HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-05-12, Page 15on Thursday, May 6. The dance
was chaperoned by the Georgraphy
Club at Kincardine High School.
The music was recorded. We would
like to thank the Geography •Club
for making the dance possible. It
was a big success.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL • LUCKNOW, 'ONTARIO
PAGE FIFTEEN
RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL
Lucknovy Girl Guides was held
ThursdaY evening, Special guests
at the meeting were six Brownies,
namely Tracey McDonagh, Sharon
Struthers, Helen Maclntyre, Rosa-
lea Cameron, Rosemary Gilmore•
and Lisa Nagel. One of the
qualifications 'of the' Golden Hand
badge in Brownies is to visit a Girl
Guide meeting.
The Girl. Guides were given final
details on Saturday's Volleyball
Tournament, Cookie Day, Mother-
Daughter banquet and reminded to
finish up badges.
Edith Greer taught how to roll up
and tie a sleeping bag for, camping .=
and the Guides , and Brownies
practised rolling up their own
sleeping bags.
Some girls worked on history
puzzles and games in preparation
• for the History Badge which will be
tested at the next meeting.
Lorna Boyle led campfire. The
meeting closed with Taps.
Maitee District of the Girl Guides
held a Volleyball Tournament on
Saturday with Wingham and Luck-
now being the only. t.vo -teams
partkipating. Winghain won the
tournament. The best players were
chosen from both 'teams to make a
District team of 12 to participate in
the Diyision Tournament which will '
be held in. Wingham on Saturday,
May 15.
SWIMMING
The people in the Grade 11 and
12 physical education class have
been travelling to the Kincardine
Complex cioof4 to take swimming
lessons. We still have 4 more
sessions.before we are, finished. So
by then we hdpe that we can all
swim like fish!! '
DRAMATIC ARTS
' The Huron County Players talked
with Miss Fisher's Dramatic Arts
class before putting on their
performance on Thursday. • The
class was interested in the life' and
work of real actors.
PROM
We at Ripley District School are
holding our annual Spring. Prom on
Friday, May 21 from 9.00 - 1.00.
The music will be, supplied by the
"Moonlighters". The Grade 11
class is busy working on the.
decorations. And they are going 'to
be great! You can get your tickets
from R.D.S. students. Hope to see
you all there!
ELEMENTARY NEWS
• On Thursday, May 6, the Huron
County Players came to the school
to put on tbe,,performance "Circ- ,
'us". This performance is about the
history of circuses, famous people
in circuses and various circus acts.
After . the performance the five
.performers answered our many
questions. "Circus" was enjoyed
by all.
BASKETBALL '
The basketball houseleague is
over. The winners are: Girls'
Orange,' Sandra Stewart, Jackie
Guikema, Shelley Strauss, Brenda,
Carr, Michele MacTavis.h, Susan
Low, Amanda Ball, Jane Farrell,
Jennet Burnett, Susan Cook, Susan
Reeves, Ann Courtney, Susan
Dawson, Ruth. Ann. Stewart, Mary
Nicholson; and Boys' Orange,
Robbie Farrell, Guy Clampitt,
Goeffrey Farrell, Bradley Nixon,
Ron Harris, John Korten, Billy'
Elder, Paul Hamilton, Brent Coil-
ing, Mark FoUlds, .Ric Irwin, Paul.
Coiling, Marvin Grubb, Doug
Graham. • "
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
DAY
We had Frida'Y off .school for, a '
Professional development Day.
•
DANCE. IN KINCARDINE
Some of the students enjoyed a
night out at adance in Kincardine
lucknow Town
& Country Club
I3Y C A.R.
.There is only one way that I can
speak,
About you . people, you
,
are so
unique;
'You have leadership, talent, good
business too,
This doesn't make sense, but all 'of
you
Are ready to help, and take your
place
Not sitting -around, just taking up
space,' ' •
if all the' clubs in •this great nation
Were built upon this type of found-
' ation,
What a wonderful country this,
would be,
For older people; like you and me!
No, there really isn't even a sub
For the Lucknow Town and Country
Club.
r
I have been a member for several
years,
And I still don't know how all those
peers,
Can sit and quietly control their
faces,
When that dear partner, trumps
their ace; "
This is one reason, why you are so
°unique, •
You don't complain, you don't even
speak,
• Of what age has done to someone
, weak,
Is trying to live their whole life
through,
Doing the things they used to do,
So now, now I see not .even you
Can say that person iS.‘a silly old
Bub,
Because you both, belong to the
• very same club.
The Lucknow Town and Country
Club,
In my, opinion is the solid hub,,
You are the fathers, mothers,
uncles and aunts,
You never have applied for grants.
The wonderful people,who founded
this group, ,
And the management now would
never stoop,
To ask someone else ,to carry the
load,
But always showed how they them,7
selves could,,
So I don't card where yOu come
from, Bub
There is only 'the one Town and
Country Club.
I am glad to be 'a member who,
Has had the privilege 'of talking to
most of you,
You come from every walk in life,
It makes no difference, there is no
strife,
No ups, no downs, no ins, no outs,
One solid unit, without 'a doubt,
The kind of people whose shoulders
you rub, '
At the Lucknow Towp and Country
• Club.
WHITECHURCH
Gregory Gibson,, Faye Irwin, Bill
Gibson; 7th year bar, Kendra
Purdon, Eddie de Boer; 8th year
bar, David Ross, Donald de Boer,
LOri Purdon, David Elliott.
Chalmer's W.M.S. will 'meet
May 19th at 2 p.m. at the home 'of
Mrs. Gordon Rintoul. Leaders are
Mrs. V: Emerson, Mrs. W, Elliott.
Helpers Mrs. Orland Irwin,' Mrs.
George Phillips. Roll call, a plant •
of the Bible. Courtesy Miss Annie
Laidlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Herb Hunter 'and
Trevor of, London accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Conn for dinner
on Mother's Day to Mr. and Mrs.
Mac •Arinstrongs, Culross. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Caslick on
Saturday evening took his mother
Mrs. Earl Caslick and ,her mother
Mrs. McAllister out for dinner in
honor of Mother's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Conley and
Jason of Wingham 'were Sunday
evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Conn.
Visitors with. Mrs. Earl Caslick
Were Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Conley of
Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Tim
Collyer of.Alliston on Sunday and
she visited in the evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Coultes and
family.
MEDITERRANEAN TOUR
Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy
arrived home on Sunday' from a 3
week tour of the Mediterranean.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans and
Mrs. Edith Brown of L,ondon
visited on .Sunday with' Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Anderson. of Auburn.
On Thesday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Bev 'Kay and Graham
attended Convocation Exercises
held at Convocation Fall, Univer-
sity of Toronto.
PINS AND BARS PRESENTED
During the Christian. Family
Sunday service superintendent
Walter Elliott named the. Sunday'
School teachers Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Milligan, Barry Elliott,
Patsy and Vicki Scott, ,Kathy and
Lori Purdon, Wendy Kay• and Mrs.
Valetta Emerson; secretary-treas-.
urer Mrs. Agnes Gaunt; enrollment ,
37. Thoie receiving pins and bars
were 1st year pin, Tony Falconer;
Clara Milligan, Wendy' Kay; 2nd
year wreath, Brian Ross, Karen
Elliott, Andy Versteeg; 3rd year
bar, Steven Bloat; 4th year bar,
Michael Irwin, Lyle yillis, Wayne
Forster, Vickie Scott; 5th year bar,
Cora Blom, Mary Moore; 6th year
bar, ,Wray Forster, Donald Irwin,