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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-02-29, Page 4• • .. Willow Sentinel, Wednesday, Maw" .21,.1.1904-4age ,• j;. Pastor and Mrs. M. ..christensen.am enjoying a Winter holiday in Mississikii. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Th91013sen, Mr. Mrs. Ralph Thompson /and Heidi of Tees - water, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Burt othere, Mr. • and Mrs. Gordon MacDonald and boys of Orangeville and alter Umhach of Lucknow visited with Mr. and Mrs...Tom McDonald. Recent visitors with, me and Mra. Bert Nicholson were Jamie Langford of Wood- stock and Mrs. Lenoys Ciller of Millarton, We extend sympathy to Mrs. Chris Shelton of London, and forinerly of here, in the• passing - of the late Chris Shelton on Saturday, February 25. . Mi. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson were dinner guests with Mr.--'itimr,Mrs.John Rinnelz- waink,and family on ;Saturday evening., Morley Mills of Georgetown visited here with Mr. and Mrs. William E. '.f1a.IdenI))t..- Marretta Hodgins, Phoebe .4tanlery„Wr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley visited. on /Friday at Goderich with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hodg- kinson. by May Boyle [Wended for last week] Mrs. Mel °Dahmer of. Marten visited on Thursday with Mr, and Mrs:Glen Itaidenby and family. Sympathy is extended to the fatally -Of the late James Burt, who -Passed *way on Wednesday evening at the Vinnidialn and District HospitaL The funeral waslield at die MacKenzie and McCreath Euneral Chapel on Saturday afternoon. .e extend get well4wishes to Mrs. Roy Collins who underwent major surgery at the Kincardine and District Hospital on Wed- , . Mrs. "'Ronald Thacker of the South Line visited on Wednesday with Edna and May Boyle. Miss Norma Coutts of Wingbam also visited this week at same home. Mrs. Frank Maulden returned home on Sunday with Mr &n Mrs. Arthur Phillips of Fonthill where Bess had enjoyed a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. George Burt and family of Toronto were home with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt And Terry over the -.weekend and nesday. . ' attehded his uncle's fuieral. on Saturday. • • - pieyTJIlvelUles wn recon •from page 2 , Both Bob Blackwell and Wes Smith on the 15th road -- two blocks south of Ripley on nylon tirs, the east and west side of the road respec- tively — were named in the Brussels Livestock Yards weekly report last Satur- by Ab Wylds day noon for top priced beef steers in the • ` • The Kinlough . erian't, W.M.S. heli their Februarynieeting at the home :demo Tom McDonald on Wednesday Lt*_, February.' ' • - , , ' • • , The president, Mrs. Mc▪ Donald, °pent the meeting love and prayer • Everyone „ani ered 44-11 call with thought or verse on Love. - ••• , • MrsReititSveihe 'deibtions'Pftth • .same th • • . Glen Haldenby introduced the stud • on „Afca, beginning,y1.12;0‘,4 A fimstrip was vjewedand inf�rmatiOn Africa was , presented. The ladies divide into4'WAgroups to discover facts on countrie where Iare have missions and the mission aries that serve those countries. •, • .t; ,,.. , ffs against ,,..,, ,, '4 t, 't Mborklei: to improve. the muscle tone. Next 20 :the Guides Went , to- the ' ' ehall 'w the members calculated their ideal body , Ripley fire chief Ivan 'Cook showed theca t weight. After sampling .-the cooking, the equipment and meeting closed with the 4-11 Motto. they get .a,badge.. - .-. , .,,,. • On Wednesday' .they hacttheir " Passed aWay , ' - Day tan . e 11;aiedutOiiiiiiite familywas Mrs. Vehna Aitken of Kincardine passed vited. :LastSaturda- they. hik,:... *.:143 last week auction' sales -,-report by Miss' _,.• , . - ',3 •• , •-•,... away last Wednesday, 'Feb. 22, 1984 in the ' Christmas` " ' .. .. • ,,,,,, - 't 4•.,. • 0*'ina ,'7 McCall. • - ' • , ,•'..- - • • .• • • Paul Keelan scored two goals and Singles ' Maitland Manor Nursing Home in Goderich. wit , • . #1 In the Hanover Advertiser NeWS Feb. 15, were by Dong Waring, Danny MacDonald, She Was in her 92nd year. The funeral'ser- trainingco Ame ' 6 ' , . on the inside page under heading "win $10 Kevin Boyle, and Dave Gamble. ,, Both • vice was held on Saturday afternoon in the News report's at the front door here , ' cash - Guess the Mystery car". Don Peter• games were well attended. . . - . . Davey-LinIdater Funeral Home on Princes week are aS•follows — Ripley Horticultur baugh was the winner for Feb. 1. • Fitness fanatict . • .. Street in Ktin:CaFdinewithReY: Clarence Mc- Society meeting, Elizabeth Fair' of Ripley Clenaghari•Of the 'Kincardine United church . Ripley' Minor Hockey report, Dianne &go Finlay mad,onnan of Loehaish reports .The Ripley i No. 1 FitneSs Fanatics officiatin.,.. g Spring irderment will be in Kin- of ParaMount; Ripley Interinediatetiocke that the Ripley Juvenile hockey.. team won - Iloinemaking Club held their third meeting cardine Cemetery. • . '' - ; •--- report, Nancy Regier of Riplan Ripie the second round of the playoffs with two at the home of Annetta Robinson on Feb. 22 SurviVing are her two sons — Stuart of Bowling Ileagge Scoresi Lorraine Kerr straight wins this past weekend over ' the at 7 p.m. Kincardine and Albert -of ,Melbourne, nine Southline; Ripley number 1 and 2 4 - Drayton Juveniles. . •,..,, . . . The .meeting opened with the 4-1-1 pledge grandchildren and -seven great'- , Fitness clubs; Lisa Robinson, -.and Cand Last Friday, Feb. 24 the series opened in ..........followed by the reading and approval of the t f th • tin and n grandchildren WO four /sisters. She . was Clark respectively, and Purple Grove 'ne 111 e P reavnieU.411:1OvefV'? wifg8 theRipley CoMpler and the score was 2 to II if;`,`° -es " t predeceased by her husband Charles. •Sym- • by` Mari Thompson, Ripley. for Ripley With goals scored by Sean' -‘71?":w "Ys.e. Y° pathy is extendedto the family at this time • answering. . . of bereavement. Johnson and Dave Gamble. Frank MacLenmembers . . ' -:- nan was the Ripley goalie . - ..`N , ...-•'After reading over the meeting material. , • . • . . • . On Sunday afternoon b4d,t, in ,•:1),FaYtOn members made'Chili Con Carne and Fruit Gnides, busy " An appeal to patriotismseems to be the . - . •• Ripley Juvenileswon0 to 3, Bill 'Graham Custard. While these were cooking, they did RipleyGirl, Guides and .Brownies had last refuge of a politielair who doesn't know •. was the Ripley goalie; '. ' - . ,.. . execises, planned and. presented by Shellai, • an actiVe,. t':..1 -W:eek. On Monday, Feb. what else to say. .1 . • • , • . '. , .. .. • I • Arit%4Thlirfi* • Dream Nope • Savers FROM Home Hardware CASH AND CARRY SALE ENDS MARCH 10/84 OPEN STOCK • Corelle yAet PRICE • GENERAL ELECTRIC Light Bulbs 1 lin A PRICE SHARP Calculator 5099 • McDOUGALL Sump Pump 57,99• PLUS MANY MORE ITEMS GREATLY REDUCED atift• 4 Bring In This Ad And Receive FREE 1 Pkg .garden Seeds. Your Choice. Value .69c "THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME" Ron Machan • HOME HARDWARE LUCKNOW 528-3008 , . . THE CORPORATION OR THE • Village of Lucknow DOG • • ' •' E RS The Provincial Offences Act, 1979, became law.on March 28, 1980. This Ac 1 allows Municipalities to enforce provincial law Offences uhder THE DOG LICENCING ACT. Under the PROVINCIAL OFFENCES ACT THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW has set the following fines: 1. Being the Owner of •a Dog Failed to Licence 2. Licenced Female Dog as Male Dog 3. Failed to Licence a Kennel 4. Being the Owner of a Ucenced Dog, Did Not Secure The Tag 5. Did Remove a Collar or Tag from a Licenced Dog 6. tieing the owner of a Dog, Allow it to be Running at Large 7. Being the Owner of a Dog, Failure to remove excreta of said dog from Property other than that of Owner Under By -Law 10-1983 all dogs waist be. licenced. Licences are now available at the Municipal Office. FEES $25.00 $25.00 $25.00 $25.00 $25.00 $25.00 $25.00 For Each Male or Spayed Female $5.00 For Each Additional Male or Spayed FemaleS20.00 For Eachem .. S10.00 For Each Additional Female SS0.00 DEADLINE FOR BUYING LICENCES MARCH 21, 1984 Lucknow Village Council