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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER- 29, 1915
RIPLEY SCHOOL
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awards were next. Miss Janice
Fisher gave , the Drama award to
Bob Campbell. Miss Janice Fisher
gave the English award to Patti
MacDonald. Mrs. Katherine
Collins presented the French award
to Margie Collins. Mrs. Geraldine
Houston presented the Geography
award to Ken MacKay and Nancy
McGuire. The. History award was
presented to Patti MacDonald by
Mrs. Barbara Burgess. Doug
Coultes gave the Mathematics
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LUCKNOW
award to Nancy McGuire. Sam
Malhotra gave the science award to
Grant Farrell.
George ' Armstrong and Jim
Needham presented the Albert .
Wylds Scholarships to Grant Far-
rell and Gail Messenger.
Floyd Stanley then introduced
the guest speaker, Donald Blue, .a
former Ripley District High School
student, who is now a principal in.
Toranto.
Ken MacKay then introduced
the valedictorian Gail Messenger.
The Mass Choir, under the
direction of Arlene Tranter and
Carol. MacKay, sang three selec-
tions, "Let Me Be There", !`The
Way We Were", "A Time For Us"
and the graduates joined in singing
the R.D.H.S. School Song.
After the Recessional a reception
was arranged by the teachers and
then there was a dance to music by
Clifford Emmerton; A special
thank you goes to the people who
played in the prelude. They were
Dawna Rutledge, Mike Pollock,
Jane Ann Coiling and Ann Farrell.
Also a thank you goes to the boys
who helped arrange the chairs and
clear them away for the dance.
These boys were Jamie Gallant,
Rick Rock, Brian Huston, Ron
Lofton, Ken Finlayson, Brian
Lowry and Joe Fry and to the girls
who ushered and gave out pro-
grams, Mary Margaret Smith,
Helen Culbert and Allison Mac-
Kay.
CongratUlations to all the Gradu-*
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VISIT COURT
On Thursday, October 23 half of
the Level 2 class, accompanied by
Mr. Turvill, attended Bruce County
Court in Walkerton. The trip Was
part of their history course this
year. The trip was enjoyed by the
students as it was a very
- interesting experience.
RUNNERS-UP
On Saturday, October 25 the
C.W.O.S.S.A. Volleyball was held
in Walkerton District Secondary
School. Both our Junior Girls and
Senior Boys were involved in the
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Collyer of
Alliston have been 'holidaying the
past week with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Collyer, Lucknow.
They spent the, previous week in
Long Beach, California, with Mr.
and Mrs. Al Martin and Ned
Martin. ,
James Culbert, Lucknow'," 'is now
a patient in Wingham and District
Hospital. He was previously in
University Hospital, London for
three months:
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Neabel of
Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Bennewies of eaforth attended the
Neabel family supper at Thornbury
Restaurant and also spent the week
end at the home of their brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Neabel.
Five ladies of St. Augustine
Catholic Women's League attend-
ed the Deanery meeting at Mount
Cannel on Monday, October 20th.
They were president, Mrs. Joe.
Hickey, Mrs. Ted Redmond, Mrs.
,Cyril Boyle, Mrs. Wm. Redmond,
Mrs. Gus Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Martin of
Stratford and Mr. and Mrs.' Jim
Errington of Dungannon were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Rice, Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hackett,
Lucknow,. returned on Sunday from
a holiday trip to Vancouver where
they visited for three weeks with
their daughter, Freda and Clare
Spicer and Cindy.
Nine members of the Lucknow
Skating Club, Nancy Haldenby,
Cheryl Haidenby, Sandra Irwin,
Nancy Thompson, Tom Barger,
Linda Campbell, Joan Hamilton,
John Barger and Patti Barger
attended a' Coaches Clinic at
Howick Community Centre on
Sunday.
competition.
In their first match the girls came
up against Erin winning two games
to one. Then they played 'St.
David's and unfortunately 'the St.
DaVid's team came out on top, two
games in a row. Once again' the
girls played Erin and were success-
ful in winning "two games straight.
In the final match Ripley came
up against St. David's. St. David's
took the first two , games straight
and Ripley took the next two. This
made it necessary for a fifth game
to be played. Even though our girls
tried their best they lost the game
to St. David's.
The girls received. the title of
Country Singles
Dance
Sat. Nov. 8
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MUSIC BY.
"Tony Nuthers"
Refreshments SERVED
Watch for our next dance
NOV. 15
AT
ATWOOD HALL
• MUSIC BY
"Four Of A Kind"
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Smith of
Downsview and Irene Button of
Dundas visited for a few days with
their mother, Mrs. Evelyn Barkwell
of Lucknow, and took her out for
birthday supper October 23rd.
Visiting on the week end with
Tom Salkeid in' .Lucknow were his
two daughters Dr. Helen Salkeld of
North Gower and Mrs. Margaret
Schmidt of Calgary, Alberta and
Izzy Creelman of North Gower.
They all attended the Foxton-Boyle
wedding on Saturday.
"DOesn't seem possible that a
year has come and gone" writes
Mr. and , Mrs. Don Hayes of
Livonia, Michigan in renewing
their subscription. 'Thanks for a
lovely year, we would - miss/ it
terribly if we didn't get our weekly
paper".
Runners-up at C.W.O. S. S. A .
The Senior Boys played Chesley
in their first match and lost 2
games straight. They played
Burford in their next match and
won two games straight. The boys-
came up against Chesley again in
the final match. They put up a
good fight but Chesley won three
games to one.
The boys also received the title of
Runners-Up at C. W .0. S. S . A .
Congratulations go to both the
Juniors and Seniors for doing a
great job, in Volleyball this year.
Talent is a necessity, but a
little patience is worth more.
ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ritchie and
Mel had as Sunday visitors her
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLean
and Donald of Wroxeter.
Mrs. Douglas Raynard and her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McAllister of Auburn spent Sunday
in Waterloo visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Florence Dahmer and also her
grandmother, Mrs. Mable Mac-
Kenzie in the Freeport Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pollard of
Ripley visited Sunday with his
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Helm
and family:
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Swan and
family had his brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Swan and Marylin,
Michael and Gwen 'of Cambridge
Galt on Sunday.
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Wilfred Hackett of Ashfield
Township returned to his home a
week ago after being, a patient for
three weeks in University Hospital,
London, where he had surgery.
Lucktiow C.G.I.T. leaders Nancy
Ritchie, Elizabeth Ritchie and
Laura Lee Cayley attended 'a
C.G.I.T. Leaderama week end at
Bolton Outdoor Education Centre,
October 24th to 26th.
Mrs. Joe Agnew spent last week
in Wayne, Michigan,, visiting with
her daughter Judy and Jim Lukas
and granddaughter Michelle.
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