The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-08-17, Page 1'"R
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tUCKNOW, ONTARIO .
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rade-Thirteen Refv.its
re Quite FOvOulgable
Ripley District,
High School..
• (By Ab •Wylds),
Results of the Upper School
(.Grade 13) .Departmental examin-
ations'were received at. Ripley
Post.: Office this pest Monday
morning.
The results were ,mailed on .Sat-
urday to all high schools where
these examinationswere, written
in June: •
A total of 114 papers were att-
empted at the Ripley Distriet
•
High' School, .With .'94 passes'and,
20 failures - an average of over
821 successful.' Papers were
written in eleven different
subjects'namely - English, `Hist
ry,. Geography, Algebra,, Georn-
etry , Trigonometry and'';Statics,
Biology. Physics, Chemistry,
Latin and French.. There. were.
21, students waiting at Ripley.
IdFarrell,
Teachers of these subjects Were: -
tido Petersoo - English; Mrs;
Howard'Harrison - History and
Geraphy; Mrs. Frank Fair -.
Latin; ,Mrs. Burton Collins,-
French;.Ab,'Wylds - Algebra,
Geometry, Trigonometry and
statics, Biology',. Physics and
•Chemistry. . • a.`
•
Carruthers, Karen. Eng,44,
eog. 35, Biol'. '.56,• Chem 21..,�
Cline, Anita `-. Eng. '53, Hist.
6:, Alg. .58,` Geom 59`, Trig..
5, Biol 70, Chem. 52.
Culbert, Katherine Eng..
Geom. 71, Chem; :74., ..
at. 87; Fr ..78 .:
Dodds,: Ricky -'Eng. 57., Hist.
6 , Geog,.: 67 Biol. 52, Chem :
Elliott, NainC" r E. - Eng.. 75,
ist:,51, Alg. 51, Biol.. 65,
hern. 52, Fr. 53.
Elliott, Nancy L - •Eng.: 55.,
lg. 52, Geom. 52,Chem . 41:.
Emmerton,•Jim Eng... 69,
ist. 50, Alg. 64; Geom. 63.,
61..81, Chem. 54, Fr, 71._.. ...
Farrell, Paul .-• Eng. 68, .Alg.7 3,
eom.' 75, Trig74, Biol.' 78,
ys;71,:Chem . 72.•
Farrell; Earl Eng. 52; Alg. 36.,
rig: 39,'Biot .•66, Chem, 52.
Finlayson, Bill. Eng. 54, Hist.
.Geog: , 53 , BioL 58,. Chem:.. •
Funston, Joyce Eng. 67.-Alg.
;•Geom. 5,9, Chem. 53; Lat.
," Fr . 66.
Funston, .Mary Anne. Eng. 65,
lg. • 70 .,. Geom.. 75, ;Chem. §5,
t.,77,• -Fr, 72 .
Lowry, 'Sharon Eng: 48, Get g.
'Biol. 46, Chem. 19. .
MacAuley, John Eng.. 62,
ist; 78.,. Alg. 53, Geom. 41,
ol. 65, Phys 55 , 'Chem. 50 .
MacDonald, Clarke - Eng..39,
47, Geom. 41, Chem _31. :
46.
aclnnes, Jack Geog., 53,' •
om . 46., Chem. 45;
acTavish, Bill - Eng. 63, Alg
, Georn. $4, Trig. 53, 'Chem.
Osborne, • Joyce - Eng. '6'0, Hist.
Alg.. 71, Geom. 57, Biol. 74
em. 61, Lat,, 80. .
pillen; .Darlene Eng. 55, .hist:
, Geom. 71.1
Pollock, Gary - Eng,. 44,. Alg.
Geom. 58, Trig. 53; Chem.
Stanley, David - Eng. 53, Alg.
Geom.' 84, Trig, 82, Phys..
, Biol. 84, Fr. 55.
Twelve of the above students • •
re trying for their Secondary
hool Honour Graduation Dip-
as and all were successful. •
even of them had no failures.,
Isothere were no failures in.
story, Physics and Latin.
op students were Kathy Cul:
rt , Dave Stanley and • Paul
.Lucknow. District •
High School
Lucknow District High School
produced. an impressive record; of
achievement in' Grade 13 examin-
ations as results were released :on • .
Monday of this week.. Noel Mason,
newly appointed principal, advi-
sed 'the Sentinel that 90:5% of -
the papers` prepared for at L. D•. H.
S. received a passing mark, 17.5%,
of the papers prepared for here're
ceived "first class honours. •
Top student .at,Lucknow was
Sheila McQuillan Who had an -ov- .
erah average of '74.4%. She had
three firsts in. History, Biol�BY
•n
and Latin74 i
and a: mark of
French ...
Keith.Roulston achieved -the
highest mark in the school rec-
eiving 80% in. History.
•Do had three firsts
and ley and Roger
Pen had two firsts.
uglas Dickie
Phyllis
;Pentland h
The students'. standings were .as.:
follows: .
Bonnett Jean "- Eng. C. Trig.
111.• • .
-Bradley Phyllis. A fg C , . Geom
1, • Biol . 1, Chem. 11.
Button, Roy - Trig. 11, Chem.,
11,.'Lat..11.
Dickie, Douglas Eng. C.
1. Trig. 1, Biot. 1.
Gibson, David Eng: C,• Alg..
C„ Geom : C `
Hunter, Herbert - Geom. C.
Biol.. C, Fr. C. ..
• Jefferson, Sharron - Eng: 11.1.,. ,
Geom. 111. Trig 111,
Chem.:C; Lat "111,
Johnston, Douglas - Trig. C
MacDonald, Marianna - Eng. C.
Biol.. C; Fr. C. •
Mathers, Elizabeth-'Biol; C.
McQuillan, Sheila - Eng.; 111,
Hist. 1, Biol. 1, Lat.1, Fr. 11.
Pentland, 'Roger Alg. 111,
Geom, 1, Trig. 11, .4Biol. 1,
Chem .' 111 :'
: Purdon, Barbara Eng:C, Geom,
111, Chem. 11, Lat. 11, .Fr. 111
Roulston, ,Keith - Eng. C Hist,
1.; Biol. 11`, .Chem C. Fr. C. •
Thompson, David - Biol.. 111,
Chem, C,
Thorburn , Joyce - Alg, 111,
C;eom, 111, Chem: C, Fr•: C.
Rev. Rd MaeLeod
Visits Homeland
Rev. Rod MacLeod. minister
of the Lucknow Presbyterian Cho
'.inch left on August 7th for a
visit to"his homeland, Scotland,,
,;,Mr. MacLeod made the trip by
plane. He will visit.in Glasgow:.,
Edinburgh and lnvernesshire with
sisters, brothers and their famil-
ies. It is ten years since his last:
visit "home". Mr.MacLeod plans
on returning September 12th...
Induction Service
For New Minister
REV. LAIRD S.TiRLING..
The Induction Service for Rev.
Laird Stirling, minister oe Luck -
now United Church, .was held at
the church on Wednesday, 'August
3rd.
The:service was conducted by Mr
Edgar •C. Hale of Underwa•od , con-
• vener of>Inductions .for .Bruce. Pres-.
bytery who presented the -sermon' ` •
and''scripture,. The sermon dealt:
•with'the vital role. of•the minister
in the congregation and the. comnn-
unity•
The Induction service was cone
ducted •:by. Rev,, Harold Pillen" of
Fine River representing the chair-.
Man of Presbytery
The new ` minister:, was led''to the •
pulpit by Rev . Martin Rule of
'Bervie who was :representing the
secretary of . Presbytery.
At the close, of the service, the.
minister and his wife were.. intro
"(lilted to the `members of the con-
gregation by church eld?r' Elwin
Hall.
Wilfred Drennan, clerk of
session; acted as chairman 'of the
reception program and introduced
• Rev • Rod MacLeod of . Lucknow
Presbyterian Church :and ,Rev`.
Stanley Jay of, Si.. • Peters Anglican..
Church who were present.. The
gathering -was -served `a lunchiby -
the ladies•of the church., `;.
In addressing the congregation,
Rev Stirling expressed his grat
itude for the;many lovely -signs of.;
welcome that he had received
. since arriving in Lucknow and
expressed his hope that this new
bond in Christ between minister
and congregation 'would .be to. the.
:glory of God in an effective wit
ness to Christ. - •'.
Present at the 'induction•service ..
were Mr, and Mrs. Ralph G. • Stir
ling of Burlington, mother and
father of the:minister and. Miss '•
Gail Stirlin sister of the new
minister
: Destro- �.ed B': dire.
•y y,
Fire completely destroyed the
.barn of Bill Hogan in an' early
morning blaze on' Sunday, July '31.
The Earl Swan family, neighbou
rs of the Hogans, spotted thefire •
About 1 a.m. andby the time
'Bill got to the barn it was wail
on theway to destruction'.
Destroyed were ' all. t he hay crop.
sortie grain and four calves as .
well as some implements, •Luck -
now Fire Department responded'
to the alarm. Cause of the 'fire 'is
not known for sure..
Bill is presently looking •fora
` barn to replace the' one destroyed
which he would move to his
farm on the 12th•.of Ashfield
Township.
Lucknow Bowling
Sold To Paisley Area
Lucknow Bowl and Billiard
A cademy, operated since April
of 1963 by' Lamrinert and John Van
Der Veen of Lochalsh has, been
sold t4 Gilbert Campbell of Pais-
ley. The transactionwas cornplety
'ed this past wee with .lvan Strath~
er.s'of K;incardit ..local ager* for
Wilfred Mclntee Real Estate,
. handling the sale.
included" in the sale is a 266 .acre
Beef farm near Paisley which Mr,
Campbell: operates: The Van Der •
Veens obtain possession of this.
FoUndB�ftie
(Kinlough ,News)
Miss CArol Boyle. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Karl Boyle of Lon-
don who is at present a waitress
at the Rest• -A -.While Lodge at.
Bruce Beach had the thrilling '
experience of . picking up.a glass
bottle which contained this note -
-This bottle was dropped into.
: ;Lake Huron. froMS.S. Eastern
Shell ; on July 31st', 191;6 at' a► p01 -
nt approximately. three. miles off
Porestville,:'Michigan, while on
• 0:Course of 180 degrees headed
for Sarnia Would the :findet
please return thisletter to the
following person .. Mr. •P.. S,
Taylor, R.R..2. Capetown,•;Ont-
ario with a note stating where,
`when ,, . and by whom. it was
found.",
NeiMiflister:At
Dungannon Char
farm.
Laanrrrert and John 'made over
the former United Church shed on'
Lueknow*s' Main Street. into.an
attractive' Bawling and Billiard F
Academy and held their•+ official.
. openin.'g. in April ofl%.. They
have continued ,to operate the•
business since then. The bowling
alley will re -open September ist
after being closed for.ti a sum !.
Van Der Veens •will operate the
'business until the 1st of November.
'when the new o*mer will take
over.
fi
REV.. GLEN WRIGHT
The induction service for Rev;.
Glen Wright, minister for the'
Dungannon; Nile and, Port Albert!
charge of the .United Church, as
held in Nile United Church on •
August.3.with a.good attendance.
The ;service' was in charge of
nd:
Rev. Morrow.of Grand Bend a
Rev. Scott of Egmondville wi
Karen Mckenzie at the organ
and special music by a young
peoples choir frorn the three
churches.
After .the service a• reception
was held in the basement with.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hasty, Mr.
and Xvirs. Cliff McNeil. and Mr.
and Mrs. Mel Diekson'.introduc-
iing the congregations. .
Representatives from each of
the congregations expressed a
welcome to Rev. and Mrs. Wri-
ght and the ladies were thanked
by Cecil Blake for a delicious
lunch.. .
Floyd Stanley Off.
To Europe Aug. 2:
Floyd Stanley, son of Mr. is
Mrs. Ezra Stanley of Kinlou
' and who has .been print of
the 'Ripley -f 1pron central School
at Ripley, leaves on Tuesday of
next. week • August 23rd for
.Europe where he' will teat
school for two years.
Floyd. will teach grade to.
children of Canadian Army
personnel ,at. soest. Germany.
He,. dies with another up of .
teachers froth. T.rreraton to Dune
dOff, German .
-T Floyd's con -Tract s for cwt;
years and he has a two year leave
of absence, as principal '.at Ripley:.
He plans to do considerable tray-
elliing while in Europe and hopes
for a summer 67 visit to RtiSsfa ,.
HE MIT MAAYNE SAVED LIFE
Calvin It
In In
Mot�i Byre
to
Calvin titchle,.16-year-old :sofa
of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ritchie of
Ashfield' Towtihip..:was released.
from Xtncardine Hospitalon.Mort-
' of this week After being inaur-..
ed in ajnotor.:,.bike: accident at
the north, end of Kincardine ort '
Sunday afternoon. 'August 7th.. .
Calvin was hospitalized .a week
With :a. broken nose', a fractured •
ankle, concussion and lacerations
to hi$ "back
He was returning from Port . Elgin; :
. that ,afternoon, when his •1.966
. Y aha(ma motor bike wentout of
control when the wheel went onto.
the shoulder of the road. The bike
. struck a guard rail .and Calvin was
thrown from the machine; .over
the handle bars, for a distante
estimated at about .150 feet.. He
was wearing a bathing suit at
the time and protective head ` t
helmit.:The heimit probably
saved his life. The hclmit was
scored by the force of striking
the guard rail cable.,
The accident oc tutted at the
bend in the road at the northern
outskirts of Kincardine. on High -
.way '21.
igh-way'21. Nerb'iBarger of Ashfield"
was riding his bike lie company
with Calvin but was not inolvd
in the accident. .
Calvin was treated at Kir oar
dine tHospitaown.l by DDr.. C'os ch of
•.