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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-06-16, Page 9Nel 10,111w 17, FA 18, SeE 19, Sve 20 2 -COMPLETE SHOWINGS it 7:00 mod 9:00 P.M,. II,* .ga In tile middle "we 14 'of a robbery,- ..k. • Pizza for everyone. • Pizza 'Tor everyone?? Weird Chino can happen on a woo* • ttri • PLEASE NOTE:. Theatre will be CLOSE MON. - TUES. - WED, and open oni MUM TO SUNDAYS UNTIL SEPTEMBER Thurs. 24, Fri. 25, Sot. 26, Sao. 2/th. I Showings Daily it 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. soo°4"devino.nattelaYtonLedd a crildt=tr. If ices peed. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT a a a a a a a n n • a a a a a a a a • a • ev • • es an • we • an • • • • • • • • • 1. • PARK THEATRE GODERICH 524-7811 THURS. IO THURS, .JUNE IT to JUNE 24 LAST WEEK TO "SEE" • ONE SHOW NIGHTLY, II P.M. %PACK 14110011$0114 . ONE F1LLW4IVER INE C WA line t WARNING. Contains language REDFORD/HOFFMAN "MIME RESIDENTSMEN" r As Recommended Adult Entertainment -.0.7(vt • SAT JUNE 30 - JULY 3 ' MIEN MOVIES WERE SILENT - HIS WAS ,THE BARK HEARD 'ROUND THE WORLD. *W011 TOTEINH MAIICLINE KAHN 11111,511Vi:104 1F,MriAier -ASST CisRNFy. 0011.1111prk 044FilArtIrtIOA1011fi,AblrAki0 FRI. SAT. • ••"••••• which may be, 9,30 offensive. JUNE 2 5 JUNE 29 .•, ,F R I, CSAT. M SHOWINGS? 16 • V: 36 • It times it looked like it might cost them their jobstheir :sputa ,amil immilbe ohms en their Wes. • THE 1143CKNOW SENTINEL, 1.,UCKNOW, ONTARIO wEIDNEFAY, JUNE 16,1916 A a574410, . Slyer/time dusk • DRNE-IN • GODERICH , all programa , Hter 6 11 CONCESSION HO ,t • PHONE 124 9911 subject to change BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 9,00 P.M. ,. ' THURS., JUNE 17 TO-NIGHT ONLY . . TANTALIZING! TOTALLY REVEALING! THEY LIVE FOR WeAmraryingorao/ LOVE' THEY PLAY ' ' • . FDA PLEASURE, 74, new anC'dslgameloyss THEY PARTY FOR marital miScono'Llci PURE PASSION! ' a Fir. I vra TANGO OF , PERVERSION . 4". o( 99' ace* 4444/ . • •••• aro. ii- .. roller R..,„ IN SIZZLING •-r • • •• EROTICOLOR , ....s. --- .ii 41, 4 .h: _ ---"`-.FRI NVr. 'S. , JUNE La to tthey do Jackson County .lail ,...s6,..% \ ',• r ,.47 \‘ •% , Therm ire there to protect ner. Out who will protect her trom the caps? to herin 1 .. JUNE'24 is a crime. A . ; . ''• ,.• • ... 4/14/1[MIN COUNT' ALSO WANTED! FOR BIGAMY, ROBBERY, KIDNAPING, ASSAULTING AN 'OFFICER AND 69 VIOLATIONS • OF THE TRAFFIC CODE!. . (LORII LEACHMAN it CRAZY MAMA , 0111117ANCE '. ? T • ., ..... JAIL .. .... % , ' -'''. ' '•.,- ,. 1. : „ :,1 s i*:1.;%, \A . '' . ROLLER SKATES On Friday, our students ‘council president, Ken MacKay, presented 67 pair of roller skates to the Ripley 'Complex. These skates were bought with the $3,000,00 last year's students council raised, with most of it coming from the dance-a-thon. There is still money left to be put towards skates. So when you" are skating at . Ripley Complex, think of all the work that Went into raising the money to buy the skates. And I, as one of those future skaters,, say THANK YOUll ASSEMBLY On Friday we • had our final assembly of the year. In saying goodbye to our graduates Mr. Brown announced what they would be doing next year. In our Grade 12 class there will be three people leaving us. Larry Carter and Mike Gallant are presently seeking employment and Danny Hickey will be attending Conestoga College for a course in Criminology. Kevin Cook, 'Norma Crozier, Sandy Lid- die, Ken MacKay, Ardis Nichol- son, and Priscilla Ziphel will be • returning for. Grade 13. In our grade 13 class, .Bob Campbell will be attending Centra- lia Agricultural College for Agricul- tural Business Management. Barbara Grubb will be at University of Western Ontario for a General BA. . Courtney Liddle will be working. Patti MacDonald is going to Queens University for ,General Arts. Peter MacDonald IS attend- ing Fanshawe College for a course in Air Conditioning and. Refridgera- tion. Carol MacKay will be going to University of Western Ontario for an English B.A. Barry Marshall will be attending Humber _College for Hotel and Restaurant Manage- ment. Julie McGuire will be • at home raising her family. Nancy McGuire will'be attending either York or Western for General Arts. Debbie Peterbaugh will go to Fanshawe College for Dental Assistant, Janice 'Reeves is going to' Conestoga College for Criminol- ogy. Wray Thompson is going to University of Waterloo for Mathe- matics. Arlene Tranter is going to Fanshawe College for a Secretarial Course. Good luck Grads! Next on the agenda at the assembly was thanking Mrs. Hus- ton who taught at our school this year and is leaving us. She was a very good teacher and we are sorry to see her leave us. • Then Mr. Brown gave out. the Intramural Crests. These are the teams that play at noon hour r . Those who received the volleyball crests for girls were Arlene Tranter, Laurie Coiling, Ardis Nicholson, Dawna Rutledge, Mary Margaret Smith, Heather Boyle and Ruth Cluley. The boys crests' were won by Mike Gallant, Mark Stanley, Glenn. Grubb, 'Greg Rouse and Rick Clampitt. 'The girls basketball crests went to Barbara Grubb, Janice Farrell, Jocelyne Poirier, Denise Huber, Ann Drzazga, Bonnie Van Horne and Donna Elphick. The boys crests went to Randy Ackert, Jeff Rouse, Dave Linde, Sandy 'Addle, • Robbie Lowry and Mark 'Stewart. Winner of, the boys table tennis crest was Glenn Grubb and" the girls went to Barbara Grubb. Way to keep it in the family, folks!. Junior girls .badminton champs were Mary Margaret Smith and Denise Huber. Senior girls champs were Janice Farrell and Barbara Grubb. Junior boyS champs Were Brian Huston and Robert Regier and senior boys were Larry Farrell and Chris McGarvey, Next the, track and field chant- pions were' awarded their medal- ions and sweat shirts. The girls champions were Midget - Dawna • Rutledge. and Junior - Janice Farrell. The boys champs were Midget - Brian Coning, Junior Robert Regiet, and Senior Mike Gallant. The School Bars are presented to .those who are, on 'the school team for the first time. Basketball bars went to Shelley Hackett, Mary Margaret • Smith, . Debbie. Ziphel, Chris. McGarvey, Robert Regier, Rick Clampitt, Brian Huston,' Glen GrUbb, Brian tolling, Dave Linde, ' Greg Rouse, Jamie Gallant, Bob Campbell, Jeff Rouse, Randy. Ackert, Kevin Cook, • Mike Gallant, Mike Peebles, and -Wray Thomp- son. Volleyball bars went to Shelley Hackett, Karen McGarvey, .Dawna Rutledge, Mary Margaret 'Smith, Brian Huston, Brian Lowry, Jamie Gallant, Brian Coiling and Dave Linde. Track and Field bars went to Helen Peet, Brian Coiling and Robert Regier. • Table tennis bars went to Denise Huber:' Robert Regier and Erroll Lundy. The scorers bars. were given' to Doug Peterbaugh, Heather Boyle and Donna Huber. Winners of badminton bars are ' Denise Huber and Robbie Sutton. Jamie Gallant got a golf bar. ,,Cross country' bars were won by Peggy MacLennan, Allison Mac- Kay; Jean Huston, Priscilla Ziphel, Patti l3uttee, Mike Peebles, Rick Clampitt, ' Robert Regier, D,ave • Linde, Brian Huston, Jamie Gallant and Ken Finlayson. Curling bars were won by Carol MacKay, Priscilla Ziphel, Jape Ann Coiling, Arlene Tranter, Peter. .MacDonald, Ken MacKay, Mike Gallant and Kevin Cook, • Next the activity bars were, given out. The student council executive bars went to Ken MacKay, Donna Gallant, Laurie)Colling. and Jane Ann Coiling. Drama bars were awarded to Marilyn• Rhody, 'Marlene. Huston and Robbie Lowry. Public speaking bars. were earn- ed by Donna. Huber and Cheryl McGarvey. The deserving people • wire got Yearbook bars were Kevin CoOlc and Norma 'Crozier. Next the B.I.A. 'crests and chevrons were presented to the teams that won the Bruce County title this year. The members of the junior girls volleyball 'team that won vkrere Laurie Coiling, Janice Farrell, Donna Gallant, Shelley Hackett, 'Denise Huber, Karen McGarvey, Helene'.Peet, Mary Margaret Smith, Alice Steininger, Dawna. Rutledge and Donna Hub- er. MemberS of the junior girls basketball team were Laurie Coi- ling, Janice Farrell, Donna Gallant, Shelley Hackett, Denise Huber, Jane Messenger, Helene Peet, Mary Margaret Smith, -. . Alice Stein inger and Debbie Ziphel. Winners of B.I.A. crests for badMinton were Robert Regier. and Chris McGarvey for winning junior .boys doubles. Barbara Grubb was awarded a B.I.A. chevron . for winning the senior girls table tennis title. Last on the agenda for sports the "Golden Balls" marking the win- ners of , the Ripley Classic were presented. A certain teacher in our school' has been striving . to have Barbara Grubb as a partner in ping-pong all through Barbara's high school career and finally this year being Barb's last, he managed. it. So• the golden balls were presented to Barbara Grubb and Mr. Malhotra. The assembly closed with our principal, Mr. Turvill, wishing us all well over the coming summer, months! Guest. Speakers At Holyrood WI KINLOUGH NEWS The meeting of die Holyrood Women's Institute was held on Thursday evening at the hall with Mrs. William MacPherson presid- ing. The meeting opened with'the Ode and the Miry Stewart 'Collect. The roll, call was Something I am interested in seeing at our Interna- tional Ploughing Match. Mrs.. John Scott gave the that there were 30 blue jean jackets to be sold.. This year the proceeds went to the Cheerleaders who are working towards buying new uniforms. We made $24. The best bargain of the sale was a suit coat that Peter MacDonald bought , for a small sum. ,What do you' think Mr. Coultes?' THANK YOU On behalf of , Cheryl McGarvey and Myself, I would like to thank you for reading Our column this past year. We hope that we have covered 'the news you wanted to know about. So until next year THANK YOU' and have a good summer! HEATHER BOYLE financial statement acid also read the correspondence and the 4-H . course. This meeting was on Agriculture and Mrs; Raynard Ackert was program convener. Miss ,Mary Eadie favoured with • two piano instrumentals. Miss Dawn Brunton, Queen of the Fur- row of the International Ploughing Match, was a very interesting guest speaker'giving the highlights of the Ploughing Match at Walker- ton. Leo Murray, reeve of Kinloss ToWnship, introduced the next guest spaker, Mr. Douglas Parish, assistant Planning Director for Bruce County, who ' explained the new Ontario Zoning Pia* He brought pamphlets and was table to answer any questions. Several of the men were present and 'took part in a novelty musical number.: MisS. May Boyle gave a reading 'The Farmer Does It Again". Mrs. Frank Maulden thanked both of the guests and presented them with gifts. Mrs. Raynard Ackert conducted a contest "How well do you know the Ploughing Match personnel' 2 . Directors were Mrs. Raynard Ackert and Mrs. john Scott. Miss Edna Boyle will be the July hostess. The meeting closed with 0 Canada and the Institute Grace, after which a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. William' MacPher- son, Mrs, Raynard Ackert and Mrs. John Scott. ACADEMY AWARD ." WINNER. . , CANNE'S. := I LM FESTI VAL AWARD- WINNER 4,4K1a14** *Mg UMW 040*... 0440 Warning: contains some scenes of violent and coarse language_ from the theatre branch of Ontario. (.01.11MRIA PIC:TUILLS presents ROBERTDENIRO TAXI DRIVER ;PHILLIPS p!roduction'of a MARTIN SCORSESE RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL LOST AND SOLD We; held our •lost and found auction on Friday at noon. All 'the articles that had been found throughout the year were auctioned off by our able auctioneer Mr. Turvill. 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