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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-11-10, Page 70, 1976 • rarines lborne ton ver URANcE — 1st unit bath; '2nd pc. bath; ;ed. Asking TAGE — ms, 3 AC. 111 furnish- 6 acres, 90 nd pit silo, s. Asking Institute. Sponsor Variety Concert ' WHITECHURCH NEWS On Friday. evening, November 5, a program ,was held in Whitechurch Community Memorial Hall prepar- ed by the Women's Institute committee Mrs. Nettie Ross, Mrs. Lorne Durnin, Mrs. Agnes Farrier and Mrs. Don Ross. Mrs. Russel.: McGuirepresident of the Women's Institute, presided for program nuMbers. The opening number was 0 Canada. with Mrs, Farrier pianist; Jack Whytock violinist gave a solo accompanied by Agnes. Farrier; Vickie 'Scott, Dawn Adams, Lisa and Tamay Stone, Nancy and Karen Quipp and Donna Thompson sang The Joy of the Lord' and It's A Small World; Charles McQuillan gave numbers on the fife; a lady from Corner Brook, Newfoundland gave a humorous reading, The Letter From Home to Johnny. This lady was Mrs. George Kennedy. She also gave an encore number; Nancy and Karen Quipp favoured with 2 dances to record music;' Walter Dexter of Lticknow sang solos,' Galloway Bay, the Scottish Soldier and 'The Hills of Home, with pianist Mrs. Farrier. , A skit was given by Doti de Boer, David Ross and Billie Gibson; a trio, Mr. and Mrs. Russel McGuire and Miss Mary Hehn sang In Times Like These, My Saviour - Goes Before 'and In My Heart There, Rings a Melody. Mrs. Raymond Leddy of Lucknow gave readings The• Old Violin and ' Backward Turn Backward. Mrs. McGuire gave the story of the Little Red Hen as applied to the world today. Bob Soloman, 'with the 'Mouth organ and Mrs. Lorne Durnin pianist with -their dance tunes, had the audience keeping time. A skit "Counting, Eggs" was acted by Mrs. Don Ross and Mrs. Dave' Gibb. Misses Lprie and Bonnie Clark of Luckriow gave a duet Top of the World, Playing. their own guitar accoMpaniment and for their second number, My Savions Goes Before. Their mother, Mrs. Leonard Clark was pianist, Elroy:Laidlaw with violin, Mrs. Jean Conley of LucknoW with banjo and Mrs. Lorne Durnin pianist gave .St. Annes Reel and Black' Velvet Waltz. The program— closed singing of the Queen, Winfario Grants In Huron County Grants totalling $74,045 have been 'approved for eight Projects 'in Huron County from the proceeds of the Ontario Lottery. The amounts range from $62,500 to $625. The Wingham arena is to receive a grant tip to $62,500 for renovations including the installa- tion of new boards, a public address system and to replace and enlarge the arena's floor. A grant up to $4,977 is .to be made to the Corporation Of : the Town of Goderich to assist in the installation of a lighting system to the 'Agricultural Park fastball diamond. The Ashfield and West Wawa- nosh Recreation Committee. will receive a grant up to $2,500 towards the construction of a new ball diamond including the installa- tion of bleachers, fencing and lighting. The' Seaforth Minor Baseball Association will receive baseball equipment direct from the Wintario, PrOjects Office, fot an approximate' value of $515 and the -sum •of $200 to assist in the purchase of uniforms and caps for a total grant with the OF WHAT A POWER OUTAGE COULD COST YOU! PROTECT Your FARM TRACTOR ALTERNATOR • FOR STANDBY POWER GLENN SCHWARTZENTRUBER ' R.R. 4, Wingharn 357-2608 ORVILLE ELLIOTT Lucknow 528-3409 isms~arimmea. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1976 PAGE SEVEN RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL CARD OF THANKS • We would like to express thanks for cards.. and other expressions of sympathy extended to us at the time of the death. of . our sister Verna 'Johnston, . Arnetta Thompson • and Ruth Sardine The family of the late Richard Tracy Webster wish • to express . their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighttours for their floral tributes and donations to the Cancer Society during the loss of a dear btother and uncle. Special thanks to Rev. Doug Kaufman,. the MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, pall- bearers, flower, bearers, the United' Church ladies who served lunch and all those who helped in any Way. The Webster family The Wingham Voice for Life wishes to thank all, those' who so generously donated of their time and talent to our and Bake Sale. Also a very, special thank' you to the public for their support in making our sale a fine success. We wish to sincerely thank the youtig men who came so quickly to our rescue when:our car took on fire last Saturday afternoon. Thanks also to the Lucknow Fire Depart- ment. Cliff and Frances, Murray 'I would like to thank Dr. Corrin, Dr. McKini and Qr: MacGregor, also the nurses room 238 for their care while I was in Wingham Hospital; also to all for cards and visits. Mrs. Isaac Nixon CARD OF THANKS Thanks to everyone for cards and visits while I was Wingham Hospital. A special thanks to •my friends and neighbours Who helped With the,, .chores, at horse and the ploughing bee last Saturday., All was very much appreciated. ti Ken Elphick Whitechurch . Miss Joyce Tiffin of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents,, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin. She was accompanied .by Miss Janet Sleightholm ; who spent the weekend with her' parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm. Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw, , Mr. and Mrs. Orland Irwin and family of .West Wawanosh and Mrs. John Crows- ton of Lucknow were Mr: and Mrs. Clarence Crowston and Debbie of Chatham. Mr: and Mrs. Fred Moore and April of ,Wingham' were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw, „Janet and Kimberley. On Monday evening a progress.- sive euchre party was held at Whitechurch Hall with ten tables in play. Winning . prizes were high,, gent, Harold Casemore; high lady, Mrs. Thelma Falconer; men's lucky draw,. Fred Tiffin; ladies' lucky draw, Mrs. Wallace Conn. The November meeting of the W.M.S is, to be held Wednesday, November 17 at' the home. of Mrs. Gordon Rintoul. Leaders are Mrs. Bill Evans, Mrs. Gordon Rintoul, helper, Mrs. Mawhinney. Roll call, Peace: Topic; Remembrance. 'Courtesy Mrs. D. 'Craig. OUTER, S CLUB On Saturday, October 30, the .Level I and II members of the Onter!S • Club, along with Doug Peterbaugh, and.Mr. LaFlair, went . to Tobermory to hike on the Bruce Trail., They hiked for approximate= ly eight miles.. A group of tired students returned to Tobermory for the long ride home. SCHOOL ESCAPES NJURY . Arriving at school 'on Monday, November ,1. we found that there were none of the'Usual pranks done around the school this year. This is an improvement over past years. CAREER DAY On Thursday, November:4, 1976 the Level IV and V classes along with teacher Mrs. Dorothy Need-, ham went to Kincardine High School to hear people speak on various careers. Reports are that they had a very informative afternoon. STUDENT CARDS This past week, out student council class representatives were of $715. The Clinton Minor Soccer Assoc- iation will receive soccer balls and I nets direct from the Wintario Projects Office for 'an approximate -value of $328 and the sum of $550 to assist in the purchase of uniforms and goal posts for a total grant of $878. . A grant up to $850 is to be made to the Township of Stephen to busy selling this.' year's Student Cards to the students. They are also Collecting money from our chotolate bar sales, INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL' The champion boys' team for intramural volleyball was Team 5 made up of Chris McGarVey, Robert Regier, Ric Irwin, Jeff Rouse, Brian Lowry, and Erroll Lunday. 'The winning girls' team was made up of Laurie Coiling, Mary Anne Coiling, Denise Huber, Heather Boyd, Kathy Fuller, Corinne Boyle, and Debbie Gam- ble. TEACHER OF THE WEEK This week, for teacher of t'he week, we are doing our own Mr. Doug Coultes. Mr.' Coultes 'has• been everyone's favourite Math teacher for the last seven years. The Ripley students started him off on his first teaching job. He was born in Winghani and edticated 'at S. ' S. '# 9 East Wawanosh and Wingham District' High School. • He received his. Bachelor of Mathematics at the University of Waterloo. Mr. Coultes said he came to our fair village to teach because `we have a 'small school and following his graduation he had an immedi- ate opportunity to: teach. Besides teaching, he participates in coach- ing interschool sports and referee- ing intramural sports. We feel we are fortunate to have Mr. Coultes teaching Mathematics at our school. PUBLIC RATEPAYERS MEETING 701111NSHIP:OF'.•1014.LOSS. TOWNSHIP HALL, 'HOLYROOD' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH 11 8 :pm You Are Invited 'To A Head To Discuss township Business NOTICE RE SNOW PLOWING VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW All vehicles 'must be removed from all streets in Lucknow between the hours of 2 a.m. and 7 a.m. during the winter months. The Village 1 will not assume responsibility fo'n damage to vehicles who do not comply with these regulations.° Cars left on the street may be towed asyay at the owner's expense" assist in the installation costs of ; ELEMENTARY FIELD TRIP lighting and chain link fencing to , On November 4, the elementary , the Dashwood Athletic Field. -grades of R.D.S. travelled 'to A grant of $625 will, be made to Southampton to the Bruce County the Wingham Town Playhouse to Musetim and to Denny's Dam. We assist in the costs of sponsoring the,: learned about the early life in Huron Country Playhouse for one. Bruce County 'and hOw to conserve pei-formance of "Anne Of Green fish. The trip was enjoyed in spite Gables" for Wingham and area . of the cold weather. residents. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO