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' Troy Ritchie , seven year old son
of Mr .. and Mrs. Gary Ritchie of
Lucknow underwent a tonsilectomy
on 'Tuesday in Wingham and
District• Hospita .
Mr. and MrS. Harold Ferguson
of Goderich'were Visitors during
the holiday week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Alton.
Dr. Helen Salkeld and Miss
Izzic Creelman of Ottawa' spent
a week in Lucknow with the form•
cr's parent's Mr ,. and Mrs. T. J.
Salkeld, •
rist returned•
oher ow home on May 11th
after spending nine days in
Victoria.Hospital, London follow, • ing surgery.
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Jim Ke-ane-returned-to-his Luck• -
now home last Thursday after
being hospitalized for almost
three weeks in_,Wingharn arKLDist-
rict Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Hunter
spent the week end. visiting Mr. --
and Mrs. Ken Laidlaw of London
and Mr. and Mrs." Roy Keane
and Arlene of-Stratford.
Mrs. Nelson Raynard and Mrs.
Ada Woods of Lucknow are pat-
ients in Wingham hospital. ;
Mrs. F.G.MacGregor of Peter-
borough is visiting with her
cousins Miss Catherine MacGregor
and Mrs. George Stuart , Lucknow.
Other.- visitors included ,Mr. arid)
'Mrs. George MacGregor of ,
Copetowi, Mr. Gordon MacGreg-
or of London , Miss Margaret Ann
MacLenrian'of Glanfis , Mr, and
Mrs. Ross 'Spry of New York.
soccer and two pitch-while the
Senior girls and boys play the
same games. As we might,
expect', some houses are not as
good 'as others, but we are all
doing our best. •
FIELD DAY
This year our Field Day will be
held on May 28. The sports are'
mostly the same except for the
intermediate and senior boys who
may take part in the pole-vault.
Later, on June'9, there will be •
a track meet at Belgrave School.'
SAFETY FIRST •
As Room' Ten was 'discussing
safety , they—`zed'- • ^
number of plays on tee subject of
firecrackers and present them to •
the pupils of the,Junior Wing.
So On May.19 they presented their
/assernbly. It wasppened by 0 •
Canada followed by the singing of
the Maple Leaf Forever. The
seven groups that wrote short
Mrs. John Mowbray, highway 86'
returned to teachingiat"North
Ashfield School last Monday. Mrs.
Mowbray was hospitalized in
Wingham for about 10 days and
then spent 2 'weeks convalescing
at her home.
Mrs. Harold' Austin visited on
the weekend at Fernhill, Ailsa
'Craig; Ilderton,' Kimoka and
London and on Saturday evening,
attended.the wedding of her niece
at the Drewitt and Campbell
wedding in Ivan United Church,
Lobo' Township.
BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS
HOUSE LEAGUE ACTIVITIES' plays then presented them. These
Mrs. Norman Sie
Mr. and Mrs. Graham MacNay
of Ottawa spent the week end in
the Lucknow area visiting with his
brothers Kelso and Alex and other
relatives and friends. They ,
attended the wedding of his piece
Helen McNay and Terry Baker on
Saturday..
Mr, and Mrs. Clifford MacMill-
an and'children and Mr. arid Mrs,
lira Maallraan and boys'', all of
St, Catiferines were week end
visitors with•Mr. and Mrs. Joe
MacMillan,
Mrs. Ford 'Cunningham is' a pat-
ient in Victoria Hospital, London
where she will undergo knee surgery.
Once again we are playing TI-41TO-Tzi of the dangers and
games with other houses in corn- rules pertaining to firecrackers •
petition for the higheststanding. with the exception of one in
the Queen.
INTERVIEWS.
Instead of Mid-Term reports ,
parent-teacher interviews were
held on Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week. The interviews
could, be held before or after
supper.
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DAVIS Fred and Janice (Farrier)
Davis of Windsor are pleased to
announce the birth of their
daughter ., Dana Lorraine at
Hotel Dieu Hospital, Windsor
on Thursday, May 18th, 1972,.
a, granddaughter for Mr. and ,
Mrs, Am Davis of Lucan and
Mi. and. Mrs. Garnet Farrier of .
Whitechurch,
The games played are junior wing which the group told traffic Safety
rules. After wishing the audience ,
a safe holiday the class along
-with-the-audience sang-God Save