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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-10-17, Page 19• lAsanew S.r1i .l, Wedissoday, October 17, 1979-Psge 19 Ripley District students enjoy cross-country Elementary BY TABATHA MIDDELKAMP AND LISA MURRAY Ripley Elementary Cross Country teams went to Bruce Beach on Oct. 3 in the afternoon. They competed against teams from W.E. Thompson, Elgin Market, Huron Heights, and Lucknow. Lori Roberts won first for the senior girls and Danny Wood won first for junior boys. Ripley won second overall. Secondary BY NANCY MACDONALD AND MICHELE M.ACTAVISH The University of Western Ontario will be sending representatives tcrRipley, on Tuesday to talk to the Grade 12 students. On Fri., Oct...19 there will be a Professional Activity Day. Volleyball teams from Ripley are on a winning streak. On Tues., Oct. 9, Sacred Heart volleyball teams were in Ripley. All four Ripley teams won their matches. Last .Saturday the junior and senior boys and senior girls par- ticipated in a volleyball tournament in Kin- cardine. The senior girls won seven out of their eight games and came out on top! Although the boys played well they did not win the tournament. The Ripley volleyball teams play in Kincardine on Tues., Oct. 16. Good luck! REACH FOR THE TOP On Thurs., Oct. 4, all students at R.D.S. were givena quiz. The students who got the highest marks are the ones who will be representing R.D.S. in "Reach for the Top". Those students are: Harold Vander Glas, Adrian Ko.rten, Mike Larnb, Brian Huston and Paul Culbert. The boys owling TOWN AND COUNTRY BOWLING Beryl Hunter had high score for the ladies with a, single of 200 and double of 334. High single .for the men went to Wes Young with 193. Pharis Mathers took- the double with 304. Team scores: Reds 3, Oranges 0, Yellows 3, Greens 2, Blues 2, Violets 5. Team standings,, Violets 12, Reds 9, Blues 7 Yellows 7, Greens 5, Oranges 5. - LADIES 6:30 P.M. LEAGUE Merle Rhody bowled the high . single with a 238. Merle Rhody bowled the high, triple with a 534. Games of 200 and over: Merle Rhody 238, Marion MacKinnon 213, Grace El- liott 221, Becki Culbert 209. Team points: Jessie Joynt's Hens 7, Evelyn Smith's Roosters 0; Marion MacKinnon's Geese 7, Ruth, Thompson's Chickens 0;1 Merle Rhody's Ducks 5, Dorothy Bain's Turkeys 2. Team standings: Geese 27, Roosters 25, Ducks 25, Tur- keys 21, Chickens. 14, Hens 14. INTERTOWN BOWLING On October 13th Lucknow defeated Bowen Printing 9 - 2. Scores were: Ron Stanley 1124, Bob Cranston 939, Dan Dawe 918, Allan Stanley 884, Del Nixon 782, George Stan- ley .714. On October 14th Moles• worth defeated Lucknow 6 - 5. Lucknow scores were: Ron Stanley 1411, Gerald Rhody 973, Bill Searle 965, Allan Stanley 914, Brad Petteplace 859, Dan Dawe 786. MEN'S BOWLING RonStanley bowled the high single and triple with a 270 and 736. Games over 225: Ron Stanley 270, 249,,John Hak - kers 247, Ken Adams 246, Eric Taylor 231. Team points: Oldsmobiles 2, .. Fords 7, Mustangs 5,. Dodges 5, Poutiacs 0, Buicks 2. Team standings: Oldsmo- biles 14, Fords 14, Mustangs 9, Dodges 13, Pontiacs 9, Buicks 4. LUCKNOW-DUNGANNON • MIXED LEAGUE Ladies' high single and high triple were bowled by Grace Elliott with a 243 and 606. Ladies over 225: Grace Elliott 243, Ferne MacDon- ald 231. Men's high single and high triple were rolled by Ron Stanley k'with 371 and 800. Men over 250: Ron Stanley 371, Joe Agnew 258, Bill Stewart 255. Team points: Chipmunks 2, Foxes 2, Tigers 5, Gophers 5, Zebras 2, Polecats 2, Squirrels 0, Cubs 7, Cougars 7, Coons 0, Wolverines 5, Kangaroos 5. Team standings: Kangar- oos 17, Cougars 16, Wolver- ines 14, Tigers 12, Cubs 11V2, Polecats 11, Foxes 9, Gophers 9, Zebras 9, Squir- rels 71/4, Chipmunks 7, Coons 3. will go to Wingham on of this meeting. Wed., Oct. 17, to tape the show, at C.1C.N.X. Brains away, guys! BUS DRIVERS' MEETING. Last Wed., Oct. 10, there was a meeting in the library for the bus drivers. Starting . to prepare for the winter weather was the purpose BIKE TRIP Last Wednesday, the Grade 10 Physical Education class was supposed to go on a bike trip. Unfortunately, just before they were to leave, dark clouds showered us with wet snow. The bike trip is postponed until Wed., Oct. 17, if the weather is permitting. Ripley -Huron Central ART CLUB Last Friday the Art Club at R.D.S. visited the McMichael Art Collection in Kleinberg. The members who went said that they enjoyed their visit very much. FIRST DANCE OF THE YEAR! R.D.S. held their first dance of the year on Friday, October 12. The students danced from 9 until 12 o'clock and the disc jockey was Gord Bonarchie from `Toronto. Everyone was supposed to wear a hat and the. consequences of not wearing one was a fifty cent fine: Everyone seemed to be having a great time on Friday night, and the music was terrific! Learn about the pilgrims GRADE ONE Mrs. Johnson's grade one class have been studying about Thanksgiving. We learned about the -first Thanksgiving that the Pilgrims celebrated over 300 years ago. We made Cranberry Bread and a fruit salad. We enjoyed this along with apple juice at our Thanksgiving Party. GRADE 4-5 Each child in Mrs. Huston '.s 4.5 class is making his own leaf collection. _ This should help us to recognize trees by their leaves. 'We are also collecting some seeds off trees such as acorns,' walnuts, horse chestnuts, maple keys and • mountain ash berries. Congratulations to Suzanne Bell whose, frog won second place in thefrog jumping contest. Marriage WOOLNER - WAGNER The Christian Fellowship Church, Dungannon was de- corated for Harvest Home to provide the setting for the marriage of Marilyn Wagler, Dungannon and. Paul Wool- ner of Kitchener on . October 6, 1979. The bride is the daughter of Ken and Alice Wagler of Dungannon. The bride chose a traditional long white gown and an attractive halo head- piece for her wedding. Her three sisters, Joyce, Susan and Betty Wagler were her bridesmaids. They wore dresses in autumn shades (an a beige back- ground. Carl Dubrick was best man and Ron Baer and James Wagler ushered the guests. The pianist Carol Roed- ding accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John Lee who sang during the signingof the register. John Wagler and three of \the attendants read scripture readings during the ceremony, performed by Rev. Glenn Brul2acher and Rev. H. Lawrence. A recep- tion followed'at the Westfield Restaurant. Guests were invited to the honte of the bride's parents. to see the gifts following the reception. The couple travelled to Montreal and points east on their honeymoon. Upon their return they will take up residence in Kitchener. at the fair. GRADE 5 Some students from. Ripley Huron Central School participated in the. annual Fall Fair by square dancing. The grade five students and the • grade six students each did separate dances. The grade five dancers were Vicki Rutledge, Corey Cuyler, Candy Clark, Ricky Lamb, Ruth VanRooyen, Doug Sorbara, Barbara Smith, Donny •' Shantz, -Shirley Peterbaugh, Kerry Lynn Hunter, Paula Jarvis, Mark Dahmer, Laurie Farrell, Gordon Davies, Elizabeth Smeltzer, and Jill. Denstedt. The Grade Six dancers were Stephen Keelan, Tracy Dickinson, Philip 'Plowright, Heather MacKenzie, Todd Farrell, Lisa Johnson, Christina. Nicholson, Lori Ann Cave, •and Cathy Duvall. Congratulations go to Doug Sorbara and Philip Plowright whose frog won first place in the frog jumping contest. SOCCER WINDUP The intramural soccer schedule has come to a close. The competition was very keen throughout the season, as evidenced by the many tied games. Eight teams par- ticipated this year. Five teams were composed of grade 4, 5 and 6 boys while three teams of girls were formed from the same grades. The final game in each division haa to go into extra time with the final results decided in a sudden death situation. ' The champion boys' team was captained by Nick Dunn. Members of his team were Jeff Godfrey, Paul Gamble, Tim Piper, Robert Drzazga, Don Shantz,. Gerry Meurs, Steve Courtney, Greg Dahmer, Randy Nicholson, Raymond Ravell and Steven Fry. The champion • girls' team was led by captain Tracy Dickinson. Members of the team included Shanda Zipfel,. Janine. Thompson, Jane Birnie, E' ;zabeth.. Smeltzer, Kerry Lynne Hunter, Angie Mid- detkamp, Laurie Harkness, Karin Silverstone and Darlene Elsie. Congratulations to the winning team members. FLAG FOOTBALL. The flag football teams have been' chosen and play will start the week of Oct. 8, Five boys teams and three .girls teams will be participating this year. 94• r _ Sepoy Ceramics and Craft BEEHIVE YARNS, MACRAME SUPPLIES, CERAMICS... GREENWARE, PAINTS, GLAZES, BRUSHES , TOOLS, FIRING Macrame and Ceramic Classes WATCH THE SENTINEL FOR FURTHER DETAILS Ruth and Bill Bogues Linda and Lorne Emmerton Y"