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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-06-25, Page 19WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1975 THF<LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE NINETEEN Proficiency Winners At Ripley District School ••',1% 'f•AzZATAMM. RNOLD'S- GENERAL STORE R.R. 7 Lucknow — Lines Phone 529-f248 PECRA111.$ FRESHIE ASSORTED, 10 pkgs. 69c CLARK BEANS WITH PORK, 19 oz. 39c KELLOGG'S SPECIAL K, 11 oz. 94c. Presentation And Program At Grade 8 Graduation At Lucknow Central School Four grade 8 Students at Ripley. District School received acade1nic honours at graduation last week. Left to right are: Brian Reid, 13, Married Saturday At Lucknow EMMERSON - MacDONALD The marriage of Mrs. Catherine Georgina MacDonald of Lucknow, ' daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hamilton of Lucknow, to Mr. :Samuel Emmerson of Ripley, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Emmerson of Kincardine Township, took place June 21st at the United Church parsonage in Lucknow. • • Rev. Douglas Kaufman officiat- ed. Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson will reside in Ripley. • son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reid, winner of the progress award; Ann Drzazga, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Drzazga, girls profic- iency; Brian Huston, 14, son of Mr. Further Donations To Medical Centre Further donors to the Lucknow Kinsmen Medical Centre Fund are listed: Albert Porter, Mary Miller, . Betty O'Donnell, Annie Nesbitt, Bob Purvis, Bill Graham, Ed McQuillin, Pat MacMillan, George Kennedy, Grant Gollan, Gordon Struthers, Don Gaunt, Bob Lyons Jr., David Kirkland, Mrs. Sid Whitby, Gordon Barger Sr., James Mathers, Bryce Elliott, Wm. Hous- ton, Fred Sommers, Roy Irwin, Roy and Mrs. Len Huston, boys proficiency; Elizabeth Hipsh, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hipsh, school spirit award. MacKay, Bob Helm, Art Breckles, Orland Richards, Nat ThomSon, Ab Murray Peter MacDonald. Marie Hoffman, 'Dr. T. 'H. Cleland, L H. Cowan, Donald MacLeod, Mel Morrison, Gordon Morrison, Pharis Mathers, Bruce Thompson, Henry Blom, Bob Lyons, Bruce Raynard, Bryan Gammie, Keith Tyler, Harvey Maize, Leonard Ritchie, Mrs. Gerald Wagner, George McInnes, Gordon Brooks, L. & M. Grocer- ette, Walter Elliott, Donald Eng- land, Victor Ludwig, Dan Stutz- man, Robt. Aitchison, Lorne Forst- er, Joni Shetler, Jack Curran, Wilfred McQuillan, Mrs. Fred McQuillin, Gordon Lydns, Bill Beirnes, Ross Shiells, Floyd Milne. Lucknow central Public School marked the grade 8 graduation at a special evening on Wednesday' night of last week. The program opened by the singing of 0 Canada with ' Susan Thompson accompanying at the piano. PrinCipal Stuart E. Collyer extended words of welcome and the grade 8 students were introduced by their teachers, Mrs. Ken Wheeler and Mrs. jack 'Fisher. Greetings from the Bruce County- School Board were extended by Neil McConnell, area superintend- ent. Singing and skits by the grade 8 classes, and a piano solo by Tom Henderson, were part of the program. The Valedictorian was Norma MacIntyre, daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. Donald C. MacIntyre. The presentation of athletic awards were made to junior girl champ, Anita Guay; intermediate girls, Linda Moulton; senior girls, Gayle Williamson; junior boys, David , Emberlin; intermediate boys, Ray Guay; senior boys, Randy Matejcek. The band proficiency award was presented 'by Murray Keith to Tom Henderson. The Nicolson Memorial music 'award was presented by Mrs. Ann Nicolson to Jill Murray. graduating class at Lucknow Cen- tral Public School are: '• Murray Adams, David Atkinson, Paul Burt, Mary Lynn Cayley, Jim Clark, Laurie Clarke, Anne Colwell, David, deBoer, Hilda deBoer,. Sandra . Gardner, Gail Gollan, Tim Grafton, Edith Greer, " Steven Haldenby, Joan . Hamilton, Gloria Hayes, Eddie Husk, Torn Johnstone, pavid Kerslake, Etta-Belle MacDonald, Jo-Ann MicIntyre, Randy Matej- cek, Mike McDonagh, Sandy McEwan, Gary McInnes, Kathryn McKim, Sandra Moulton, Allan Stanley, Valerie Stanley, Douglas TreleaVen, Rick Whitby, Donna Whytock. Glen: Allan, Cathy Bannerman, Lorna Boyle Kathy Brooks, Karen. DOelman, Cathy Duiker, Pat Dunn, Lane Gollan, Randy Guay, Rick Harman, Roddy Havens, Susan Hedley, Tom Henderson, Christine Holloway, Fred Hewald, Paul Irwin, George Jamieson, Glenda Jamieson, Denise' King, Sidney Lanting, Kevin Machan, Norma MacIntyre; George McBride, Jill Murray, Austin O'Donnell, Kim Owen, Marie. Peterson, Donald Ritchie, Debbie Searle, Susan Thompson, Marian VanSligten- horst, Margaret Whitcroft, Marty. Young. Has A Complete Line Of FISHING SUPPLIES Lucknow District Co-op • The grade 8 boys proficiency award was presented to Tom Henderson by Jack MacDonald. Kathryn McKim extended thanks to the grade 7 mothers who assisted with lunch and this was replied to by Mrs. Rc;n Forster. The grade 8 teachers were presented with gifts on behalf of the students. Valeri Stanley and Tom Johnstone made the presenta- tion to Mrs. Jack Fisher. Denise King apd 'Paul, Irwin presented Mrs. Ken Wheeler. Jill Murray played God Save The Queen on the piano to end the program, Lunch followed and a group class picture was taken. Members of the Grade 8 The Lizmore Memorial public. speaking award of $50, a new award, was .presented in memory of Jamie Lizmore by his mother Mrs. Edward Lizpore to Marilynne, MacIntyre. The grade ,8 girls proficiency award was presented to Norma MacIntyre by. Jim Henderson. RODS - REELS - LINES LURES CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 LET TENDER iimionamittoffinnitsmIllifillImillilloollilmommoolommommummilm011ommollollsolthilliiiilluutituountionitimusinnummotitifflotimis Lucknow 'District COmop Phone 528-3024 • Ripley project. Provided under the National Housing Act, the loan is for a term of 50 years. The announcement concerning Central Mortgage and Housing Corp. was made by Crawford Douglas, M.P. for Bruce, on Monday. 4-H Members Go To Indiana This Week Twenty-three 4-H club members from Huron County will be leaving on Friday, June 27th, for Blackford and Jay Counties in Indiana on the first part of a 4-H exchange program that will last until July , 3rd. 4-H club members from Indiana will be , returning their visit tolluron County from July 17th to July 22nd. Huron County 441 club members from this area participating on the exchange are: Fran Logtenberg, R. I Dungannon; Kathy Pentland, R. 6 Goderich; Sherry Boak, R. I Dungannon; Linda Dougherty, R. 6 Goderich; Nancy Alton. R. 2 Lucknow; Paul Drennan, R. 1 Dungannon; Barry Elliott, R. I Lucknow; Ralph. Morrison, R. I Lucknow; Jerry Logtenberg, R. 1 Dungannon; John Franken, R. 2 Auburn. The group will be chaperoned by Mr. and, Mrs. Bob McNeil, R. R. 6 GoderiCh, and Jim Fairies, R. R. I ,Gorrie. The' objective's of the 4-H exchange program in Huron Coun- ty are to give club members an opportunity to meet 4-H er's their own age, from another country and to exchange ideas on different ways Of life and different agricultural practices. Part of the exchange is being sponsored by local agricult- ural groups and businesses throughout the county.