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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-05-22, Page 15MAGNE • LOW COST • WIDE EXPOSURE • MOBILE ADVERTISING OFF FOR PLEASURE ORDEO ELECT JOHN LONEY Progressive Conservative in Bruce Bruce Federal P.C. Assoc. 404 -WANTADS -mw Pack power imps* Spring Bedding Plants Flowers and Vegetables Now available •N‘•••%•04.%%%%%‘••••%%% ‘04•N••• •1%, Solomon's Greenhouse LUCKNOW THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, ILUC,KNOW, ONTARIO This Week In Ripley her family. Richard Moore's team came, in third. On Friday, May'17th the kinder- garten class went to the Owen Sound museum. Mrs. McMurray's music classes are making a'filin. The Bruce County •Historical Society is holding an essay cont- est. It is open to all pupils'in grades 6, 7 and 8.- The topic is "Old Buildings". The first prize if $25.00, second prize 'is $15.00, third prize is $10.00. Mrs. Taylor's class is holding the assembly for this. week. The Y MAY 2214 1974 lucknow Central School ON FOR USINESS EYE- B CATCHING 3-D MAGNETIC' SIGNS LOCUM SENTINEL Phone 528-2822 band is going to play. The Lucknow Central Public School is to be the host ,of the track and field meet on June 12. Ripley , Kincardine and Teeswat- er are included. The band is going to serve refreshments. The final exams start in the • first week of June. . Mrs. McMurray, who teaches 6A 'was sick on the 15th. and 16th of .May. Miss Helen Thompson took her place. Mrs. Taylor was sick on the 9th of May. She was replaced by Mrs. Robert Irwin. By - Sandra Gardner.., Laurie Clarke. The„slogan for Police Week, May 18 to May 25 is "We Need Our Cops". The Kincardine area of the O.P.P. sponsored an essay contest. The 'following entry written, by Chuck Huntington., Grade 8 won first place. Wk NEED OUR COPS Walking down the street at night you see two men roughing up an old man. You hurry by; you don't want to get involved. Looking put the window you, see a man entering your neighbours house with a flashlight.- Closing your curtains you go back and don't get•involved. Then comes the night when you're that Man.being beaten up or having your house burglarized , or suffering any number of other violent crimes or robberies. You wondered why no one tried to help you.' It's the same reason as you had: "I don't want to get involved" . We can thank God, someone wants to get involved. ,Our police fuzz, cops, what ever you choose to call them do. They are there, for your 'own good. If one gives you a ticket for speeding don't argue with him; policemen are usually fair. Still they are only htman. "PLEASE" try not to make their job rough. Just think what might have hap- pened if he had let you go on speeding at ninety miles an hour' in a sixty-mile art hour zone. Can you imagine the mess your car would be if it had hit another car or had gone'out of control, not to mention what you'd look like "pushini up daisies". Remember ! Cops do want to get involved and help you. It's their 'job Bill was there on' May 4 when Cannonade won the Derby.. How- ever, in a muddy "off" track Cannonade with the same, jockey, Angel Cordero, was third. It was quite an education on the telecast to see the saddling operations of the horses and also the varied act- • ivities of the people on the infield at Pimlico. Thirteen horses parad ed on to the,track to the strains of the song 1 Maryland, My Mary- land". In three weeks the third race in' the Triple Crown will be run, on Saturday, June 8'. On Saturday the horse Little Current was the winner with Miguel Rivera of Puer- to Rico the jockey, a friend of Angel Cordero. Another jockey riding was the well known Sandy Hawley who was a challenger 'on Front Page Challenge last Satur- day evening -, a taped weekly show. ' ▪ * * • A ng the 20,000 Ontario youngste rticipating in the Star's annual Junior Bowling tourna ment held in,Toronto, Robbie MacKenzie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne MacKenzie of Unionville and formerly of Stratford was second in the 10-year-old class with a ,score of 596. Robbie is the grandson of Mrs. Violet (Roy) MacKenzie of Ripley. Lorne is a member of the teaching staff at the Toronto Teachers' College. During the past week Harold Elliott of the 8th concession west of Holyro,od suffered a painful leg fracture and is wearing a leg c tst. The injury was sustained while he was working with cattle at the 'farm of Bert Thompson in the Purple Grove area. Harold's many friends Wish him a speedy recovery. * * * • • Recently able to return home from St. Joe's Hospital in London was Mrs. Oraen Rock of Ripley. Doris spent two weeks there under- going surgery and her Ripley •• friends wish hear recovery and are glad that she is ,back hoMe with. On Saturday evening' the recep- tion dance for Mr. and Mrs. Rus- sell Bolton (Marion MacLeod) who were married that same evening was well attended in the Kincar- dine pavilion. A couple'of form- er Ripleyites attending the dance - were DonaldaMacKinnon of Det- roit and Doris AitCheson of Lond- on. The bride,, Marion MacLeod, is the daughter. of Mrs. Amelia MacLeod of Ripley: The orehes7' tra was the. Midnight Express from Mildmay and reports state that /. they furnished excellent music:. for the dance.. Nels Hodgins, who was at the reception • - kept in touch with Bill,McCreath and Reuben Burnett , whO were at the Ripley and District Lions Lot- . tery draw in the Huron Township Hall in Ripley and announced the winners to those at the dance in the "Pay" . Nelson ,also furnished the names of the first three winning tickets and the places far away from Ripley where lottery tickets were purchased. First winner of $2500. ,was Donald Paquette Sr. of conces- sion 4 Huron Township. The sec- ond winning ticket was split be: tween Bob Fair concession 12 Hurori"and Gerald Coiling of , Olivet -,each for $500. The third ticket for $500 went to Rusty Mel-. atz of Kincardine and Point Clarke - now for those distant points. Nelson sold a ticket to Lloyd Smith of Fairview Alberta , while Leonard Irwin sold one to Halifax, Nova ScOtfa. Another ticket went to Wabash, Labrador, and one to Montreal Which shows the widespread interest of the lottery ticket sales across Canada. Thanks to Nelson Hodgins for the above two items. AREA des 4 and 5 of the open re working on projects at They were to plant seeds ake a daily 'report on them.. de2is putting on a • play Mr 11,3 and 4... It is called of Atli. FR 'es 4 and 5 scoopball es are finished. The play Starting shortly. John tee' came in first. Greg is team came in Second . PAGE FIFTEEN BY AO WYLDS Last Saturday afternoon, May 18, many saw the running of the 99th Preakness at Pimlico outside Baltimore as it was shown on tele- vision. William Robertson of Toronto and Ripley was down for it and sent.a colourful post, card from Harrisburg in Pennsylvania. This, is the second race in the triple crown of racing and as such is known as the "second jewel or the second leg". 'The first one is the Kentucky Derby at Church- ill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky.'weeks undergoing treatment in Kincardine Hospital and Si. • Joseph's Hospital in London. • • * Last Wednesday Bert Brecken- ridge was able, to return to his home in Ripley and the folks here were glad to learn that he was able to do so, Assisting Bert were his 'brother Russ of the Bruce Peninsula and Dave Martyn. It is certainly' nice that Mabel and Bert are able to be, back at their home after/spending all those long * • • • Recent week end guests' with Mrs. Ross. Martyn at her Ripley home were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutherland of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Trench of List- owel. * 0' * * •