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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-04-10, Page 14Page 12--14idmow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 10, 1985 A. funnier group of clowns you couldn't find anywhere than at the Ripley ' arena, March 31 when the Ripley . Figure Skating Club presented their annual carnival, "Ripley's Alice hi •'85", to coincide :with the Ripley reunion to be held this summer. This bunch of cuties consisted of Sarah Culbert; Chris Cover, Teresa Farrell, Shannon Cliffe, Alicia Pollock, Brooke Dahmer; Cara Asties and Tania Farrell. Other carnival characters included dazzling show girls, little people in pyjamas and care bears. (Photo by Barbara Cobean 4-H REPQRT Classic Cooks The fifth meeting of the Kairshea Classic Cooks was' held on April 6.. The meeting opened with a discussion onthe bake sale which is to be held on May •4 :at the , Lucknow Legion. Classic Cooks enjoyed a demonstration by Nancy 'Koobs, an experienced cake decorator. Mrs. Koobs first gave the recip- es for soft and royal icing. She showed the procedures for making hearts, roses, daisies and basket weaving. Tips, were also given •on decorating a cup cake. Each member was then given a cup cake to try her luck with at decorating, Mrs. Koobs has decorated a lovely Mother's Day cake • which the club will raffle off at the bake sale. Port Albert Actaioneers The Port Albert '4-H Actibneers held their fourth.meeting at Tracy Black's home on March 25. Topics . discussed included sewing a • seam, fitting, finishing seams and pressing knits. The members did a seam sample. On March 18 the Port Albert Actioneers met At Teresa Meriarn's .home. Everyone showed their pattern and fabric for roll ,call. Discussion included alteration of patterns, preparing fabric for cutting and cutting out the fabric... • SpendEaster weekend with fam,il.and friettdsa Ninlough Debbie Hedley of Kitchener spent the Mr. and Mrs. Brian •,Thompson . and Women's Institute was held on Thursday Easter weekend at her home here. children of Kincardine Township and Mr. afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harold Dr. and Mrs. Imam Mohamed and the and Mrs. Bruce Bushell and fiachel of here boys of Toronto spent Easter with Mr. and spent Easter with . Mr. , and Mrs, • Don Mrs. Fred Page and Andrew. Bushell. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott of Ripley visited Easter holiday visitors with Mr. and with Edna and May Boyle on Easter Day Mrs. Edbur't Bushell were Mr. and Mrs. and Jean Hodgins of W Ingham. on, Monday: Audrey Borthwick of St. Catharines spent a few days here with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodgins and Agnes • Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs.'Kurt Nielsen and Matthew of Peterborough,, Mr. and Mrs. Glen. Morningstar and Lindsay of Port Elgin, Stretch & Sew club The sixth meeting of the •Kingsbridge Stretch and Sew was held at the home of Janet Card on April 1. All members were present. The roll call was do you plan to make another action wear garment when. this club is finished? The leaders showed the members how to do a hem sample. The Man To See Is Smith with 15 members present. Mrs. Charles Murray presided and wel- comed everyone. Mrs. William MacPher-• son read the minutes and gave the financial statement and the communications, which George Bushell, David and Janet of Ottawa included a letter about Women's House and Kathryn Fraser and Janice of .Arnow. Bruce County. " Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt were guests at a • The roll call was the payment .of fees. 65th b'uthday party at Walkerton for their There will be a canvas "for the Cancer friend, Annie Campbell on Saturday and Society. Mrs. Lorne Eadie gave a full the Burts visitied earlier in the week with. report of the district directors ,meeting Mrs. William Eadie. at W Ingham. which was held at Holyrood hall. Minutes Ken Hodgins, and his three daughters, • of the last annual meeting were read and Pam, Shelley and "Julie of. Niagara Falls the auditor's report, the family and were here over the weekend and moved his consumer's report were given by Mrs. mother, Marretta Hodgins from her Yiarold Smith. Mrs. Elliott reported on citizenship and world affairs and Mts. Uoyd Johnston gave the Educational and Cultural activities report. Resolutions were read by Mrs. Flank Maulden. Mrs. Lorne Eadie gave the Curators report and Edna Boyle gave the Public Relations officer's report. Lucknow winter apartment to her .home here. Welcome home. Rob Hodgins of .London spent the weekend here with his grandma. Holyrood The annual meeting of the Holyrood NEW LISTING, RIPLEY, 3 bedroom split level, 9 yrs. old, immaculate throughout, fire place, paved 'drive; attached garage, shown by appointment only. REDUCED, 2 bedroom home, one level, new kitchen, corner lot, lower level hes self . contained 1 bedroom apt.; ask to see this home, ideal retirement home. NEW LISTING Lucknow immaculate 3 bedroom home, kitchen, ilvingroom, diningroom, temlly, room, attached garage, as new: RiPLEY, 3 bdr. alu�'nInum siding, Immaculately maintained on double lot. Atiking $32,500. LUCKNOW, 3 bedroom, 2 storey brick home, double garage, a well maintained older home. Inquire for further particulars. KiNGSBRIOGE, hwy. 21, 6 bdr. bemoan acreage with recently constructed workshop. KINLOUGH 4 bdr. home on approx. 2 acres, priced reduced. CUSTOM BUILT 4 bdr. home hwy. location Lucknow 'res. For further particulars in- quire. • 80 SOW farrowing operation, above average 4 bedroom home with recent renovations, a profitable business can be purchased lock stock and barrel. NEW LISTING 179 acres West Wawanosh, 4 bedroom home with new addition, frame barn, all seeded down, priced to sell, Immedlate possession: 97 ACRES Huron Twp., cash crop acreage well drained. 125 ACRES Kincardine Twp., cash crop, above average home, beef barn could be converted to dairy. FCC financing, to approved purchaser. DAIRY FARNi can be purchased as an ongoing business with cows, quota; 'sxcetlent buildings, wall drained land. Enquire for further Inforinstlon. WEST WAWANOSH 200 acres, brick home, best -hog barn, pit upright silo, imple- ment shad, productive Harrleton loam soli. 240 ACRES ASHFiELD TWP. level productive cash crop soil, comfortable 3 bdr. home, lm Ismant shed. 160 ACRES Vilest Wawanosh, 120 workable Harriston loam soil, nicely kept 3-4 bdr. horns, implement shed, conventional barn; hard and soft wood bush, ror further Information on these properties, please cell WARREN ZINN, 628-3710 ALVIN ROBB, 395.3174 TERRY ZINN, 529-7360,E /4f Mrs. Charles Murray thanked the. past officers and committee conveners. May Boyle installed the 1985-86 officers: past president, Mrs, Lorne Eadie; presid- ent, Mrs. Charles Murray; first vice, Mrs. Harold Smith; ••second vice, Mrs. Tom Hodgins; ,secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Wil- liam MacPherson; assistant Secretary - treasurer; Mrs. Douglas McEwan;'P.R Edna Boyle; district director, Mrs. • Lame Eadie; assistant, Mrs: Alex Percy; audit- ors, Mrs. Ellwood Elliott and Mrs. Harold. Smith.; curators, Mrs. Frank Maulden Mrs. Tom Hodgins; branch directors, Mrs. Tom, Hodgins, Mrs. Charles Murray and •May Boyle; pianist, Edna Boyle; cheerio, concession 8 and 10, Mrs. Charles Murray; concession 12 and 14, Mrs. Alex `Percy; •resolutions, 'Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller. May Boyle presided for the program. Mrs. Frank Maulden gave two humorous readings and May Boyle gave suggestions for a planting guide, an Easter, meditation and a blessing on this home. LANGSIDE STORE AND AUCTION CENTRE R. R. 3, TEESWATER 3924240 395-3151 33/4 Miles East, 3314 Miles North of Lucknow Groceries, pop, chips, watches, knife sets, toilet tissue, kleenex, foil wrap, calculators, cigarettes, cigars. Salt, bicycles, stoves, bolts and nuts, washers, writing desk, mail boxes, shallow well primp and tank, T bars, staples, barbed wire, brace wire, black wire, nails, gear pullers, sockets, wrenches, hammers, impact chisels, vice grips, mouse traps, rivets, screwdrivers, tool boxes, fence plyers, axes, hand saws, electric fence stakes, spread- er chains and parts, water bowls. Farm gates, partitions, grain hoppers, mineral feeders, cultivator teeth, hog feeders and troughs. • Electric and battery fencers, work socks ;20.00 dozen, gloves 31.50 pair. DEKALB SEED CORN YOUR FRIENDLY BARGAIN CENTRE Thinking of an auction sale - call us today. We will conduct it at your place or ours. Anyone wishing to consign good dean articles to our consignment sale give us a call.