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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-07-07, Page 11,13.00 A Yowl In Advance $2.00 Extra To. U.S.A. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1976 Single Copy 20e 20 Pavia Fall Classes For Kindergarten At Ripley -Huron . The following children (parent's name in brackets) are registered for the Morning classes for the Fall Kindergarten at Ripley-Huron Cen- tral School:. MORNING CLASSES Stephanie Anne Ball (Steve), Jennifer Maureen Collins (Roy), Lisa Marie Cote (Ned), Patti Jo Dillon (Linda), Todd Gordon Farrell' (Dale), , Tammy Dianne Fludder (Don), Thomas Daniel Fry (Daniel), Tracy Lynne Henderson (Fred), John Richard Kelly '(John), Iaian Donald Langley (John), Darryl . Courtney MacKay (John D.), Shane Robert Middelkarnp (John), Michelle Ann 'Paquette (Terry), Robert John Andrew' Thompson (Robert), Steven Gordon Twolan (Barat), David Marinus' Cornelius VanKooten (David), Robert Murray Wood (John), Daniel Arthur Love (Arthur), Marcus John Valentin (Les). AFTERNOON CLASSES Jason Ronald Ariss (Keith), Calay loan Barber (James), Paula Elizabeth Burke (Phyllis)% Jennifer. Dawn Canipbell (Kerry), Jeremy Stuart Douglas (John), BeverlY Grace Geertsma Vohn), 'Cyntha' Anne. Guy (Daniel), 'Tanya Marie Hawrylyshyn (John), Dana Lyn Helesic (Robert), Cindy Marie Lackey (David), Trina Margaret Lowry (Lynn); Lynda Marie Mein, tyre (Gordon), Kevin, Robert Os- borne (Robert), Angela Denise Paquette (Donald),' Gary James Wilfred Roe (Ernie), Michael Harley Searson (Harley), Tanya Marie Snabelen (Michael), Trevor James Thofnicroft (Jaines), Dawn Mark Weatherstone (Lorna), Lisa Dawn Wilken (Murray), Christine Helen. Wright (Martin). — Music Results Churches Get , New Look Around Kinlough Corner KINLOUGH NEWS The village churches have taken on the new look recently. The new Pentecostal Church is under construction. ,The Presbyterian Church has a new steel roof. • The Anglican Church had the high spire and upper belfry taken down and a new lower, style belfry cover put on and rodded. New• eavestroughing was put on the church, and the north corner was te•hriched, with repairs also done to the chimney. This was damaged by lightning/ over two years ago and it is just now that the workmen 'and equipment have become available tot this type of job ' • Chin, P. W. Hoag, Joe Agnew, Alex' Maclntyre, Harold Henry, George Crispin. Kneeling, left to right, Jim Morrison,' Bill Chin, Jack Treleav- en, John Crispin, Ivan Lloyd, GeOrge Chin. Ripley -1 Huron To Receive Two Grants From .Wintario Grants totalling $348,748 have been approved for eleven projects • in the County of. Bruce from the proceeds of 'the Ontario Lottery. The mounts range from $258,333 to LSO. The Southampton Recreation • Centre is' eligible to receive a grant up to $258,333 for the construction of a building to house a curling club and, gymnasium. The Ripley Huron District Recre ation Complex is eligible to receive a grant of up to $82;500 to assist in the construction of an ice and roller skating arena and auditorium. Colpoy's Bay WoMen's Institute of Wiarton is: eligible to receive a grant up to . $2,000 for the construction of a tennis court. A grant of $1,890 is to be made to the Kincardine Band Booster ASsociation to assist in the purchase of uniforms and instru ments for the Kincardine Scottish Pipe Band. The Wiartoin Minor Softball Association will receive a grant. of $948 for the purchase of softball equipinent. A grant of $745 is to be made to the North Bay Bruce Softball League of Sauble Beach for the, purchase of baseball equipment. Keady Minor Softball 'of Tara will receive a grant of $650 for the purchase of softball equipment. • Ripley Huron Recreation will receive • a grant of $600 for the purchase of softball equiPment. A grant of $500 is to be made, to Ferndale Lion's Head and. District Lions Club to assist in the costs of presenting a musical version of "Anne of Green Gable?' on August'. 16 in celebration of the. Cultural Olympics. .. The Kincardine Minor Soccer Association will receive a grant of $332 for the purchase of soccer ,equipment. • A grant of $250 is to be made to the "Breakers" Swim Club of Port Elgin to assist in the costs of coaching expenses. Culture and Recreation Minister Robert Welch said these grants are part of the ongoing Share Wintario program for the support of cultural and recreational facilities... To .date' the ministry has approved $39:5 million for more than 1,775 groups and projects across the wince. Musk Graduate JOHN HENDERSON John Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Henderson of Lucknovv, graduated 'recently from the Faculty of Music at Western Un -•-rsity, London With his B. Mus.A. Rev. B. F. Green Died At Oklahoma Rev. Burdge F. Green of St. Helens, a former minister of St. Helens: United .: Church, passed away at Stilwell,. Oklahoma on June 23rd in hiS 91st year. The funeral service was held' on June 25th at First. United Method- ist Church, Stilwell, Oklahoma with interment at Stilwell • City Cemet- ery. • Guelph Graduate • Gregory 'Alton, son 'of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alton of /Ashfield Township, received his Associate Diploma in Agriculture at Guelph University. 'Greg took a two year Course in the division of Nursery, Landscap- ing and Turf. He is presently employed with the company of McLean and Piester Landscaping of. Kitchener. Lucknow Woman Is Named As Division Head Mrs, Jack (Carroll) McKim of Lucknow was recently appointed Division Commissioner of Beaver Division of the Girl Guides of Canada. Beaver Division consists of seven districts which are comprised of Brownies, 'Guides, Rangers and Cadets. from Ford- wich, Gorrie, Drayton, Bayfield, Goderich, Lucknow, .VVingham, Teeswater, Kingsbriage, Clifford, Formosa, Mildmay, Walkerton, Clinton, Vanastra, Durham, Han- over, Neustadt; AytOn and Kenil- worth. Mrs. McKim has been 'District Commissioner for Maitee. District for the past three years., Her experience as a Guide was gained at. Stratford where she attained the highest award for' a Gtilde, The Gold Cord. Since then she has assisted with Guide work 'in many ways, one time being Captain. of the Lucknow Girl Guides. Recently she was presented with a pin 'for long service. Mrs. McKim's duties as Division Commissioner began June 30. Mrs. McKim succeeds Mrs, Angus MacLennan of Goderich, formerly of Lucknow, who . has been Division Commissioner for the past three years. At the last Division. meeting for the year, held' June 14• in Clinton, at the home of Mrs. K. (Donna) Wood, Radar District Commissioner, ,.Mrs.;... MacLennan was presented with an 'aluminum tray and a beaver charm. BECKER - SHACKLETON • Mr. and Mrs. Benson Shackleton of R. R. 1 Dungannon wish to announce the forthcoming mar- riage of their eldest daughter, Carol Ann, to Alvin Michael Becker,,, son of Mr. and. Mrs.. Rudolph Becker,' R. R. 1 Dash- wood. The wedding will•take place on Saturday., July 24th at Bero-By- The-Water , Lutheran Church, 125 Blake Street, Goderich .at 3 p.m. wnen ne came to teach at LUcknow, brings back memories to many who recall the initial group and its, accomplishments of about 30 years ago.. . Standing, left to right, are Allan Stewart; Alan McKitn,, 1, Albert Donkeys Help Rabe WO For :.,CoMmunity Work Lticknow Ball Park was the scene of a game of Donkey Baseball on Sunday night in which the Lucknow Kinsmen Club raised about $500 for community service work. The Kinsmen played the CKNX Try Hards to a 5-5 draw: The evening was a -hilarious one, at times, as the donkeys and their riders turned in'a fine performance to a large crowd in . attendance. LineupS for the game were: CKNX TRY HARDS - Jim Swan, Bill Matisz, Steve Stapleton, Ross Poll,. Steve Groves, Brian Elmslie, Jerry Chornyn, Al Skelton, Garry Collins, Paul Bennett. • LUCKNOW KINSMEN - Evans Heltn, Tom Andrew, Jim' Morrison, Terry Rathwell,. Bob Peck, Gay Ritchie, Hans Schinker, Herb Barger, Greg Larocque, Rod Mc- Donagh, Archie DeGroote, Terry Taylor, Barry Hackett, Brian John- ston. • The final event of ,the evening was a donkey race with Herb Barger of the Kinsmen 'winning the prize, all the donkey manure on the ball field. Return From Scotland Holiday Mrs. Jim McNaughton and Mrs. Dan Thomson', both of Lucknow, returned Sunday from a six-week holiday in Scotland. Mrs. Mc- Naughton visited with relatives and, friends in Markinch, Fife and Mrs. Thomson visited friends in ,ltyr- shire. Second High In Junior . Huron Judging Robbie Henderson, son of Mr.• and Mrs. Jim Henderson of Lncknow, passed his Royal Conser- vatory of, Music Grade 6 piano exam. He is a pupil of Mrs. Donalda Scott, Lucknow. ' MOT LUCKNOW HIGH SCHOOL BAND JUST OVER 30 YEARS AGO The first Lucknow High School Band, organized by P. W. Hoag ' Grace Alton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walden of Lticknow, placed. second in the Junior Division of the Huron •County 4-H livestock and field crops judging competition held on June .30th at SeafOrth Fair Grounds. There were 57 competitors in.the class. Grace Scored 674 out of a . possible 800 points. The winner, Chris Meier of Brussels, scored 680. The junior division is open to young people 13 to 14 years of age.i) The classes which the co"nipetit- ors had to judge included one class of each of Arabian horses, dairy cattle, beef cattle, swine; sheep, corn seed,, barley seed, mixed hay, plus an identiftcation class. Harry Franken of R. R. 2 Auburn tied for second place in the senior division, age 18' to 30. He, scored 714 points out of a possible 800. The winner scored, 718 points. Runner-up for the CIL trophy, for 'highest score in the swine section, was Jerry Logt'enberg of R. 1 Dungannon with a score of 94. Dave Mawhinney of R. 1 Lucknow won the Cyanamid trophy for high score in the sheep section, with 98 out of 100. The Huron Cattlemen's award, , for high in the beef section, was won by' Roger Morrison of R. I • Lucknow. with 96 points out of 100.