The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-11-22, Page 25Mrs, McDonagh and .Mrs.
Ferguson were at an impact
meeting in Dublin on Tues.,
day, November 14 so Mrs,
Melba Park taught grade 7
and 8 class.
There was a ProfessiQnal
Development Day on Mon-
day, November 13th at Strat-
ford which the teachers at-
tended.
This year all of the grades
K - 8 are participating in the
Christmas eoncert and we
are preparing for that now.
The Kiwanis music festival
material has arrived and the
classes will soon be studying
what is available.
We have ten schools that
are interested• in the Free
Throw Basketball Champion-
ship that will be held in
Brookside School on Decem-
ber 12th.
The nurses for vision and
hearing from the Clinton
Health Unit were in on
Friday, November 14th for
further testing.
Mr. Zyluk was on the John
McCarroll, show to talk about
the community school that is
Celebrate.
50th
anniversary
The. family and close rela-
tives of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Raynard, gathered at Brook-
side School on Saturday
evening, November llth for
a dinner to honour their
parents on their approaching
50th wedding anniversary.
Clara Ritchie, daughter of
the late Will and Ida (Web-
ster) Ritchie, and Nelson
Raynard, son of the late
Maxwell and Mary Ann.
(Webster) Alynard, . were
married in Ltickpoyy on Feb
ruary 6, 1929. Their attend-
ants were the bride's 'sister,
Jean (Ritchie) kitiernicic 'and
Lloyd Papernick
ateened the gathering.
After Russell Irvin said
grace, about 100 guests' sat
down to a smorgasbord din-
ner prepar'e'd by the family
and served by June Gilchrist,
Jessie Kirkland, Sally Ritchie
and Beryl Hunter. Douglas,
the eldest son, proposed a
toast to the bride and groom
of 50 years and the three-tier
anniversarycake was cut.
The other members of the
family spoke in Ulm: Dorothy
(Mrs. Donald Murray), Lilli-
an (Mrs. Russell Irvin), Ruth
(Mrs. Fred Shropshall),
Bruce and Chris. All 21
grandchildren and the two
great granddaughters were
present.
Following dinner, Nelson
and Clara opened their gifts
and the rest of the, evening
was spent taking pictures,
playing cards and visiting.
Guests were present from
Peterborough, Toronto; tis -
towel, London, Aylmer,
Kingston, SouthamptOn;
Clinton, Molesworth, Tees -
water, Goderich and the
Lucknow area.
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PiECES
getting along good for Kings-
bridge. The show was on the
Mitchell, Seaforth and Dub-
lin networks,
The Grade 1 students are
growing a peanut plant
which is in the Principal's
office.
The newspapers will
be
Kingsbridge
Curriculum
BYCATILY CHISHOLM
AND DIANE Van OSCH
Lticknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 22, 1975—rage Th
picked up on Sunday and will
be taken down to St Thomas
on Tuesday for the paper
drive.
The school dance is on •the
24th of November, 1978 and
St. Mary's, Goderich is com-
ing to the dance.
The free throw winners for
our school might be announc-
ed in next week's paper.
Toronto won the junior
soccer championship for this
year with Edmonton in sec-
ond place and Saskatchewan
in 3rd place.
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