The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-01-31, Page 35Ldcknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 7, ,1979-4age ll
Ripley Minor Hockey News
The Tykes hosted
• Teeswater ,and, were
defeated 5=1, with most of
the snoring in the third
period. Billy Patterson
scored the lone Ripley
marker from Darryl
MacKay,
The Atom "A" team
won their two game
series this week with
Mildmay, the first 4-1.
Todd Farrell scored the
only goal in the first
period from Clint Twolan
and Jeff Godfrey. The
rest pf the scoring was in
Benefit danc......
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last Friday.
Lst week the Wingham
newscast announced that
Ontario Lieutenant
Governor Pauline.
McGibbon will be coming
to Ripley' where she will
be the guest, of the
Women's •Institute in St.
Andrew's United Church.
Mrs. 'Margaret Gemmell
gives the full particulars
in her report. A former
Ripley Woman had a face
to face meeting with .her
in London as she was
coming out of a public
place downtown and this
woman recognizing ' her
held the door open.
Dr. Ian McLeod, this
past fall, joined the°staff
of"Western University in
London as assistant
professor in the statistics
and acturial science
department on Oct. 20,
1978 he received a gold
medal for his Ph.D.
` . (doctor of Philosophy)
-degree :avork in
mathematics at the 37th
convocation of - the
University of -Waterloo.
In 1'967 he' enrolled in the
University of Waterloo
and did, his _:under
graduate • work in the
department of statistics,
While there he lectured at
the University and did a
lot of research including.
six months in Australia in
1975, He has had .15 -of his
research papers'
published in international
journals. He is also the
co-author of a book.
published by the world
renowned Elsevier of
Amsterdam. Besides his.
position at Western
University he is a partner
lila consulting ,firm With
the statistical tools he has
developed an engineer
can safely predi.ct_ the -
impact of a hydro-
electric dam, prior to its
being built. They can also
be applied to a number of
problems including those
in the fields of en-
vironment and
economics. He is a
graduate. of North York
Collegiate. His parents
Dr. and Mrs. Angus
MpLeod and his sister
Patty of Willowdale at-
tended, the convocation
where he `received the
gold medal the highest,.
award's given by the
University of Waterloo.
Of interest to the folks
in the Riplay area is that
his mother is a former
Ripleyite, Lucy Rober-
tson, a teacher in the
Ripley Public School
back in the thirties. She
grew up here on the farm
on Highway 86 and the
15th south intersectionor
across the road from Mr.
and Mrs,- Olivet -
'
liver' McCharles place. Then
she attended the Ripley
Continuation Schjoo,l
back in the twenties
before_ going to the
Stratford Normal. School
to train as a teacher.
Later her mother Mrs.
Alice Robertson and
family moved " from the
farm to Ripley. This
} 'writer was furnished with
ST, HELENS
The 'St. Helens Women's
Institute held their meeting
on February 1.
Leaders for the needle-
point course will be Mrs.
Luba Weber and Mrs. E.
Gaunt. Group 5 is in charge
of the Sunshine Sister ban-
quet. •
Mrs. P. Chandler -read :a
poem and Mrs. J. Aitchison
gave a reading. Mrs. E.
Gaunt, Mrs. B. Raynard and
MiS. M. Curran presented a
craft display. Mrs. B. Ray-
nard was pianist fora sing
song and Mrs. H. Gaunt
gave a reading.' Current
events were compiled by
' Mrs. R: Aitchison.-
SHOT PARTY
A Shoot Party was held at
the St. Helens Institute Hall
with high lady being Mrs. J.
Errington, and second, Mike
Weber. High man was Stev-
• en Errington, and . second
'was Lorne Forster. There
was a tie for travelling shoot,
Michael Mickalyna and El-
merWoods. Closest birthday,
was Chris Weber.
L.
'pley
District
SeI.o�l
BY. LORI ROBERTS
-KAREN LAWRENCE -.
Students are preparing
speeches for the Public
Speaking contest once again
this year.
We'have, a new student in
Grade 7. Her name is Sheila
Clayton. She came from
Komoka..
The girls' volleyball team
didn't do very well when they
played against W. E. Thomp-
son on January 16. They, won
one gameand lost two.
The tournament was held
in the gym on Friday, Janu-
ary 26. Teams from W. E.
Thompson, Agin Market,
Huron Heights, Lucknow and
Ripley competed. W. E.
Thompson and Ripley played
off for the final with Ripley
winning two games to one.
The Boys' team was run-
ner-up in the tournament
held in Kincardine;
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the information by Mrs.
Mary.,_(Murray) Culbert
of Ripley: it was-iti the
form of excerpts from the
Kitchener Waterloo
Record newspaper and
from the Western
University Gazette a
student publication
circulated 'on Western's
campus.
Mike Pollock braved
the zero visibility and
driving snow last Monday
to make his way in the
15th to •"Ripley bringing
his mother's hockey
write-up. Mike used ;his
snowmobile to get here:
the third period. Doug
,,Harwrylshyn from
Darryl Verbeek, Clint
Twolan from Stephen
Keelan and Doug
Hawrylyshyn, and
Robbie Brooks from Todd
Farrell. Mildmay scored
the last goal of the game.
In the second . contest,
Mildmay scored the first
goal, and then Ripley
° took over winning 5-1.
Stephen Keelan scored
the hat trick and made
the assist on Jeff Gam-
=bTe's goal, while Darryl
Verbeek scored the other
marker. Clint Twolan
made the assist on one of
Stephen's goals.
In - Atom "B" _play,
Sutton Park won 4-1 over
the Ripley "squad. Scott
Silverstone . was the
Ripley marksman taking
a pass from David Dook
and Darren Cook.
The Pee Wee "A"s lost
a tough one to Mildmay,.
The score was 5-3 for
Ripley at the end ofthe
second petiod, but .,the
i.,
last half of the third was
too long, as Mildmay won
8-7. Paul Keelan shot the
hat trick, with Danny
MacDonald, Paul Harris,
Mitch Twolan and' Todd
Walden scoring single
-tallied. Shawn Morrison
made three assists, and
Matthew Dahmer; Eddie
Moore, Robert Campbell
and Danny Wood" each
had assists to their credit.
The Pee Wee "B"s had
a busy week, getting in
practice for the Pee Wee
"B" tournament to be
held here on Feb. 17. I
guess. The first game of
the tournament will start
at 8 a.m.
The boys were defeated
by Kincardine 3-2 in the
first game. Bob Black-
well from Greg Dahmer
scored the first goal of the
game, but Kincardine
replied with two. Brian
Barnes and Luke Lemire
combined for the next
goal.
Score for the second
game was Kilties 3,
Ripley 1 with Greg Dah-
mer and Ross Farrell
getting both the first goal
in the game and the only
Ripley marker at the. "
same time. The last game
was a tough one, with
Mike Nicholson from
John Forster getting our
lone tally, Score • Kin-
cardine 8 - Ripley 1.
Lucknow defeated the
Bantam team in a high
'scoring game 8-6. Harold
Peet and Mervin Storey
each scored twice with
Ian Elliott and Kevin
Boyle each getting single
markers. Terry Irwin,
Gary Rutledge and Jeff -
Stanley made the assists.
In Midget action it was
Howick 8, Ripley 0. Kee,,,,.,
trying guys, your luck
will come soon.
, The Juvenile Boys were
unable to get to Lucknow
for their game Sunday,
but hope to make it.
Wednesday night. They
start their playoffs with
Teeswater on Saturday
night in -Ripley at 7:30.
Business
ouncement
Don Thompson wishes to announce that he has
sold the Stationery and Printing Business known as
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Sepoy Stationery and Printing
to
Tony Johnstone ofLucknow
The transaction will become effective at closing on Friday, February 16th
The business will be relocated to thenorth side of main street in the Johnstone Building,
owned by Tony, which is situated, west of the Becker Milk Store and formerly known as the
Murdre Hardware.- .
Toby Johnstone will continue to offer a complete stationery and printing service and plans to
expand further lines in this field.
Sepoy Stationery and Printing will reopen for business in the new location, under the new
ownership, on Wednesday, February 21st: 4
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Don Thompson will continue to operate his distribution business for Loto
Canada and Cash For Life Lotteries from the same location on main street.
He will continue, as before, to retail all lottery tickets
LOTO CANADA PROVINCIAL - CASH FOR LIFE T WINTARIb
The retail lottery store will be known as
The Lottery Shoppe,