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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-05-25, Page 10Page 10—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 25, 1988 • moo. LUCKNOW AND DISTRICT SWIMMING POOL REGISTRATION Saturday, June 4 Saturday, June 11 9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. 9:00 A.M. - 12 NOON at Lucknow Town Hall There will be two summer swimming sessions starting July 4 and August 1. PLEASE NOTE The size of the Yellow and Orange swimming classes is limited. So come early and get the time of your choice. The Red and White classes are not restricted. ON REGISTRATION DAY PLLASE KNOW •SWIMMING LEVEL ATTAINED •TIME PERIOD DESIRED •IN WHICH SWIMMING -SESSION YOU WANT TO BE ENROLLED (July or August or both) Registration for adult lessons, bronze, aquafit, swim team etc. will be held at the pool prior to commencement of program. DON'T ENROLL SMALL CHILDREN WHO ARE LESS THAN 44" TALL Fish Derby is on The organization meeting of the Ripley Beef Club was on Thursday April 14 at Don Farrell's. The leaders are Don Farrell, Cathy Farrell and John Elliott. The members of the Junior 4-H are - Man- dy Farrell -president, Troy Snobelen-vice president, Aaron Dahmer, Crosby Devitt, Greg Lowry, Darren Funston, Dean Funston, Matt Farrell, Sarah Haldenby. They discussed the requirements of the beef club and also discussed the special pro- ject that has to be completed by each member of the club. They also went out to the barn and judged calves, The 1st meeting of the club was on Thursday . May 19 at the Purple Grove Community Centre where a lady is coming to speak on herd health. Troy Snobelen is the club reporter. Wildest Fish Stories This is the Third C.K.N.X. Fish Kincar- dine Salmon Derby on right now. Each week day the Wingham radio station has had the wildest "Fish Story" where three phone ex- changes were picked to be eligible for a try. At this time of writing, Friday morning, May 20, four were picked - one each from Seaforth, Harriston, Hanover and Paisley. They will be entertained next Thursday (tomorrow) at Sutton Park, Kincardine. Without advertisin your business could It's tough to stay afloat and survive today's business world without advertising. That's why you need the creative edge we can give your business to get your name across. • , 4 . J ice,, rt • '�►.`� y vi/1,1ii�lllfitA We Can Help You Stay On Top! CALL US TODAY AND DISCOVER THE POSSIBILITIES RIPLEY 18y Ab Wylds Auction Sale Excitement On three Saturdays in May now the excite- ment has centered on Auction Sales. The first one was on Saturday May 14 in the com- plex with auctioneer Bob Colquhon working. On this Saturday May 21 the sale is at 10 Christina Street in Ripley, auctioneers Grant McDonald of Ripley and Wally Ballagh of Teeswater are doing the estate sale for the John Robertson family and again the next week they are doing the Bob Love laundromat sale across from the Brian Pollock Texaco Garage. Clinton Klompen Feest Thanks to bank courier Ted Dea of London we have a copy of the 8th Annual 88 Klompen Feest Program. May 20, 21 and 22 were the 3 big days for this year's event. For their parade on Saturday they had the Waterloo Regional Police Band with 80 members at 1:00 pm on May 21. Welcome to the Town of Clinton. ' Home From Hospital Ripley folks were glad to see Mrs. Adelene Martyn home from Kincardine and District Hospital. She was able to be home from up the street last Wednesday. Visiting Here From Port Elgin Visiting here with her mother Mrs: Evelyn Johnson was her daughter Mrs. Marion Ellis of Port Elgin on Thursday afternoon. Also Mrs. Frances Elliott of Ripley visited with them. Heard the Chimney Swifts Last Friday afternoon we heard the first clattering sound of the chimney swifts. Looking up under the dark overcast sky there were three birds there curling and banking with open mouths scooping up flies from the air. T -ball Registration T -ball registration and 1st practice June 7 at 4 pm at the Ripley Ball Diamond. Group 1 - ages 4 & 5, Group 2 - ages 6 & 7. Cost-$5per child. For more information contact Jane O'Handley at 395-3486. Bruce W.I. scholarship The Bruce County Ontario Women's In- stitute Scholarship for 1988 has been awarded to Miss Terri Johnson of RR 4, Kincardine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Johnson, Kinloss. Terri has been involved in 4H Clubs for 8 years and has completed 15 projects. She has received her County and Provincial Awards. During her 4H work she has par- ticipated in all activities and completed one Youth Leadership Course. She has been helpful with younger members and has been a willing volunteer. Terri is presently a student in Grade 13 at Kincardine District Secondary School, where she is an Honours student, tutors in many subjects, belongs to soccer and basketball teams, dance club and was a Rotary exchange student. She .is also active in her community,, helping at community suppers and fund- raisers, speaking to groups and teaching Sunday School. She is a Life -guard and a swimming instructor at the Davidson Cen- tre for Kincardine District. She also has worked with the mentally handicapped. Terri plans to attend University in September. The Scholarship cheque for $250.00 and the Certificate were presented to her on May 17, 1988 at Bruce South District Annual Meeting at Ripley United Church by Mrs. Gordon Wall, the Scholar- ship Committee Representative for Bruce South. Are you part of the human race or just a spectator? 4,„11 pannapacnon Fitness. In your heart wiu know it's right.