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FOURTEEN'
;THE
'LUCKNOW SENTINEL
LUO,KNGW, ONTARIO.
WEDNESDAY •MARCH. 3rd. 1971
isiri ct
'mended For Earlier Issue
HOCKEY NOES:.
Playoff Action
Bantams
' The Ripley . Bantam Hockey
team ha sifted' through' .two
series' and is in its third :now.,
Ripley' easily defeated Blyth in
the first 'seriesand then went on
'to drop Brussels in a two games
to one. decision.. On Friday
night, „they 'started'. theirthird
serieslagainst Zurich in Ripley. It'
was a.close; fast moving hockey.
game with lots :of scoring. Zurich
'finished on top with a 9-7
score,
JUVENILE
Ripley started their final •.
-• - *playoff -series --for -the-Western--
Ontario Championship with .•a
big win over Gorrie on Sunday:
The .action at the start was
•
rather sluggish or Ripley seemed
to be disorganized after. a `weeks
rest but. Gorrie did not take
advant?ge of t'
At the end of .the first the,
score was 2-0 for Ripley :on
•.goals • by Kirk,-* ` and •: Barry.
MacDonald. .
•: Gorrie came out'strong in the`.
second period. to tie the score.
•2=2:lRipaey bounced' back with
It
ected President-
WHITECHURCH
NEWS
N^,. • , ..
The uniit called. The Dairy• Fare
consisting: of instruction in cook-
ing withdairy.. products,- began on.
;Saturday, February 27 when the
:first •rneeting.was held at the. •
home of the .leader Mrs: John.'
Gaunt.' Mrs,. Gaunt opened the
meeting with the' 8girls 'in atte_ n
• dance ;repeating.the pledge in •.
unison:
',The election of officers was held:
President, Kathy P.urdon;. Vice •
Pr-esid-ent ; 3uth-Elliott, Press Repor,
ter, Kathy Wybenga.•and all mem-•
bers will take a turn being: .
secretary::.
The discussion`centred on''the
different ,forrns'of'milk and: the
care of.milk and was given' by
Mrs.. Gaunt and her assistant , Mrs.
Fred 'Tiffin:
Demonstrations given were Egg
nog and how to make it by 'Ruth
Elliott and Kathy , Wybenga : Grill,-
ed Cheese Sandwich was demon-
strated by :Kathy Puritan , Lori
Purdon, Jean' Sim son, Janine
i'urdon W ndy Pardon. and -Kay,
• Wilken. :Dish washers were Ruth
Elliott; I<a:thy. Purdon, Kathy
Wylenga ;
, The name.. chosen fox the :C.lub
from those submitted was White
church Dairy Dippers; •Regular
meetings •will be held on Saturdays
at_ 93.0 -••am. -The-next meeting_._
Will be ,held•at the 'home of. Ruth'.
Elliott. The roll call then 'will be
an answer to the question What
variations• -or itnprovernents
• • cbuld' you stake: on.your flavoured
•
' All are to attach the pamphl'ets
given in their 'record ;book and
write their first meeting. • •
These' meetings proMise to be.
very instructive and'interesting',•
The girls will benefit v'e'ry
from the, expert guidance of the:
leaders,. Mrs. Gauht, And
Ttffin.'
1
three goals and Gorrie accounted
'for two, more•before the end of
the period. Dennis • 'Martin
received. a 'gash over the . eye and.
had to leave -to ' receive stitches..
In the third. ,period Dennis
returned ,at the half', way mark
and immediately • *$parked the'
team. Ripley scored three times:
to take an 8-4: lead.'In' the last
five minutes ,Gbrrie threatened
by scoring two goals but •Ripley
held on to the lead to win the
game.
"PHOTO MISTA ICES"
Last • -week's • paper • had a
number .of ' errors ' . on the
pictures. ' The Miss, . Valentine
Queen' who's- picture was'dn:the
first page was Debbie Tranter.
On the inside page:. the one
picture was of Shirley McCreath
crowning' Debbie Tranter:• The
Curling picture consisted: 'of the`.
Darwin 'Pollock Winning rink, of ,
Cathy Irwin's. , This. tearn • won
'the Darwin Pollock trophy;- '•
ADDITION
One of ' the great sensations
around the* school these :days is;
"Chesty',', ;'a.: sultry temptress
wilt; •isthe dream ,girl of every
•.d the
name "Chesty" when a•_Slightly .
=J n e brrated gentleman'
,approached her at tile ,Plowing
Match' and said "You.'re'a. Chesty'
r :aren't you." Allegedly
confusing _ `.`chesty" • with
- Chesley 3.1 --she--replied yes. -Odd;
because . she doesn't _.come 'from
that .town.
We believe you ' though,
Chesty..: You're our favourite.
sevenyear-old.
,.NOTES x
From -'an unknown source
comes the .word': , that several.
RDHS girls went skiing.a while
:ago "Big Red", "Twiddle -
twerp", Joan Ferguson and
•
Shirley McCreath went to
C,ollingwood for a day on the
• slopes. <Shirley's mom followed.
ata discreet distant" . On being
askedabout the trip`Big Red"
said /enthusiastically "It sure was
fun: -.Especially when 1 pushed
Mary (Twiddletwerp) down the'
ski run backwards.'.'
"Big Red", is noted for her
sense of humour. ; W
•
REACH FOR THE TOP
On February 17;. four flowers.
of Grade 1.2 went to Wingham to
compete on TV against
Walkerton DS.S. the game can
be • viewed on Saturday'next at.,
six -thirty.
RUBLIG S_PEAKLNG._.
•On Friday the l9tIi, liDHS .
had its • public , speaking
competition. Juniors were 'Sally.
Elliott, Trish • • Campbell, ' Joyce :
Elliott, 'Bob' Bissocnette, Mark
Smith •and. Bonnie Boyle. Senior
cham • i'o ' was Br an Bo" 'e
All -the contestants are to be
congratulated on the 'quality of
their speeches Bryan Boyle was
the • overall ! winner. First' among:
the ' juniors was ' Sally Elliott:
Judges were ;Mr.Stanley,.
- ev eorge all -acrd -Rev -K `-J..
ooney:.
it was a : finle contest and we
wish the ' winner continued.
pied I� S4th�.Year.
horn In Ashfield
MISS V.J'� KILPATRICK •
The' death of Miss Verna .Jean
Kilpatrick occurred on Sunday',.. •
February. 21st at her residence 43:
Market Street,. Goder:ieh•,in hef
54th year.,
She was born'in Ashfi.eli Town-
ship oni June'2b:;107 , a•,daughter
of Miltaor andClara (TVacoley),''
Kilpatrick.' She resided in Ashfield
until 1943, lived in Woodstock
from 1943 to 1950 and since
1950 has been a 'resident of'Goder
. '.
Miss Kilpatrick had been employ
ed by :Simpson Sears Sales: offie;e,,
Goderich for the past nineteen
years:, She had. been manager of
the. office for the past Thirteen
years until retirement for health:•
reasons in June;1970. For seven of
the=thlrte:en-•y e-ars-she.wa-s-super---
visor for six other •a.rea_offices.
•She' was; a menber of ' Ndrth
Street United Church.
The ftineralservice. was:•
conducted at the McCallurn Fun-
eral Home •, Goderieh •on Wednes.-
ay, e.•ruar:y _ ,t v
Raymont WAs. minister
Pallbearer? were 'M rk'k.ilpat
'success.:
RINGS`
The new -'school: rings;.arnved':
last week.' Beautiful in silver, or
gold', ' they•, are a ,wonderful.
reminder of RDHS, The good
taste of the Student's: Council is
hereby commended. •• '
•
" S.A.C. ,
. The Student's ' . Action.
Conimittee held . a :meeting last..
•night. The •:vote• was 'unanimous•
on the question 9f.going'out and
finding'a Irttle:aetror►;.
•
isit1
armers
•To put more dollars in. the
,pockets of Canadian fa•rrners is
one,of 'the main aims of the Nat-
ional Farmers.Union,'This
keep farmers on the land where • •
they,wantto be, and..out of the
ranks .ofthe unemployed in the
city jungle—..,,Many people -are-. --
employed .in providing machinery.
fuel; fertilizer* and the many,
many other 'goods and serv'ices,
farmers:rf' ed. Many more are
employed in.processing.agricultu-
ral products.' A healthy farming
industry isgood-for-a comrri.unity'
and good; for' Canada. `
Farmers have too often let
isions affecting them and .their •
industry be'.made by_peQple ;w.bio
•we're•not farrners:':Now they .know
:they must retake their own far::r' •
policy;. The National Farmers,
.n-eon=Ys h or aniz, d 7oup u
'farmers, not'affiliated with 'any •
commercial organization,
Meetings are held monthly and
notices are ih.locai papers.
burin 'the ' ast tet
•
members, under Pres-
ident Bev ,McNay of Ashfield
Township and Da•ity committee
-chairman Antone Vanbsch, also.
ofAshfield•,• visited all dairy
producers Within 'tie boundaries
of, Local 35", This' takes in an
area of approximately 40 s-civare•
miles; Farmers •in other commod W
ities will be visited' at another
tithe,
Thinking Dag
CbservedBy:
guides;& Brownies
.Company leaders Marion' ohnst-
.
one and NancyRitchie 'weld�omed
guests 'at, the door, for the'Thinking
Day meeting. •
After roll call':the Guides went
intoa. horseshoe for colours with.'.
Patrol*leaders. Mary Ellen Havens,
Brenda MacDonald .and Sandra
Finlay..They sang O Canada and;
repeated the Guide Prayer. Capt-
4n.:;gav-e a t li -on Thinking;
After pennies/ Were • collected for'
the tNrorld Friendship Fund.,
taeutenant had a Reading on the
Fund. The• ir•ls renewed 'their
purpgse and Sane the Guide Law.
ert
WHEREVER WISE_
BUYERS ROAM A
YOUR FAMILY
MEND
THEY
TALK'
ABOUT
JOHNSTONE'S
FURNITURE'
Phone 528-3013
rick, Allister Green, Everett*
Spariing Percy 11u'nde11,' Cecil '
Blake Cis -nn -Patterson.._
Interment was in" Dungannon
Cemetery.
MISS: Kilpatrickis survived by .,
her ,parents , Mr,'and Mrs. Milton
Kilpatrick of Gode'rich, and .two,
brothers Clifford and. Harvey,
both of •ft. R. 2., Luc know She
was predeceased by one. brother,.
Me loin in 1922. '
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