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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-02-22, Page 18Page 18= Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 229 1989 rloN„.10 MARCH h.daDrES 0- rog40 Sri Sd4 & %wiz AUTOPAR SHOCKS 2OP ...From 5 FREE eas, mE ea) ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Ripley ONL Y 5 DAYS LEFT FOR RRSP CONTRIBUTIONS RRSP GUARANTEED TERM DEPOSITS 524-7383 filopornautopor ■ 5%m2vrRates kr Vii INQUIRE ABOUT OUR SPECIAL RATES FOR RRSP TRANSFERS call LILLIAN ABBOTT ® 395-3101 Rates effective February 20, 1989 Wwirs- ..moo. Soft. V.• wee w....• iM IMMO* Canna0.4&731113 LUCKNOW SQUASH CLUB Information OrganizationalMeeting Sunday, February 26/89 2:00 p.m. Lucknow Sports Complex- Squash Area •Memberships •Schedule & Fees *Court Rules *Club Officers •Open Discussion Everyone Playing Squash Urged To Attend! These students won the Kinloss Kairshea Women's Institute waste recycling poster con- test. Back row, from the left, Tara Thacker, first; Jennifer Cranston, second; Jennifer - Neabie -for--fir Bi row, Lisa MacDonald, lied for irfianiPetereaD ; honourable mention. (Pat Livingston photo). `CATS', 19th birthday present n BY TERRY HUNT Yours truly, Joye and our daughter Cherie took off on Saturday morning, bright and early for Toronto. Joye had managed to get three tickets for a matinee performance of "CATS" at Massey HalL This was Cherie's 19th birthday present and no expense was to be spared. Twenty minutes out of Ripley, Cherie was asleep in the back seat. This is normal. In fact I was surprised she lasted that long. We found a parking spot on Vic- toria St. just around the corner from the theatre and paid $10 deposit, that was the last wesaw of that $10. We had about three quarters of an hour to kill before the show started so we stopped for coffee and a sandwich. Having found our seats in the second baleen ,..tled looking around the place, im- ne my su' p vise when I saw sitting on the ross the aisle to us none other than L)avA,-®n and his wife. The show end we were kept entertained by the best Canadian talent you could imagine. The music and dancing was ex- cellent xcellent and I advise , nybody to go see the show. Aft, - sn lw we went to the Silver Rail "ly supper, not too expensive, well sem/L.4.1 dud very good food. Then it was back to Ripley. Cherie was asleep by the time we hit the 401, and awoke at Ripley, what a way to travel. I wish 1 could do the same. Just to finish a perfect day, we arriv- ed rrived home at 9:45 pm in time to catch the last period of the Leafs game on TV and even they didn't let me down. Goes to show that life's pleasures can be simple. . On "Tuesday Feb. 14 a red heart was seen around the .streets df Ripley. It was Jan Fludder all dressed up as a valentine. She R IPLEY had been up to the Senior Citizens' apart- ments partments giving out valentine hugs. I hope there is someone as thoughtful as you are Jan when I decided to spend my time up there terrorizing the staff and visitors alike. On Wednesday night there was a fire at the Township garage, a grader and a tractor were lost in the fire. Went to Toronto Convention Mrs. Sadie McLeod and Mrs. Mary Scott attended the Ontario Division of the Ar- thritis Society Convention recently held at the Novotel Toronto Centre in downtown Toronto. The guest speaker was Dr. Darryll Ogilvie -Harris, an orthopedic surgeon at Toronto Western Harris, who spoke on "Implants". The delegates also bad a tour of the Wellesley Hospital Rheumatic Disease Unit, which was most interesting. Went to Ringette Tournament Bobby Cameron visited with Don and Judy Campbell and family of Kitchener (the former . Judy Rutledge of Ripley) last weekend, and attended Jodie Campbell's Ringette tournament and had a most en- joyable time. Celebrates 51Ith Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forster celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary on Satur- day, February 18, 1969. A quiet family gathering was held at Southampton Nursing Home on Saturday afternoon where Isabelle is a resident. Congratulations and Best Wishes. IF YOUR SENTINEL LIBEL READS 11:28:: Your subscription was due in December and is about to be cancelled L0189 — Due in January L0289 — Due in February SUBSCRIPTION RATES WITHIN CANADA $1 4" Senior Citizens per year Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce are seek- ing the public's assistance in the investiga- tion of anattempted arson, which occurred in Hanover, Ontario. The Hanover' Police Force report that at approximately 4:00 piYn on November 14th '1968, some unknown person(s) attempted to start a fine, at 454 6th Avenue, Hanover. The fire was started at the corner of the building. The building is situated at the corner of 6th Avenue and 10th Street. The Person(s) responsible broke into the buildingand lit the wooden floor on fire us- ing "firestarter" $ barbecue lighter. An alert employee at Vie's Petro Canada ex- tinguished the fire, preventing any major damage. `The building set on fire was on Old house that is now used for storage by Vias Petro Canada. Considerable damage would have occurred, had the fire gone 81111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110111111111.11 CRIME11300-2654787 .STOPPERS undetected. Theperson(s) responsible have not been identified as yet. If you feel you can help in this or any other case, Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce are willing to pay reward upto: 1,000, for information leading to on arrest. Call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-265-3787. You don't have to identify yourself, you will be issued a code number. No one will know who you are, and all information is strictly Con- fidential. You will never have to testify in court.