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The committee has chosen five classifications which they feel best represents the most challenging areas for competition. These classi- fications are as follows: 1. Most improved farmstead and entrance. 2. Most improved rural dwelling and grounds. 3. Most improved urban home and grounds. 4. Most attractive homestead already improved. 5. Most attractive rural or urban dwelling and grounds. With 16 townships in HurOn County, plus the towns, villages and hamlets, the committee is hoping for a large number of aplications • for-- each of • these classifications. Entry forms will be avilable shortly, so start thinking of the improvements that can be made around your home or farm and .be ready to fill one out as soon as it appears. RIPLEY SCIENCE FAIR On February 17, a very success- ful science fair was held at Ripley District School for all pupils of the Ripley schools. A large number of interested visitors enjoyed examining the many fine projects which the students entered in the, competi- tion. At the end of the evening winners of the Science Fair were announced. They were: _ Primary, Grades 44r-lst Stacey Baxter, Molds; 2nd, Doug Haury- lyshyn, Electricity. Junior, Grades 4-6, 1st, Janice Needham, Growing Plants; 2nd, Debbie Lamb, °pleat Illusions; 3rd, Michael Hunter, Jeff Scott, Ken Elliott, The Steam Engine; 4th, Ronnie Rock, Corn. Intermediate, Grades 7-8, 1st, Larry Needham, Benefits of Trees; 2nd, Greg Graham, Grading of Eggs; 3rd, Frank Dore, Lemon Power; 4th, Debbie Lowry, Janice Elliott, What Time Is. Junior High School, 1st, Mary- Margaret Smith, Testing Tissue Paper; 2nd, Margot Messenger, Noise; 3rd, Mark Stewart, Home- made Projector. Senior High School, 1st, " Jeff Rouse, Polymers; 2nd, Doug Peter- baugh, Photography; 3rd Greg Rouse, Absorbency of Woods; 4th, Robby Lowry, Mark Humphrey, Paper Towel:, We wish these people continued success •in the Bruce County Science Fair to be held March 11 at 'Walkerton District High School. TEACHER OF THE WEEK WILLIAM TURVILL This week our column is featur- ing our principal, Mr. William Turvill. Mr. Turvill was born in Toronto and educated in East York. His education includes the Princip- al's Type A course. He previously taught for 17 years in Hanover, Strathroy, Etobicoke and New- market before coming to Ripley 7 years ago, where he now teaches literature. Mr. Turvill is Married with 3 children and lives in Kincardine. He; participates in chess, curling and golf. We hope Mr. Turvill will continue to be the head of our school for many more years. - B.I.A. Ripley Senior Girls' Basketball team travelled to Walkerton on February 26 to participate in BIA. Unfortunately they had a streak of bad luck and lost their first game to Chesley. The team would like to thank Mr. Coultes for all the time and effort he spent coaching these girls and maybe have better luck next time. LEGION SPEAKERS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Kinloss Central School, speaking on Sheiba; and Gordon Jamieson, - Brookside Public School speaking on the "Wheel". In the Senior Division (Grades 7 and 8) first prize went to Judy de Boer, a grade 7 student at the Lucknow Public School speaking on "I'm A Peanut". Second prize was won by .Michelle Edwards, Grade 7 student at the Lucknow Public School speaking on "Disney World, Florida". Third prize went to Brenda "Henderson, Brookside Public School, speaking on "Alex- ander Graham Bell". There were 6 speakers in the Senior Division. Other speakers 'were: Theresa Taylor, Brookside Public School speaking on "Gary Gilmore"; Rose Marie O'Keefe, St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge speaking on "Guiness Book of Records" and Floyd Courtney, St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge speaking on "Alexander Graham Bell". Judy de Boer and Kenneth Irwin were each presented with a cup for their school and cup for themselves by Legion president ft. D. "Bud". Thompson. Judy is the 12-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John de Boer of Kinloss Township and Kenneth is the 11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Irwin of Kinloss Township. The second and third place winners received prizes of money. David Zyluk, principal of St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge was the chairman for a most interesting and well attended evening. Judges were: Rev. Albert Cook, St. Helens; Allan Holditch, Kincard- ine; and Harold Howald, teacher at the Teeswater Public School. First place winners will advance to the Legion Zone competitions being held at the Legion Hall in Clinton on Saturday, March 12th. Following intermission, Debbie Austin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Austin of Dungannon and a grade 8 student at St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge was asked to come to the platform. Debbie had won first prize for her poem "Remembrance Day" at the Leg- ion Branch Level, first prize at the Zone Level and placed second in the District Level in the Legion Essay and poem competitions. Debbie read the poem she had written and was presented with a cheque from the Zone and the District for $10.00 each by H. D. Thompson. Lynne Hilverda was then called to the platform. Lynne had placed first in the Essay competitidn at the Branch level, another first at the Zone level, another first at the District level in the Legion essay and poem competitions and her 'essay is now entered in the Provincial competition. 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