HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-03-04, Page 15WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4th, 18711
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,, Oi<ITARIO
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EDITORS':. Gail Lock, Jean McTavish, Robert Rooney.
t'; PHOTOGRAPHERS; Mary MacCharles, Bruce Aitken
Gi \.t ;1 OF'FIh'A•LS.
Last Tuesday ztfte'rnoon:th'ere
was a girls' •bas,ketball tournament
at *Ripley. :The: first •two games:,;
• were jun;ior'te ims:pLayin off
,for•first and second place'. '
At 7,p 'm% our senior girls'
,played off for first'place for tile
E3:1:A:., championship: This was
the 'first of two gariies, with the
Winner being* .the team with the
highest total points of two games.
'Theipposition was the Chesley:
girls. • .
On fir senior learn , theplayers
were Gail •C'ourtney . -Susan'
.Elliott, Karen. Lackey, Margo
Nicholson, Jean Scott
Margaret -Courtney, ,Mary
N1ac(harles , 'Joan Ferguson
.• Shirley Nicholson.,'
Sandra, Collins, ..Dianne. Keiopton_,
'Joanne McGarvey. • •• •
The fi�ia1. score -of -rhe .Garbe
game were \1a rgo Nicholson' 2S ,
Oa il,Courtney,17 , Karen lackey
b, Susan laliot 1, and Joan' • •
Ferguson 1. '
Even though they. didn:t ,
didn't c[ui.te make •it this•vear
'We always hope that they will ,
do it next 'year..
•
i3RY•A.hi: BOY Ll•:
Ripley 's• gift to the world: of
oratory , Bryan Boyle , has
reached new heights He won'
the 'High 'School contest held here
last: month , • . From :there he went'.
6n 'to win the Legion contest' in •.
Lucknow. . Last Saturda ; he.won •
••first:place •in. Stratford*:'
From, there, he goes on .to t.
Toronto,, . %The students'•of
RDHS want to wish hiini continued
good' .fortune rn'hts s.pea.kinf .
Sic 'ern Bart!
was Chesley; 45 , Ripley 37. The'
THOUGHT POR THE WEEK
e communist government of
•Central turope pursue .a v:ei:y •
•
cotiscientiops'foreign policy'.:.
They interfere inthe internal.
affairs_
of -no country:.° not even
Ripley team put up a really good
fight-. _Sear-er-s-€tit he ga'nl
Margo Nicholson 22, Gail
Courtney 10,- Karen 'Lackey
Joan Ferguson •2 and Mary,.
:MacCharles '1, ;
THE ENDi
•On .Friday afternoon the;. itipiey.
•girls"travelled back to Chesley.
With_theiaa they-took _so-me:ct-1)eer
- their owl-:--
- Roherr Rooney.
ers as weal as our cheerleadecS.
who put ona fine show, They•
'helped our team 'along and we
were very .proud' of them. •
• The. • irls ..laed a fine - ame
PER ONAL1'T:IES OF•TIHE WEEK'
our Phys.-
Ed and Latiiitaches. lie' always',
has a. sunny smile And a kind .word
' whenever you need it. Who can
resist his cheery dtspos•i.t'ioti Yitid'
,bubbling stood humour:'
JEAN MacTAVISI1 ;- ra very
:diligent and tireless. worker. Her
advice i.s at everyone's 'disposal;
whether it is ailed for
or not. Easily the wildest' kid in
.schgo1
•us .as es ety •e eated '
Ripley at home , Ripley defeated
Chesley in their home gym. The
score of the game. was '50 to 47
fir Ripley .but unfortunately
Ckesley had an 8 point lead from
the first game so•there'fore they
won the 11 . l , A charripionship Dentist: "I'm sorry, but.. Tat ail out
of gas.'.
Girl in Chair: "Ye'Oodsi' Do dentist
" ;pu11 that old stuff, tooIi'' ,
We were to Very proud of our
senior girls The 'scorers in, this
ReceptionHeId For
Robert Mcwbrays;
Will'TI;CH1IRC:IE'-N>;:WS
Ort 1=riday eveilin* Febr.uaiy.
27 a, reception was held In:
Whitechurch Co:mni-tinity.l\letn,or-
ia1 Hall for Mr. ;and.?\lrs.,'Robert'
Mowbray (nee Cassie 'Fa. ner)'..
Tiffin's orchestra furnished •
music for dancing for the large'
crowd width gathered. ' Brian
Milton" arid Gorge Tiffin did the
ca�li.ng; -ff, 7\-t:-1 lc -h -tulle ,;�i
and Mrs .. \iowhra'y were exiled,
to'ihe platform ..'John Jaitrieson•
addressed t1ieii •unci Carnet
Farrier on behalf of the
gathering preserted'thew with a
gift of money. Mr. andfMrs..::
Mowbray both• r.eplied'thanking
the• audience for their ftind:ness
remembering thein in this way
and for•attending the party and
niakin it a ueess The.y also.
e:xten• d an invitation to
visit t ill in theirhome., All'
then ng.For '1'hey.Are'•Jolly. '
�:ood f=ellows at.rd d tncint;. was
resunied'till closing time.
After the receptioi'i. closed 3t
:the Community 1J11 rn'any of'tt e
-a-tren-ders- jioiciecl,a eIi.iyttri party
and dame TO the; lionise of Mr.
and \Irs,. 13oh \,low,brav `wher.e
they continued}.celebrati g until•
early: morning h�• dancing ro
music ,furhi.slted•�h' Paul Laidlaw
w-iuh-g it ix-a-ri-a.44443o- alp+ bray, .
RIp'in,..ABATTOIR
Custom Butchering — Cueing—and Smoking
Cutting and Wrapping Sausage Making - Fast .Freezing: ' •
••.HOGS'AND. CATTLE ON;MON9AYS.
CATTLE 'ONLY ON. WEDNESDAYS
With *we Big 'Coolers, We Are Able To: Hang Your Beef From.
• a To 3 Weeks . Whai`tever Your: Requirements. Are
For I-lome Freezers We Sell,. Choice: Home Killed Beef Pork.
.and .Lamb In. Any Quantity`At•Ldwest Marketing Prices •
•ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR.
_PROTECTION—.. • '
•CHAS. HOOISMA,
with fiddle and other.musicians.,
also singi ng, old to rnesongs and
reca1lin •old tunes .• :.
Mrs, .l cel laapru:at1 re -t* }-�-
home from West.Hill on •Friday
with \1:r. and Nirs..itoss'Stnirh,
Cathy and l3radl.ey.
\1r, and \1rs Roi1a�'ld. Seddon.
and'\lr,•and \iris., 0ordoit Clark of
Brantford attended'the reception
.for.\1r: and \lrs•. Bob \'oi'i•br.ay .
on friday, evening and spent • .
•11ie.week :end with \1r, 'and, Mr.
\1owhra\', • \lrs. Seddon is.th'e
former Ro.ber.ta \1owtiray and'
known to niany.liere,
e re•.p eased to ::ave--
. , or •tn•t is conijnnnity..
that Rev. �Clarence '\1cClenagha n ;
who was a Patient at Victoria...
Hospital London was able to
return home tO,:Duriganison ,last. '
''hurl ay. • :. ..:
Shirley and 13etty.Joh:nston of
Clinton spent th'e meek -end
With: JffhetteJoh nston, of 'London '
at.'the home of her parents .19r.
and Mrs' Clark Johnston:
i\1ild'red• \.1cClenagha'n
at' Psychia,trrc:llo,pit;al Goderich.
spent the week -eq. with. h.er
mother Mrs. Lillian N1cClena gShan
i\.r. and Mrs, Dave'.Arthur.
(Edna. Wall) o London spent he
weektill her, pares
and, Mrs. Ira' Wall and family. ,
Worjj has been 'received .here
that' Jack Aiteh,isoit residing .at
Huronview,Cli•nton was taken on
Thiirsday'last to Victorial. . '•
H.osp.ital, London'.
The 'I)a.y. of Prayer wi1i he held:
in-Chalrtters Dres-byieria11 Church
on N'arciii"i: iT 2..i7t, The theme
of themeeting is `fake Courage"
On which films •w ill .be•shown•,.
'All ladies of the Colnmuhfty rate• .
exteri : an 1i1vittition,
Mr..and \1rs. Herb Hunter and •
Trevor of • London were Sunday •
visitort'•with her parents. \Ir..
and 'Mrs, Wallace Conn, • .
'Chalni:ersVJ',\1.5',`are invited,
s
to:attend- the 'frr,t;:•1V, "'hank -
offering neetine in April. in the
United Church. The regular
0.C. W,,' Meeting is this • .
Wednesday afternoon.at the hp`tne,
of :Mrs . Geo. Thompso'n
be,a birthday teas
Alma' Cann of Guelph. •
University and Joann Laidlaw ,.
nurse training at Vietoria
ABATTOIR 395=2905 STORE 395-2961
1Iospi1a1, London spent ,the
week-ei)d•at their parental •
homes.
OnSaturSiay Mfr, and Mrs.
Ross"'Siitith , Cathy and• Bradley'
we it••Lb.Grand Bend to visit
before. returning 'home. to West
414 1-1. .
`;1i:. and Mrs. Albert •C pultes
spent 'Thursday''with \1r;.ani1 Mrs.
Wilbert' ;Schwichtenh'e.rg and •
fa in 1 Port Elgin.'
• We are sorry ro report th at,
Jack Pardon; a'.foriiaer resident
Of our cortiritunit y now' of
1 C` kilo -W- 0v as' ad ft -i +e- t o .
Viet6tta`l'iospital early last ‘veel<
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and on Friday last bad sure=trv.
lle is wished a speedy recovery
hya11..
On Thursday ;!,1r, and ".rs•': '
Ken Zinn .and Mrs.. Jack P'trdon
visired.with Jack at \;i'ctoria
hlospital and on Sunday Itusfel
and --•C;:1 r f-F•� P urd om-a?ird-!•; ",rs-. __
I larold 'Cook: of l3 vth' and ' '•rs .
•Jack Purdor, of Lucknowvisited'
.
with „tack ' and found hint' 1inproved
in health. r
EiEFORE
lLti� til
STAfT; ...:, w.
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15 1969 MODELS
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Chevrolets, Pontiacs, Fords, Camaros
Beauntonts and Chevelles•
In: hardtops and sedans, V8, power steering
• '" and braes;
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5.7.-- 1968 •.PONTIAC .PARISIENNES, ' in 2 and '4 door hardtops,
fully equipped •
1968 PONTIAC` GRAND' P:,ARISIENNE 2 door hardtop
ry 1968 -MUSTANG 22 -l- 2..
• 1968 FORD GALAXIE 500, :V8, power. steering
1968 FORD CUSTOM 500, V8,,' power ' steering .
:A nu ber of 1968 PONTIAC sedans.
.1967PONTIAC
96 PARISIEIVNE 4 door hardto
p, V8, fully: equipped
2 = :1967 FORD. GALAXIES, 2 door• hardtops, fully equipped
3 =- 1967 •CHEV BEL ASR sedans, V8 automatic
1967 CHEV, ' 2: door
1967. DODGE, V8 automatic, .fully equipped, 4: door.
Used . cars.: from '63 to. '66 in various models, sedans-, hardtops
and 4 door, mostly fully.equipped
1968 'CHEVROLET .stationwagon
ssa-rRvexs
1967 CHEVROLET, .1 ton stake„
'1967' CHEVROLET, 1 ton
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1965 CHEVROLET, 1 ton
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an• s a et wi 327 engine, D.P'.. rear -
1964 ,CHEVY. V8 with,5 Speed, transmission, DP rear axle, 1
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A' number of Econoline and. Chevy Vans from '64 to• '67 ,
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Service Station
Phone 887=61.73