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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-04-23, Page 14h $100...' Rebati For Early Orders Berg Silo Unloader • , Does not depend on silage to settle before machine can be used. In other words, the machine can. unload from the silo the same day` filling takes place.. • No adjusting of weights or drums. • Low cost filling, with distributors. Two machines. in one. It is used for unloading and it is used for distribution of the Silage when filling. • Unloader will not bury itself. • The machine will not tilt.. " • Large 26" blower for lots of capacity. • Heavy Duty construction throughout. WE ALSO HANDLE A COMPLETE LINE OF BARN EQUIPMENT. .110. 4. +OP ar 4111P dr 411. 411P 411P .,or 41P AP" 40, IP 4IP -LLOYD JOHNSTON 3 Holyrood Phone 395-5390 BERG BUILDS EVERYTHING BETTER FOR BARNS RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL. For Farm, Town and Country Home Owners! Con You Use $1,600 to $20,000 ? If you can afford monthly payments of . . . $22.21 you may borrow $!,,600.00 $41.65 you may ,borrow $3,000.00 $69.94 you may borrow $5,000.00 $97.18 you may borrow $7,000.00 The above loans, based on 161/2% per amwm 5 year term — 20 year amortization Borrow for any worthwhile puipose: To consolidate your debts, fix the car, buy cattle, or a cottage! FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE PLEASE CALL Gerald H. Wolfe PALMERSTON 343-3632 Representing . Arnold Highman Realty Ltd. Kitchener, 1-519-744-6251 Member of Ontario Mortgage Brokers Association VARIETY NIGHT On April 8th, Ripley District School annual Variety Night was held. Due to a storm the week before our concert was held for only one night. Gus and Daffy, our television viewers, played by Roy Ferguson and *Rosemary Cleland, started the whole night off /by watching "A Day, on Television", theme of our concert this year. Throughout the evening a lot of top talent was put on such as the elementary skit called "Dingwall Corners,', all the commercials put on', by many. of our students, gymnastics which was coached by Mr. Burnett, out Danceathon skit directed by Cathy Dore and the news and weather by • Patti Mac- Donald and Margie Collins. The elementary choir' sang a few selections and was directed by Miss Campbell. • Thanks goes 'to Gail Messenger and Kim Farrell, our music directors. . The mass choir, glee, double trio plus 'one, and the quartet presentations were quite well done. "theg Poulin Fashion 75" was also a hit with the audience.. Finally our drama presentation was put on with everyone enjoying the perform- ance. Thanks goes to all those who helped with the Variety Night and alSo to all the teachers who gave up their class time. Don't forget the Spring Prom. It is on the 23rd of May. Every student his tickets to sell. Music will be provided by the "Dimen- sions". DANCE • There will be a dance held on April. 25 at Ripley District High School. It will be from 9-12. Music will be supplied by. C.A.IC.E. so let's hope everyone 'comes to this "Last Dance; Last Chance". END OF EXAMS Everyone in the school is anxiously' awaiting the results of the. examinations. We wrote our exams Friday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. So good luck to everyone in getting your marks back. RIPLEY'S GRADE SEVEN AND EIGHT NEWS Reporters: Tom Wilson, Heather Boyd. Tom Wilson represented Ripley School at the County Reeves Public Speaking finals on Friday evening at Paisley Public School. Fver, though he didn't win he gave it a good try.. SPORTS The boys, houseleague basketball just started Friday, Jamie Gal- lant's team defeated Billy Camer- on's team 12-2, while Brian Huston's • team tied Garry Shep- herd's team 4-4. METRIC NIGHT The grade 7 and 8 classes have been making posters for Metric Night to be held Thursday, April 24 at the Ripley District High School. This is for adtiltS in the area, who are interested. Come to itl You might learn something. SPORTS The girl's houseleague basket- ball Started last' Friday. Karen McGarvey's team defeated Dawna Rutledge's team 6-0 while Shelly Hackett's team wiped Sandra Marshall's team 16-0. What's New At Huronview seven new residents were wel- comed to the Home at the Old Tyme Music' and Sing Song program last week. Mrs. Allan and Mr. and Mrs. McCreath of Goderich; Mrs., Watson and Mr. Racho of Egmondville; Mrs. Cox of Wingham and Bill Govier of Londesboro; Mary Flynn, Norman Sp*, Jerry Collins and Philip Regier provided the music and the Clinton Christian Reformed volun- teers assisted with the afternoon ' activities. The Huronia Mixed Chorus of • thirty members from Exeter and surrounding area provided an Easter Cantata "Haydns Chorus" on Sunday evening. The program had been presented on Easter week end in Exeter and arrangements for the presentation at the Hothe was arranged by the Christian Wom- en's Club. Mrs. McCaffrey is director of the chorus with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Wilfong and Mrs. Moffatt. Mary Van• Camp thanked the group on behalf of the residents. The "Family, Night" program was arranged by. Mrs. Marjorie. Heuther and included talent from Wingham, Bluevale, Walton, Brus- sels and Clinton. The' vocal numbers were by Karen Johnston, Julie McCall and John Heuther who were accompanied at the piano by their music teacher, Mrs. Glen Johnston. There were piano instrumentals by . Sheila Burke and Ian Mann;, "accordian selections by Stephen Burke; dance numbers by Laurie Goodall and Karen John- stop. Watson Webster played some old tyme favourites on the mouth organ accompanied at the piano by his daughter Marjorie Heuther. Mrs. Hackwell, who ia from the Walton area, thanked the entertainers on behalf , of the residents. Plans have been made to change the "family Night" program to Tuesday evening each week begin- ning in May with the Harboraires having the first Tuesday program on May 6th. .•DU-NOANN()R Mrs. Laura McNall of Ripley spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McNall and family. Mrs. Cecil McNall opened her home to friends and relatives on April 9 for 'a miscellaneous wedding shower, for " Miss Nancy Swan, of Goclerich, a bride-to-be on May 3. Mrs: McNall read the address when the gifts were .presented. The guests enjoyed games and a tasty lunch. Alicia and Faustino Moral and little son of Mexico are visiting Pat and Jan Brouillette for the next few . weeks.. Mrs. Cecil Blake spent a few days at the first oi the week with her cousin, Mrs. Lorne Woods, Lucknow. Gwen and Mary Bere "finished the Psychology course they were taking with the final exam being on Wednesday evening at Ontario Hospital, Goderich. Baptism service will 'be held on t WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 23, 1975 Mcither!s Day, May 11. Rev. R. C. McClenagfian would appreciate hearing from any parents with' children to biittg to the sacrament. Rev. R. C: McClenaghan and K. K. Dawson attended the litiron Perth PreSbytery at Fullarton on Tuesday. Miss' Patricia Anderson of Lon- don visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Anderson and family On Sunday. Steve Caesar, student at • Sir Sanford Fleming College in Lind- say, spent the week end at his parental honie. • Four Dungannon teams attended the Lucknow-Dungannon Bowling League Banquet and dance in Legion Hall, Lucknow on Saturday 7r night and enjoyed lunch after'at the . home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin -Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Bill. 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