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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-12-08, Page 218, 1976 s. Frank 7:twist-Inas gave the all ye• upon a , g and the inada and nch was l'hristinas lose. if onna, DECEMBER 1976 THE t;ococs4ow SENTINEL, tI1:KNOV4 OfrARN) PAIN 111111,01avitatoige Wallace Houston, who has been visiting with his, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Houston of Lticknow, daring the past week returned to Ottawa last weekend enroute to Frobiiher Bay, North West Terri- Mr. and Mrs. Ken Neabel of the 2ati concession of 1Cinloss have moved to Highway 86 Ao the Dan Rose farm. Mrs. J. C. Drennan ,of'Ashfield, accompanied by Mrs.' Wilfred Drennan of Lucknow,, returned' tame Monday after a three'-week pleasant holiday with relatives in Calgary, Edmonton, and St. Al- ben. The Neabel family held their Christmas supper in the Log Cabin Restaurant on Sunday., December Sth with 48 to SO 'attending. After supper all returned to The borne of Mr, and Mrs. Ken Neabel, Highway 86 where, an enjoyable evening was spent. Those present were from Georgetown, taledon, London, Barrie, Elmira, Kitchener, Listowel, R. R. 3 Luctnow and CollingwoOd. Mrs. Allan Macliftyre, Helen and Heather and ,„ Mrs. Clarke Itlee,dham of Lticknow were dinner guests' Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs.. Victor Gawlley, Purple Grove. fernier Employee At Post Ottite. NELLIE YENNING Miss Nellie Louise Venning, formerly of Belmont, passed away at Chateau Gardens, London on Sunday, December 5th in her 85th year. Miss Venning was at, one time employed at the Lucknow Post Office for a number, of years. She is survived by two sisters, several nieces and nephews. The funeral service was held at the Needham Memorial Chapel, London on. Tuesday. December 7, Interment Will be at Dorchester Union Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson and Anne of Windsor visited recently in Lucknow with Miss Helen Thompson. The Lucknow Women's Institute dinner meeting will be held at the Anglican Hall on Tuesday, Decem- ber 14th at 12.30. Roll call, exchange of Christmas recipes. Please remember sunshine sister. Mrs. Mamie Pierson and Mr, and Mrs. Orma Pollock of Kincard- ine, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lowry of Ripley were dinner guests on Sunday with Mrs. Clarke. Need- ham, Lucknow. • 231 Omen St, Itintiodine Christmas spice witi Tram. Tars 0, PUERTO IMO DEPEE, 20 VW. 441.1(t. IDEPOINECARtt—'71ROMS HOLIDAY*01 $ae SUS ,1001112ILIIDIEL AVERICANAHOTEL • $409 $649 IligfrinklIANKIIMMAA ,Continatitn/BraskrattDatty Intiglaninattsparday—linwhatai ,tinbilitla.sbnlyZyninjtrottrigavarak rum IRSt.22.7401.ti —MUMS $249 moiteammt, ZOALITVIIMISOUM SONTWINIKEECOPPERVO*00401 Slealt001400aEtliPPERNOTEL iesete•—zetimariarboakrom4ay,turlorivmee. -4\wic. warm ainieRVA, DEPANTDEC4 $309$411 OBC42-404.411-101111611TS ETONSIOOKEY Via DEPPITDEC.25 $359 $449T011F1`D0E , SOS IMERAIDIVICHBOIV. , InXtebtitilailitstoor4fkodettepeetk Ammo IMPART DECAS 4$299 $49, *tmag. DEPAlitec.2s $369 S469 ainwrim.is sps$SS9 DEPATIT-DEC.25 $399 $539 1977 . FORD HALF TON 1976 FORD HALF TON, '6 cylinder automatic 1976 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door hardtop 1976 DART, 2 door sport coupe 1976 DART CUSTOM, 4 door sedan 1975 DODGE HALF TON, 6 cylinder automatic 1975 CHEV IMPALA, 4 #door hardtop, with ay conditioning 1975 PONTIAC La MS, 4 door 1975 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door 1975 OLDS. CUTLASS, 2 door hardtop 1974 DODGE STATIONWAGON 1974 PLYMOUTH 'FURY 3; 4 ,door hardtop 2-1974 DODGE MONACOS, 2. door hardtops with air Conditioning 1973 OLDS CUTLASS 1973 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door. hardtop 1973 LaSABRE, 2 door hardtop r 1973 DODGE CORONET 4 door 1971' CHEV, 4 door 1968 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door hardtop 1965 FORD, one ton 'stake 1977 POLARIS SNOWMOBILES NOW IN STOCK A FEW NEW 176 'POLARIS SNOWMOBILES STILL IN STOCK TEACHER OF THE WEEK • This week we are featuring the one and only 'Barbara Burgess. 'She was born' in Mount Fomst and ..educated in Toronto. Kingston. 'London and Waterloo. During this time she're...--eived her B.A. She lives outside of Ripley and is married to a. policeman. She haS two Children. Jennifer b and Laureen 4. Mrs. Burgess moved to this area ten yeat$ ago beuse R.D.S. had an opening in History. Other . than history, she also teaches geography, world religions and law. Mrs. Burgess has become active- ly involved as the coach for. the cheerleaders and is doing a very good job. She said.' "Teaching is a- terrific chafienge and I enjoy it. I would recommend this profession to anyone who is. interested in young people and likes each day to be just a little. different." •We at R.D.S. are fortunate to be taught by 'Mrs. Burgess and we hope she will continue doing a great job. TRIP TO LONDON Levels IV and V students 'from R.D.S. journeyed with Kincardine students to London on, Thursday. November 25. They had a choice of either visiting the University of Western Ontario or Fatishawt: College. Their daystarted off with a campus , tour followed by lunch. During the afternoon they had a choice of attendine classes. talking tee teacher: or talking to Students attending that school. It was a very enjoy-able day for those that took part. BEWARE 'YOUNG PUWERS All those who are not sixteen are now being warned not -to smoke Outside. Teachers are now datnpitte .down on young puffers -and if . caught the consequences -could be grim. Pitamcr CANADA Students taking :-Grade Nine Geography are taking ;part in an exchange program initiated by the. Ontario Depattment Of Education. Movies. tapes. letters, maps, etc.. will be sent to a small place Merritt. British -Columbia. and similar things will be 'sent to the students of Ripley. ELEMENTARY NEWS SHANE ^ The grades 78 and 81 classes putting forth 't ' production of Shane. 'Both classes read this bo6k -during literature tteriods-at the +first of this term. !They presenting this .play-teMideo Tape, If all -goes well. be watt4iinglorit,tit the Ripley Fall fair. `Enjoy getting the 'paper eatli yea -. writes 'Brenda .C.'11rov.tti 8 Broc,kville in renewing ,thei subscription: RI LEY D STR CT SC 00 :CAR SALES ..LTD ,YTH .PHONE 52