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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1
RPLE GROVE
EDITOR Beverley Smith
ASSISTANTS — Bryan Boyle, Sherry Pollock,
Barry MacDonald, Mary Maccharles
well in an exciting game. Joan
Courtriey again led in points, ac'-.
cumulated with four baskets,
while Margie Collins was right
behind with three. Other points
were attained by Julie Reeves,
'Kim Farrell, Mary Needham and
Janice Reeves. '•
Ripley Senior,s,clashed with
Chesley in theSacred Heart
gymnasium, but the latter team,
Who eventually took the champ-
ionship, defeated' them. The
girls are to be congratulated for
their fine effort.
• •
EXAMS •- are only a week away?
B.I.A. CURLING
Due to the storm o•f February
4, the B.I.A. curling Bonspiel
Waslield_Eriday, , February 18.
The 9 o'clOck draw was filled
with boys' teams who tried' for
the,Boys' BIA Curling Champion-
ship. :The winner was the Wiar-
ion team. At 11 o'clock the rnix-
ed teams from all over Bruce
Wiarton won the BIA Mixed title
they had to defeat the Kincardine'
squad. They, did this only after
tieing the game and throwing off.
The final results were; First, '
Wiarton 34 1/2; 2nd, Ripley "B"
32; 3rd Kincardine 30; 4th
Saugeen 20; 5th, Chesley 18 3/4;
6th „Ripley "A".12 1/2.
We wish to congratulate the
Ripley "B" team -for their-Tine
showing. The "B" team consisted
of Terry /Elliott, Gayle Hiiston,,
Murray Hill and Joan 'Ferguson.
The Ripley "A" team was skipped
by Donald Martin with Marg Mac-
Kay vice , Blain Cartutbers, second
and Mary MacCharles lead.
The Ripley boys placed fourth in
the BoysB.I.A. Bill Kirkpatrick,
Ronnie Pollock, Barry MacDon-
ald and Boyd Carruthers represent-
ed R.D.H:S.
RIPLEY D. HS„ CURLING
Ellen Elliott's team of Margie
MacTavish, 'Larry Irwin, and
Shirley Mackay won alarm 'clocks
for winning the most games this
draw.
A card party was held in the
Purple Grove Community. Centre
on Friday evening. Although
there were not many in attend-
ance it was a fun evening topped
off by a new type of dance that
required the participation of all
present. Mrs. Irene Boyle was" .
responsible for this part of the
.evening with Mrs. Gladys Robert-
son and Mr.s. Maureen Collins
conveners for the cards, Marion
Emerson and Vic GaWley walked
Off with the high prizes of the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh had
the misfortune or:should it be
good fortune' to be storm-stayed
at the home 'of Mr.' and Mrs. .Earl
Elliott on Saturday.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs. •
William S. Eadie on the death of
her husband. The funeral was
held on Saturday, with interment
, in South Kinloss Cemetery.
Frank. Currie, his daughter Dar-
lene and Allen Unrau•of Water-
loo were week end_guests of Mr.
and.Mrs. Earl Elliott.
Johnny Collins was home from
college to make the Burton Col-
lins family complete over the
week end'. Sandra was home all
week On her Winter vacation.
u-nty-went-te-theiee-.-43efore,
and Lorne along with. Archie and
.Lynn_ v.lanners and Mrs. Albert
Caldwell were on the visiting
roster at the home of Don and
Anne McCosh last week.
Miss Helen Jean Emmerton was
an overnight, guest of Vicki Dore
on Thursday ,•and Rankle Dore L
speht Friday night with Jimmy
Nedham. ' -
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle and
family enjoyed, Sunday supper at
the home of Mr. and Cedil
Sutton and family.
Mrs. Judy Storgard left the
homevof Mi. and Mrs'. Bob
Thompson on Sunday to catch a
return flight from Malton to
Regina., Saskatchewan. Dick
McCosh had Sunday dinner-with
us before mom left.
The "Knitty Gritty" sewing
with knitselub met at the home
Of Mrs. Walter Forster on Friday.
Taking notes for this session was
•Bonnie Boyle.
Mrs. Don Robertson entertained
the ladies of the W. M. S. on
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point earner with a free shot •and
four field goals, one of which was
the winning basket.`Kathy Farrell
• and 'Dianne Kempton each contri-
buted a field goal.
When Kincardine Seniors lost
'to Chesley. Ripley, y way o
this victory, gained fourth posi-,
tion in the B.I.A. playoffs.
The Juniors moved more quick
V to take command in the first
quarte.r with two baskets by Marg
ie Collins, and one each by Joan
Courtney, Elizabeth MacKay arid
Mary Needham. The pace was
eased someWhat in the second •s
• qua rt erbort7pl-c ke-d-up-aga in-in' the
'final quarter as an all out battle
for victory took place., Ripley
dmerged the victors with a score.
24 - 19' and. this sent them to
the, B. I: A. playoffs as well.
Also scoring baskets were Julie.
Reeves, Kim Farrell and Patti
MacDonald as well as repeats by
Joan. Couttney, Margie Collins
and Mary Needham in the latter
part of the game.
•i3.I.A. BASKETBALL TOURNA-
MENT
On Saturaay, February 19 , the
Junior Girls met 'the Sacred
Heart team at Walkerton High
SchoOl and while the • fell short
or victory, they represented Ripley
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sults for them were:: 'the' 4ar.ie
played o.n 'Friday night - 0 for
bOth the Doves and I la w i-rs. This
is the girls team. Another ,:ame
was played on ".\ !amid • in \,hich
only the best 'players
against Ripley. Jilt: from
our school lost With a scire. of
3 - 2. .Joyce.-.Cha trine Jan-
et 'MacPherson got tilt; :Q..11.5 for
our team..
• On Saturday rnornin: !7001:<-
..side 2.played against •i rooksi:lL
1-and-ilstonat a sr'orj.' )t
Also on Wednesday L
the. Sabies played a..2,1 in-st
Black Hawks and wan YS 1th a . ••
score of -5 -; 3. This i.s• t
Hawks second loss.
Annette ,1 lodges won- fir. t place at
the. Luc know' Leizion , they .both
had to go on to Cioderich . They
did very. well there also,Qnce
again they received prizes:. Mary
Anne Alton won. first in the 'senior
division and Annette I iodces•wOri •
third in the. junior diyision. Mary
Anne Alton. will 'go' On to 'Clinton
on Sunday:, February 20th in. the
afternoon.
POP RAFFLE •
Ripley D.H.S. Student Council
sponsored a pop raffle during the
past week. Tickers were sold to
• the students. Cartons of pop were
• won by Mrs. Collins, Sally
Elliott, Janice Reeves and Mr'.
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RIPLEY GIRLS VS WIARTON
Two girls' basketball teams
• from Wiarton met our Ripley
squads on February 15 in their
final important game. Both '
senior.teams'were tightly locked
throughout the game with Wiar-
ton having a small edge through-
out. However during the very
last minutes of play. Ripley ral-
lied to score a basket to raise the
score 13 - 12 and it was game
over. Ellen Ellicitt-was•-the-top—
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VALENTINE CELEBRATIONS.
. On Monday,' as ikwas Valen7 ,
tines Day, a number of classeS
had Valentine. parties.
During the noon . hour a' record
hop was'held in our auditorium.
'It was sponSbred by Room Eight.
Admission was. five cents a per-
son. The proceeds went to,the
Junior Red Cross.'
HOCKEY
A .number.of hockey games
mere p ayed last week ,T -
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
. 'On. Saturday, ,February 12th the
boys' and girls' ball teams
played at a tournament in COder-
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game and, the gitls war all hut •the
• last one.
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