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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-06-22, Page 9Barr families gather in Kinlough Mr. ander Mrs. Jack Barr had a family gathering on Sunday. Atten- ding were Cora Barr of Pinecrest, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barr of Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell and Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bushell, Megan' and Jessica of Wingham, Margaret Bushell of Goderich, Myrtle Percy of here, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fair and Henry Van de Klippe and their families of Kincardine, and Mr. and Mrs. Mur- ray Barr of here. We are sorry to hear that Mar- garet Haldenby, formerly of our village and now residing at Pinecrest Manor,is a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. We wish her improved health. We .extend sympathy to Mary . McFarlane in the death of her sister, Mrs. Wilmer Harcourt (Pearl Jones) of Wingham. Bessie Maulden and her sister, Jean Phillips, visited with Nina McDonald of Ripley. Mrs. Clayton Edward of Goderich and her cousins, Bessie Maulden rte. ,...�.. Kby May Rnylp INL®UGH and Jean Phillips, enjoyed a noon day luncheon at the Mayfair in Lucknow on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Donnan visited with Pastor and Mrs. Robert Don- nan and Melinda. Their mother Helen Donnan returned home to Belleville with them after having a holiday here. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Jansen, Tif- fany and Amanda, of Cochrane visited during the weekend with their grandmother Myrtle Percy. On Wednesday evening, this community honored Cheryl Smith with a bridal shower held at the Holyrood Hall. She received lovely gifts after which lunch was served and a social time enjoyed. Presbyterian WMS The Presbyterian Women's Mis- sionary Society . met Thursday evening at the home of president' Isabel Thompson, who opened with a poem `Peace be still'. Rollcall was art inspirational verse. Erlma Haldenby led ' in the devotions and used variousscripture passages to answer the question "Are you a Christian crank?" We must allow unusual thoughts or impulses to seep into our minds and not see only the negative side- of a situation but look for the good. Does our cup leak and not need to be filled? God is always ready to fill our cups to the brim. Betty Bushell had the study opening with an inspirational verse and a new song to we everyday people. Friendship and service was also read and the poem "If Nobody. Knew." Joan Barr read an article from Glad Tidings and Barbara Bushell read Up Days and a poem. Betty Bushell had two short readings. and a Bible contest. Following the courtesies nine members enjoyed a time of fellow- ship over lunch. Financial woes hit Ripley library Registration will be held in August for Fall pre-school Story Time sessions. Story Time •starts Tuesday, September 6, so please call the library for more information • on the. limited number of spots available, Please note that you are asked to register before the begin- ning of Story Time by calling or visiting the library. Due to financial restraints there will be no summer film program or children's reading club this sum- mer. The library club wishes to thank the Historical Society for . the donation of the "Ripley: Huron's Hub" hist3ory book. If you haven't had a chance to browse through this book, yet, don't delay. Our sincere congratulations go; out to the book committee on a first class produc- tion.. The Friends of the Library club thanks Francis. Nugent for all her support over the past years. All the best to you and your family in your new home in Melbourne, Quebec. Ripley Happy Hearts Congratulations are extended to Joan and Gord Fry, Peg Roome, Kay Collins, and Jim MacDonald on placing second in the district during the five -pin bowling com- petition held at the Hanover Senior Games last week. They bowled 175 pins over average, being beaten by the first place team who scored 202. It . was a very close com- petition. Purchasing a vehicle Is a big decision! Let us help you make the right one! • GARRY WOODCOCK Quality Cars & Trucks We Can Save You Money Drive A Little - Save A Lot LUCKNOW ONTGOMERYj 43120 528-2813 BUSINESS DIFFICULTIES? MONEY PROBLEMS? ACCOUNT OVERDRAWN? BEHIND IN YOUR PAYMENTS? FOR FREE CONSULTATION Call PAUL J. PICKERING TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY ANI) FINANCIAL CONSULTING J. Paul Aitken, Manager 3 RATTENnt'RY S'I'. E., CLINTON (519) 482-1241 or Toll Free 1-800-561-7451 Head Office 111 Waterloo Street, London 672-2494 RIpLEY by Barb Grubb New Bench A new park bench has been placed on the main street. of Ripley by McAdam's Store. This bench is in memory of Donalda McLean, a formerreeve of Ripley: Field Competition Results The judging of the field crop competitions has begun. The '1994' field crop established hay com- petition winners are as follows: Mike Pollock, , 93; Smeltzer Farms, 92.5; Donald Simpson, 92; David Lowry, 91.5; Mike Snobelen, 91; Perrin Lowry, 90.5; Jack Aitchison, 90: Ben Beishuizen, 89.5; Ron Brooks, 89; Peter Walden, 88.5; Paul Hams, 88; Jim Needham,. 87.5; Ross Farrell; 87; Keith Van Der Hoek,. 86.5; Brian Reid, 86; Trevor Van Sickle, 85.5; Dennis Bridge, 85; Carmen Bridge, 84.5; Don Farrell, 84; Rick Smith, 83.5; Grant Collins, 83; Fred Henderson, 82.5; . Roy Collins, 82; Murray Wilson, 81.5; Robert Osborne; 81; Murray Wilken, 80.5; Jim Farrell; 80. In the new seed hay competition the results are: Brian Reid, 93; Perrin Lowry, 92; Perry' Elliott, 91; Ron Brooks, 90; Mike Pollock, 89.5; Keith Van Der Hock, 89; Paul Harris, 88.5; David Lowry, 88; Sandy Pollock, 87.5; Carmen Bridge, 87; Smeltzer Farms, 86.5; Bbn Beishuizen, 86; Jim Scott, 85.5; Dennis Bridge, 85; Susan Van Sickle, 84; Jack Aitchison, 83; Murray Wilkens 82. Port Elgin Band receives recognition • The 84 members of the Port Elgin Saugeen Central School band and their director, Cam Porter, won. recognition from the Bruce County board of Education June 7. Superintendent Sharon Ribey described Porter as "an outstanding music educator." He's taken the • band to a gold medallion perfor- mance at Hanover's Music Fest, to a first .in its class at the Kiwanis Festival, and to ranking- as On- tario's number one elementary NNNNNNNNNHNNNNNNNNNNNHNNN N THE STITCH DOCTOR ►"� Sorvicc & Repairs for all nuticrs of N Sewing Mtrc•hinc•s H AUTHORIZED SINGER N SERVICE Prop -Off hab:•ic Shoppe ►i N 881-1138 or 881-2244 N• WayneCrawford, 11'aIhrrt,>n m NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN' ATTENTION CRAI-"I'ERS -Fine Juried- outdoor Craft Festivals Im r�Ge /.east ea 70€4e1.41c eou+rrti q MARINA PARK PORT ELGIN July 23/24 . KELso BEACH OWEN SOUND August 6/7 VICTORIA PARK KINCARDINE August 13/14 LIMITED SPACE still available. Call now. 1-800-214-5855 school band four times in five years. "It has to do with individual ability, but most of all with Cam Porter's leadership," trustees were told.. Quizzed by director of education Paul Martindale, band members said 'that their experience learning and performing music taught them "to be part of a team" and "to be disciplined, stay on track, and be focused." TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD 1994 TAXES Second Installment Due on or before June 30t",1994 Taxesmay be paid in person ' at the Municipal Office .locat- ed .on Huron County Road #20, Lot 5, Conc. 9, Ashfield Township, or mail to Township of Ashfield, R. R. #7, Lucknow, NOG 2H0. Linda Andrew, A.M.C.T. Clerk -Treasurer Township of Ashfield w l.ttc•knou Sentinel, %1't•dnesday. ,June 22. 199.1 - Page 4 Roosters oi have a thing onus., Before the rooster crows. You ('(xtl(1 1)e enjoying gre('1 savings (luring our ummer Sale E .23rd All Spring & Summer Merchandise (accessories essorices exccluded) so rise and shine for early savin0,s ee%e t Fashions LUCKNOW 528-3320 n's Home BakeryArmstro sg Lucknow our 5th Anniversary and we're celebrating with the .appearance of o "JhnArpin Pianist, Composer, Arranger 3 Time Juno Nominee • Saturday, June 25th 11:30 arrn.' 12:30 pm • In front of Bake Shop (weatherpermitting) Come join us for a toe tapping experience Hot Dog and Pop S 1.00