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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-02-12, Page 15ENERAL ARNOLD'S 'S STORE R.R.7 Luckno Lanes 'Phone 529-7248 CLARK'S WHOLE KERNEL CORN, 12 oz.., _ 34c SALADA PRIOR PACK TEA BAGS, 100's 79c KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES, 16 oz. 73c RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL AT SPECIAL. PRICES NOW DURING JOHNTONE AND SON FURNITURE ClearanceSale For the Shopping Convenience Of Our Customers 'We Will Be Open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. February 10th to February 22nd OHNSTONE and SON FURNITURE tWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, MS THE LucKriow SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE FIFTEEN JUNIOR WINNERS LOCHAISH Gordon Boyd was taken to Victoria Hospital, London on Fri- day, having sparthree weeks in Kincardine Hospital previous to his transfer. Mrs. Wellington Webster is a patient in Wingham Hospital. Several children have been ab- sent from school due to severe colds and flu, plus several cases of Junior. Public Speaking winners at Brookside Public School are, left to right, Gregory Wilson, Gordon Jamieson, Brenda Henderson and Jennifer- Drennan. Card Party Eight tables enjoyed the euchre party at St. Augustine Parish Hall. The prizes were donated by Joe and Leo Foran and were won by: high lady, Mrs. George Brophy; low, Miss Elva Kearney; high,man, Steven Chamney; low, Ed Noble; door prize, Jim. Finleon. chicken pox. Speaking Winners At Brookside BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS During thepast . weeks, public speaking has been the order of the day at . Brookside. On Tuesday, March 4, finals were held in the auditorium for the Junior (Grades. IV - VI) and Intermediate (Grades VII VIII) Divisions. Judges for this event were. Mrs. Olive Blake, Mrs. S. Ritchie •and Rev. C. R. IvIcClenaghan. Grade winners on Tuesday were: Grade 4 - Gordon Jamieson; Grade 5 - Brenda Henderson; Grade' 6 - Gregory Wilson; Grade 7 - Lori. Anne Jamieson; Grade 8 -. Lynn Elphick. On Friday, February 7, Brook- side will be represented at the Lucknow Legion Finals by Brenda Henderson, Jennifer Drennan, Lori Anne Jamieson and Lynn Elphick. Primary Public Speaking' Contest will be held in the auditorium for Grades 1, 2 and / 3 on Friday, February 28' 'at 9.15 a.m. Parents are invited to attend. This week, Sherri Jerome, Grade 8, received word that she had won Second Prize in the Remembrance Day Poetry Contest sponsored by the Lucknow Legion. DANCE Now that we are all expert dancers due to the danceathon, we are ready for the "Sadie Hawkins" dance coming up this Friday night. Everyone is busy, trying to decide who to' vote for for the Valentines Queen. The queen will 13,4F chosen from grades 9, 10, 11. The dance will be from 9-12, and the music will be by "Phase". So we hope to see you all there! MONEY' PLEASE Everyone is asked to get his money in now from the Dance-a- thon. Please give the money to Julie. Reeves. Huron Native Died At Goderich JOHN HENRY McDONALD The death of John Henry Mc- Donald of Goderich occurred at Alexandra Marine. and General Hospital on Wednesday, February 5th, following a brief illness. He was 85. He was a son of John McDonald and Mary Ann Scott and was born ' on the 6th concession of Huron Township on December 2nd, 1889. Following his marriage' on .April 7, 1915. to Jennie Dougias, they farmed" on the 4th concession of Huron Township until going to Goderich in 1946 when he became a Stationary Engineer at Baechler s Mill. Mr. McDonald was a member of * Victoria Street, United Church, Goderich, and a former Member of Huron Lodge #62 1.0.0.F. He is survived by one daughter and two sons, Douglas of Streets- ville, Mrs. John (Mary) Fisher of Lucknow and Grant of London; one grandson and two great grand- children. The funeral and committal serv- ice, was held at Stiles Funeral Home, Goderich on Friday, Febru- ary 7th. Rev. Leonard Warr was minister. Interment was at Maitland, Cem- etery. TOP CURLERS Kim Farrell's team captured the prize for the first five weeks of after-school curling. Her team consists of Brian Coiling, Mary Coiling , and Connie Irwin._ DRAMA The drama club is really busy these days because there are only a couple of weeks left before the annual drania competitions held this year , in Hanover. Ripley Old Boys- Reunion Over 25 members of the Ripley Old Boys Reunion Committee met Sunday evening in the' Ripley Huron Central School to make plans for the August , 1st to 4th Hoine Coming celebrations. All conveners—of—the various committees had been working and reported on the many plans being made, program, sports, billeting, parade, craft festival, advertising and general reports were fiard. In.the process of being done is a historical booklet on the village and Huron Township. Bob Courtney is doing a fine job of convening this and would be pleased to hear of any special items from any interested Persons. Church services are being plan- ned and will be held On August 3rd in the High Sehool'auditOrium with. ReV. Father Don MacLennan, a Ripleyite, preaching the sermon., This will be followed by , a dedica- tion service at the new recreational complex. A pageant on August 2nd, depicting the early life of the area, will be held outside, "if weather permits. This of course will follow the Craft Show being staged August 1st and 2ncis. Many plans are ' going into the Old Tyme Fiddlers Jamboree, parade, ball games, dances and competitions. During the next few months several money raising projects are taking place to finance the big event. One of which is the Guy Lombardo. dance in May. It George Young, Heather, Bradley and Cheryl visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young and celebrated Bradley'S fifth birthday. • Ken Young and nephews Marty and Jamie spent Saturday in London. Bible Study was held at the home of Mr: and Mrs. Jim Young S'aturday night with ten people in attendance. Student minisic'r Mr. Beverley Kay was in charge. The, next one is to be at the manse in Whitechurch in two weeks. The regular card party was held at Langside Hall Thursday night. PHONE 528-3013 LANGSIDE Sympathy of the community is extended to the relatives of Tom Moffat who passed away in Victoria Hospital, London on Saturday. Tom lived all his life af Langside until he moved to Teeswater about three months' ago. Sympathy is also extended to the relatives of Dave Scott of Lucknow who'' passed away in. Wingham Hospital on, Tuesday, February a 4th. He was member of Langside Presbyterian Church. . - MTS. Eugene Gardner, Satrdra, Greg and Shelley, Mr. and Mrs.