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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-02-09, Page 11PAGE, .ELEVEN'' • li e Febriiary meeting of South' loss Women's Nlissionary SoC r was held at the home of Mrs, iglas Oratiam. There were 17 sent.' irs. Donald C. MaClrityt.e pies - d with the meeting opening by ging a•llyinn and repeating the- d's Prayer.: The minutes were d and, business dealt with, The ;ter meeting is to be held in the ;entent of the Church March exi 11 with several surrounding SOG es.1)eing invited. • The .Bible Study ,lohn 1.was pably taken by Mrs. Lorne, arks with questions answered d discussiori kroliii the group. A ad•ing from The Glad Tidings • is given by Mrs. Lloyd'MacDoug- I entitled "Friendship and.Ser- ce". A detailed report of the anhal meeting-in WinghAin was ven by Mrs. Doirglas Graham.. he topic was taken and given by [rS. HarryLayis, a general out- ne of "'Africa' with memberi ading parts folloWed by a..read- Ig.by ,Mrs, .,Alex qvlacLeod 'entit- el "A Roacl".... Ctrs, Alex MacLeod , .Mrs. Vera cbrnidt,.Mrs. 'Ann .Austin wok. art in the Prayer Circle... The, ourtesy-rcnialr-1;4__w_e_re Its. Harry Lavis. Mrs, Lorne SparkS closed- the neetThe with Prayer. The hoSt-,. ss and directors•in charge served unch. Auxiliary Host Birthday Party LadieS' Xtixiliary to Bruce- leallaveri held theiregular'Jan- uary meeting alter which they • :.toted as hostesses for theme Januag. hiillidayParty honouring the cele.- brants of. UR' !Dine having a Jan- uary:birt.hday•. The celebrants Were William (ioble, Joseph pit,. ncr, Mrs. Mararet•Good, AngUs' II. McLean, Stuart Scott, Miss Minnie NIcfad.gen and ,Charles Burl . . • The Afternoon party was held in the,auditoriumwherc each-one received .a birthday 'gift:and a lorsage, much t-G-t the recipients. The • Auxiliary ladies served 'birthday • . 41 111•11111111111r Asiinamor 141.. Jos. and Dean'E; Agnew PHONE 528.3532' LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Mrs. Wm. Orr is a patient in the Winghat;11 and Dis,trict Hospit - al. We wish her a speedy recov- ery. The ladies of the community ,were quilting at the hall Thurs- day. Mrs. Wes Young and Mrs. Jim 'NWT had several ladies in quilt- ing during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott Were Monday evening visitors wi Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young and mily. The storm cancelled school on Friday for the children. The card party ,at the hall was Cancelled fOra•week too. Mr. and Mrs. Bob' Bregrnan 'anti- family were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott and boys. .Mr. and prs. Jim Young were Tue'sday ,evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Wall Of Holy- rood . The community' was sorry to learn of the fire at Maxwell's Store, HOlyrood last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bongertman and family, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Urbain Blockeel of Sea forth. boys only have one remaining game and that is against league 1.-Fidifig-Wiarton. -The-boys-are-- looking torward to next year with this year's experience behind/ them. 1' • \ 1967 FORD Custom 500 V8 automatic, power steering 1967 PONTIAC Grand Parisienne, V8, full power 1967 CHEV 112 ton panel 1967 CHEVY Van with heavy 'duty equipment 1967 CHEV 2 door hardtop, V8 POLARIS omobiles In Stock USED 1969. Storpion Snowmobile 2 '1971 Polaris Snowmobiles ***************** L • „.. CAR SALES :110. LYTH PHONE .523-4342 /NA REVABLE USED OAR. 1972 PLYMOUTH 'Duster, '2 door hardtop, 6 cylinder automatic power steering 1,971 PONTIAC• Catalina 4. door hardtop, V8 automatic, power equipped 1971 MUSTANG, 2 door hardtop, V8; power equipped 1970 PONTIAC Parisienne 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic,' power steering and power brakes 1969 PONTIAC Laurentian, 4 door sedan ., automatic 1969 PONTIAC Parisienne, '4 door hardtop, V8, power equipped 1969 CHEV 4 door, V8 automatic, poWer brakes, power steering 1-96rDODGE-P-Oara 4 door-,--V8-automatic,--powe power brakes 1969 PONTIACIaurentian '2 cloor hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes 1969 FAIRLANE 2 door hardtop, V8, ,standard transmission 1968 CHEV 4 door, 6 cylinder automatic 1967 METEOR!' door sedan .4% )NESDAY„ 'FEBRUARY E9, 1912' South Kinloss -THE ,LUCKNOW SENTINEL, ii,MCKNOW., :ONTARIO 11,,vcknow 06.1t H1 LANGSIDE The February meeting of Unit :I of Luc ow United Church Woni en ,was i eld in the United Church' parlour oi February 1 with Mrs. E. W. Rice presiding and thiiteen members and one visitor present. Mrs. Wesley Ritthie, pianist, played hymns before the meeting and opened with singing Hymn 7. The devotions were in charge of Mrs. 'Al:Irwin. Mrs. McCulloch read the Scripture, psalm 138, and Mrs'. Irwin led in prayer., Mrs. 'Wesley Ritchie gave a - .reading, "The seed Of Faith" with Mrs..1rwin giving the topic , "God is the meaning of 'Life". • Several articles for the layette donation were brought and displayed and the ladies were ask- ed to bring quilt blocks size 18 x 20 inches to the next meeting. A finance project was discussed and it was decided that each member give 10 cents a week for the year with this money to be credited' with the collections to each, in the annual report. ' The programs for 1972-73 were given out and much appreciation for preparing same is due Mrs. Bryce Elliott. Several ladies offered to visit sick and shut-ins during the year. , Mrs...Vernon Hunter was. named to Ilre-npmmatarrg,co-nmilttee. The roll call was answered by a news item on Africa.- 'Mrs. Rice closed the meeting, with a poem,. "See it through", followed by hymn 214 and prayer.. Mrs. Nicholls invited the ladies to'the manse for lunch. This was followed by'Rev. and Mrs. •Nich- olls giving the members a trim 'of the Manse ,,which was apprec'ia'ted by all. $2.75 a couple.' • RIPLEY GIRLS KINCARDINE The Ripley Junior Girls'• basket- ball team faced Kincardine, on , • February 1 in a closely contested match in which the latter:ream assumed the ,victory. • Margie .. `Collins displayed the best skill .by attaining.eight,points., all of them field goal's while Mary . Needham, Joan.Courtney and Kim Pariellalso participated • quite capably. " The. Ripley Seniors scored their. initial win of the season by trou,nc ing.the, Kincardine St Mors 38-7.;Margar..et Courtney played. a brilliant game by coming on strongly in the;"third quarter to score four• baskets for a persona 1. gaine total of seven. The longer 'Ripley played the More efficient becaMe their shooting as eight field goals were scored in the last eight nth-tiles- -afrp.-1-ay;----Lhanner---- Kenipton .and Kathy Farrell also carried the' team through to its resulting'victory as .well as Sally Elliott, Chris Mcppelder and Mary Ivla.cCharles, RIPLEY VS CHESLEY The RDIIS girls basketball teams journeyed to Chesley on .February 3 to play games which' had been formerly postponed be- cause of.storins. As it turned out; .the "team was fortunate' in chaos- .ing Thursaay-17o compete since on the following day,a 'widespread blizzard„ the worst so far this year, .necessitated the cancelling of classes,at RDIIS and most other schools in the area.. .Ripley Junior girls were stormed out by Lit este y but Margit-COI-14:ns, with hack to back fie14..goals in the first.qtfarter , Joan Courtney-•, Janice Reeves and Kim Farrell contributed toithe teafri"s efforts. Margaret Courtney again led the 'Senior girls scoring with 14 points against Chesley. Ellen E,Iliott, CURLING Despite the adverse weather conditions Saturday , February 5 , the Darwin Pollock BOnspiel wept on as scheduled,, The only con- sequence of the.storm was the fact that the two draws went on the ice hour late,. Although -it 2.30 p.m, before. the sec- ond draw ate , everyone, enjoyed the delicious meal serVed'.13Y,rhe.. _ ladies. At. the endof.a most enjoyable day , , Kirkpatrick' team of- Bonnie Nicholson, Blain Carruthers and .Kathy Farrell were declared the winners. Second prize, deather.belts we're won by Elliott 'Courtney , Dianne 'Kemp - ton, Bryan Boyle and Ellen Terry Elliott's rink of Elizabeth MacKay ,,Ron Pollock and Marg.-. aret MacKay were the Tecipierit.F • of alarria's elocks as.. thirdprize. Pleasing tar-rips were awarded ro, .the teani of Jim' Scott,, Margaret" Anne Courtney, Bill Tranter, and Carol Finlayson for fourth prize, COnsOlation was ,won by. Sherry Pollock, Paul MacDonald., Mari-, antic rViac • We hope that they will Use their Crying towels faithfully. SADIE HAWKINS' Everyone is 'weleoMe .to enjoy, themselves Friday'February. • dancing from 0. 00 p. . to -the music o.f, the "Fiasion". • 'Girls, this is leap •.year so grab --yoqu-s-wee-th cart and, come: to Rip; ley District High. School Friday:. night.' Admission $1.50 single; cake and ice cream.. 'A program preceded the lunch, With-Mrs.' Rbss Cumating. of .Luc It - now at the pianO playing many,. of `the residents' familiar' songs ,• with all joining , in the sing-song. _ Another interesting number on' .he program and thoroughly en- joyed' by the residents was the assistant administrator at. Bruce- , lea Haven ; •Donald Ji Moore showing slides of hi's experience while plying. the lakes and the - Many ships .dnring his vacations endi-ng-L.Lnlversiry. • The next Auxiliary meeting • will be,Marc.h 23rd. • • EXAMINATIONS NRsoOner•do one, set of,exam.: iriatiOns ena , than' another set begins. This is juSt the case at RDHS since second term examina- tions, which count double the first terni, are due to start on March 2. Now'spread out over five days, instead of four, and enConipassing a week end, it has provided students with more time to 'study individual subjects be- tween examinations. JR. BdYS' BASKETBALL The junior boys, under Mr. Brown's coaching, have had trouble in the scoring division this season. They dropped their sea- son opener to Saugeen 'by an 88 - 24 score. The team journeyed '•insmowommoir“ to Walkerton, where they were upset by an 87 7- 21 count: Ches- ley upset the t.eatii 83 - 25 score on their home Court. .The EDITOR Beverley Smith ASSISTANTS — Bryan Boyle, 'Sherry Pollock, Barry MacDonald, Mary MacCharles Kathy Farrell, Sally Elliott and . Mary MacCharles added baskets and free shots to swell the Ripley score to 26 as opposed to CheS = ley's higher score. With their last minute fighting determination, the Senior girls should be com- mended!