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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-12-06, Page 13• :17144(*).0. €4. "111%6A.11e*4 ,•,4 ide *.sojeglE.,-**ce ,jer; ...":** 130:4 • *le 4.c'T ..?t,k.....*/*:.:-*X.'12.0P,V4.. SNOWMOBILE SUITS Kay and Karen McGarvey On Friday, Novemper 24th, grades 6 to 8 girls interested in participating in a girls' hockey league went to the arena. We hope that each practice won't be as hard as the, last one. r Afte a few practices, Mr„Stariley will pick houseleague teams. Later he will pick an Allstar . team. Good luck girls! USE ,CHRISTMAS SEALS. IT'S A MATTER OF LIFE AND BREATH. CHRISTMAS SEALS FIGHT EMPHYSEMA, TUBERCUt fl AND OTHER RESPIRATO: DISEASES Safety deposit boxes from $5! Your valuable documents— certificates, mortgages, deeds—all the papers you want to protect from any eyes and hands except your. own—put them in your Victoria and Grey.sifety deposit box costing as' little' as five dollars a year. . Safe as only steel and: reinforced concrete can make it, your Victoria and Grey safety,deposit box stands between your valuables and the hazards of fire, theft and loss. - Get yours today ... ,at Victoria and Grey. , VG TRUST ,COMPANY, SINCE 1889 iealand Elgin and Kingston Streets Goderich 524-7381 1440414464401/4 44•411411141i41 ish —For-the-past-few weeks.IVY:7' Stanley and Mr.. Armstrong have been pracicin the iris' and 197 tired JeCtS. 'llt , Joan Jorritsfr,a, 1,0,1teh-, 12,1 aul.; t I roll indict 52•••••444''''' s 4. -ings, the Planetarium and to the Science Centre.. If you had been 'at Ripley School in the early hours of November 15 you would have seen quite a few pupils arriving there. While the Grade 8's went to Toronto so did the Grade . 7's but they went to the Royal Winter Fair. Ripley•Huron c o0 lay Heather Boyle 10. 05, We were escorted On Wednesday., November 15th,' by a guide to the room where' the Grade 8 students'of parliament is held. She explain-, HurOn Central School travelled to 'ed briefly the history of Ontario's parliament. , Then we went into Toronto to the Parliament Build- The buses left Ripley about' 6.3 0. We stopped in Brampton for a. snack before journ- eying on to Toronto. We arrived ,at the Parliament Buildings about the main corridor and niet Mr. Murray Gaunt,, our member of Parliament. He answered ques- tions and distributed envelopes ,of information. After the. Parliame'nt Buildings,, we went for a brisk walk to MC Laughlin, Planetarium through the • newly fallen 3 inches of snow in -Queens Park. 'Here we toured around the exhibits. Then we went. upstairs to a theatre where there. Was a film on the history of Astronomy. We got back on the bus and .while we. were travelling Made warm and comfortable so you can enjoy snowmobiling all the more. 4,..41k!**V.. )1111,111111,e:. • Phone .528-2125 I to the Science Centre, we had our lunch: When we got to the Science Centre at 1.15, a guide, gave us: a short . briefing. The class was then divided into two groups. Mrs. Mar*rook one group and Mr. Armstrong took the other. We went to nine, differ- ent exhibit areas'. They were the Science Arcade !Transporta- tion, Engineering, Oil and Gas, CommunicatiOn, Life, Canadian Resources, Canadian North, and Space. Both groups ended up at the bus about 6.00. We stopped at Mahon for supper. We arriv- ed home at 10.00 p.M., our • appointed deadline. So we . didn't do too badly. On Thurs- day, there sure were some tired lobking people in, the senior end. L would like to thank Mrs. Mart- yn , Mx. Armstrong and of course Mr. Stanley who also had •a hand in the planning;. Thanks again! MY PLAY EXPERIENCE: by _Pala Culbert Have you, every wondered how a live play was, performed? Well yesterday I experienced this. A group; from the National Arts Centre-in-Ortaw-a-t-aiight-me-. -T-he- play cdlled The Creation was based on masks and clowns. I had a front seat and I saw every- thing. I enjoyed it thoroughly. 'TRIP TO TORONT0_,,;_b_y__Shelley Milatz ' On Wednesday, November 15, the Grade 7 class went for a trip to Toronto to see the Royal Winter Fair, Maple Leaf. Gardens .and the Toronto.Airport. The classes left at 6.15 a.m. and returned -at 10.00 p'.m. • We first went to the Royal WiriterFair: We saw maridif-. ferent things such as different kinds Of cattle, horses, swine, sheep, goats, and poultry as well as many animals. We also saw farin equipment, snowmobiles,. ski equipment, house trailers, buses.. At the Toronto International Airport,, we saw many different makes and models of airplanes. Do you• know the difference be- tween a DC-8 and a DC-9? Well. I guess I'd better tell you. The DC-8. has two engines on each' .wing, the' DC--9 has just two en- gines on the tail. The DC-9 is ' also a, smaller aircraft seating o - y passengers where the DC-8 carries as•many as one hundred and thirty- three passengers. After the airport we saw the Maple Leaf Gardens. The seating capacity of the Gardens is' 16,316 to as many as 16.455. They also have, rock and roll festivals and , for this they can have 18,000 - people. For this many seats they put chairs on the rink surface. TO To rent this gigantic building-it would be approximately, thirty to fifty dollars per hour. Bilt if you were to put the colour lights on, -it-costs-up-to--3-thousand --- dollars. There are many' kinds of seats. There are the seats which are cushioned, blue, green . grey and ringside seats. As you enter the Gardens they have pictures of the Toronto•Maple Leafs and the years they won the Stanley Cup. The TorontoJeam has won the cup for eleven different years. .That's about all I have to tell you about the three places we visited, All, the Grade 7's give great thanks to the two teachers which p arm• t e trip, Mr. F.-Stanley, our principaf, and Mrs. Hender- son. Once again we all give thanks to both teachert, VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT: by ,Jan de Farrell, and Patty'MaoTav- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1972 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE THIRTEEN TAKE THE BR4;-ROUT OF WINTER WITH OUR DELUXE SNOWMOBILE SUIT IPtetRNK..A PANTS 546-907 3395 ile6n1-901 °. 8 5,9.9 only ea. only. pr. This full action parka is made of top quality water repellent long Wear nylon.dts rich imitation sheepskin lining sees you through the coldest days! Snug fitting full action back and leatherette, reinforced knit storm cuffs keep.out .the wind. 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THE PLAY; by Shelley Farrell Yesterday, Grade four went to the Ripley District High School to see a play called the Creation. The first .part was made up of clowns. One creature jumped, right Out in front of me. I liked the clown part 'because, I could not understand the first part. The actors were from the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. 1~••••••••“.*************•~4). boys' A Team for the volleyball tournament coming up on Decern- ber 9th at Wingham High SchoOl. Here we compete against How , Grey Central,, Blyth ! Brookside , Belgrave, Lucknow Brussels , Sacred Heart' andWing- ham" Schools. We have been practicing serv- ing, volleying, tipping, and .spiking in the gymnasium at the noon holy. Last year the boys' team won the trophy and the girls came in third. This year the girls are trying hard to be the trophy Winners.