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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-09-20, Page 8••. YEARBOOKS. R. D. H. S . yearbooks , .entitled "Spotlight 1971-72" arrived at the school last week. They are the culmination of a -lot of hard work done last spring by the members> of level fotpr There are a few extra isSuOlso if anyone would like to buy one; they are most welcome to drop in at the thigh School. • DRIVER's EDUCATION Driver's education commences at RDHS this Thursday and there are still a few:openings left fot those who wish to make•the Toads of Bruce County a sa er p drive. c e to High single was bowled by Anne Anderson with 227 and the high- triple by Dean Agnew with 575. Games 200 and over: Anne Anderson 227, Marie Stewart 220, _Grace Hopf_208, Dean Agnew 208i Marianna 'Porter 206. o Team points: Lorna Guay's Lollipops 2, Marie Hoffman's Chocolates 5; Marianna Porter's Peppermints 3, Grace Hopf's Jelly Beans 4; Dean Agnew's Gumdrops 7, Barb Sanderson's Ju Jubes 0.. Team standing: Jelly Beans 11, Chocolates 10 Gumdrops 9 -'Peppermints 6, In rubes 5, Lollipops 2. ' Kathleen Mac1)onald's Oysters 4, Carol Martin's Crabs 3 '. 'ream standings; LObsters U, Clams 10, Crabs 7, Oysters 7, 'Shrimps 5, Scallops DRAMA., The Drama Club met on Tues day, September 12th to reorganize for the upcoming year. Nomina- tions for the various executive positions were held and these are Tesirl -tsrPreirdent Anne Stanley; Vice President, Kathy Farrell; Secretary, ;Sally Harrison', Treastuteu, Dianne-Mac-- Kay. Immediate ,plans are to attend a Theatre Work Shop later on this fall. ECONOMICS •The Investment Club their first meeting on September 12th. The members present chose the execti tive as follows:, President-, Joyce- - Elliott; Secretary, Mary Needham and Treasurer, Wray Thonipion. Already a new pop machine has been installed in the cafeteria as part of an investment plan. If anyone wishes to join the club, and invest hiS money, he can con- tact-any-member of the executive, The price of a share is $1.00;. so Why not let your money work-kr you 1 MILLER M ACK ENZ1E LIMITED 1,E,NERAL INSURANCE 813 QUEEN Si 396 3395 K INCARDINE 395 2661 RIPLEY Roller Skating Ends Friday, October 13 FINAL ROLLER SKATING FOR THE SEASON. October:. 31st „ 8-11 HALLOWE'EN KATING PARTY No one admitted without a costume for ..rafetylb Sake LIT US MM... Why Worry? Get New Wipers 'Now •.••••-- Driving in the rain is difficult. Don't add to that with worn window wipers which impair vision. Come in soon for a. complete checkup• of your car. It may save you. CLOSED AT 7 P.M. EVERY EVENING 9- op on an mo mmmmmmmm E. tiladONALD . LUCKNOW MUM: NOW' AS: ROCK'S BARN • DANCE ••7 oe • / DANcitif.,-1 -INIEKIT.., EVER-sATuRDAy_NIGHT 10:00 P.M. „ To 1400 A.M.. • THIS WEEK-- SEPT. ]3 DON ROBERTSON RANCH BOYS . • • • , 0001UPIZE___ 4 .4.. ..... ..... 4 . 44 . .. COUNTRY ROAD 2 miles south of ICintardine Aintree Road :RING YOUR FRIENDS AND ENJOY YOURSELF • NAME ............... .. 4 ... ..... COUNTRY ROAD WE HAVE A N n • Bowling Tourney Winners at the Lucknow Labour Day bowling tournament hire were: Jim Watkins and Bob Mcln- . tosh, London; Lorne Gardper and Allan MacKay, Wingham; Ray Durst rink, Walkerton; Guy Sem= - --.. pie-rink ;--Port - All were three game winners. Ladies 6:30 p.m. Norma McDonagh rolled the high single. of,257 and Marion MacKinnon the high triple of 567. - • Games of 200• and over Norma McDonagh 257, Ferne. MacDon- a 16-221„Mation_Mac Kinnon 210 , Carol Martin 203. Teams points: Vana Gammie's Clams\7, Belle Mole's Shrimps 0, Isobel Miller's Lobsters 7, - Janet MacPherton's Scallops 0, IA • PavaiiLmatiT i.q. • Ashfield - West Wawanosh Recreation League Playoffs create Wide Interest KJ 1-"G BRIDGE-ONE-UP In the Ashfield-West Wawanosh --RecreariOnal-Baseba-11-bors-11-. years and under semi-final divir sion, Benmiller played against,. DUngannon on. Tuesday, September 12th under the lights at the Lucknow -Ball Park. Ben; miller defeated Dungannon 12-6, taking the series in two garne straight moving into the final play- off division playing against Kings- bridge. In the first game in the best 3 out of 5, under the lights at the Lucknow Ball Park on Monday evening, September 18th at 8.00 p.m. , Kingsbridge took the lead one game to none with the score Kingsbridge 4 - Benmiller 2. The second game will be play- ed in Lucknow on Fri ay evening. PORT ALBERT GETS BY In boy's 12-16, Port Albert play- ed-against Kingsbridge. The sec ond, game was played between Port Albert and Kingsbridge on Tuesda-y, September 12th at_ bridge with Port Albert taking the best two of three with the score ort 10, Kiugsbridge 7. Port Albert has won the by into the final division. In , the semi final divisibn Dungan- non is waiting to play with the winner of the Benmiller and Nile pries. ' SERIES TIELKONE- ALL In senior division, boys 17 years and, over, the semi final playoffs was held under beautiful sunny sky Sunday after- noon, September 17. Lucknow and Kingsbridge played the , second game in the. semi-final . series with Kingsbridge defeating Lucknow 11-1, tying the series one e of this series will play . West Wiwanosh. The third and final game will, be announced on CKNX spor,ts. ladies 9 #411.. RIPLEY HI LITES R,DHS ROLLS INTO MOTION With the commencement of activities at RDHS this, month comes the election of officers for the student council. Nominations for the post of president are C,armon Courtney , Sally 'Elliott and Dianne,MacKay; for vice president are Bonnie Boyle, Sally Harrison arid Sandy Pollock; for , secretary are Kim. Farrell., Eliza beth MacKay and Bruce Nicholson and for treasurer are Margie Collins, Gail Messenger and Mark Smith. In an attempt to seek support, the candidates and their campaign managers have livened the halls of RDHS with colourful and original posters The election is to be held on September 20. INNOVATIONS Neirfiittlita -and a dditions-ar--- R.D.H.S. are fluorescent lights in two of the rooms in the older portion of the school as well, as the auditorium and a storage building which is still' in the pro- _cess,of being_constructed , for gym equipment. JANITORS We would like to wish care- taker Murdock MacDonald, who has recently been ill, the' speediest of recoveries. George. cra—llum formerly-ofKincar - dine is helping out in the maint- enance of the high school in Murdock's absence. • AMBERLEY Viiitors With Mr. and Mrs. Norris Messenger and family on Labour Day week end were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fordham from Hamilton, their son.Gary and daUghter Ruth who had just returned from a photo safari to East Africa. Ruth had many good photos and interesting experienc- es to relate. Also-visiting with Norris and GrOlia-Wa-s-Gerald-Hiem-Simba- - from Nairobi, Kenya. Simba is in Canada for two years, sponsor- ed by the Government of Kenya, to learn about the manufacture and use of Canadian farm mach- _ *KOJI preparation for_ future trade negotiations between' Kenya and Canada. ' Miss Mary Pace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pace, has com- menced her studies in the R.N.A. course in Wingham and District •HQS OW, Horne Marsha Humphrey thepu ewyeaenkde Ge nrw eurdee. .41 .modame McLennan McCreath Funeral Service RIPLEY -ONTARIO 394-2969 Lee Walden from London. MargaretAnne Courtney was hOme froth Sarnia to' spent the week end with het family.' Donald Martin, Dennis Court- ney and Peter Walden left Thursday morning for a motor trip to the Maritimes and East Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Thorburn, of Amberley left on the week end to enjoy a motor holiday to the 'Eastern Provinces - the Mari- times. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Courtney and Mr. and Mr's. Ken Farrell spent the week end on a camping trip.. This ideal fall weather, beckons people 'to the outdoors. Mrs Dona d rrriel--visited with •Mr: and Mrs. Norval, Nes= bitt on Saturday afternoon. A large , crowd was in atiend- ance at the reception held for Mr and Mrs. Bruce Colwell on Friday evening. -Bruce and Shir- iqArg Jeaving_Prelently to make_ their home in the city of, Winni-. THE ,LUCKNOW swum LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDA7G SEPTEMBER 20th, 1972 a .