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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-05-05, Page 13New restaurant will open in Ripley Plans are being made to hold the 4 second annual yard and sidewalk sale Saturday, May 22 beginning at 8 a.m. Spaces will be available for out of town participants. More details will follow. Just a reminder to business owners, the next meeting will be May 18 at 8 p.m. at the Ripley Legion Hall. Attendance would be appreciated. For more information call LeeAnn at 395-5057. Ripley and District Horticultural Society The Ripley and District Horticul- tural meeting was held on Apr. 20 at Gail vanderHoek's. President Wilda Thompson welcomed the ladies. The planting of the flower beds was discussed, a lot of work needs to be done at the cemetery. A small bed is t� planted around the flagpole on the Ripley Post Office lawn. The flower show will be held on May 11; opening, at 2 p.m. Fran Farrell and Fail vanderHoek report- ed that the grade 6/7 science stu- dents in Miss Grubb's room are quite interested in placing their entries in the show. They have started marigolds and African Violets. The society will again have a bake table at the May Craft Show. A car load of participants will be attending the District Annual meet- ing in Hensall on May 1. Edith Smith introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Joan Martin, from Lucknow. Joan grows many flowers and brought a variety of them for every- one to see. She talked about "Colour in your garden" which put the ladies in the mood for spring planting. She told them how to co-ordinate colours in planting for the best effect. She, recommended growing Canterberry Bells, herbs, Rose of Sharon, Poppies, Shasta Daisy and many others. After Marie Colling thanked the . speaker and hostess, refreshments were served. Liddle's Family Restaurant Carolyn and Courtney Liddle will be busy this week as they are open- ing the "Liddle's Family Restaurant and Lounge" for take-out. Every- one is anxiously, waiting for the doors to open and are wishing the proprietors the best of luck. The new establishment is opposite - the Ripley District School and still Rby Barb Grubb operates the Laundromat at the back of the building. Summer recreation Ripley minor softball, baseball, and soccer are about to begin for another season. Registration is pow complete, but it is not too late to still register (late fee charge). Just call 395-4004. Soccer will have four teams this season. There .will be two Tyke . teams, one Squirt team and one Atom team. The program will begin mid-May. Players will be contacted by their coaches. Minor softball will also start mid- May .with the regular playing sea - IPI XY son beginning at the end of the month, There was an excellent turnout this year with girl's teams from Mite -to Junior and two Mite boys teams. The Midget girls team still required a coach. If interested call 395-4004. Minor baseball has started their practices. There will be two Mos- quito boys teams, two Peewee teams, and for the first time a Ban- tam boys team. The Bantam team still requires a coach. The Mos- quito and PeeWee teams will be divided into an "A" competitive team, and a "B" development team. Both teams will play in a travel league beginning in two weeks. If you wish to volunteer to help with any team, or for more infor- mation, contact the Recreation Office at 395-4004 and ask for Dan. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 5, 1993 — Page 13 Fairways, DINING ROOM at the Walkerton Golf & Country Club,. 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