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THE: LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1201, 1971
SPONSORED
Ripley Minor Sports
Association
'IPLEY DIS .• ICT HIGH
'SCHOOL AU ITORIUM.
FRIDAY, MAY 14tV
DANCING 1p •
• Boyds, MacDonalds,, Armstrongs and, .Carruthers Orchestras
INTERMISSION ENTERTAINMENT•:BY JUVENILE TRIO '...
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Advance tickets from any, minor hockey.player
$1.00 in advance •
$1.50 at the door
PROCEEDS. OF/;DANCE. TO GO TOWARDS DEFRAY OF
PAST SEASON'S ACTIVITIES
BROWNIE: NEWS
The 1st Lucknow • Brownie Pack
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opened the',meetng with Tawny
Owl;.conducting *a game "It". • •
After the Fairy Queen Deborah
few •days last week with. Bari.
Bolt placed the. Toadstool, wee A
had •Bro • n` . Bowes.
w ie• Ring' with the Brown Margaret Simpson a patient
ies hopping their< Fairy Gold.'
g is
in 'tNingham: Hospital. •
/'• Brown. Owl presented' three. 'Christian. 'Pami1.y .Service was
Brownies with their.Sixer stripe' observed in Ashfield..Presb terian''
and they. were Heleil.Wisser.:who : Y
Church:last Sunday The pupils,
is: now Sixer ''of the Gnomes of the Church School assisted yin
.9, ' "� .'.'lie.• - the serviceand in the .0 ,oir.'
r Sprites and Norma MacIntyre as •'
Kathy' Simpson and Paul. Simpson •
Suter of the 'Pixies: We closed ..
read the Lessons/from: the; Old. and'
Brownie Ring with the Brownie New Testaments.
Prayer.
During. Pow Wow .Brown.Owl,'
introduced .the guest..Mrs•.. Web
•ster to'the--Brownies, she=is-Brown
Owl of the Teeswater Brownie
:Pack. ,We 'welcomed her. to the
meeting with the Grand Howl: , •
Marilynne MacIntyre showed the,'
Pae k-ttr ..:. .'... :
out -of- ors' and' thethat
one . •
•• �• . arid
caught the interest of the Brown--
ies most were two, baby chicks.,
At work period all the. Brownies
ASHFIELD
•Mrs. • Emile Norgaard ..of Chicago.
is visitin: her brother,. Bruce :Mac-
Donald: ,.
--1-and Mrs. Philip-Gour-of---
Deer , Riv'er , Minnesota'., spent ,a
ROOMSJEVENS ASSEMBLY
On Thursday May sixth, Roorn':.
Seven presented their a'sseinb.ly,
with the help, of their teacher Mrs.
Caesar. They opened their assem
bly ,with 0 Canada and; the .Lord's.
Prayer: Following the scripture'
reading entitled The. Unmerciful
Servant they sang a song called
The Wedding Banquet. A skit: •.
was pres'ented called School Daze
and then nine of the girls :did a
dance called. Rheinlaender for
Three in which they were divided
into groups of three. ' The chorus
sang Too F'at Polka with Marg
MacPherson dressed up as the fat
lady. Six of the pupils then' enter
tained 'us•with a play entitled
Annoying Interruptions. A Rose
Rope drill was presented' by seven
of the girls which was very .pretty
and well done and the: chorus sang..
two songs, Try a Little Kindness'
and' .Let '.£he. Sunshine In.
The 'assembly closed' with God:
Save the Queen.
FIELD TRIP•
The grade One and two pupils:
from. Room `Five. accompanied• by
1 11 11 -. 1 1 . 1
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visited the Wingliam and District
Hospital on Tuesdayay fourth..:
Previous;tg their
trip the gra
de
two pupils had been studyin
g/
about the: importance 'and function.
.of.hospital's. • N,ow'they are 'mak-.
ing scrap books about .their. visit
RUMMAGE SALE
On Friday, May 7,there was
a"rurrimage sale to. raise money,
for Victoria Torres. Every class'
brought •rummage to ' be sold;.: .
'things that, were not used. or need.-
•ed, at .home. Clothing , jewellery,
candy, books, comics', .etc. were
brought, They 'were: taken tef the
were busya'at a _craft. or the_Moth- ataditorrutir'dud r e pupils starting.
er and:' Daughter. Banquet.Susan , : with the junior° wing then the sen -
Thompson tried'. her test for. washes ::ior..wing :moved in to buy the.
ing a .simple garment. Alice' articles. The amount of money.
Vander'. Klippe -and ;Marilynne raised Was over ninety dollars.
.f poIisired a paic,uf ' Fi - 'Feed :to
shoes . .
The meeting closed' with Brown-
ie Taps and the Brownies leaving
by the Arch.
for 4'afetyr Sake
LET tis' C//f?K..
Dirty: oil can daroo'ge ,your .car. let: us
Make our: summer payment :for
Victoria and the Test will be..
given to the Red. Cross: Room
.Twelve was incharge::of.the :run -
.mage sale.
GANNON
OIN
KINLOSS
Mrs'. 'Janet MacConnell of
Mildmay was a'•week. end guest
with Mr'. and Mrs. Herb Buckton.
Mr, if d_ oustonof.,Einlier-
ton visited Sunday with Mr: and
Mrs. Harvey. Houston and .Kenneth:.
Misses Eileenand 'Donna Burt
of London were home for Mother's
pay.
• Mr'.. and Mrs. Harvey MacDoug
a l visited :Sunday. at the home of.
Mr..- and Mrs.: Lloyd MacDougall.
Following • their 'winter. Vacation,
in Florida they visited in British
Columbia with .Mr.; and Mrs. Rus-
sell MacDougall.,
us-sel1MacDougall., Miss'. Grace ,
MacDougall of Bramalea was also
Last -week ,end April -39 'to -May-
2 Mrs. Robert McAllister attended
the Biennial:Conference of the
W MTS. groups held;a-t-Wit."'Anel
•rew's Presbyterian Church in
Wingham Mrs. McAllister,
as secretary for evening depart.
ment , Maitland Presbyterial, :.•
was convener of` rhe conimittee '
that 'arranged: this conference.
The' attendance 'was vi:ery large , •
the registered delegates number -
'Out: 2$0 , -coming from as',
far- away as Montreal, Ottawa and•'
Windsor.
Sympathy is extended to the
family and friends of Donald Durn-
in
'cher .. a;n ` Ghange oil, if needed'
wawa .a heldnvin' U lecisure.
.y P rttiake 9 P
r,.�I•. Wil. �r i► •r`►i..rr"r..� .� iii .i►' .
home for. the week, end.
, Walter, Diek'e was a guest f ri
day evening at 'the wedding; of
Carollynne Mercer to Ian Neme•-
cek in Alderwood Presbyterian
urc
oron o. • n was ^a t
pr's roamrnate at ueiph.', -___
Mr and Mrs.' Allan MacDotag-.`
all, Heather and:David visited `•'
Suriday with Mrs., Dick. West of
Ashfield, ' 73
• With fine. weather .at fast';.tract.
:.
ors were hurrimingzday and.,night
this past week getting the. springy
crops; planted,. •
avu�
1 sv
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ra-CVe-y4-lol-ks-tOn-}1-a d' wa .1C tt Cr
'.from Mrs. Ted ms,,(Mrs. Chad -
wic k), England, that t 'she •plans a
trip'' this month to Western •Canada
to visit, her daughter ,; Phyllis and;
family;'
IUB.SERUE YOU?:'
FRIDAY, MAY 14,1971
.:one.:of our re.. resentatves
MR. F. J. McNAB
wit be at
THE BEDFORD ' HOTEL,' GODERICH.
In this district and • throughout . Canada many
persons and . Firms in--practi ally all :'types 6f
businesses including'
Agriculture * Touriff , d_ecreatioilal_
Businesses.' • .Constructibn • -Professional
Service' • Transportation • Wholesale and
Retail Trades, as ..well as Manufacturing
have obtained loans from the IDB to acquire
an , . • i legs, an s ' mac leery,. to increase
working capital,. to start a new business, , and'
for other purposes.. If you consider that. IIB,
can -be of .service,- you -are. u .VIUk :..to arrange an
appointment with. the IIB representative by
telephoning;
Telephone: 524-7331 ,
ChLinadvance..
seeding done soon if this. weather
holds out; ` Spring•'has finally,
come,
N1r. arid Mrs,'Lorne 'Lmn erton,
Cindy and Lori visited With fr.
and N'irs. INilliarrr 1 ogees of Lucl<=
now and also visited with Mr.. and
Mrs,. Charles Baker of Ajaz,:
•Ontarid.
Sunday evening is. gtuiet n:town
except for alot of speedy tart*
They sure spoil a quiet toy. rt.. ,
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