall
at 4.00 sharp if they wish to bike
out. Each girl is responsible for her
own supper% so be well prepared
with everything you will need. This
will be the final regular meeting.
PAGE EIGHTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 197$
711111,1111.., 711111116,' 7111111k,
•1
This Week In Ripley Look neighbor .
THAT' BY AB WYLDS
Last Saturday' morning at ten
o'elock, auctioneer Grant MacDon-
ald of Smoky Hollow, on,the second
of Hnron.Township, conducted the
sale of the Ripley Chopping Mill for
owner Mike SnObelen. Present
besides these two. were fifty or so
spectators and three bidders. It
was all over in less than a half hour.
Ron Stanley of Bervie prominent
implement dealer and businessman
was 'the suCcessful • bidder 0 at
$17,100,
On Friday, nine boys of the
Ripley 4-H Forestry Club were out
at the "Corner" on the sixth
concession. They were Bob
Campbell, assistant leader; Wray'
Thompson, president; Doug Peter-
baugh, Tim. Palmer, John Drzazga,
Mark Humphrey, Greg Rouse, Paul
Courtney, Mark Stewart ana, yours
truly., From nine thirty tdtwelve
thirty they planted 1500 white pine
trees for the Huron ToWnshiii
Give Your Loved One
A
°mance
Diamond Ring
FOR PRIVATE EVENING
APPOINTMENTS
CALL 528-3532 OR
RESIDENCE 528-3940
44444+++++++++++++4444444
SCHMID'S
JEWELLERY AND
CHINA
LUCKNOW
OWNERS — W. JOS. AND
DEAN E. AGNEW
Council. It was a rather unique
experience for this writer to help
plant over the houge and barn site
of his former neighbours, the late
Dan, Sandy and Annie Robertson.
* *• * * ,* *
Alinost everyone has heard the
story about Paul Bunyan and his
great ox "Babe". Well for a few
days last week a modern version of
this great ox was parked on the
street by Howard Hodge's garage.
Only, this time it was the • big
hereford owned by the Bruce.
County Beef Producers and adver-
tising the 1976 Plowing Match in '
Bruce County at Walkerton.,' Early
Saturday morning, Don MacTavish
hauled it with his truck to the
parade in Hamilton for the Ripley
and District Lions Club.
Mrs. Violet (Roy) MacKenzie of
Ripley is visiting for a week with
her sister and husband,' Mr. and
Mrs. R. M. Scott of Huntington
Woods, Michigan.
* * * * * *
On Friday afternoon, at the
Ripley Huron. Legion hall, the
ladies of the Ripley and District
Horticultural Society held their
spring flower show and a bake sale.
* * * 31e• *
Brian MacDonald of London was
home for the week end visiting with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Kenny
MacDonald and family members at
their home in Ripley.
* * * * * *
Paul Bennett, Executive Director
of the Canadian Guild of Crafts in
Ontario, judged the arts' and crafts
exhibit ih Ayton on Saturday and
awarded prizes 'to begt crafted
original articles entered by crafters
and artists from across, Ontario.
Two of the prizes came to this
locality - with Mrs. Jean Phillips of
Lucknow being awarded one in the
original hand made quilts and Mrs.
Marion MacCharles of Lochalsh in
the china painting. Both ladies
received cheques from the spon-
sors of the, competition - "the
,Ayton Kountry Karnival".
* * * * * *
Mrs. Lucille Fischer of Bellmore
spent •a day with her mother, Mrs.
Ernie Pollock in Ripley last week.
* * * * * *
Recently, Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Stillwell and Shelley of Barrie
visited with her mother, Mrs:
Gladys Huston in Ripley.
* *'* * * *
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Garton of
Leamington spent the week end
with Mrs. Garton's brcther; Am-
brose Gamble' and Marion., ' While
here Mrs. Garton visited her aunt )
Mrs. Evelyn Corbett who is a
patient in Kincardine General
Hospital. Mr. Garton visited" his
aunt, Mrs. Holdy Garton of Ripley.
Their grandson, Jay Pepper spent
his time with his cousins Brian and
Dairid Gamble of concession 6, sons
of Allan and Alice Gamble, also
Glenda and Lisa. Marion and
Ambrose, Bill and Verneica, 'spent
Saturday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Smith of Dungannon.
Mrs. Smith is a sister of the
Gambles. '
Attacked By
Family Dog
KINLOUGH NEWS
Three year old John Walsh,, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Walsh and
grandson of Mrs. GertrUde Walsh,
was' attacked by their family dog
and badly bitten on his face and
back. He was rushed to emergency
at the Kincardine and District
General Hospital, where he receiv-
ed immediate attention.
Dr. and Mrs: G. E. Myers of
Middleton, Nova Scotia' and their
daughter Mrs: Buzza of Kitchener,
visited during the week with Mr.
.and Mrs. Malcolm Lane and Hugh
and with Mr. and .Mrs. Frank
Maulden and Keith here and with
Misses Nellie and Margaret Mal-
colm at Lucknow.
We extend sympathy to Mr. and '
Mrs, John Robb of Lucknow and
formerly of concession '10 in the
death of his sister, the late Mrs.
Ethel MacDonald of Dungannon.
The funeral was held froth the
Stiles Funeral Home, Goderich on
Saturday afternoon. Relatives from
here attended the funeral with the
burial in Dungannon Cemetery.
Congrattilationsio David Rhody,
who received his Master Of Arts
degree from the Sir Wilfred Laurier
University, Waterloo. Mrs. Gerald
Rhody and Mrs. Cliff Robb
attended the graduation on Sunday
afternoon.
The Anglican Services next
Sunday, June 1st will be held at
Ripley, Bervie and jticknow.
Butler V-II silagedistributor-
and less climbing.
unloader gives you s,fast feeding
Stop In Today for Free Catalog.
R.R. 1 KINCARDINE, ONTARIO
PHONE: S19.3954286
NIMILI MILIN11111.1111111\111111101111,0111MAINIIA
Tomnta
Lord
Simcoe
tel
where business and
Afire mix
It's a pleasure to' do business when you stay at the
Lord Simcoe. If your calls are downtown you are within
walking digance. For uptown calls, the subway is right at
our front door. After your business day is over, theatres '
and entertainment are close at hand, '
If you are driving we offer free Overnight parking
from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 a.m., and if you are flying the
airport bus stops frequently at the hotel.
Try miking business and pleasure ...
sta atthe Lord Sitncoe; Hotel,
the 'friendly one.
150 King Street' West, Toronto,.
Telephone: 362-1848