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JOHN TARR, PRESIDENT , WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY WILL BE DOING AERIAL SPRAYING' IN THIS AREA • ,C FOR THE AERIAL SPRAYING OF FERTILIZERS PHONE OLIVER GLENN LUCKNOW 528-3123 PILOTS JERRY LOSEE AND LOUIS SYTSMA, Aerial spraying doesn't cost . . it pays FILING CABIN-ETS Full legal sizeir.pailiular letter size 40( .4( Cheille from 18" or 24" depth, ir -Or -0( -40( .40( ********** *.********* Drawers glide on nylon rollers. Keeps those important papers • In order for yea. LUCKNOW S ENTINEL PAGE 'TWENTY-ONE THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO SDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 197$ Rlf,LEY DISTRICT SCHOOL ELEMENTARY NEWS On WedrieSday, March 5 the rade seven and eight classes had n assembly. ' Constable Gaeler as there to show slides on safe nowmobiling. Some of these Tides included how to dresS, how o ride, where to drive, and other, ules and regulations that one hould obey while enjoying this inter fun. The elementary girls have finish- d their volleyball schedule with earn Number 2 coming Out on top, Their captain is Karen McGarvey. .SECONDARY NEWS- LA'. BASKETBALL, On Saturday, March 2 the Ripley unior Girls' Basketball team avelled to Walkerton to play in e Bruce Interscholastic Associa- on Basketball Tournament. Members of the team are Laurie, oiling, Janice • Farrell, Denise uber, Donna Gallant, Jane' Mes- nger, Alice Steininger, Helen eet, Mary Jane Courtney and celyne Poirier. In the first gaMe they came up ainst Wiarton. They won this me by a 53-31 score. In the final me Ripley won over Saugeen condary School 56 to 32. They certainly were a bunch ,of ppy girls on Saturday afternoon hen they won the B.I.A. champ- nship. The top scorer of the day r Ripley was Laurie Coiling. The eerleaders went to cheer the am on and they did a very good b. • , W.O.S.S.A. CHAMPS! The Ripley Junior Girls' sketbali team travelled to St. avid's School in Waterloo to nipete in 'the Central Western Ontario Secondary School Associa- tion Championship Games. In the first game. they came up againSt the horne team of St. David's. They put up a good fight. and came out on top 41-38'. After a 2. hour rest they played their second and final game against Erin Secondary School. After 4 quarters of regulation time the' store was 42-42. This necessitated a 3 minute overtime. Scoring the overtime baskets to bring the Ripley team's score to 46 were Laurie Coiling and Janice Farrell. Erin also scored a basket and got 1. point' for a, foul shOt. So after three minutes of plaY the score ended up 46-45 in favour of Ripley. In recognition of their winning the title of C. W.O.S .S.A. champs they received a plaque which will remain in the school for a year. . The coach of this year's team who has put a lot of effort into training the girls and doesn't get much credit is Mr. • Coultes. Congratulations once again girls! CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders have gone to 'a lot of work this year to learn a lot 'of new cheers and they have really been getting good. They should' also be recognized. They are Donna Hutber, Debbie Zipfel, Mary Ann Coiling, Sharryl Mason, Adrienne Quinn, Marilyn Stewart and Marilyn Rhody. 'Yeah Girls! BANK MANAGER SPEAKS TO STUDENTS On February 25th, at the request of Mr. R. Burnett, Consumer Education and Eccmomics teacher at R.D.S., Mr. Mickey Fletcher, manager of the Royal Bank in Kincardine, spoke to the students at Ripley District School. At 9.15 a.m. Mr. Fletcher spoke to the Consumer Education stud- ents. He discussed Branch-Bank- ing in, Canada, and compared it to Unit Banking in the United States. He later explained' the services offered by his bank and finally he answered a number of questicins from the students. After a short break, Mr. Fletcher again spoke to the Economics class about the types of credit available at the Royal Bank, the. Balance Sheet and many other aspects of banking. Ashfield Native Died At Age 84 DAVID M. COWAN . David Mervin Cowan, age 84, . passed away at Greensboro, North Carolina on Thursday, March 6th; He 'was born in the Kintail district, arson of Mr. and Mrs. John Cowan Sr. 'In 1910 he went west to British Columbia. ." Mr. Cowan was a veteran of the 1st World War, serving, in the air-force. He worked with Sun Life Insurance for 30 years. Since 1923 he has been a resident of the United - States. Besies his wife 'at Greensboro, Mr. Cowan is survived by a daughter Mrs. Ralph (Pamela) Stickle of St. Albans, West Virginia and a son David of Chicago. Burial was • at Toledo, Ohio on March 9th. Mrs. Vic Emerson Was WI Speaker Lucknow Women's Institute held their regular meeting featuring Public Relations in the Town Hall on Tuesday afternoon, March 11th. with a good attendance. Mrs. Donalda Scott played piano num- bers during dessert, and a cup .of tea, after which Mrs., A. J. Wilson, the president, opened the meeting with the Institnte Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. The correspond- ence was read by the' secretary "Mrs. Grace. Campbell and the business dealt with. Delegates were appointed to the officers conference in Toronto on April 30th, May 1st and 2nd. Mrs. Philip Stewart gave a report on the organiiing of the next 4-H club which will be a garden club. There will be a workshop on nutrition in Ripley on April 10th. It was decided to hold the annual meeting on Monday, April 7th (insteadNof Tuesday) at 12.30 with a pot luck dinner. Mrs. Earl McDonald gave the cheerio report. The roll call was 'answered by telling of something we read in the press about another institute. Mrs. Marshall Gibson Was Convener 'of the public relations program and opened with a poem, "Siie Of Heart". Mrs, Wes Ritchie played for a sing song. Mrs. N. J. MacKenzie very capably gave the motto "Living a life is more than making a living". She Spoke of many great men and women, who had dedicated their lives to research not thinking of material gains and how their lives had been , a benefit for all mankind, examples being Drs. Best and Banting, •whO discovered insulin , and, many others. It is through dedicated people like these that new -discov- eries are made. We enjoyed music by Mrs. Lorne Durnin from WhitecIturch, 'who played several selections on the violin accompanied by Mrs. Garnet Farrier on piano. We were very pleased to have', Mrs. Victor Emerson from White- church, who gave a good talk in her pleasant and humorous manner on public relations in the institute and the duties of the P.R.O. at different levels of the organization. Mrs. Mary Miller thanked Mrs. Emerson and presented her with a small gift. The institute 'ladies Mrs. Ruth Helm, Mrs. Earl MacDonald, Mrs. Howard Barger and . Mrs. 'Stewart MacGillivray sang two Irish songs accompanied by Mrs. Wes Ritchie which was enjoyed. Mrs. Miller gave a reading "The Ragged Jacket" and the meeting cloSed with the Queen.