The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-10-04, Page 18WEDN ESDAY, OCTOBER 4th, THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE EIGHTEEN
VOLLEYBALL SEASON.
Sports at RDHS commences
with the B.I.A. volleyball seas-
On, and interest has beentigh
enough that both boys' and girls'
junior and senior teams have
been formed. Mr, Ed Brown,
head of the RDHS physical educa-
tion department, made the cut
in interested participants to form
the following teams: Junior Girls-
Kim Farrell, Joan Courtney, •
Barbara Grubb, Margie Collins,
Julie Reeves, Keriy Boyle; Sus,an
Carter, Connie PollOck, Janice
Reeves. Patti MacDonald, Pris-
cilia Zipfil and Nancy. McGuire.
Senior girls - Dianne Kempton, -
Shirley McCreath, Joan Ferguson,
-Liz MacKay , Mary Needham,
Sally Elliott, Kathy Farrell,
Sally Harrison and Bonnie Boyle.
Junior boys - • Ken MacKay,
Doug MacDonald. Sandy Liddle,
Randy Ackert , Doug Bissonnette
Danny Hickey , Wayne Nicholson
and Clarke Aitken. Senior .
bdys - Barry MacDonald, Carmon
Courtney. Mack,Srnith, Bob Bit-
.sotmette , Garry Farrell, Boyd.
Cirruthers, Blaine Carruthers and •
Diyid MacDonald. ,
'The remainder of the volleyball
schedule includes games all at
hcine: October 3 - Sacred Heart
ar Ripley; October 5 - Bruce Pen-
insula at Ripley; October 10 -
Kincardine at Ripley; October 12 -
Wiartori at RipleyLWhy not come
out and support your local ath- •
letes by attending these games in
the. RDHS gymnasium!
RIPUY-SAUGEEN SR. GIRLS
On Tuesday, September 26, the
senior girls' volleyball team jourm,
eyed Port Elgin to play against.
the Saugeen team. Since Saug-
eel-I-has-no-junior girls' teanr,--our—
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IPLEY NI-CITES
attendance to enjoy the high .
school exhibit that_ included leath-
er and paper mace work, hand
crafted lamps and place mats, .•
and art pieces done in, charcoal.
water, or oil colours. Leading
point earner was Patti MacDonald
of Level Two, followed, by Bill
Bissonnette of Level Five. Others
who made a good showing were
Gail Messenger and Margie Mac-
Kay. The. success of this display
was indicated by the lack of.room
for all of the .exhibits. Included
in the high school section were
French and Geography projects.
An innovation to the high
school display was a 'Man 'in Soc-
iety' project, a television tape
that was produced-last spring ,by
the class under the direction'of
Mr. Turvill, principal of RDHS.
Appearing on the show was con-
genial host Larry Irwin with a .
panelthat included Sherry
Pollock, Donna Needham and
Beverley Smith who were on hand. •
to. discuss "How Symbols Define
Social Roles". Man in Society
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was a class that .has been taught
at RIMS for the past two years,
but this year it has been replaced
by Psychology , making RDHS the
first Ontario High School west of
Toronto to offer that subject in its
curriculum.
HIGH SCHOOL FLOATS
• High-school floats-swept the-
top prizes in the fair competition
on Saturday. With fifteen floats
entered.' Level One took the first
prize for comic floats with their •
entry of Canada vs Russia - a
take-off on the world t,cookey.
series. Level Two gained the
runner-up with their entry "Pol-
lution" which featured a globe
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We are sorry to report that Mr.
Elden Eckenswiller (Sr.) is a
patient in the Kincardine and
District Hospital. We wish him
improved health.
25th ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and ,Mrs". Donald McEwan ,
that was surrounded by litter. ,
Capturing the first prize for fancy
floats was .Level Three with
"Mary-,, Mary , Quite Contrary"• •
and LeVel FiVre•, with theirfloat -
entitled "Ontario Dairy Princess",
in hcinour of their former class-
mate Sherry Pollock, took second.
KINIQUGH. • Mr , and 'Mrs. Ross Brindley, Mr,
and Mrs. Donald Bushell, Mr,
and Mrs. Max Bushell, Mr. and
Mrs. Morley Bushell, attended ,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bushell's
25th wedding anniversary where a
dinner was held at the Dixie.
Plaza , Toronto. Friends from
here extend congratulations,
Donald McEwan went on a
Moose hunting trip to Caramat.
- Mr. and Mrs. Weir Eckenswil-
ler were guests at theiinephew's
wedding at London on Saturday,
Steven Eckenswiller visited
on Saturday with relatives at
London.
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senior girls lost to the Chesley
ad,
while.our junior team won
r game. In the first game.
the score was 15-8 'in favour of
RDHS and the second game was a
15-10 victory for the Ripley jun-
_ iors. Kiwi Farrell, Kerry Boyle
• and Joan Courtney were the top
scorers in the first game , while
Kim FarreIl, .Kerry-Boyle-and
Barbara Grubb got the most points
in the second game.
BOYS VOLLEYBALL .
The boys' volleyball season
started two Weeks ago with_Sen-
ior and Junior practices.
Mr. Coultes and Mr. Brown are
coaching the boys• again this year
and expect the boys to try their
best, win or lose.
junior team remained at home.
The Seniors tried their best , but
they fell into defeat with Saug-
een winning two out of the three,
games. Better luck, next time
gals!
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RIPLEY-CHESLEY SR. GIRLS,
Both the senior and junior girls'
volleyball teams travelled up to
Chesley on September , 28. The "
as marry codes. In fact, all we need is
one code to represent all the people in.
your town and on your rural route.
- So, if you forget your code, just ask
one of your neighbours. Then don't
• et the hank.
By now, you've probably received forget, send it to your friends.
your new Postal Code. And you. mayIf they live in.big cities, tell them
s have seen or heard ads telling people how complicated their life is.
in big cities how accurate and com-
pli-cated their-codes are.
Well, your local code is not as
complicated. Obviously, since fewer
people live in your area, we don't need
And if you haven't received your
Code by October 16th, please call ydur
local Post' ffice. We will mail it to you
immediately. It is possible-however,
that4DA.Lare_t_ aciin_tlag_Satithve.tern
-Ontario POstal District, in which case.your
area may not have heeri coded yet.
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RIPI,EY AT ,CliESLEY
Both the Senior and Junior
teams journeyed to-Chesley on
Thursday to engage Chesley in
their game. unfortunately, die
Seniors were defeated ,by scores
of 15-3 and 15-11. ' The 'Juniors
lost 15-1 6 and 15-2. Undaunted
_though-by these defeats,- they will'
take on Sacred Heart at Ripley.
RIPLEY FALL FAIR
An entire wall of the-RDHS
gymnasium was covered with art
work and crafts - the work of our
high school artists. - on Ripley Fall'
Fair Day. • A huge Crowd was in
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