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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-06-22, Page 9Talk on the street Street talk in Ripley last week was that Francis and Margaret Gemmell sold their home on Tain Street to Allan & Alice Gamb- ble of the 6th con. east in Huron Township. Allan operates his hydro and plumbing business from his new shop at the corner of Malcolm and Blake Streets across from the Huron Township Garage (Dan Carteroffice). Listed in cattle sales Recently two farmers Bob Blackwell at the second corner south of Ripley (the Shirl Bowers farm) and Gordon Roulston just west of the Olivet Corner, the next one south, were listed in the weekly cattle sales at Brussels. Lions club barbecue meeting The first meeting to set up the popular roast beef barbecue put on by the Ripley Lions Club was held at the home of Lion Wally and wife Elaine. Pollock across from St. Andrews United church. Present at it were President Grant McDonald and Lions John D: MacKay, Don MacTavish, Wally Pollock and Bob Blackwell Jr. First the date and place were set - Sunday, July 24, 1988 and in the Ripley Huron Com- munity Centre Complex. They are selling advance tickets from any Ripley Lion. Field crops judged A week ago Jim Richardson just out from Walkerton on Highway 9 and Gord Patter- son of the 10th con. here inspected the hay fields here. The scores on the new seeding were: -1. David Coiling 96; 2. Bob Harris 95; 3rd Dianne MacKay 94; 4. Dennis Bridge 93; 5. Jim Scott 92; 6. Jim Needham 91; 7. Sandy Pollock 90; 8. Donald Farrell 89; 9. Paul IPLEY by Ab Wylds Murray 88; 10. Morley Scott 87; 11. Bob Rutledge 86; 12. Perry Elliott 85; 13. George Messenger 84; 14. Bob Thompson 83; 15. Joe Fry 82; 16. Peter Walden 81; 17. David Lowry 80, 18. Ron Brooks 79; 19. Keith van der Hoek 78 and 20. Ben Beishuizen 77 (Bye size en). Established Hay (seeding from former years) : 1. Rick Smith 90; 2. Jim Farrell 89; 3. Murray Ferguson 88; 4. Brian Hooey 87; 5. Carman Bridge 86; 6. Roy Collins 85; 7. Peter Van Sickle 84; 8. Brian MacKay 83; 9. Robert Osborne 82; 10. Johannes Prehen 81; 11. Murray Wilken 80; 12. Bert Elliott 79; 13. Robert Blackwell 78; 14. Smeltzer Farms 77; 15. Wes Smith 76 Pork barbecue this Saturday The Knights of Columbus are having a Pork Barbecue this Saturday, June 25 at 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Ripley Huron Com- munity Centre Complex. Tickets at the door. Visiting in Ripley Recent visitors with Leslie, Dorothy and Henry Wardell on the 4th were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wareham, Lauren and Jamie of Ed- monton. On their way down here from the West they visited relatives and friends on Manitoulin Island, in Tiverton, Kitchener, Alliston and Cambridge. Then they are spending July visiting with Calvin's relatives in Newfoundland. Former parish member earns Divinity Degree Congratulations to former parish and school member, Kathleen O'Keefe daughter of Mr. and M.S. Joe O'Keefe now of Goderich, who received her Master of Divinity Degree from King's College, University of Western, Ontario on Friday, June 10th. We ask God's blessings on Kathleen and wish her well in all her endeavours. Monday, June 13 and Wednesday, June 15 next year's Kindergarten students had a chance to experience what the real thing will be like when they spent a half-day orientation day with this year's students. Half the children came on Monday and the other half on Wednesday. Tuesday, June 14 was Track and Field Day at St. Joseph's. Following is a list of events and winners. , 100 m - Jr. Boys: 1) Ben Brophy, 2) Cory Sherratt and 3) Ed Courtney; Jr. Girls: 1) Connie Nicholson, 2) Becky Martin, and 3) Lisa Dykstra; Int. Boys: 1) Jason Boily, 2) Aaron Hackett and 3) Dennis Morgan. Int. Girls 1) Amy Olson, 2) Kim Wilson and 3) Jane Brophy. Sr. Boys: 1) Damien Martin, 2) Tom Hogan and 3) Dean Riegling. Sr. Girls: 1) Rachel Brophy, 2) Joyelle Foran and 3) Linda Bowler. 200 m - Jr. Boys: 1) Ben Brophy, 2) Ed Courtney, and 3) Cory Sherratt. Jr. Girls: 1) Connie Nicholson, 2) Becky Martin, and 3) Lisa Dykstra. Int: Boys : 1) Jason Boily, 2) Jay Riegling, and 3) Dennis Hogan. Int. Girls: 1) Amy Olsen, 2) Kim Wilson, and 3) Jane Brophy. Sr. Boys: 1) Damien Martin, 2) Tom Hogan, and 3) Tom Chilton. Sr. Girls: 1) Rachel Brophy, 2) Joyelle Foran, and 3) Linda Bowler. 400 m - Jr. Boys: 1) Ben Brophy, 2) Joseph Brophy, and 3) Ed Courtney. Jr. Girls: 1) Connie Nicholson, 2) Katrina Col- lins, and 3) Lori Dykstra (tied with) Becky Martin. Int. Boys: 1) Jason Boily, 2) Jay Riegling, and 3) Dennis Hogan. Int. Girls: 1) Amy Olson, 2) Kim Wilson, and 3) Tracey LeBreton. Sr. Boys: 1) Damien Martin, 2) Tom Chilton, and 3) Dean Riegl- ing. Sr. Girls: 1) Joyelle Foran, and 2) Jen- nifer Redmond. 800 m - Int. Boys: 1) Jason Boily, 2) Jay Riegling, and 3) Aaron Hackett. Int. Girls: 1) Amy Olson, 2) Kim Wilson, and 3) Tracey LeBreton. Sr. Boys: 1) Damien Martin, 2) Tom Chilton, and 3 ) Dean Riegl- INGSBRIDGE PARISHISCHOOL by Louise Martin ing. Sr. Girls 1) Joyelle Foran. 1500 m - Open: 1) Damien Martin, 2) Dean Riegling, and 3) Ben Brophy. Running Jump Jr. Boys: 1) Joseph Brophy, 2) Ben Brophy, and 3) Johannes Poganatz. Jr. Girls: 1) Connie Nicholson, 2) Sheila Hackett, and 3) Lisa Dykstra. Int. Boys: 1) Jason Boily, 2) Joe Dalton, and 3) Aaron Hackett. Int. Girls: 1) Amy Olson, 2) Tracey LeBreton, and 3) Jane Brophy. Sr. Boys: 1) Damien Martin, 2) Tom Chilton, and 3) Tom Hogan. Sr. Girls: 1) Rachel Brophy, 2) Joyelle Foran, and 3) Jennifer Redmond. Standing Jump - Jr. Boys: 1) Cory Sher- ratt, 2) Ed Courtney, and 3) Johannes Poganatz. Jr. Girls: 1) Connie Nicholson, 2) Laura Miltenburg, and 3) Katrina Collins. Triple Jump - Int. Boys: 1) Jason Boily, 2) Jay Riegling, and 3) Joe Dalton. Int. Girls: 1) Amy Olson, 2) Kim Wilson, and 3) Nicole Sherratt. Sr. Boys: 1) Dean Riegl- ing, 2) Tom Hogan, and 3) Tom Chilton. Sr. Girls: 1) Rachel Brophy, 2) Joyelle Foran, and 3) Linda Bowler. Ball Throw - Jr. Boys: 1) Joseph Brophy, 2) Ben Brophy, and 3) Mark Chilton. Jr. Girls: 1) Sheila Hackett, 2) Connie Nicholson and 3) Becky Martin (tied with) Laura Miltenburg. Int. Boys: 1) Dennis Hogan, 2) Joe Dalton, and 3) Jason Boily. Int. Girls 1) Amy Olson, 2) Tracey LeBreton, and 3) Kim Wilson. Sr. Boys: 1) Damien Martin, 2) Tom Hogan, and 3) Tom Chilton. Sr. Girls: Tammy Hogan, 2) Sheila Stright. and 3) Jennifer Redmond. Overall winners in their divisions and recipients of the Reid Medallions were: Juniors - 1) Connie Nicholson; 2) Ben Brophy, and 3) Joseph Brophy; In- termediates - 1) Amy Olson, 2) Jason Boi- ly, and 3) Kim Wilson. Seniors -1) Damien Martin, 2) Joyelle Foran, and 3) Rachel Brophy. Congratulations to all the participants as well as the winners and good luck to those advancing to the Zone Meet in Goderich. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 22, 1988 -Page 9 C.A.M.C. - Bookkeeping - Income Tax Preparation - Experienced Staff Alan Campbell 328A Josephine Street WINGHAM 357-3687 or 887-9451 Hours: Mon -Fri 9-6 Sat 9-1 HAPPY 30TH BIRTHDAY DADDY (Glenn Irwin) nHuron = LandscapingLimited R.R. 2 Lucknow 529-7247 Safe, affordable, quality play structures for residential use; complete with optional and expandible features. We include a guarantee with substance. HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Thursday 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday 12 noon - 5 p.m. Wes & Eilleen Jefferson, RR #1 Belgrave, wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Diane to David Thomson, son of Bruce & Maureen Thomson, RR #1 Lucknow. The wedding will take place July 9, 1988 at the United Church Donnybrook at 3 PM. Reception to follow in Lucknow. University Education for Adults... It's. YOUR turn! Course selection and academic counsell- ing is available at: Kincardine District High School, Room 14 Thursday, June 23, 6:30 - 8 p.m. For further information phone: (519) 661-3635 The University of Western Ontario Part -Time and Continuing Education Rm 23, Stevenson -Lawson Bldg. London, Ontario N6A 5B8 BRICK BUNGALOW, 3 bedroom, family room, well treed lot, carport, 8 x 16 shed. Asking $69,900. THREE BEDROOM, 1'/2 storey home, Hamilton Street, garage, large lot, $35,900. LUCKNOW - 3 bedroom, stone home, restored woodworking, fireplace, 1800 sq. ft. 2 BEDROOM HOME - 'With detached store located on paved road, treed lot, potential for small business. WHITECHURCH - 50' x 26' insulated steel shed on 1/4 acre lot. Zoned commercial 8 residential. Ideal for wood working, or small repair workshop, $25,000. 5 BEDROOM, well insulated quality home on 1 acre lot.close to Lucknow. Very well main- tained. Lots of possibilities. THINKING OF BUILDING? 4 lots in Lucknow. Service available. All 4 for $18,900. Call for details on other lots. '30,000 - 11/2 storey, four bedroom, vinyl sid- ed home, walk -out basement, enclosed sun porch, nicely treed ASHFIELD - 100 acre farm with renovated 12 x 60 mobile with addition. Barn, insulated shed, 2 silos, 75 acres workable, balance pasture. KINLOSS - 4 bedroom home, 1 acre lot, small orchard, new roof and furnace. Asking $42,000.00. BELFAST - stone school house, new roof and windows, 3/4 acre lot. KINLOSS- 2400 sq. ft. bungalow on 100 acres, 55 acres bush, excellent retirement home. LISTINGS WANTED PAUL ZINN ALVIN ROBB WARREN ZINN 528-3710 395-3174 528 1'710 THE LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE WILL BE CLOSED Thursday, June 30, 1988 For Inventory Taking Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause WE WILL RE -OPEN SATURDAY 4ULY 2nd 8 -1 PM