The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-09-04, Page 1e
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Craft Executive
Present $500 To
Complex Committee
Omar Brooks of Lucknow , pres-
ident and Oliver McCharles of
Lochalsh , treasurer ,,representing
the Ripley Believe It Or Not Craft
Festival, recently presented the
Ripley -Huron Recreation Complex
with a cheque 'for $500 as a dons=
tion towards their fund established
for the construction of a new com-
plex in that area.
The donation was accepted by
John. D. Mackay on behalf of the
.complex committee. The Be-
lieve It Or Not Group staged their
Craft Festival in Ripley on Civic
Holiday week end. They planto
stage another. Craft Festivalin
Ripley next summer,
Alex Andrew Was Top Winner
orticultural Society Flower Show
annual summer flower
e Lucknow and District
ural Society wa.s, held in
ow Legion Hall on Aug -
h a good crowd of view-
endance,
ables of well arranged
ade .the hall very a ttrac
sical numbers, arranged
Umbach, during the
w, added to the event
enjoyed by all. Judges
Zetta Henderson and
Shiells and the commit-
rge Mrs, Ena Henderson,
Cook, Mrs. George
s. Alex Andrew and
ey Mole. After the
oured Prior
judging was completed the flowers
looked more attractive with their
red , white and blue ribbons donat-
ed ay an anonymous donor.
The winners were: G1ads,/Mrs.
Alex Andrew , Mrs. John Robin-
son, Mrs. Walter Dexter; Annuals,
Mrs. Joan Robinson, Miss Ada
Webster, Mrs, Gordon
Kirkland; Roses, Mrs. Alex
Andrew , Mrs. Wilfred Drennan
and a tie between Mrs:.Harvey
Mole and. Mrs.' John Elphick;
Floral Arrangements, Mrs'. Joan
Robinson, a tie between Miss
Malcolm and Mrs. Kirkland;
Potted Plants, Mrs. Walter Dext-
er, Mrs. Joan Robinson, Mrs.
John Emmerson; Begonias, Mrs.
Walter Dexter, Mrs. Alex Andrew;
Vegetables, Mrs. Joan Robinson,
• tie between Mrs. Kirkland and
Mrs. Dexter, Miss Ada Webster.
Trophy and Prize awards were:
Beatty Trophy and T. Eaton prize
to Mrs. Alex Andrew, 68' points;
Simpson Sears prize to Mrs. Joan
Robinson. 62 points; Dixon Reed
Co. prize to Mrs. Walter Dexter,
37 points; Swift Co. prizes to Mrs.
Gordan Kirkland, 28 points and
Miss Ada Webster 24 points. Sev-
eral samples of Vigoro, donated
by Swift Co. were given out as
door prizes. A novelty
prize donated by McConnell's
Nursery went to Mrs. Bill Grant
and her pineapple plant. Red
Rose Trophy went to Mrs. Bob
Finlay for the best red rose.
As the Show closed Mrs. Harvey
Mole thanked all who helped in
anyway to make the show a success
and announced the winners for the
prize awards.
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zlarence Bell of Lucknow
Iced recently by neigh -
1 friends at a social even-
t the home of Mrs. Jim
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,ton,
Ithe evening readings
la by Mrs. Harvey Webst-
jack MacDonald and
Naughton and Mrs,
ftchie presented Mrs,
a china floral arrange -
'bud vase,
!II is moving to Wingharn
abet 6th where she will
the Mowbray Apartment
tnStreet, having sold
aw'hotne to Mr. and
Flangan, who obtain
e possession..
000 Craft Swamped On Weekend
1lflgsbridge, Two Swim 1`o Shore
Ito, 28-footower craft
+bout three miles off
P. sank earlySaturday
eon, y
uoit ►nen aboard the
101sonand Tony Fogli-
Ped injury and swam to
imp ifuronia, near -
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at Goderich said Sunday the boat
apparently was swamped by waves
estimated six -,foot in height short -
ly-after midnight. The boat sank
in about 30 feet of water.
Mount Forest OPP marine patrol
searching the area Sunday where
the boat may have gone down
were unable to c to it.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1974
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It's Back To Schoo
Time.. Drive Carefully
Last year in Ontario 194 child-.
ren were.. killed. and 12,000 injured
in traffic accidents ... 95 of the
children were pedestrians 36
were riding bicycles and others
were in motor. vehicles.
In announcing these figures,.
Minister of Transportation and
Communications John R. Rhodes
reminded all motorists that the
opening of a new school year pres-
ents particular hazards.
"The first days. back a.t school
are an exciting time for young-
srers," Mr. Rhodes warned. "They
often become forgetful about the
traffic safety rules. Thus, all
motorists must be constantly alert
when driving in school areas.
They must take extra caution
where there are parked 'cars ,
school crossing zones or
playground areas.
"In rural districts, adult drivers
must be very cautious when they
see a yellow school bus. If the
bus is stopped with red signal
lights flashing it means children
are getting on or off the bus.
The onus is on all drivers to see
that children cross the road safely".
Parents must help too, Mr.
Rhodes: added. "Check the ro, :e
your children have to follow to get
to school and discuss any particular
hazards with them. And find out
what they are learning about traf-
fic safety/at school so you can
reinforce, these messages at home.
Let's all do our best to make
sure that a child's forgetful'morn-
ent does not result in tragedy."
Intermediates Win
First Round In
"A" Payoffs
Lucknow Intermediates, play-
ing average ball throughout the
season, started their playoffs in
the "A" division against Tara los-
ing.the first game in a best of
three series 7-3.
The next two games were play-
ed in Lucknow with Lucknow win-
ning 3-2 in eleven innings and
1-0 in the third game.
They now advance to play Kin-
cardine in the next round. The
first game in the best of three ser-
ies will be played..Wednesday
night , September 4th in 'Lucknow,
At Junior Farmer.
Provincial Camp
Kerry Boyle of R. R. 3 Ripley
is spending this week, September
1-8 , at the Provincial Junior Farm •
er Leadership Training Camp at
Geneva Park on Lake Couchiching.
Kerry is one of 4, young people
representing Bruce Junior Farmers
at this camp, being attended by
one hundred delegates from across
Ontario.
During the week, each member,
is expected to provide leadership
to the program in various ways,
whether it be planning the evening
social event , vespers , developing
a new song or working on one of
4,i
the many other camp activties,
i A large portion of the week's
program is devoted to "personal'`
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STERLING STOTHERS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stothers,
Dungannon, Ontario, announce
the engagement of their younger
daughter, Nancy Jean, to Mr.
Rodney Sterling, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Jervis, Clinton, Ont-
ario. The wedding will take
place on Friday evening, Septem-
ber 6th, in Dungannon United
Church. '
JARDINE - WHITBY
The enga'ger'nent and forthcom-
ing marriage is announced of
Barbara Lucille Whitby , daughter
of Mrs. Sydney Whitby and the
late Mr. Whitby, and Kenneth
Richard Jardine , son of Mr. and.
Mrs. Kenneth Jardine , all of Luck.
now . The wedding will take
place at St. Peter's Anglican
Church, Lucknow on Saturday ,
September 28th at 7 p.m.
With Canadian
Forces In Cyprus
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Captain Jim MacDonald , attach
ed to Commando 2, Airborne,
Edmonton, with the Canadian
Forces; has been in Cyprus with
the Canadian contingent represent
ing the United Nations.
Jim went to Cyprus about August
1st and expected to be there about
3 months.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter MacDonald of Lucknow.
Jim's wife Kathy, the former
Kathy Dalton of Ashfield , and
their children Julie and Shawna of
Edmonton, have been visiting in
the community since Jim's depar-
ture.
Area Young People
In Car Accident
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
On Saturday evening two young
area people were admitted to hos-
pital following a car accident in
front of Dennis Dalton's on high
way 21 at Kingsbridge Apparent-
ly the car overturned onto the
Dalton lawn. Cathy Simpson,
daugh of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Si- son, was in hospital over-
night for observation, Brian
Courtney , driver of the car , son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney,
remained in hospital for a few
.days with a broken collar -bone,,
A third passenger Shawn Dalton, .
son of Mr. and •Mrs. Mark Dalton,
was uninjured.
93% Average In
Grade 13 Standing,
Wins Scholarships
' Marilyn Irwin, daughr of Mr.
and Mrs. Ellwood Irwin' t,_ ;arnia
has successfully completed Grade
XIII with a 93% average.
She is the recipient of several
scholarships; The Governor's
Scholarship which covers academ-
ic fees; the Canadian National
Railways Centennial Scholarship
of $600, one of eight given across
Canada; a 1974 Carter Scholarship
Award , and an Ontario
•Scholarship.
Marilyn will attend McMaster
University, Hamilton, this Sept-
ember for her •B.Sc:N. degree.