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The regular meeting of The
Riders Roost Saddle Club was held
at the home of-Carl,and_Sheila
Gunby on June 27 with an attend-
ance of 34.
Goldie Martin Is
Guest Speaker
The. Ashfield..8 Weit. .Wowanosh
RECREATION COMMITTEE
SWIMMING
• LESSONS
IN GODERICH STARTING JULY 31 AND
CONTINUING FOR' 4 WEEKS .
BUSES WILL BE AT PICK-UP STATIONS AT 8 A.M.
LESSONS WILL' BE FROM 8:30 TO 10:00 A.M.
On June, 26 , the track, team
from Ripley-Huron Central SChool
left Kincardine, Fair Grounds-chant
ing ",We're Number One, We're
Number One ," 'as !hey had 'just
won, the trophy and. pennant which
W. E. Thompson won from us-last
year.
There were .5 schools represent7_
ed at the TraciTMeet and the
following is a. list of the schools
with total points earned that day.
.Ripley, 126 points; W. E.
Thompson, 88 points; LUCknoW , '
60 points; Teeswater, 39' points;
Kincardine-Tiverton', 32 points.
Ripley took three of the indiv-
idual ChampionshiPs as well.
Shelley-H-ackett Gk-ls
Championship and finished with
four red ribbons (15 points).' Jeff
Andrew w0.12 the •Jr. Boys Charnp-
ionship with 13 points and Janice
Farrell" won the Intermediate Girls
Championship with 11 points.
Congratulations to the individual
champions, and the whole Ripley
Track team for the competition
and sportsmanship they displayed
in winning the 3rd Annual South
3ruce Track and Field Champion-
ship.
The following records were
broken by students from Ripley-
Huron Central School: Jr. Girls
50 yard dash , Shelley Hackett ,
7.5 sec.; Sr. Girls•10G.yards ,
inu Ann Duhamel, 13 sec. (tie);
r. Boys Running Long Jump , jeff
Andrew , 13o -1/2 -; Jr. Boys Triple
'limp, Jeff Andrew , 2898"; Sr.
Boys Triple Jump, Randy Strauss,
36'7 1/2"; Jr. Girls High jump',,
;helley Hackett , 3.10"; int. .
Girls High Jump , Janice Farrell,
4'8"; Sr. Girls High Jump, Karen
'anise , 4'7"; Int. Girls Ball
Throw , Chris Bell i 133*.
MacDONALD
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WIN THREE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
Ripley - Huron Central School Wins
South Bruce Regional Championship
RIPLEY HURON WINS
BRUCE COUNTY GIRLS
SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
By Karen. JanisSe.
On Saturday , June 24, the
Ripley-.Huron .Central School
went over to Bruce central Pub-
lic School for the first Annual
-13ruce-eounty-S-ofrball-Tourna---
ment.' Ripley played against
Port Elgin in the first game with
a winning score of 20-15. Our
pitcher for that game was Jane
Ann Coiling, and Lanrie Coiling
.our highest batter scored 5 reins:
For. our second game, Ripley'
met Southampton winning
O
hand it to .our best pitcher, Jane
Ann Coiling for pitcliing the •
second game also. Janice
was a 'very good catcher.
She was back catcher for both ..
games. Mary Arm Duhaniel
ed the most runs in this gain
For the ChampiOnshipgame
Ripley .versed Bruce Central.. It
was a'close game most of the way
but then Ripley came up'and won
the championship. I would like tc
hand it to Jane Ant Collinz 'for
Luci.zi.o.v. Pee Wee ball tea:::
4,efeated 1.11.ild'ina)- on Sunday,
July 2,, by a score of 16 to 7.
On. Monday , July 3, Lucknow
won over Formosa by a score of
30 to 4.
Win Two
Special guest for the evening
was Goldie. Martin of Paramount
who gave a talk on showing the,
horse on the line. Mr. Martin
had Lise Gunb.y, and her horse Pal
to demonstrate the different stands
required for showing, also h
brought to t
interesting points. One of the
most important is to know and
understand your horse and his cap
abilities.
Mr. Martin also gave -a "short
talk on ponies. His. definition of
an.English-pony-is a miniature
draft horse, and the American
More graceful breed, a miniature
standard bred: 'A requirement for
-all ponies is a long tail and mane'
and long' forlock.
Carolynl'aylor c,cindUcted a
short quiz on grooming. This
was a. written quiz to be judged.as
to points for the member. Caro-
_Lyn then gaie_a_dernonstration-onu
mounting and dismounting ,with
Lise Gunby showing' the way with
a saddle, also Mary Emberlin.
Ralph Aalders demonstrated'
mounting bare, back.
Next/riding meet is.in early
July; Everyone is' to bring their
horse if possible. The next meet-1
ing_is-the-sec.cnd week-inL-
the home of Ken and Carolyn
Taylor., Mr. Martin made the
draw which was Won by Danny
'Londry who received a tin of
saddle soap.
Midgets Win And
Lose In Week
Lucknow Midgets played two
games in the past week, winning
the first one and losing the second.
On Wednesday night of last
week, Lucknow played host to
Southampton and won that game
by a score of 13-7. Ian MOnt-
gomery and*Mark Chisholm shar-
ed the pitching duties.
Monday night Lucknow lost on
their home diamond to,Teeswat -
er by a 9-4 score. Lucknow man-
aged to make a good. number pf
errors; and costly ones, which
threw the game to the opposition.
In the fourth inning, Lucknow was
behind by only one run but
couldn't go ahead, and then it
was more errors. Hopefully the
next game will give the spectat-
ors more action that the boys are
capable of when they settle
down to playing ball. 'Ian Mont-
gomery pitched the complete
game •with most of the runs
coming in an molt. The next
home game "Will be Sunday, at
2,00 o'clock, against Teeswater.
Ten Scouts Camp
On Teeswater River
By. Mike McDonagh
On June 30th , :some of the Ludic-
now =Boy-Scouts-wer=e. untrappy,:--
But July 1st was a different story,
July Ist4a-9.00 there was a
mumble jumble •of who was going
in what ,and Who Was going in the-
van to keep the supplies from
sliding, all over the place.
At 9.30 -We• left the town hall
and at 10 we arrived at our camp
t- .1.1 Dr Leah ''s f r
5 mileS,from Teeswater.on the
Teeswater River.
At 11 the tents were up and
most of.the boys were in the wat-
er. At 12 we ate dinner. It was
sloppy joes. Then it Was back
into the Water , this time with the '
air mattress.
We found that Dr: Lea hv's
children were up at the house so
we asked them if we could use
their boat.' '
That night. w_e o had_b.l.tmimirgers
for supper. At ll. we had a game
'where you had to go up and turn
out oa patio light.
At Midnight lights wet 011t,
At 3' a.m .. many were up for
breakfast and by 7.00 everyone
Was up.
Breakfast consisted of .porridge
or baCon and eggs. DOwn Went
the:tents by 11.00 a. m. and
everyone was ready to go home
fOr dinner. ' We had wieners and
beans. At 1.00 some of us went
Mildmay which of courseLuck -
, now won 1.6-7.
Well that just a bout conclddes
our trip.
Attending from Luc know, were
Scouts Mike McDona0, ,Anthony
F.lowald Fred Howald , Carry
McInnes,, Brian Cranston, Jay
Passmbre , Craig Treleaven, Steve
Button, Danny Londi: , Darfl
Wisser; Scout leader hill Searle;
Keith Cranston, Jim Cranston
and Jerry Searle. •
in playing ariesotne in the
gym., for those who would pre let
to- de-sprn-et-kin-g_clse
Ideas such as 'Art , olleyball,
Crab Soccer.. table tennis and
several other interests v, el-6 shown.
It is the hope that. a lot of girls
will come out to this fun.inght .
and talte'part. The mating was .
closed with lots of discussion:
Make Plans for
Activity Night
A meeting was held in Brook-
side School on June '28 to discuss
the Activity night which is to
be held for the girls of the area
, for the summer months. It was
decided to hold it every Wednes
-Clay night from 7:30-to '9.30 at
the .sdhool.
'Mrs. *Barry Hackett is in charge
arid so far has been, offered the
help of Lynn Marie Evans as
assistant. It was decided to have
a ball game for the first night,
July 5 for those who ,are. interested
RECREATION
BEAT
pitchl.ing the ri-ee -a -net .for• us
and to Janice ,Farrel] our captain ginning at 7.00 p.m..
e'e loo.kin forward to seeing . for cats `Tyre alalso dive a lot of. • - • W • r
tc cheer.leades and i you on July 7th and .8th. for
• ImOre information watch the Fri- , .alsc score:- • • da afternoon program "Pe " on er , Mrs. H. He y. nt
CYNX-TV and see the ad else-
'where ih this week's Sentinel.
The Lucknow -Boxing ChM is • •
now in hill "swing" an d..anyone
interested in joining, or just
watching , is invited to drop by
the arena any Monday or Thurs-
day night. ,les are all strictly
enforced. It's good clean fun for
anyone wishing to lose those
extra few pounds.
This Friday and Saturday will
be the finale of a great deal .of
hard work by*many people in the'
Lucknow area". The Recreation
Showcase has involved much plan•
ning and co-operation among
numerous interested citizens in
the community. The Lucknciw
Recreation Planning and Develop-
ment Committee invites you to
come out and see what your area
has to offer in, the way ofrecrea-
tion. The diSplays on show will
range from live craft demonstra-
tions to flower'arranging and
-hoVercrafts. Several towns in
the district will be exhibiting dis-
plays of how. their Recreation
Departments' function to meet,the
needs of their particular commun-
In conjunction with all this,
many local talents will be feattu-
ed during the general entertain-
ment on Friday evening' and dur-
ing the. Talent Contest on. Satur-
day evening. If table tennis is
your game, you're in luck,
day beginning at 4:00 and
continuing-Saturday a ternouu, a
table tennis tournament, will be in
progress. Come and see •some
fast and furious -action_as_the local
pros battle for the championship.
All told , July 7th and 8th will
be' two great days of entertainment
and activity. It all starts at 4.00
p.m.. on Friday afternoon when
the arena doors open and the dis-
plays are at your. disposal. On
Saturday the activities get under-
way at 12.00 noon and will clim-
ax with the gala Talent. Contest