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.1110 LUCKNOW LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAR Y 2 0 1974
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CONGRATULATIONS ARLENE
At the recent Sadie Hawkins
dance Arlene Tranter was crown-,
ed the 1974 Valentine Queen by
last year's queen Margie'Collins.
Janice Reeves was Arlene's, first
princess and SUSan Carter was
named as the second runner-up.
All Me girls are students of Level
three at R.D.S. In fact, two
years ago, Arlen,e's older stster
Debbie was the reigning Valentine
Queen. Maybe it's a R.D.S. first
in history when two Valentine
Queen's have come from the same
family I
BASKETBALL
Valentines Day proved
quite successful as both the
Senior and Junior girls won their
final season "games over Wiarton.
True, the Seniors didn't have the
greatest season but shey ended the
B.I.A. series with a 27 - 18
victory. Joan Courtney, Mary
Needham and Kathy Farrell
chalked up the points for Ripley...
The Juniors ended the season on
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Several folk from here attended
a social evening for Herb Clayton,
held at- the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sandy McCharles. Herb, who has
moved to Wingham , was present-
ed with a recliner chair from the
community.
Miss Carol Coiling of Milton
a triumphant note as their playing
abilities led to winning the •
entire series. Laurie Coiling,
Janice Farrell, Donna Gallant and
Priscilla Zipfel combined their
talents in order to defeat Wiarton
by .a 22' - 13 score. March 2nd is
the 'day for the B. L A. playoffs in.
Walkerton. 'If you're not busy why
not travel over to Walkerton and
give the girls all your sup4prt. A
little support can go a LONG way!
Presentation To
Herb Clayton
OLIV.ET NEWS
CONTINUED,FROM PACE 1
The place they visited was the
aid St. Augustine beef ring where
Torn had butchered beef for 48
years until it disbanded in January
of 1970 four years ago. •
For many, many years Toinmy,
as he is known to many of his
friends, did the butchering for a
'number of beef rings in the area
and the St. Augustine ring was
the last to close.
As many as 50 families belonged:
to the ring and each presented
beef for slaughter on a systematic
basis. The sharing was all properly
recorded to make sure each mein-
ber •was treated evenly and. fairly.
Slaughtering was done the night
before with the beef picked up in
the early morning. The beef was
divided among the members week-
ly , and in a day when food freez-
ers:were unhearct of, or at least
nix within the budget of everyone,
the beef ring -provided a means
whereby everyone could have
fresh beef each week.
The headquarters for the St.
Augustine beef ring was located
on the 6th of West Wawanosh, just
west of St. Augustine store. As
can •be seen in the above photos,
with Tom making an inspection,
the building has deteriorated
thiough lack of use over The past
4 years.
The small piece of property and
buildings were recently sold for
taxes and , unfortunately, the
history surrounding the old build-
ing and its activity each Week for
almost half a century , will soon
be only a memory and eventually
a legend.
Tommy is still actively engaged
in the butcher business and each
day can be Seen behind the count-
er at Button's Meat Market in
Lucknow:
Mrs. Walter Black and Joyce
visited on Saturday with Mr.. and
lvir". Henry Howe of LiStowel:
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coiling,
Mary Ann , Brent and/Shawn..
Mr. and Mrs.• Doug Moore and
children of Ripley visited on
Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
White.
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`Miss Joanne Hamilton is spend-
ing •two weeki with Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Hamilton and Jennifer of
Hanover and will be practise
teaching •at the Walkerton High
School.
Several from this area attended
the Sadie Hawkins dance on Fri-
day evening in the Ripley District'
School. Congratulations to Arlene
Tranter , who was chosen QUeen
and to her'prineesses, Janice
Reeves and Susan Carter.
GIRLS' HOCKEY •
The 'Girls' Hockey Team from
Ripley .won 4 - 1 against Tiverton
on Tuesday, February 12, '1974 at.
Ripley. Priscilla Zipel, Jane Anne
Coiling, Brenda Fair, and Donna
Gallot scored' the goals for Ripley.
We wish the team luck in further
games.
VOLLEYBALL
The giris'and boys volleyball
teams are competing on Saturday
February 16, 1974 at the county
RIPLEY
HURON NEWS
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TOM WEBSTER
finals at' Brant Gent"" i1
ton.
.• GRADES 5 - 6
Everyone in our classrOom was to
make projects on any Composer, •
Only three people, could do one
composer but they had to do it
alone. We all got along very well
with 'our posters.
• FLOOR HOCKEY
by SusanCoOk and Judy Kane
On January 14, the floor haCkey
games started'. The'Girl Captains
are Jane Farrell, Shannon. Court-
ney, Joanne Pollock" Mary Mae-
Kay , Elaine MacTayiSh. and • ..
.Heather 'MacDonald.. The
Boy •Captains are Jeff Ma cTaVish,.
Eoin MacKay., Russell Milatz,
Brian Regier , Paul Coiling and
Frank Storey , Ne5itt week:we are.
going to start the•playoffs and we
wish them. luck.
So far .for girls' teaMs, Heather's
team has 4 points ,. Elaine's team
has 5 points, Mary's team has 8 •'
points, Shannon's team has 10
points , Jane's team • has .12 points
and Joanne's tearri has 8 points.
So far' for the boys.' teams,'
Frank'S team has 5 points , Paul's...
team. hai 6 'points , Russell's team
has 10 points, Brian's team has
7 paints , .Jeffs team has 13 .points
and Foiri's',tearn has ll points.
GRADE SiN CAMPING TRIP
by Debbie Fair ,and Susan Dawson
..On Friday,. February -9th,, we
ag-t—EiP4-,- We. N_
to 1)04 a potato, vegetable
meat and other things. 'We prepat,
ed our f90d and wrapped, it in tip
foil. At 10:30 we put On our snow.,
mobile suits , had our, pictures
taken and headed out on our hike,
It seemed like it took us, an hour
to reach. Jack "Dory" MacDonald'
p
wowoeds.
arrived. We got into work
groups to build a fire. Most grou
had trouble keeping their fires
going as .they hadn't collected
enough wood. OnCe the' fires did
get started, we constructed stands
from which we hung cans of
water. When the water boiled'
We enjoyed hot chocolate.
Our. food ,was cooked on the hot
coals of the fire. It was deliciOus,
Then we went over to our teach-
er's fire where he made biscuits
for all of us. He was going to
make a raisin pie but we forgot
she grill. Everybody said the
biscuits were good.
We made frames for tents and
platfOrms on which to set our
equipinent and food.
We were going to, make plaster
casts of animal tracks but we
.didn't have time to complete thert
We carefully' put out our camp-
fires and cleaned up our campst.
es before our long walk back to
school. •
When we returned to school we
were tired , but eager to' go camp.
ing again soon.
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