HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-03-15, Page 17Ripley Figure Skating Carnival
The Ripley Huron ..Figure
Skating Club held its annual
carnival in the Ripley Huron and
District Community Cenre Com-
plex last Sunday afternoon,
starting at three. There was a
capacity crowd in attendance.
Guest skaters were Danny Gor-
don, Lori Lee Gavreluk and Ntark
Moore. The- program had as its
theme "A Sentimental Journey".
Doug Coultes was the commen-
tator. Figure skating pro in
charge was Carol Woods. On the
club executive were president
Elaine Cote, vice Connie Cover,
secretary Judy . Hawrylyshyn,
treasurer June Paquette;, also
heading committees were Betty
Paquette, Sheila MacDonald, Di-
ane Brooks, Elaine Pollock,
Wendy Pollock, and Barb Gam-
ble. Frank Abela was in charge of
the music.
All the seniors skated in the
opening. They were Gail , Mac-
Donald, Dawna Rutledge, Sandra
Stewart, Marilyn Stewart, Debbie
Gamble, Peggy Elliott, . Helen
Kempton, Dorothy Needham,
Janice Needham, Kathryn Boyd,
Debbie van Kooten,. Glenda
Gamble, Lisa Gamble, Jenny
Regier, Mary Kempton, and
Caryn Nicolson,. Then there were
a number of solo acts - "Scott
wander Hogen, Denise Courtney,
Jenny Burgess, Candy Clark,
Shannon Blackwell, Tabathia
Middelkamp, Theresa Cote, Jo-
anne Pollock, and Debbie Gam-
ble. Then there were duets, trios,
guartets, and Larger groups as
follows: Jeff Wilkins, Lisa Mac-
Intyre, and Christine Wright,
Kerry and Nancy Nugent; Tammy - a
Fludder, David Hodgins, Carmen.
Lowry, Andrew MacDonald, Ste-
phen Beisel, Ainslie Martyn,
Tammy Farrell, and Tracy Hend-
erson; Lisa Murray, Michelle
Paquette, Theresa Schuler, and
Dwain Lown; Lisa Wilkins,
Natalie Lemke, and Larry Reid.
All the beginners were in "Old
' MacDonald had a Farm" , and
"March of the -Toys" Suzanne
Dawn Paquette,, Joanne Pollock,
Shea van den Hogan, Jennifer
MacDonal _ 'chael Hodgins,
Jason F udder, n Marie
Fludder, Shawn Paquette, Dale,
Brooks, Rebecca Cudmore, Patti
Dillon, Lou Burgess, Melissa
Clark, Corinne Daze, Kim Farrell,
Paul MacDonald, Jennifer Ger-
man, Christian Clark, Lisa Far-
rell, - Andrew Putman, Sheena
MacDonald, Lisa MacLean, Jan-
ine Hodgins and Kris Lowry.
More groups were Angela. Paqu-,
ette, David Schular, Dianne
Mitchell, Stephanie Bell; Lynda
Maclntyre, and Suzanne Bell;
Dennis German and Kerry Lynn
Paquette. Next the power skating
class were Robbie Brooks, Bobbie
Cameron, Jeff— Duvall, Pam
Elliott, Bradley Fidler, Shawn
Fidler,' John Forster, Danny
MacD6nald, Billy Patterson, Rob-
bie van Kooten, Stephen Cover,
Jeff Stanley, Jeff Gamble, Darren
Grubb, John Hawrylyshyn, Jeff
Keelan, Steve Keelan, David
McLean, David Patterson, Brad-
ley Stanley.; Vincent Wright, and
Marty Guikema,
Cathy Duvall, Kerry Lynne
Hunter, Tanya Hawrylyshyn,
Dawn ' Chalmers, Barbara Smith,
Shelley Gamble, Bradley Fidler,
Jennifer Scott, Marnie Pepper,
Christine Nicholson; Melissa
Middelkamp; Tammy Sorbara
and Geoff Denstedt; Ken Elliott,
Linda Roe, Shelley Galloway,
Jane Birnie, Vicki Rutledge, 011ie
Liddle, and Jill Denstedt; Christ-
ine Cover, Patti Elliott, and
Christie Messenger; Peggy Elli-
ott, Helen Kempton, Dorothy
Needham, Janice Needham,
Kathryn, Boyd, Glenda and Lisa
Gamble; Jenny Regier and Mary
Kempton; Dawna Rutledge and
Caryn Nicholson.
Then all the intermediates were
as follows: Dawn Chalmers,
Bradley Fidler, Shelley Gamble,
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Tanya Hawrylyshyn, Kerry Lynn
Hunter, Melissa Middelkamp,
Jenny Burgess, Ken Elliott,
Vickie Rutledge, Linda Roe, 011ie
Liddle, Shelley Galloway, Jill
Denste.dt, Jane Birnie, Christina
Nicholson, Marnie Pepper,, Barb -
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She'll be working in a Ministry of the.
Environment lab: Her job is provided
through one of eight programs developed
to give work experience to high school
and post -secondary students as well as to
young peoplewho have finished their
education. Here's how the programs work:
Ontario Youth Employment Program
provides a subsidy of $1.25 per hour to
encoufage additional summer youth em-
ployment by the business and farming
communities.This program is operated
by the Ministry of the Treasurri,
Subsidies Branch.
Ontario Career Action Program is a year-
round program which gives career
training and practical work experience to
unemployed young people for up to a
26 -week period. Participants are placed
as trainees in the private sector and with
various Ontario Government ministries.
This program is adininistered by the
Ministry of Colleges and Universities.
Ontario Youth Secretariat
Margaret Birch, Minister
Terry 0. Jones, M.P.P.
Parliamentary Assistant
L,ucknow Sentlnel, Wednesday, Mauch 15, 1978 -Pae 17
ara Smith; -Cathy Duvall, Shannon
Blackwell, , Theresa - Cote, Jeff
Gamble, Geoff. Denstedt, Lisa
Johnson, Tammy Sorbara, Tabi-
tha Middelkamp, Christine Cov-
er, Patti Elliott and Christie
Messenger. Solo by Debbie
Gamble and a trio 't April in
Portugal" by Gail ' MacDonald,
Marilyn and.Sandra Stewart. The
program ended with a March
Finale and presentation of gifts to
the .pro, guest skaters, leaders
and helpers.
Experience '78 hires young people to
work for the sumrner in various Ontario
ministries.The jobs are designed to
complernent_the student's academic -and
career goals. It's co-ordinated by the
Ontario Youth Secretariat.
1978 Ontario -Quebec Summer Student
fob Exchange Program places Ontario
students in various Quebec Government
ministries.and,agencies while Quebec
students are placed with Ontario
Government ministries and agencies.The
program gives students the opportunity
of increasing their knowledge of a second
languageand of experiencing the
culture of the host province. It's operated
through the Civil Service Commission.
Junior Forest Ranger Program gives
Ontario students who are 17 years old a
chance to gain practical experience in'
the management of our natural resources.
It's administered by the Ministry of
Natural Resources.
Junior Conservationist Award Program
hires students nominated through con-
servation -minded organizations to work
in resource management. It's operated
by the Ministry of Natural Resources,
Conservation Authorities Branch.
Junior.A,griculturalist Farm Program
employs students who reside in the city
to live and work on farms during the
summer. It's administered by the Ministry
of Agriculture and Food.
Youth Care for Senior Citizens gives
municipalities the opportunity to hire
young people to provide atihome services
for elderly and handicapped adults.This
program is co-ordinated by the Ministry
of Community and Social Service
The young people who work under
these programs and those who will work
as summer replacements for regular
Ministry staff will benefit from their ex-
periences. All of us in Ontario will benefit
e from the work they do.
Let's all Work together
to help Ontar!o's youth work
Government of Ontario
William G. Davis, Pr ruler
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