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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-11-17, Page 11IRIPLEY DANCE in the Ripley Complex 9 p.m. - 1 a.m, Sat. Nov. 20th BANK FINANCE RATES USED :CARS : A number of 75's and 76's in Pontiacs, Chev Impalas, Pontiac Le Mans, Buick Century, Monte Carlo§ and Ford Cuitom 500; some with air conditioning • • 1976 alEVELLE Classics, 4 door and 2 door 1976 CREV 4 door 19/5 CREVELLE, 4 door 1975 CHEV, 4 door with air conditioning . 1975 CUTLASSES, 2 door kind 4 door, both with air conditioning 1974 FORD Galaxie, 2 door hardtop 1974 'PONTIAC Parisienne Brougham, 4 door hardtop / 2 -1974 FORD Custom, 2 door 1974 FORD Grand Torino, 2 door hardtop 1973 OLDSMOBILE, Delta Royale, air conditioning 2 --1973 PONTIAC Brougham, 4 door, 1972 GREMLIN 1971 CAMARO . 1970 PONTIAC, 2 door hardtop 1974 FORD Stationwagon 1973 FORD Grand Torino stationwagon, air conditioned 3 - 1975 G.M.C. I/2 ton pickups •• 1974 G.M.C. %ton pickup 1974 FORD `% ton pickup 4 - 1974' FORD LV 750 5 speed transmission , 2 peed rear axle, 10.00 tires • A number of vans from 1973 - 1974. Some V8's, some 6 cylinder, some CHEVS, and some FORDS One stop shoppin for all your seeds One stop shopping makes sense.' It saves time and money, too. When you see your Pride dealer about your seed corn supplies ask 'him about all your other seed requirements. The most important decision you make every year, is your choice of ,. seed — spending money on fertilizer and chemicals and making a poor choice of seed is a sure way to failure. Your local Pride dealer means • more than just corn. He's a seedsman and can tell you everything about Thor alfalfa and Perth barley and Harcor soybeans and PF '70 forage sorghum. Be right the first time and everytime by asking about Pride seed corn' and the King Brand range of seeds. King Graln Llinited P.O. Box 1E88 Chatham, Ontario, Canada 'N7M 5L6 LEO MURRAY R.R.#3 HOLYROOD, ONTARIO 395-2821 WALLACE WILSON R.R.#2 AUBURN, ONTARIO 529-7580 CHESTER HACKETT R.R.#7 LUCKNOW,. ONTARIO , 529-7316 WEDNESDAY,' NOVEMBER. 17, 197$ . •-- • PAGE 'ELEVEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO LES PETTER SHOES 13AqtEIR SKA TES FOR THE L UCKNOW LORNE REID 528-2011 WHO,LE FAMILY SHOE REPAIR SKATE SHARPENING IN STOCK • by Hingley Lucknow, [iss Joanne ister of the elle John- de. Paul the bride Lucknow. Belleville, was best ,perman of ther of the [instone of e bride. f Winghim rim Fischer d at the • Centre. trip to couple are a ring kind. The IOW NEL Happy Hearts Stage 3 Act Skit "A Cruise on the Happy Heart's. Schooner" was the title of a three act skit put on at the Happy Heart's regular meeting, held November 12th; at the Ripley Complex: At least 120 people including guests, from Formosa Senior Citizen's Club and a number of people from Brucelea Havpn as well as mem- bers and friends were greeted by hostesses Mr. and Mrs. Bert Irwin. As usual a lively sing song was led by Reg Moore followed by a short business meeting with Mrs. Wm. Arnold presiding and Mrs. D. Blue secretary. The program was arranged and written by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lock. Act 1 opened with two well padded ladies, Mrs. Esther Gallo- way (Mrs. Donald McCosh) and Mrs. Sally Watson (Mrs. Donnie McDonald) talking about "how they would like to find a more glamorous way to spend time". Through a phone call they made a reservation on a cruise ship, the "Happy Heart's Schooner". Life rafts and chairs roped off around , the room showed the schooner. `Act 2, the arrival on board, the welcome by the Captain, Walter Lock in appropriate uniform. The crew consisted of First' Mate Reg Moore; Mr. and Mrs. W. Hender- son in charge of recreation who promised the padded ladies they would get enough exercise and action jogging on deck, and of course would ,go home glamorous looking. (They did too.) Then There were two wealthy travellers, Mrs. Lot Culbert and Mrs. W. J. McKay, in long gowns, the. performers "The Ripley Irish Rovers", Minnie Lock, "'Margaret, Blue, Annie : Scott, • , Mary • R. McDonald,' Florence Kirkpatrick,a honeymoon couple Mr:. and. Mrs, Lewis Hllborn and' then came a special guest Diamond Lil - portrayed by Mrs. Adeline Martyn, dressed in a long red velvet gown And wearing a lot of jewellery and a large hat with plumes and 'ribbons all around it. On board too were Frank Scott a good Irishman with his 'iolin and Chris McDonald in her kilts. Act- 3 opened with good• piano music by the accompanist for the whole, program/ Mrs. Violet Mac- Kenzie in a lovely long dress. This was the last evening aboard ship •so a program followed. Tables were arranged where many guests, were seated. Mrs. Peg Chappell was an attractive waitress dressed in sequin tights and sailor hat. The Irish Rovers sang 'The Unicorn" and several numbers, and Frank Scott played his violin to which they danced. Diamond Lil sang ,"Bill Bailie Won't You Come Home" and "Oh Johnnie", Scotland .was represented by Mrs. John McDon- 41d (Chris) who did the sword dance and later in the program the ttish and highland fling. Bill Henderson gave a reading taken from 'a poem by Stanley Holoway, in a Welsh Lancashire accent. It is not often a ship has such a talented waitress aboard who can sing and tap, dance'. 'The honeymoon couple led off a, waltz' in which- guests participated. Seen on . the floor dancing were guests from Form- osa, Sam Emerson, •14::§n Smith and many' others. Mrs. Lock tolorin Irish, joke and the entertainment closed with an Irish blessing by the' Roveri and the Unicorn song. The captain bid. all good night and hoped they all had a pleasant journey. All parts were well taken and the whole afternoon was fun and very entertaining. Rev. BuShell asked the blessing after which lunch was served by a committee of Mrs. Donnie McDonald, Mrs. G. Scott, Mrs. J. Scott, Mrs. N. McLennan, Mr. and Mrs. S. Shiells, Mrs. A. McAuley and Bob Robertson. "Itr 4482744. MENARY - Janies and Bobbi Anne Menary would like to' announce the safe arrival of their sister Terri Lynn, born in Clinton Public -Hospital on November 13, 1976. Proud parents are Harold and Carol Menary, R. R. 2 Auburn, Ontario. • MORRISON - to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morrison of" R. R. 5 Lucknow on Sunday, November 14th, 1976 at Wingham and District Hospital, a daughter, Lorie Ann. •Mmee.e. COYNE - to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon/ Coyne of Lucknow on Monday, November 15, 1976, at Wingham and District Hospital, a daughter, Suzanne Marie. „ PEWTRESS - to. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pewetress of R. R. 3 VVingham on Tuesday, November 16th, 1976; at Wingham' ' and District ••Hospital, a daughter; Kendra Caroline. , • ' Awards Presented To 4H Calf Club DUNGANNON NEWS Dungannon 4-H Calf Club held a banquet at'the Agriculiural Hall on Saturday evening. Recognition was given to donators of banquet provisions - Gardner's Dairy; Miller's General Store,. Carlow; Kemp's General Store, Lanesville. Sponsoring organizations, were also recognized - Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce, Dungannon Brandi; local Cattle Breeding organizations; Federation of Agri- culture and , Township' Councils. Presentation of Plaques was made to all members. • Awards presented were as follows: Bob McMallum Trophy awarded to Top Dairy Showman, Jim Nivins, son of Mr. and Mrs.. Alex NivinS; Murray Gaunt trophy awarded to Top Beef Showman, Ian Hackett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hackett; George Smyth Trophies awarded' to Top Beef and Dairy members receiving highest number of points during entire club year. Beef: Ken Metzger; Dairy, Sandra Nivins. • , Donna Hackett Trophy, awarded to Most Enthusiastic Member of 4-H Demonstration Group, Lori Hackett: Sandy Kolkman Trophy, a Citizenship Trophy enriched with Ten Silver Dollars and a Silver Tray presented by the •Kolkman family to Donna Hackett. There were 39 projects complet- ed and the percentage of original project completed was . 91%. The leaders are Bob McNeil, Glen McNeil, John Clark', Ross Eedy. The oftice9 of the Dungannon 4-H Calf Club are president, Donna Hackett; vice president, Shirley Dougherty; secretary, Neil Sager; press reporter, Lori Hackett and Brian Sowerby. Members of the Calf Club are' Sandra Nivins, Jim Nivins, Joyce Dougherty, Shirley. Dougherty, Ken Metzger, Fran Logtenberg, Irene Logtenberg, Alice Nivins, • Neil Sager, Donna Hackett, Brian Hackett, Glenn Dougherty, Gerald Martin, Fred Martin, Greg Hack- ett, Ian Hackett, Heather Clark, Paul Drennan, Jamie Hackett, Andrew Van aDiepen, Shawn Dren- • nan, Simon. Logtenberg, Lori Hackett, Janice Allin, Jerry. Log- tenberg, *Brian • •Sowerby , Steve Sager, Doug Dougherty, Barry • Smyth, Kevin Clark, Colin Snyder, Paul Kerr. 1313 Service Station •6 a *ea. a o ao.oa•ii• o • •o, ao • • •.1 • BRUSSELS: MOTORS- goo Phone 887-6173 limmommomm.....010,Trwimmmm". :'17..1976