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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-02-15, Page 23Ripley Happy Hearts Club BY CHRISTENA ROBERTSON The happy Heart's Club of Ripley entertained the Kincardine Merry Kin .and Lucknow Town and Country Clubs'- on Friday ev'ening, February 10th at the Ripley District High, School audi- torium. Nearly 200 people attend- ed and were welcomed by Mrs. W. Arnold and Reg, Moore at the door, • Ripley Huron Central REPORTERS: Ian Culbert, Hea- ther Scott, Kenneth Thompson, Christine Cover. VALENTINES DAY IS ALMOST HERE! Valentines Day is here again and the children at school will be giving out Valentine Cards, On February 14, 1978 all the classes will be going, with luck, skating. From everyone at Ripley, You're our Valentine. SPECIAL EDUCATION The class went outside to play "Ground Hog" on February 2, 1978 and found that they couldn't see their shadows even if the groundhog could. Jim MacKenzie thought the snow was very, pretty . and wrote us a poem. SNOW Comes down Like a feather If it Likes. Thank you Jim for the poem. SPORTS At Ripley we have; been. having a table tennis tournament and Annual Meetly •..... g CONTINUED FROM PAGE 18 Caretaker, Mrs. Beth Rutledge; Anniversary Committee, Mr. and Mrs. F. Scott, Rev. C; Westhav- er, Miss Irene Logteriberg, Mrs. Winnifred Girvin; Sunday School Superintendent, Mrs. Alvin Kerr; Secretary-Treasurer,Mrs. Judy Kerr; Assistant, Miss, Susan Pollock; Nominating Committee, Mrs. L.- Christilaw, Mrs. Winni- fred Girvin, Mrs. Alvin, Kerr. Suggested anniversary date was October 15, 197$. A. request from Mrs. Dave McGratten to ha* a memorial placed in the Nile' Church in memory of her and her late husband was received. The 'meeting was closed with the benediction by Rev. C. Westhaver. Bruce nurses....... CONTINUED FROM. PAGE 21 flood the profession, the groups said. The 're-entry program should be more realistic than the one offered by Fanshawe College which is an 18 -month refresher course and costs $700 which does not include food, lodging, tran- sportation or child care, those at the meeting felt. ' It Was generally agreed that any inicompetency in the field of nursing has been brought about by the government cutbacks reducing staff and consequently resulting in poor nursing care: There will be another meeting concerning the College's proposal in Hanover on February 22 and in Kitchener, February 8. Early in March there will be an RNAO meeting in Kincardine. The women at the meeting Monday felt the"College proposal-, if accepted, might set a preced- ent, and other„„ professions may find themselves confronted with similar legislation 1 now it is aver with Joey Roberts winning the championship. In junior floor hockey about -half the games have been played. Team six is leading 'with 8 points and team three with 6 points. Nine games in Primary hockey have been played. SNOW WEEK The kids in Mrs. J. MacDon- ald's class this week have been having "Snow Week", which consists of 4 teams that will be competing against each other. Some of the games will be Snowball in Bucket, gan Relay, Course, Spoon Relay, Mini Ski Race. the Soccer Snow Tug Kick, Scoop, of War, Tobog- Obstacle Dump, and The Glooscapp Harbour Lights band, introduced by Mrs. Violet MacKenzie, provided ( lively musical program with Mrs, Sheldon (Donna) Benjamin and her guitar, Walter DeWolvfe with his violin, and David Benjamin playing traps , and drums, They sang solos and duets such as "One Day • at a Time", "Side- walks of Old London Town", "Lucille", "The Truck Drivin Man" and many other songs. In fact they had the whole audience singing before the concert was over. Mrs. Ned' (Elaine) Cote's lovely voice was•a fine part of the concert s she sang several numbers. I am sure everyone enjoyed• the program very much. Dancing followed, led by the band. Lunch was served by the committee in charge, Mrs. Frank Scott, Mrs. Ea"rl Tout, Mrs. Violet MacKenzie, Mrs. Margaret Blue, Christina Robertson, Mrs. Sam Emerson, Reg Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Arnold. The next big event for the Happy Hearts will be a euchre party on Feburary 23rd. iDeker�a6/e air atReasomb/eNies 1978 GRANADA, 2 door 1978 GRANADA, 4 door 1978 FORD F100, pickup 1978 ' FORD CUSTOM 500, 4 door 1,976 FORD ' 1/2 TON,,. 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