HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-06-25, Page 28ening. a number of the stud-
ents -went swimming again
while a few went to the disco.'
At nine o'clock Friday
morning we left Ottawa and
stopped at Upper Canada
Village in MOrrisburg where
Imre- studentao-a-npeb-,
needed rest on the grass,
while waiting for the teach-
ers to arrive so they .could
enter the. store.
On the final pai:t of the
journey home, -we made a
number of steps including
one at Brockville for lunch,
one at the Oshawa shopping
mall for supper and shop-
ping, and, foi washroom
breaks,
A fired but happy Crew
arrived if Lucknow about
10.30 p.m, It Was an' hour
after schedule but: no one
really minded.
A gift was, presented—to...-...,......„
Mr. Ralph Cameron for
taking us where we wanted
to go' when*vve wanted to, go,
A thanks , from all of the
grade eight- students goes
out to our 'chaperones; par-
ents, teacherS,*and all, of our
friends and.;neighbOUrs, who
helped to make this wonder-
ful trip possible.
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rooms but these were quickly
The graduating grade Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, Mr. , settled.'' An -hod!. at the
eight class at Lucknow Cen- and Mrs. Davies, Mrs, Mc- 'University Centre which-con-
trai Public school has just Keon, and our bus driver, tamed poel tables and pinball'
returned from a bus trip to Mr. Ralph carnerern, machi nes was enjoyed. by all ,
We were awakened at 7,00
a.m. and had a filling break-
fast in the University's cafet,
eria. •
Once more everyone load-
ed onto the bus and drove
into, downtown Ottawa where
a tour guide boarded our
bus. For the next hour and a
half we had a very inform-
ative tour and drove through
the city where we saw the
many r impresSive houses of
the Ambassadors of various
countries. We, also visited
the Experimental farm and'
took a short drive through
the city of. Hull in Quebec,
We wandered through the
National Gallery and then
walked to the Metropolitan
Cafeteria where we, stopped
for lunch. •
Murray Cardiff,' M.P. met
us at, the Parliament Build-
ings, gave us each a flag pin
and following the speaker's
Procession, we sat in parlia-
ment for the Question Per-
iod. Everyone was disap-
pointed that Prime Minister
Trudeau was unable to meet
Editor'a note:
Ottawa. The students under-
took several fund rasing lito-
jects throUgh the year to
raise-the Money to take the
trip, They have prepared a
diary of their trip written by
Rosalie Cameron which is
printed below for the interest
of our readers,
BY ROSALIE CAMERON
Our trip started off right
on schedule with the bus
leaving Lucknow at 7.00 a.m.
Tuesday, June 10. It was
hard to believe that the trip
to Ottawa for which we had
worked and earned, over
$1,000.00 was finally here.
The new yellow school bus
held a total of 32 people
including the 26 grade
Two Lucknow figure ,skat-.
ers will receive bursaries,
from the Western Ontario
Section. Bursary Fund.
Melissa Becker and. Janine
Helm., members of the Luck-
now Figure Skating Club,
will receive $50 each to be
-Words of
wisdom •
It might be a good idea
if the various countries, of
the world would oc-
casionally ,swap history
books, just, to see what
other people are doing
--withthe same set of facts,
-Bill Vaughan.:;
A lifetime of hap
piness! NO- man alive
could bear it: It would be
hell on earth. -G.B. Shaw,
1856-1950
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Leddy, Lucknow, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Andrews and Todd,
Auburn and, Paul and Brian
Fear of Brussels visited on
Sunday last with' John
O'Connor.
Births
TARNOWSK1 - To Jillian
and Ron Tarnowski of Rose-
ville, Michigan, a daughtdr,
Mary Katherine. First grand-
child for Harvey and Sheila
Hall of Port Sanilac, Michi-
gan.
YOUNG - Ronald and Jo
Anne are pleased to an-
nounce the safe arrival of
their son, Kevin Lloyd, 5 lb.
14 oz., on June 14, 1980, at
County of Bruce General
Hospital., Walkerton. A
brother for Laura May.
grandparents are Dor-
is and Lloyd Young, Niagara
Falls, Lorna and Maurice
Slichter, Whitby.
eights, their 5 chaperones,
• We made a stop during the
morning .orf-7—a7Avaslarooin
break and then ate our
lunches from home at a truck
stop along highway 401.
We arrived at Old Fort
Henry in Kingston at 1.45
p.m. and toured there until
about 3.30, Helen MacIntyre
and Tracey McDonagh al-
most met their death when
they were charged by 'a
regiment of soldiers who
were running their laps.
From there; we went. on to
Brockville where we stopped
at McDonald's for supper
and arrived at the Carleton
University at approximately
8.00 p.m. A few problems
were encountered with 'our
Miss Hazel Petts of Lon-
don was a recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rice.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Radcliff
Murray of Havelock Street
quietly celebrated their 49th
wedding anniversary with a
family dinner in Teeswater,
Sunday, June 22nd. The
actual anniversary date is
June 27th. Present with them
at the dinner were their
family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Murray and Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Raynard and •their
families. Also present was
Mrs. Nelson Raynard.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rice
attended the Webb-Bryan
reunion at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Charlie Bryan near
Orangeville on the weekend.
u's as had been planned, but
we did see him in his
parliament seat,
We had a guided tour of
the Governer General's res-
idence which is a beautiful
house.
Aktteesupper we visited err
Aeronautical Museum which .
consisted of timo hangers
filled with Planes from many
wars. This was. especially
enjoyable for the boys in the
group.
We then had a. quick"swim
in the Carleton's Olympic
size swiniming pool'. where
some' brave people attempt-
ed the high platform and had
great fun in . doing so. •
First thing the next morn-
ing we toured the, Parlianient
Buildings'and went on to the
Canadian War Museum
wbere we saw many 'objects
and displays of historical
importance.
We went onto the Museum
of Man and the Museum of
Natural Sciences and after a
walk 'around it later, arrived
at . the Museum of Science
and 'Technology.
We shopped for a while at
the. Spark's Street Mall, and
lost a few girls but they were
quickly recovered, That ev-
Wayne Bell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don. Bell, R. R. 5
Lucknow, graduated June
20, 1980 from Fanshawe Col-
lege with his Electrical En-
gineering Technician Dip-
loma. Wayne will be working
at home until fall.
Dan Irwin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ellwood Irwin,' formerly
of the Lucknow area, has
graduated from Conestoga
College as a Welding Tech-
nician, Dan received awards
from the Babcock-Wilcox Co.
and the American Society of
Metals for outstanding schol-
astic achievement.
Lucknow skaters
receive bursaries
applied towards. their skating
costs: Melissa is the daugh-
ter of Chuck and Nancy Beck-
er, Lucknow, and Janine is
the daughter of Tom and
„- Joan Helm Ashfield.
Lucknow skaters attended
the spring session of the
Vanastra Skating School held
at the VVingham arena dur-
ing April and May and they
were'successful in passing
their tests.
Results were as follows:
Preliminary Dance: Canasta
Tango, Leisa Rau; Swing
Dance, Cindy Struthers; Jun-
ior Bronze Dance: Ten Fox,
Sheila Campbell; Fiesta Tan-
go, Sheila Campbell and -
Melissa Becker; Junior Silver
Dance:.Rocker Foxtrot,
_—"Cathy Chisholm:- Preliminary
Figure: Leisa Rau and CindY
Struthers; First Figures: Me-
lissa Becker and Tracey Mc-
Donagh and Second Figure,
Cathy Chisholm.
This week in
LlielinOW
Mrs. Walter Alton has
returned home after spend-
ing some time in Wingham
Hospital and University Hos- '
pital, London. She is recov-
ering from a serious opera-
tion.
Roller
Skating
Wednesdays
and Sundays
7 - 10 p.m.
Lackner', Arena
Close friends and relatives
surprised Mr. arid Mrs. Dave
Gibb, Whitechurch, on the
occasion of their 35th wed-
ding anniversary when they,
gathered at the Triple K
Restaurant 'in Blyth for a
smorgasbord dinner, on Sat-
urday, June 14.
Following 'the dinner, the
guests returned to the home
of the anniversary couple for'
a social time. Mr. and Mrs.
Gibb were 'the recipients of
gifts and best wishes from
their friends and relatives.
Following their expression Of
thanks for Making this a very
spetial anniversary, the
couple cut a lovely 'anniver-
sary cake.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Gibb were
married on June 16, '1945 in,
the Wingham PresbYterian
Church' 'manse. They have
lived in. Lucknow and•Wing-
ham and moved to White-
church in 1963.
The.., ,couple have three
sons, Carl of Nesbitt, Mani-
tuba; John of Kitchener and
Murray of Burnaby, 13.C..'
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