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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-05-09, Page 8SUMMER. JEWELLER MOTHER'S CUP AND SAUC • MOTHER'S 0 BRA CHARBS MAY WE SUGGEST ROYAL DOULTON ° FIGURINES CRYSTAL • HOLLOWARE • BONE CHINA PLACE SETTINGS RADNOR FLORALS SCHM ID'S JEWEcLLIERNA1 • OWNERS — W. JOS. and DEAN E. AGNEW LUCKNOW P11_02±2•000,00-.1532 PAWS* EIGHT LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LyCKNOW, .ONTARIO • • . • 11 ' lit 11' • • • t• • • Got Trouble. Solve It Here We've got the know-how when it comes to solving any auto problems. Just drive your •car in and leave the problems to us. Our service is fast . . and economical always. \••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •MacDonald LUCKNOW DEALER Riders Roost Hold First Trail Ride Of Season, Visit Carlow Horse Stables On Sunday; April the twenty- ninth, the Riders Roost Saddle • Club hekd their first trail ride of the season at the farm of Phillip and Sadie MacMillan. Twenty- three riders took part in this event and started to arrive at ' 10.15 a.m!. and the ride got under way about 12.45 with about 23 • horses and ponies of all. shapes, sizes and breeds taking part. Ralpli/Aalders (Trail Boss) did an • excellent job of getting everyone safely through the woods and streams and other obstacles, and never losing a horse or rider. Granted, we did have our little accidents, as there were some who fell off or slid off their mounts (even in the creek). One lad was kicked in the side • of the head but wadable to con- tinue. •One was thrown when his horse tripped while going at full speed. Slow doWn boy, • we want •you around for awhile. • , We even had a large Doberman join us and run interference all afternoon and frightening our horses. • Cookie (Ken Taylor) did his usual fine job as chuck wagon boss and with the help of Pat Aalders and Sheila Gunby and a • few other volunteers fed the hungry riders who had ridden for • about an hour and a half. On Tuesday evening, fifty-one club members enjoyed a bus trip • to the stables of Bert Bean at Carlow. Good news from club members was called for by Carolyn Taylor, . Isobel Sheppard, our trusty bus,/ • driver, has her mare (Lady), light chestnut colour, home; Lyn Sheppard reports that they .had Wimpy their stallion gelded April the twenty-seventh. Sherri Leeson's pony mare (Tanzy) has a baby fo.7.1 (Little White Dove). Official date for our club Olimp- iad is set for August 26. A riding meet will be held at the Taylor P.M.A. Stables on May 15th at 7.30 p.m. A trail ride is planned for May 27th at the home of. Bernie and Nina Silver- stone. •This is to be a lake shore ride. We are to plan transporta- tion for belies. Bert Bean has a large enclosed arena where he trains and works his horses so we could watch the •proceedings and be comfortable. Beit has as his topic for the even- ing, showing on the line, and preparing and grooming, clipping of 'mane and feet and proper stance for the horse as well as proper bridle or halter and proper dress for person showing:, Bert had as/models American Saddle Bred Stallion (Charlie), liver chestnut in colour, eight years old; Palam- ino stallion (Golden Cascade) or Cheko for short; Palamino Saddle Bred (gelding) four year old stock horse, Name of Lieutenant. These were all very high spirited horses but Bert could make them stand as -still as statues or anything he asked of them.. Bert was pres- ented with a brush on -behalf of the club by Theresa Taylor. WHITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Noels, Crediton R. 1, were Sunday vis- itors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm and family. Anni.versary Services in the United Church, Whitechurch, are planned for June with Rev. John Roberts of Belgrave guest, speaker. At Chalmers Presbyter- ian, the anniversary service is planned for end of May with Rev. Gordon Fish of Toronto guest speaker. • Mr. and Mrs. Garry Duncan of Port Credit spentthe week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Millan Moore and working on their new house. M. and Mrs Jim Toth, Robie and Billie of Kitchener spent Friday evening with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie of East Wawanosh. This community extends their sympathy to Mr. and Mrs, Dave Gibb in the passing of'his mother Mrs. Gibb of Clinton, whose funeral was on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. 'Leroy Rintoul, Carol, Kimberley and Debbie of Kettleby spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and family and her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Black and family of Belgrave. • Little Kimberley remained for a week's° visit with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul. Catherine Andrew Is New President For 630 League The ladies 6.30"Bowling League held their annual dinner and social evening at the Angli- can Parish Hall, 7 p.m. Monday, April 39 . A delicious turkey dinner was enjoyed by all the ladies present. The tables were nicely decora- ted with novelty place cards made by each captain for her team and dainty glass swans filled • with after dinner mints as indiv- idual giftsto each lady of the league. • • ' Several draws were made dur- ing the dinner, the winners. being: Lena Robinson, Ruth Thompson, yana Gammie, Annie, Gaunt, Wilma Clark, Margaret Thomp- eon. Mildred Cameron, expressed thanks to the Anglican ladies and Mrs. Clare Johnstone replied. • Following the dinner the pres-! entatiori of trophies and gifts was conducted by the President Grace Elliott. • The "Bud Hamilton": Trophy was presented, by Catherine And- .rew to the -Captain of the Oysters Kathleen MacDonald, winners of the regular season's bowling, to which she made a fitting reply. Catherine also presented individ- ual trophies to each member of the team, who are: Marion Mac- Kinnon, Hazel Webster, Gladys Moffat, Joan Robinson,- Anne Purney,. Donalda Jamieson, Ev- elyn Cook, Dorothy Anderson.• Runner -Up trophies for the reg- ular season were presented by Bernice Henry to the Lobsters and replied to by the captain Isobel Miller; • • • High teams in the play-offs, the Clams,• were 'presented -with • trophies by Ferne MacDonald and replied to by the•captain Vana Gammie; High season's.average went to Ferne MacDonald with 190, high season single to Jean Phillips with 284, high season triple to Winnie Fisher with 715, all presented by Norma McDonagh., High play-off single of 284 and high play -ort triple of 785, both to Jean Phillips were presented by Ena Henderson. • Most improved bowler was Joan Robertson, 18 pins above last year, presented 1?y Beryl Hunter. A short business meeting follow- ed with Thelma Brown giving the treasurer's report. Officers for the 1973-74 season are: • President Catherine Andrew; Vice President, Jessie Joynt; Secretary, Anne Purney; Treasurer, Thelma Brown; Qrace.Elliott thanked the offic- ers and .captains and all who had made her two years as President most enjoyable. Thanks was also expressed to all who helped make the banquet a success. Betty Kirkland on behalf of the ladies thanked Grace for her time and effort in making each season a pleasant one. It is hoped that all the ladies . will return to the 'league in the fall. , • The evening concluded with the playingof Cotut.Whist with Kaib- leen MacDonald winning high prize and Maizie Mathers low. INEDNESDAY, 1 •LUCKNOW AND DISTRICT SWIMMING .Pb: ••• •• • • " . • ",•",." •.. • • • " ... • • • • • • „ . • .. • WILL BE 'HOLDING REGISTRATION n' • AT THE LUCKNOW TOWN HALL Saturday, May 16 FROM 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Saturday; June 2nd FROM 9. A.M. TO 12 NOON There will be two summer swimming sessions July 23 inclusive; July .30 to August 20 inclusive. KINLOUGH We extend sympathy to Jim Smith and family in the sudden passing of Mrs. Smith on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Gerald Rhody was the dele- gate from the Holyrood Women's Institute tb the Conference at Wat- erloo. • Some from this area joined the Silver Lake Women's Institute on a bus trip to,Hespeler on Tuesday. • Mrs. J. Munro of Winnipeg ' spentthe week end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Percy and other mem- bers of her family. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bertrand of Simcoe spent the week end with Miss Winnifred Percy, Bill and Brian Percy and Bruce Orr. Visitors over the week end • . with Mr. and Mrs. Art Haldenby were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ben- nett, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sak- nagi and granddaughter Kim of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. George Graham were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. M. Johnston at Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith and Debbie of North Bay spent awhile with her grandfather George Hal- denby. Mrs. Marretta Hodgins returned to her home after spending the winter in Niagara and District. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.. George Graham were Mr. Jack, Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ella- cott of Toronto ,.Mr. and Mr. Levi Eckenswiller of Ailsa Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Currie of Waterloo,' Mr. and Mrs. Scott Walsh and family of Millarton visited with Mrs. Gertrude Walsh. Mrs. Ronald Thacker will be hostess for the meeting of the Anglican Church Women on Thurs- ay afternoon. What's Ne • At Huronvi Two, Family trios as • the music .for Sunday ev Christian Reformed song Mrs. Vanderwaal and da Arlene and Gail, Mrs. -A Coby and Andri sang sev numbers. Mr. Aeire Va the service with the al period taken by Rev, Mrs. Mary Willis of S ,was welcomed to the Ho the residents at Monday afternoon's get -together, Flynn joined the regulars Mary Taylor, 1iormanS Jerry. Collins, to provide music for the occasion, eers from the Clinton Reformed Church were to assist with the activit wheel Chairs. There wa attendance at the Anna Tea and Craft sale On W afternoon sponsored by view Auxiliary. The Huronia Male Ch by Mrs. Caffrey, withp accompaniment by Mn; stiver, provided the Fa • Night program, The members from Exeter, Zurich, Grand Bend and wood areas presented program. They are pre for the Exeter Centenni July. Mrs. Hilda Fig expressed the appreciati residents for the enjoya gram. The Provincial GoV has declared June 174 Citizens' Week and Oa being made to, hold ope at the Home during that