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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-03-27, Page 16THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO sister. Mrs. Bernadine Kinny this pasi„week. A W.M.S. meeting is to be held Wednesday afternoon at' the home of Mrs. Jim West. The film on "What Is Missions" is to ' be shown at this meeting. • A meeting on Thursday evening is, to be held at Ashfield Presbyter- ian Church at eight o'clock for the Sunday' School teachers -to plan for the coming .year. Rev. Weir of Kincardine. held communion in Ashfield Presbyter- ian Church on Sunday. Mr. Rich- ard Sands will.be back on March , 31st from Knox College, Toronto. A-congregational meeting was held to make plans for Mr. Sands living at' the Ripley Manse during his ministry for the summer months. Card Party CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER - DODGE PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO PHQNE 357-3862 1972 COMET, VP, automatic witch radio 1972 CHEV STATIONWAGON , V8 automatic steering: and brakes po 1972 DODGES, 4 door sedan, power steering power brakes and radio 1972 DODGE '1/21 ton picsk;p: d600cr ylhianrddetrop, po 1971 2 11f0ER, :OUR° MERCURY eEsQuir steering, power brakes and radio 1970 DODGE CORONET, 4 door sedan, 6 aut o withD ,4 radio 1969 FciR door sedan, power equipped, • 1969 ::11RadYiSLER.,: 4 door hardtop, V8 automat power steering and brakes 1969 CHRYSLER 4 door sedan, power 'steerin power,brakes and radio 1968 FORD Custom 4 door sedan 1968 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door hardtop, V8 autg matic, power steering and brakes, ra 1967 PLYMOUTH FURY II, 2 door hardtop, v8 automatic with radio " RIPLEY AND DISTRICT LIONS Ci SKATING CARNIVAL Saturday, March 30 at 8'P.m. in the Ripley Arena JUDGING BEGINS AT 8:15 P.M. COSTUME PRIZES FOR THE FOLLCMING: Fancy Dressed Character Costume Comic Coitume Fancy Clown Costume Fancy Formal Dress rest Dressed Man and Youngest Skater Oldest Skater Largest Family on skatei with Parents 'ALSO. THERE WILL BE RACES FOR BOYS AND GIRO THE SKATETHON PRIZES WILL BE PRESENTED AT THIS EVENT MOTHER AND DAUGHTER HOCKEY GAME gave a paper on the beauty of the Quarter Horse and how it got its name, also how the ()prier, Horse Registry was formed in 1940 and as of now there are over 71344 horses on the register. Nina reviewed suggestions from the box that was on hand on hOw to improve our meetings. pur first trail ride, will be in April and rumor has it that it will be from MacMillan's Farm. Betty Dalton told Club mem- bers that' Will and Sue Trusdale will be glad to come to Lticknow , from Satnia anytime wee them and give'us a few po They are both ,accreditedh trainers. Quite a few club membez tended Quarterama Match? 10th" in Toronto. Coming II is.the Seminar in Gtielph on 20th at 9 a.m. and ai ticke scarce , please see the Tayl soon as possible if you woe?, to go. The next meeting will be 9th in the' Fish 'Bowl and T Shack , everybody out and .v always welcome. SIXTEEN WEDNESDAY, MARCH HOGS AND CATTLE. ON MONDAYS CATTLE ONLY ON FRIDAYS ° Have cattle in on Thuisday for Friday's kill With Two Big Coolers, We Are Able To Hang, Your Beef From 1 To 3 Weeks — Whatever Your Requirements Are For Home Freezers We Sell Choice Home Killed Beef, Pork . and Lamb In Any Quantity, At Lowest Marketing Pri6s ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION CHAS. HOOISMA, PROP. STORE 395-2961 Custom Butchering — Curing mild Smoking Cutting, and Wrapping -- Sausage Makifig — Fast Freezing RIPLEY ABATTOIR . Riders Roost Kold Meeting ABATTOIR 3952900 KINTAIL Mr. and Mrs. Rob Coleman of Guelph spent their school holiday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe MacIntyre. Miss Nancy MacLennan R.N. of Toronto spent some time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Stuart MacLennan last week. Mr. arts Mrs. Rob Davey and family arrived at.their new home in Calgary last Thursday and phoned home to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simpson to tell them they had arrived safely. Miss Margaret Simpson of Kitchener spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson spent Friday in London. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Farrish, Barbara, Janet , Flora Simpson and -Mrs. Farrish's nieces the Stoat ers sisters of the Nile visited in London on Saturday. Raymond Dalton arrived home from an extensive trip to Western Canada United• States and Mex- ico. He visited his sister Antoin- ette in Detroit, from where he was brought back to Canada by Al •O'Loughlin 'of Detroit. Mr. O'Loughlin visited here with his Development Group Plan For Future By Mrs. W.J. Arnold. Cameron McAuley presided 'for the , March meeting of the Ripley Community. Development Croup in the Anglican Church on March 19th. , • • C-layton Nicholson reporied'that he,understood plans for the Senior Citizens Housing Units were com- ing along well., Reg Moore arid John Gamble gave latest reports for the Medic- al Centre. It was hoped local builders could be found and con- struction start before long. Cameron had divided future priorities into 3 sroups and mem 7 bers chose the one of most inter- est and discussed the questions Which dealt with local services, municipal services and future con- cerns of the group. The Senior Citizens will con- sider some plans for transporta- tion to bias servi e , lOcal Home Care and Comm nity services will be researched by Mrs. Locke and Clayton Nicholson. On the Municipal level, local town-planning by-laWs will be enforced soon. If we wart to pre,- serve our wildlife we must post signs on our property and ask for more game Warden supervision. The members felt much had' been accomplished by these Group meetings and that there was a need for them to continue. Cameron McAuley has done, a good job as Cokbrdinator and members were pleased to have hi,rn continue in this office. There is a great need for a goods restaur- ant in the village and Coffee, House for young people. Would- n't you like to open one? Mem- bers felt they would like to sup= port it. ec et ei BC Or cal em enc at I I e 1), al ral ti at fet all ter ibli at aril is with eh' ttiai ilk thre. tn111 There were fifteen tables 'at the card party in St. Augustine last week. The high ladies prize -went to Mrs. Edward Robinson, second 'high was tied betWeen Mrs. Jim Leddy and Mary Anne Boyle; mens' high to:Jim Foran, second high to Fr. Ed Dentinger and door prize went to Patrick Boyle. ' The regular meeting of the Rid-, ers Roost Saddle Club was held on March 19 with an attendance of 25. The meeting was opened 'by President Nina Silverstone. This meeting had been postponed from the week before. Nina called for the 'good news of club members. • Carolyn's good, news. ...the Taylors have bought the •thorough -. bred stallion Cyprus Barb who will stand at stud after April 15th at Taylor's farm. 41, , Mike and Betty Dalton have bought .a ,new mare (quarter horse , FlyaWay Faye) .5 yrs. old who •. took first in Western pleasure class last year. Also their horse Hoedown Sun was in the top 22 in Western 'pleas- ure in a class of 105 at the Quart- erama Shawn Coning has a little filly colt. Hugh Sinnamon showed a film called a' Thirty. Mile Endurance Trail Ride which was much enjoy- ed and was won by' a Grandmoth- er and her Granddaughter, so. come on girls there' is still hope for us. Nina Silverstone conducted a quiz on Visual Defects of the horse'and Lise Gunby and Brenda Taylor had a question and answer period pertaining to management and handling -,)f the horse. Ted White, first vice president SOUTHAMPTON Hockey and Figure Skating School WEEKLY SESSIONS FROM JULY 1st TO AUGUST 2nd Professional Hockey Instructors INCLUDING GUEST INSTRUCTORS FROM WHA AND. NHL TEAMS BI-WEEKLY HOCKEY ACHIEVEMENT TEST On, Professional Figure Skating. Instructors `HIGH AND LOW TEST DAYS SANCTIONED BY THE C.F.S.A. ICE RENTAL AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE GROUPS INQUIRE ABOUT OUR Girls Hockey Clinic am miiimommimmmimmilmommilimmniiiimmillimmmimmoumminimput BUS TRANSPORTATION FROM, LUCKNOW WEEK OF JULY 15 = 19 imilinimffitimmimilommtimmumilliquomnifimummumminimitimmia. For Brochure Write: - SOUTHAMPTON HOCKEY AND FIGURE SKATING SCHOOL BOX MS SOUTHAMPTON, 'ONTARIO OR PHONE (519) 7914156