The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-03-13, Page 1SUSAN BROOK. General ,Bitsi-
ness student at Georgian College,
is -awarded a Bruce County Schol-
arship by J. P. Johnstone,. War
en of Bruce County at the first
Annual Awards Day held at the
Owen Sound Campus. SchaIar••
ships, awards and bursaries are
awarded to deserving students on
the basis of financial need, aca-
demic achievement and a demon-
strated interest in student activi,-
ities.
Susan is the daughter of Mrs.'
Stewart Brook, Ripley,
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The 4
$6.00 A Year In Advance. — $2.00 Extra To U.S.A. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13th, 1974 Single .Ca-pir 1k 24 Pages
Oing Pool Fund Boosted By $500
meeting recently and only five
attended. The curling club has
not functioned loCally since the
year the arena in Lucknow was •
.Closed for the winter after being
declared structurally unsafe.
The club retained some funds
which they would possib.ly, use at
a future date if curling interest
is again aroused. •
The keener area curlers have
since followed up:their sport at,
the Ripley and Wingham Curling
'Rinks.
Ono/ Lions. Ciub ,swirn -
1 fund is $500 closer to
achievement following
in from the funds of the
curling-Club which has
;tive for several years.
ub members called a .
en plan Consignment Auction Sale
y, Two New Members Join Cluk
B Give $3000 To Cystic Fibrosis
know and District Kins-
had as their guest
st Wednesday. night,
, recreation represen -
the village of Lneknow
McDonald, auctioneer
y, The kinsmen plan
ent auction sale 'in
re members, have been
e club. They are
me of Ashfield and
ds of Kinloss.
ay, March 10th, a dele-
the local club attend7
e B ConferenCe held
. They were Mr. and
Johnstone, Mr. and
Helm, Mr. and Mrs.
n", Mr. and Mrs. Terry
ian Johnston, Ray
rry Koyle and Bob
Luncheon speaker.was
Council met Mara
members present.
presented a stock
•
NatiOnal President Gedrge Irving,
Governor Peter:Baird. of Cayuga
was also present.-
Awards for various club activit-
ies were presented as well as
business at the Zone level, in
preparation for the District Con-
vention to be heldqn Niagara
Falls in Ivlay.
Highlight of the luncheon was
the presentation of cheques by
the Presidents of the Kinsmen and
Kinette Clubs in Zone 13 to a child
from Hensall with Cystic : Fibrosis
who accepted on behalf of the
Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Founda-
tion. Approximately $3,000 was
presented. The dreaded childhoOd
disease, Cystic Fibrosis is the
District project of Kinsmen Clubs.
This amount represents a contri-
bution fromeich chub more B
arftrii Stii,'.131'eginilitig .61 the
fund raising drive.
a grade 11 studeneat P. E. Madill
Secondary School in Win.ghim
were two senior members of the
Lucknow Skating Club who per -
formed a dance number at the
achievement night on Saturday in
Liicknow arena.
Area Pastor
Named To Charge
In Nova Scotia
WITITECHURCH NEWS
Whitechurch and Langside Pres-
byterian congregatiohs were
disappdinted to learn on Sunday
that Mr. Lloyd Murdock has been
assigned to Dartmouth, .NoVa
Scotia , by the Mission Board.,
Not one of the graduating class
was left' in the charges Where they
now are, W.. D. Penny, who"had
charge Of the services here one
Sunday-, is posted to, Grand
Prairie, Alberta; Miss Nan Hind- •
all, who had charge of services at
Teeswater and Kinlough for a
couple of Simdays,'posted to
Duntroon.
Provinces receiving graduateS
are B.C. , Alberta , Saskatchewan,
Manitoba, Ontario, New Found-
land, Nova Scotia and China or
Africa.
approved for payment.
Council were informed that the
Zion Oranges Hall is going to be
removed and they requested that
the land be deeded to the Town-
ship for road widening.
Ross MacKenzie was .present re-
garding a request by four Second-
ary School students for participa-
tion in the "Opportunities For
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Kindergarten
Registration A t
Brookside School
n.
Kindergarten registration was
held recently. at Brookside Public
School for children who will
attend kindergarten in 1974-75. -
.The following children register-
ed. The parent's name follows in
brackets. '
Michael Barger (Alan), Steef
Blom.(Henry), Marcia Boak (Jam-
es), Irene Brink (Hendrik), Jef-
frey Burgsma (Harry), Heather
Curran (Stewart), Murray Curran
(Grant), Janice Dougherty
(Gordon), Leroy Dougherty (Bert.
ram), Catherine. Dow (Donald),
Christina Parrish (William),
Heidi Fillmore (Ralph), Tony
Gingrich (Orrie), Shelley Good -
(Elwyn), Scott Hackett (Chester),
Nancy Hunter (John), Peter Maas-
t.ra (Albert), Jodie Kerr (Douglas),
Lauranne King (Bill), Buetta
Martin (Laverne), Angela Millian
(Clare), Heather Ohm (Kenneth),
Laurie Pentland (Ronald), David
Reed (Leonard), Marty Rivett
(James), Christine Simpson (Don-
ald), Sheri Smyth (George),, •
Larry Thoinas (Robert Parrish),
Julie Thompson (Samuel), John
Vandervelde (Ted), James
Wright (Robert).
THE,YOUNG SET - Three of the
very young members of the Luck--
now Skating Club, who performed
at the achievement night on Sat-
urday were: left to right, DaVid,
2 l/2'-year-old son of Mr. and
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BY AB WYLDS
It was just a great big wonder
'fu? afternoon at the Ripley Diam-
ond Jubilee Arena last Sunday
as the C:K.N. X. Wingharn hock-
ey team known as the "CKNX Try-
Hards" played an exhibition game
with the Ripley team - "The
Question Marks". The rink Was
jammed .with spectators estimat-
ed over 760. ,Fire chief Doug Lid-
dle and, this 'writer made a count
of cars outside at over 200. They
were parked on both sides of the
road from the top of the hill be-
tween Mrs: Marion lvlacTavish's
and John D. MacKay's places on'
the north clean up to the main
intersection in Ripley, east on
both sides of Malcolm street ,,at "
the front of the Ripley Curling
Arena and along the south side
of the Ripley Chopping Mill.
The estimated Count in the rink,
was given at 760 and about 300
public school children admitted
free. It 'was filled.to outside the •
front doors. And the. "take" was
UO -,,Julie Johnston.
of. Mr. and Mrs. Mor •
Of Ripley-. a grade 9
alkerton Di,striet Sec-
ol, ,along with Tom
son of Mr. and Mrs.
of Ashfield, Township ,
e Stock Claim For Sheep Killed By
Ashfield, Endorse Application For
unities For Youth Project.
Mrs. David Van Kooten of Ripley;
Heather, 3-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry 'Priestap of
Luckriow and Michael, 3-year-old
son. of Mr. and Mri. Allan Beange
of Lucknow.
over $400, for the building fund
of the new Ripley Huron and •Area
Recreation Comex.
Jim Braclley of Amberley
was' M.C. for the game and pro-
gram with Roy Bennett here with
the red and white mobile public
address van. Mrs. Bertha Scott,
accompanied by Cliff Einmerton
at the ()Egan; sang the National
Anthem - a superb performance
for both.
The players Were piped onto the
ice by Murray McDonald of Rip-
ley. The CKNX team featured '
the Strong line -.John well known
newscaster, his 'son Fraser, and
grandson Robbie. Ray Baynton of :
Mildinay was in goal for CKNX
while John D. MacKay started for
Ripley and then Hugh Mason fin-
ished . .
Ripley also featured a very clas-
sy and talented young player in
Terry Irwin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ronnie Irwin of concession,4,'
Huron and grandson of Mr. and
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Ripley Hockey Game Sunday Raises
$400 For Recreation Complex Fund,
One Of Largest Crowds hi Many Years
claim for sheep killed by dogs in
the amount of $410, 00. This was