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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2Sth, 1970
THE LUCKNOW SENTiNEL,• LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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to decide the BIA 'basketball
champion team w. as•,played in '
Wiarton.. On :February.19 the
Ripley seniot girls' basketball
tearri met and':conquered the
squad from Saugeen The; shore
was':a comfortable 29 to 15.. •
The points. for Ripley were scored
by :clargo. Nicholson 13,..Gail
Courtney -10 , .Karen .Lac key..4..and
Susan .Elliott and Jean. Scott;who
each-.gof i „point this was the
playoff between second placeand
fourth place teams. •
• 'The gfris,will playoff against'
Chesley for tap place this, week.•
There wi11 be;a garnein .Ripley •
,on Tuesl!d.ay evening and anothr`
,Chesley•on Friday afternoon.
-The winner, will be the team .with
•the highest• total number�f .points
fr'orr both sganies.
CURLING • •
On .Tuesday night , the scores.
'were as follows Kerry •Farrell 4
and Marilyn h,eterbaugh y; -Gait.
' Courtn.e.y.11, 'Brian Wylds .5;
Danny 'MacDonaid.10 ,'Johns•
Collins;.4:
On :Wednesday,' Paul'Walden
defeated Robert Danism•a 8 to 7, ;
John D, Coiling won against
Peter Walden:12 to'.3 , and Brian
MacDonald.was. victorious against
• Barrie:Wylds 5.•to 2. • •
:On Thursday -after
•school, Jeah•,,\.(acTay.ish defeated
Dale Armstrong 11 to 3. lam•
TiacDonald wolf• 10 t0`2 against
C'ha'rles Liddle. and Reid Liddle
• with a score ;o.f 7 to 4,, .defeated
17ona1d: /Cart/in.:
"WE WON.!..
The senior girls' basketball • •,
team played' off-for.fourth place
against Sacred `Heart, The game'
.took place in 'Port Elgiii on • '
Tuesday, February -1-7 . The -score
•was 34-to.33.with Marg,o Nichol
1,• .1 g ile winniiit point in
• the last few seconds. The tie
was broken by, a ,penalty shot. •
--'Fap-sc-ar c rs-o f-N� a 1 -ire w ere
'Gail Courtney with 20 pouts:,
'r Margo Nicholson ,with 10 -points
and Karen Lackey who conne;c•ted
lot:4 points.•
PUBLIC SPEAKING `
On. Saturday. the._ptihlic
speaking contest; sponsored by
the Legion, was held• •in Lucknow
Students frolic Goderich , •14'ingliarn
Exeter •Kincardine, and Ripley:..
Competed... Bryan l3oyle placed
first in the, senior division. •
Sherry Pollock also participated
in the junior division but'did not.'
place., We would like to congrit-•
('llat.e •13ryan ondoilig so well.
-DANNY BOY
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Dungannon L.o,L.:held a'.
euchre. party in the Mall on ri ;
Friday .night --with. 5 tables in play.
High, prizes went to: Mrs
Thel:rna Brbwra and Charles
Fowler with ,consolation prizes
to. Mrs, Louise Brindley and'
G eorge Errington,_
The lodge will hold their next
card party on Friday, February
27.
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KINLOSS
Mr . and Mrs,. Leonard Clark
and family of the Orillia area,
visited hast week end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gibson and
, with other relatives.
euvile Colwell arid Anne
visited Sunday with Mr: and Mrs.
-Don. -M'cCosh. of .Purple' G.ro_vo �.
Mrs. John Murray. is a. patient
in Kincardine hospital. We wish.
her a, speedy. recovery. `'Three
of'the Murray children Spent the
inreek-end.with Mr..and Mrs. •
Donald C 'viacIntyre and girls.
•Congratulat•ions to Mr; and Mrs.
,Ala-,Ma0ougal i--tlre-birtfro-f
a•son in' Winghatri and District .•
Hospital' on February 22.
° •Connie_Mac<enzie of Centen-
nial College, Scarborough and •
Douglas Dickie and Jini MacKin
Jaorffrom Guelph, University were:
home for the week -end. .
Mrs. Donald 'C..,Macin'tyre •
was supply 'teaching. last week
kir Mrs. Norman Taylor;''who:Was
w irh`the '' flu. _ '
Denver Dickie returned home
from Churchill,, Manitoba on
Saturday. 4n thethree weeks
there the mildest day was
3 degrees below zero..'
Sympathyfs:ex.tended• to Mr •
and: Mrs Don Bell and 'family
in th"e,suddenpassing of Don's
father in Toronto on Friday.
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Gives Travelogue On Scotland Trip
A1v1BERLEY NE -
Reids
Reids Corners .Wori-ien's Instit
ute he'ld,'their•February•meeting
on Tuesday 'aftecnoon'of last •
week..
There' was an attendance of
everitei`ii . -1frer:theopen-i�ng-
ode and Mary Stewart'CdlrrectMrs
E1'don'Bradiey presided.:The
roll call was ''Name a •country
and-head-oi':state , '
• After the business.�eriod,
.trave.log•ue by• 1\1i:s. George.
•Downey. of Tiverton was a high=
light of'the m:eeting."An'interest.
!mg account of her trip to Scotland
'and commentary on the many/.
•placessyv.isited :was',appreciated •by
those, present .
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Among •some':of the, important:
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r -st-we rp '' ac -h -Calm
and ,; Robert Burns 'Mausoleum ,
Scotts Monument; St. Giles
Church Nand many ancient build--
ings and ',castles: .
The Queen, who' was in residen-
ce at BaIrnoraLcastle , wa also
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a highlight of the• trip, as she was.'
npticed'on occasions.
:Mrs.. Eldon Bradley thanked.l'lrs,..'
Downey and presented her with a
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giftA'..display-of•tiove.liy -salt
and pepper shakers was also inter-
esting: "
A silent auction w'as•held and
baking, candy and other items
were quickly disibosed of. ..
Afterthe•.closing ode acid grace,
lunch was'serv•ed by the hostesses •
hMrs.:Leonard Courtney and: h9'rs.
Morris` Reid-,
AC,Ai'N'" .
The first girlie of•the playoffs.
ASHFIELD
• ,Rev , J• Kms_ .Roo ley is attending ,
a three day study of Stewardship
'arid Budget at Bolton this -week,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lead
1x tt:er of Toronto spelt the week,
c^nd at the home of 1\,1rs d. C:oli-rl
\"•ae'C;regor.who returned with ' ..
1lieiii to.Toronto. •
l,ionente MacLennan' of I3yron
and Christine NiacLenian of ,
Strat ford were liorne ,for tilt •
weelrend, ••
Last Friday tile studeitts of
tIiis,high school•assernbled iii the
gymnasium'. The purposeof
this gateriri4was_ Lo'lita'r -1:)aiiny.
I�la.cI)on`ald of"Crade'•tliirtee'n
speak about‘his trip to Nova. •
Scotia, Ile was the st.ildeiit
chgsen to make the voyage last
summer as an exchange student,
Ile showed us ::some colour slides
of places iii tihe east accompanied
by all interesting review We. •
w;puld like to thank lini for
sharing :this experience with us.
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