The Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-04-08, Page 14Page 14—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 8, 1987
Euchre attracts good crowd
BY AB WYLDS
The Happy Hearts sponsored a Euchre
Party in the Legion Hall Monday afternoon
last, with nine tables playing. Winners were
Marion Huston, Annie Scott, W.R. Lowry,
and Harvie Thompson, and the player hav-
ing a birthday closest to that date was Verna
Finlayson.
Another party will be held April 13 at 2
p.m.
Ripley council report
At the Huron township council meeting on
March 2, 1987, it was moved that John Wood,
Con 12, do a survey on Given Road which is
in the Point Clark area (2nd con to the Pine
River) . Reeve John Gamble and Clerk
:Marlene Colling signed a release on Lot 22,
Plan M-7.
Council decided not to give permission to
anyone putting up satellite dishes on
township road allowances.
The road superintendent is to be sent to
the T.J. Mahoney Road School held at the
University of Guelph in May.
The council approved of the new County
Planning Advisory Committee being Tiver-
ton, Kincardine Township, Ripley, Huron
Township, and the town of Kincardine. Ac-
counts for March were: Roads - 23,096.29;
General - 25,012.57; School Boards -
241,760.50;' Recreation - 10,000.00; Tile loans
- 33,814.60; Telephone Debenture Interest -
14,602.50.
We expect to include the April minutes in
this column with the help of Marlene and
Annette for Huron, and also from Sue
Stevenson for Ripley.
Tonight Wednesday,April 8 in Huron
township hall there is a big roast beef sup-
per. After the meal is over there will be a
card party at two dollars charge each for
the euchre players. The net proceeds are in
support of the Ripley Agricultural Society.
Since the ladies are doing considerable
work, this writer hopes that they will be free
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to look at raising the prizes in their classes
of the fair by a fair amount - not just nickels
and dimes. Looking over the prize list, we
would think that classes needing a raise are
vegetables, flowers, domestic science,
needlework, and junior section. Such a
move should increase the number of ex-
hibits in the Complex. Important dates for
the Society are May 16 and September 25
and 26.
Showing slides of Brazil
Freda Collins will show some slides of
their cruise through the Caribbean and up
the Amazon River in Brazil at the Seniors
meeting in the Ripley Legion Hall this Fri-
day April 10 at 2 p.m. Everyone welcome.
Meeting in Tobermory
Bruce Historical Society will be holding
its open Spring meeting at Tobermory
Lodge at 7 p.m. on May 22. Guest speaker
will be Vincent Elliott, well known
naturalist of this area. Saturday morning
will be free choice to browse, hike, visit a
museum, or cruise on the M.V. Seaview.
Room, three meals, and complimentary
cruise at a bargain price.
Bus service available from Lucknow up
Highway 21, if number wishing it warrants
the same. Deadline April 10. Call W.A. Col-
lins, 395-5279 if interested.
First spring auction sale
On Saturday April 4, Auctioneer Grant
McDonald conducted the sale of household
furnishings and effects for Mrs. Arvilla Orr,
• who now resides at Huron Villa. It was the
first sale in Ripley this year.
The weather being in the spring equinoc-
tial season was dry but was it ever cold and
raw. So fortunately looking ahead the stuff
. :had been moved ahead of time into the
Huron township garage and workshop at the
east end of Malcolm Street. Grant says that
there was a good crowd on hand and it was a
good sale.
"Give The Breath Of Life"
LUCKNOW &
DISTRICT
Kinsmen Iub
Car
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Saturday, April .11/87
10:00 A.M. - .3:00 P.M.
Lucknow Car Wash
$2.00 Per. Car,
All Proceeds to
Canadian Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation
THE SEAFORTH BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
IS HOSTING
LUNCH WITH THE PREMIER
DAVID PETERSON
and Agricultural Minister Jack Riddell
THURSDAY, APRIL 16111:4455p1:
TOPIC: Rural Community Revitalization
AT THE
SEAFORTH & DISTRICT
COMMUNITY
CENTRES
Illustration reproduced from 'Historic Landscapes
Of Huron County' by Nicholas Hill, Architect/Planner, London
TICKETS AVAILABLE on a first come, first serve basis from Tom lemon,
Seaforth Mainstreet Co-ordinator, 527-0160, Seaforth Town Hall.
VELMA MILLER CATERING TICKETS 10.00
Seaforth BIA
The West Huron Junior Farmers recently chose their executive for the year. The new ex-
ecutive members are, back row, from left, Glen Lamb, Colin Snyder, Andy Williams,
Jerry Logtenburg, Anne Alton and Michael Bogie. Front row, Audrey Ritchie, Linda Ax-
tmann and Lori Lonsbary. ( Alan Rivett photo)
Jr. Farmers attend dance
Approximately 12 members of the West
Huron Junior Farmers attended the
Seaforth Junior Farmers P.J. Dance on
March 21 with over 120 in attendance.
Everyone was asked to bring their pa-
jamas and a teddy bear to the dance.
The dance was highly successful with
the highlight of the evening occurred when
two girls placed balloons under their PJ's
and looked to be pregnant while the DJ
played Madonna's "Papa Don't Preach".
Also, some of the male members were
caught wearing some revealing lingerie.
It has been' a busy year for the West
Huron Junior Farmers, one of five such
clubs in Huron County, active in promoting
youth and agriculture, prompting personal
growth and leadership. The area roughly
includes Goderich to Auburn to Lucknow
to the Belgrave area.
Some of the recent activities of the West
Huron Junior Farmers in the area..include:
- Ashfield Township Heart Fund Canvass-
ing. This year $616 was collected for the
Heart Fund in the township.
-- Brookside School card parties. A total of
LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Invites You To Worship With Them On
Sunday. April 12th
10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
Nursery downstairs morning & evening
EVERYONE WELCOME
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
SUNDAY, APRIL 12th
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
Rev. Geraid McFarlane
Nursery and junior congregation provided
EVERYONE WELCOME
LUCK NOW
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Calendar
11:00 A.M. Worship Service 8 Sunday
School
Rev. ALLISON J. RAMSAY - Minister
Nursery For Children Under 4 years
April 12 "All attendance Sunday"
Dedication of New Choir Gowns
Potluck Dinner
April 17 Combined Good -Friday Service
South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church 8:00 P.M. Conducted by
the Young People's Group.
Everyone Welcome.
April 19 Sunday School taking part in the
Worship Service. Special Music.
April 26 Regular Worship Service
April 28 (Tuesday) W.M.S. Thankoffering
Service.Christian Book Display
3:00 RM. to 7:00 P.M. Speaker
The Canadian Bible Society
Representative Rev. W. Howlett.
Everyone Welcome
$81 was raised this year which will go to
the Children's Wish Fund, which gives ter-
minally i11 children their last wish.
-- Ashfield Township - cleaning up the
fenceline at the waste disposal site and
painting fences.,
- - raising money for charities ie. Children's
Wish Fund, Drug and Alcohol Abuse Fund.
– Displays at Teacher PD day to inform of
agriculture in' Huron. County.
- - Donations to Christmas Toy Fund with
drop-off boxes in Carlow and Lucknow.
- - Car washes to raise money for the Mike
Scott Fund
-- Bark Lake leadership conference..
delegate with the West Huron Junior
Farmers sending Audrey Ritchie.
– Donations to Tools for Africa Fund.
– Donations to Family and Children's
Services.
While March was Membership Month
for the Junior Farmers, everyone wishing
to become a club member is welcome to at-
tend the next meeting of the West Huron
Junior Farmers at Brookside School on
April 13 at 8 p.m.
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