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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-03-19, Page 14CONTINUED ON PAGE 18 4', c. It becomes free as soon as you or your spouse turn 65. Por both Of you and any eligible dependents. Provided you have lived in Ontario for the last year. Phone.,-write or visit your OHIP District Office for an application form. YOu've earned it. Ministry of Health Ontario • 5.fir,•• WEDNESDAY MARCH 1.9,1915 This Week In Ripley OIYM~I LOTTERY TICKETS SUPPORT THE 1976 SUMMER OLYMPICS TICKETS $10 EACH June 8 Draw Now On Sale At HE LUCKNOW SENTINEL Lfast Thursday and Friday eyen: ings were" both busy evenings in the Ripley District High School auditorium. On Thursday evening it was Achievement Night for the Ripley District Night School classes with a diSplay of the wOrk of those attending, the Fashion Show, and the presentation of certificates. On Friday evening it was the St. Patrick's Dance sponsored by the Ripley Firemen. This was the first dance in this area for the Road Masters from Lucknow. This orchestra has been playing for some months now for different engagements down in the Toronto area, so the members of the band were very happy to get this opening engagement in this area. However on Friday evening several other gatherings were taking place. With the Achievement Night and the dance on consecutive evenings it was a busy time for .caretaker Murdock McDonald, moving chairs and tables, and making adjust- ments as well as cleaning. * •* * * * * Late Thursday "afternoon manr.; ladies were busy bringing their exhibits to the school and by six o'clock there was the usual good display in the auditorium. Along the South wall there were many fine' oil paintings of different types - some really. outstanding. At the back of the auditorium was a great display of china painting. . It covered three long tables and in if were cups, saucers, plates, salt and pepper sets, and cream and sugar sets. While viewing this display Miss Marie Inkster, x-ray technic- ian at Kincardine Hospital, came along and .from her hand, painted tea plate the 'names of the china painting class were obtained and our thanks to Miss Inkster. Each lady taking the class had signed the 'plate including the instructor Mrs. Marion McCharles. She also pointed out a light ,green tea plate belonging to Miss Jean Hammond with all the signatures.- Next in the inspection tour around the auditor- ium, was the colourful work of the liquid embroidery class. The teacher, Mrs. R. Bennett, had a wall poster with the names 'of her class clearly printed on it which we were .able to copy doivn.. Next in the centre part of the floor the upholstered chairs were displayed 11 variety, colour, and craftmanship could describe it. While viewing it Mr. and Mrs. Alan McLean brought in her fine large feather chair. From Mrs. Marion McLean and then later from' . Mrs, Nancy Regier, the instructor, the names of those in this class were Obtained. In front,of the drawn drapes on the stage was a printed sign "Sew 'to save in the seventies -: Fashion Show at 8.00 p.m.". Mrs. Margaret,Gemmell listed her class. Along the north wall of „the auditorium was set up the coffee maker and refreshment table and farther back the display by, Miss Gail Courtney's physical fitness class.. In it were illustrated poster% basket and volleyballs, racquets, bats and other equipment arranged on and around a vaulting box horse. After the principal of the school, William Turvill welcomed those in attendance, Mrs. Margaret Gem- men:: using the mike, directed the fashion show staged by the ladies of her sewing class and members of their families. As in past years this_ is one of the feature attractions of the Achievement pragram and Mrs. Gemmell handles it in a capable manner as a lvt.C. • and commentator. She has listed for us the models as, follows: Miss Candy and Christian Clark; Mrs. Bonnie Hargreaves and daughter Carra Leigh Hargreaves; Debbie, John and David van Kooten; Shannon, Sandra, and Bobby Blackwell and Mrs. Carol Blackwell; Miss Joyce Black; Mrs. Shirley Galloway, Arthur, Kevin and Shelly; Mrs. Dorothy Hilborn; Mrs. Lila Tranter and Miss Arlene Tranter; Mrs. CarOl Fludder, Tammy and JaSon; Mrs. Mary Brown and Valerie Lynn. Assisting with costume changing 'were Mrs. Elsie Forrest- er, Mrs. Aileen Clark - and Mrs. Judy van Kooten. Miss Corrie Piel, a member of the class was on a trip and hence not present in the show. After the Fashion Show was completed the presentation of certificates was held, with Mr. Turvill and the instructors of the classes in charge. Beginning with the oil painting class instructed 'by Mrs. Danielle Martel, - now of TiVetton and formerly :of Ripley - in this claSs were Mrs. Anne McCosh, Mrs. Rosalind Hodgins, Mrs. Frances Godfrey, Mrs. June Elliott, Mrs. Marjorie Thompson, Mr"s. Betty Zweicker, Mrs. Marlene Wolsten- holme, Miss Ann Johnston and Mrs. Margaret Ann Orr. The course in basic mechanics was instructed by Ripley Garage operator, Howard Hodge and those awarded certificates in it were Ken MacLeod, Dave Bridle, -Keith Hunter, John Dahmer; and Carmon Courtney. Next was Mrs. Marion McChar: ales with her class in first year china painting - Mrs. Evelyn Evers, Miss Marion Hammond, Mrs. Helen Rogers,-Miss Marie Inkster, 'Miss Jean HammOnd, Mrs. Mary Black. In Mrs. Nancy Regier's upholst- ering class were Mrs. Ruthe Patterson, Mrs. Lloyd Worthing- ton, Mrs. Margaret Rouse, Mrs. Marion McLean, Mrs. Mary Piel, Mrs. 'Ida Piel, Mrs. Pat Denstedt and Mrs.. Janet Card. The class in Liquid Embroidery instructed by Mrs. R. Bonnett was next.• They included Mrs. Joan Brown, Mrs. Emily Bushell,, Mrs. Verna Campbell, Mrs. Phyllis Carnochan, Mrs. Helen Cornish, Mrs. Mildred Griffith, Mrs. Flor- ence Nicholson, Miss Brenda McLean and Mrs. Margaret Rich- ards. Miss Gail Cdurtney instructed the class in physical fitness. In it were Reta Irwin, Carol Bell, Peg, Bates, Darlene Nixon, Margo, Middelkamp, Marj Middelkamp, Tini Meyers, Wendy Houghton and Wanda Wilson. Mrs. Margaret Gemmell's class in sewing included Mrs. Aileen Clark, Mrs. Bonnie Hargreaves, Mrs. Judy van Kooter, , Mrs. Carol Blackwell, Mrs: Carol, Fludder, Mrs. Dorothy Hilborn, Mrs. Joan McLeod, Miss Arlene Tranter, Miss Joyce Black, Mrs. Elsie Forrester, Miss , Corrie Piel, Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. Shirley Galloway.' After this refreshments were served and another season of the Ripley .Night School had been successfully completed. Mrs. Elizabeth Ethel Emmerton passed away last Tuesday in Brucelea Haven, Walkerton, in her 84th year. The funeral service was held at the McLennan-McCreath 'Funeral Home last Thursday after- noon and thence to Ripley Cemet- ery. Native of - the Pine River- Amberley area of Huron Township, she was predeceased a few years ago by her husband John Emnier- ton. She is survived by her son Chester, four grandchildren and one great grandchild; also_ by her two brothers Harold Courtney of Pine River and 'Ripley and Sam Courtney of Walkerton. To .all these and all other family relatives sympathy is extended at this time of bereavement. Tuesday' afternoon and evening, of last week the rather quiet calm of Ripley was disturbed by actually two' trains from Palmerston to Kincardine and return. Then in the evening at seven-thirty it was the fire whistle calling the Ripley firemen to practice. Hardly would they be home, shortly after ten, when the fire whistle sounded again - this time for real. 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