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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-02-06, Page 13SqVar, FEBRUARY 6 1974 THIE 1,41CKNOW $.1ENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 4 ' PAGE THIRTE1164 1.011NE .REID SHOE REPAIR 20% OFF WINTER FOOTWEAR. WIN POLLOCKBONSPIEL awry 2nd saw twelVe rinks r,ed in the annual Darwin irk bonspiel. 'Action-started ne, in the.morning and *ou- t the day the games tarried out serious delay . With final points tallied , the rink athy Farrell, Peter, MacDon- Sally Elliott and Robert phoun won the boaspiel with tal of three wins and a plus wenteen. Taking the second was the entry, of John Huston, i MacDonaki, Andy Coulas Cathy Creech with three wins a plus of nine. Two 'wins and us of seven meant third,place David Coiling and his rink of MacKay, Roger Farrell and Farrell. Fourth positi9n t to Ken Mackay , Laurie" ling, Kevin Cook and Janice ell with a total of two wins a plus of six. st, but not least, consolation awarded to the rink of Brian ;Kay, Arlene Traraer, , Roy Fuson and Debbie Fuller with win and a '.plufs of four. The ;eritations were made by Car- 1 Courtney and Brian MacKay, air student council' president enjoying some sunny holidays )almy Florida. At this time , would like to thank the Ripley 'ling Club for their assistance ! to the ladies who stayed Righout the entire Ordeal I provided the delicious meals. ink you for your patience and •operation. We can't forget to ntion the great sportsmanship t every person exhibited oughout the day: RE4CH' FOR THE TOP Ince again, Ripley entered a m in the ;Reach For The. Top" evison series created by CKNX Wingham. This year, our iooi was represented by Brian tcKay, Roy Ferguson; Wayne , cholson; Patti MacDonald and in Courtney acting as the spare. leir first'battle of wits was ainst 0.S.C.V.I. from' yen Sound. We can't tell any crets.,bnt Ripley wasn't bothered by the glittering lights , cameras 'and sudden popularity , as they remained quite 'cool and calm. Need we say more? ! The teelevis- ion debut of our victors isn't known as yet , but we'll be sure to let you know the date. GOLDILOCKS WINS. Almost a year ago, at the R.D.H.S. variety night , Nancy - McGuire and Janice—Reeves in their mock presentation of Goldi- kicks and The Three Bears "brought the house down" with roars of laughter. Once again this past weekend Janice and Nancy represented Bruce dounty in the Junior Farmer Talent Festival'in Toronto at the Royal York. With their enthusiasm' and great spirits, the girls took top honours in the • open class. Remember folks, you saw it here first last April in Ripley. Congratulations girls., SADIE HAWkINS Gals ,' here is your once in a lifetime chance to grab.Youi ' particular beau. Friday , February 15th' is the annual Valentine Dance with Walrus providing the music from 9 - 12. At this dance, the Valentine Queen and her two princesses will be chosen from levels one , two or three. See you there. C.N.I.B. CANVASS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 'Harold Gaunt, Mrs. Bob Aitchison Miss Isobel Miller , Mrs. Russell Phillips , Mrs. Ernest Gaunt; St. Augustine area; Mrs. -Cyril Boyle, Mrs. Joe Hickey, Mrs. Raymond Boyle , Mrs, Gus Red- mond, Mrs. William Kinahan, Mrs. Neil Stapleton. Village of Dungannon; Mrs. Leonard Chisholm, Mrs. Donald Nicholson, Miss Debby McGinnis. Campaign Chairman for the above areas was Mrs. Carl Rieg- ling. The community extends their sympathy to the family of the late Mrs. William A, Taylor in • the passing of their mother on January 30 at Brucelea Haven, Walkerton. Burial was at South Kinloss Mausoleum with spring burial at Langside Cemetery. .Mrs. Wallace Conn arrived home Saturday evening after spending a few weeks with her son George Conn , MrS. Conn and Pascal at Sherbrooke , Quebec. On January 13 there arrived at' Sherbrooke Hospital ChXistophe Jacques , son of Mr. and Mrs. George Conn , a brother for PascaL Angus Falconer of Strathroy spending a few days with his son Alan, Mrs. ,Falconer and Tony. Angus and Alan_ are busy removing the old store across from the mill. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson, Darlene , Sharon and Brenda of St. Catharines were Sunday visit- ors with. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. This community were sorry, to learn on Saturday that Chester Ritchie of Detroit , brother of the i late Russel Ritchie and of Leslie Ritchie of Lucknow , had passed away at the, nursing Home, where he had,been residing. Curries School Euchre Club held their card party Friday , February' - 1st in the Belgrave Arena assembly room. There were 10 tables in play. Those receiving prizes were high lady , Mrs. Ken Currie; low lady, Mrs. Leonard James; lady most lone hands in diamonds, Mrs. Norrna Coultes;,high gent Norman Coultes; low gent, Dick Moore. Draw prize was won by Keith. Weber. Lunch was served by the sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Bob Arbuckle and Mrs. Isobel Congram Congram." Eor the next party the supervisors will be Bill Irwin and the Wingham group. . • ,, Mr. and Mrs. John Jamieson ; George , Bobbie and Dale spent the week-end in Toronto visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Whittle and Mr. and Mrs. Jim McLean and took part in the curling Bonspiel, where, they won 3rd prize. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Smith Of Markhain spent the week-end with Mr: 'and Mrs ,,Russel Chapman. Mr,. and Mrs; Cameron. Simmons of London were week visitors with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Simmons of Wingham and with her relatives Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Diunin and Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laullaw and family. • Mr. and Mrs. "Gordon Fisher and family of Guelph were week-end visitors with Mr .and Mrs. George Fisher of Wingham. Mr. :and Mrs. Clarence Crow - ston and Debbie of Chatham were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and family., Mr. and Mrs. Russel McGuire ..,,. were Monday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sootheran and family of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Carman Whytock 'and Jackie were Saturday visitors with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker of Formosa' and on Sundai they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell of Kincardine. . Mrs. Ben McClenaghan visited Sunday with Mrs. Lillian McClen- aghan. 1\4. ,and, Mrs. •Harry 'Moss of Plattsviile visited Tuesday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan. We are sorry to report that George Fisher of Wingham was admitted to Wingharn and District 'Hospital on Monday. The comm- unity wishes him a Speedy recovery. Dr. Donald Watt of Vancouver had to come east on business and spent the weekend with his sisters .. Mrs. George Thompson and Earl and Mrs. Milian- Moore and. Mr. ikore. Mrs, Earl Wilkens' mother Mrs. Hazel Bartman of Brussels, who haS been in Wingham Hospital, on Tuesday, was admitted to Vic- toria Hospital, London for further ,treatment. Her friends here wish .her a speedy recovery. RETURNED FROM ENGLAND Mrs: • Gary Chapman and Lisa returned home froin England , on the week-end. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Torn Davidson was able to return home from Wingham Hospital on Sunday. Mrs. Earl Caslick returned home on Friday after spending a few weeks with her danghter Mrs. Ronald Coultes•and Mr. 'COultes. We are pleased to report Mrs. Bessie Mullis returned home. on Sunday. Chalmers Young Peoples Social will be held February 9 at'S p.m. They are to meet • at the Manse before they go bowling. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes and Darlene were" visitors Saturday with Mi. and Mrs. Torn • Miller of Goderich: Visitors on Sunday with Mr‘. and Mrs. 'Bill Rintoul were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Caldwell, Jean and Gary of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs Bill Ford of Wingham. Mr. and1Mrs. Amos Martin, Marlene and Harold were Sunday visitors with Mr. and •Mrs. Glenn Sctiwartzentruber of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Russel McGuire visited on -Monday with Mr. and -Mrs. Jake Hoenig of Kitchener. The Ground Hog saws his shadow in this community on Saturday as the sun shone all day. According to, tradition we Can look forward to six weeks more winter. At Calvin - Brick on Sunday. Miss Laura Collar of Wingham was guest speaker at the Sunday school. The children and grown ups all enjoyed her message. IPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL EDITOR, 0.10114E Meic,KAY kostANTS,..JANICE . REEVES AND WAYNE 'NICHOLSON. volemlorMe MORTGAGES First and 'Second Wortga6es BOUGHT-SOLD-ARRANGED Available for: FARMS. RESIDENTIAL. IMPROVEMENTS. IF AR-MOR Financial Consultants Limited, 47 Elora Street Harriston, Ont. 338-3o3 WHITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes recently visited with.Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Schwichtenberg and family of Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig and Lana spent the wee k-end with Mr, and. Mrs. Jack Coultes and family of Oakville, We 'are pleased to report that, Mrs. Eunice Gillespie arrived home by ambulance. on. Monday, from Wingham and District "Hospi- tal. Whitechurch United Church will hold their annual meeting on Thursday 'evening in the Church. Lunch will be served after the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and family were dinner guest on Sun- day with his mother , Mrs. Gordon Elliott of Wingham: Mrs. Walter Elliott and Mrs. Archie Purdon on Thursday and. Friday. attended the 4-H Leaders Training ,School at Teeswater, for the course , "Taking a Look at Yourself." On Sunday Church Services at Chalmers Church, Whitechurch, and Langside Church were conducted by Mr. Derrick J. Dick • of Trail, B.C. attending Knox. College in his 2nd year and Miss Susan McCrory of Toronto, who is in her second year at Ewart Coll- ege training as .a deaconess. Mr. Dick was supplying for. Mt. Lloyd Murdock, who as part of his course had to take part in the services at St. Andrews Church Toronto. Mr. D. J. Dick and Miss McCrory spent the week-end with Mr'. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. MESSENGERS • On Sunday the Messengers held their meeting•in the Sunday School room after Church. Mrs. .Chapman gave the call to wor- ship. The offering was received by Cindy Moore and Bobby Jami- eson. The mil-ites were read and the Roll Call answered by seven' with a verse with. Happiness. Mrs, George Thompson gave a talk on, Ways 'to be Happy with the Child- ren taking part. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ross!Durnin and family, of St. Helens were Sunday visitors with. Miss Anne Kennedy of Wingham: CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PHONE 57-3862 1972 DODGE, 4 door' sedan, power steering, power brakes and radio 100 DODGE CORONET, 4 door sedan, 6 automatic with radii) • I 1970 TORINO, power equipped, radio 1969 FORD, 4 door sedan, power eqdipped, radio 1969 OLDSMOBILE, 2' d or hardtop power steering, power rakes and radio 1969 CHRYSLER; 4 door ardtop 1968 CHRYSLER, 4 door hardtop, air condi— tioned, power equipped and radio 1968 FORD"Custom 4'door sedan, 1965 1/2 ton Fargo 'with low mileage