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Mrs Richard West gave the devotions Yet
e are One, must rementber that all
`churches mit bea grouping Of national
haidies and it will take much faith to make
this 'a reality. Mrs. West led in a responsive
payer. ", ' • - • •
Mrs. Allan,N Mictikniald had a,. reading,
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Tidings were reviewed by Mrs. _Richard"
West. Roll was answered by a verse on Love.
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they have great enthusiasm and good lay
leadership. Mrs;,,a' an MacDoniild .brought
up for discussion the questions of what
contributions we are making and What more
we can do to go -operate with Ike churches in
Africa.
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie read a few verses
of scripture in memory of a former member
of our, W.M.S., Mrs. Grace. fattiahi„ •
Business was .conducted and the meeting
closed with prayer and lunch was served.
lan n faniily reunion
• • er fitro hundred- letters have been sent
derma Canaria • antLz. the United *States
hiforriring, Altditle0eitairits of the reunion
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OUP041,,IskiO Vitik•Aailft 1160 on July 7
and 8. It is hoped that imany descendants of
Danielmd Agnes Atten'S five sons and two
daughters will he 'able to attend;
• A. theetirta was Wait the. homeof Frank.
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Off Loreen Alton on February Zito organize
forthe gather** of the clan. • After a genera!
discussion i'tentitiVe. schedule was drawn
titrfar the weekend. Included in the plani af-
ter registratiota:iiiit be a display ttf. photos.,
scrapbooks and olderafts, a time tar visiting,
concertos program on Saturday evening, a.
• Church service, tours aid aedication of the
mentorial. . • • •
A.nteniorial dedicatidn' • committee Of
Frnest Eaton of Winghatti, -Phyllis Morrison
and Clayton Alton of LuclutoW area was'
foriacCao Investigate the PossibilitY of
• erecting a memorial and finding a 'Suitable
location. • , „. • -
Those attending the organizational meet-
ing Were Art Smeltzer and John W. *Scott. of
the Ripley area; Mr. and -Gorden
Mornson, Mr. and Mks Clayton Alton, Mr.
and Mia. Russet Irvin,'Leonard 'Ritchie, and.
-Mrs. Glen Walden from thei,tirckmv area
• and Mr., and, Mrs: „ErriesVEitort of Whig-
. ham. Another meeting is planned for March.
Anyone who is interested in 1hetniiii2please
let any of the above knew:: yfe 'need your
• support and ideas, ‘: „ •
Ripley school hold olympics
• The week of February 6 - 10 was Olympic.
Week at Ripley District School. Each student
wore the flag of the country they represented
during the Olympic Games Quiz, Exercise
Station Race, Tobbggan Race, Design a
Logo, Team Relay Race, Ribbon. Day, Cross
Country Ski Race, and Snow Sculptures.
Exercise Station Race: West Germany:
Tanya Hillier, Dale Brooks, Italy: Ainslie
Martin, Kevin Lowry, Sweden'. Karin
Silverstone, Billy. Johnson, Denmark:
Christine Wright,,Vinny Wright.
Olympic Caulz West Germany: Rob
Wood, USA: Stacey, Dahmer, Eat Ger-
many: Scott. eandenHogen,
Czechoslovakia: John Kelly. .
Logo, • for Canada's Olympic team:
France: Nancy Nugent, Sweden: Karin
Silverstone, West Germany:- Tanya
Hawrylyshyn, East Germany: Angela
Campbell, Sweden: Tammy Sutton.
Cross Cowitry Ski Race: Junior Girls,
East Germany: Shelley Hewitt, Austria:
Becky Cudmore, USA: Julie Johnson, Den/.
mark: Amy Rotteau. Junior Boys, Austria:
Jerry Godfrey, West , •Germany: Dale
Brooks, Italy: Kevin Lowry,- Finland: Troy
Thornicroft.
• Senior Girls, Dentnark: Christine Wright,
SWedeni Karin Silverstone i West,Germany:
Tanya Hillier, Switzerland: Tammy Flud-
der, Senior Boys,. Deritnark: Vinny Wright,
Austria, Tony Pollock, Denmark: Brad
Stanley, Sweden: Bill Johnson.'
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dons and first-place-vvinners were: Exer-
cise Station Race - West Gamely, Olympic
Quiz West- Germany, 1-0g9 for Canada's
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Olympic team - France. Cross Country Ski
Race: Junior Girls I East Germany, Junior
• Boys - Austria,' Senior Girls - Denmark,
Senior Boys - Denmark.
On Flag day, • West , Germany, Italy,.
• Finland and Sweden won. France Woriathe
tobdggan race. On ribbon day, every team
member Wassupposed to make a ribbon
-from the team colors and wear it. Sweden
won this event.
In the Tug-of-war, the Americans proved
to be the strongest. France was victorious in
the Snow -Pitch game.
The winning snow sculpture was crafted
by members of the French team. They
created "Bonhornme,"• .
Congratulations are extended to France
who won the Olympic Week. •
Midgets on a roll
After defeating Teeswater three games
straight to take the Western Ontario Athletic
Association DD championship. The Lucknow
Midgets have taken a two game lead in their
best of five series with Watford in the All
Ontario quarter1 final series. -
They defeate'd Watford 7 - 2 in the first
game of the series and won the second game
7 -,5,Monday night.
The next game of the series will be in
Watford on Sunday al 1: p.m. A bus will
leave Lucknow at 10 a.m. Sunday. Please
notify recreation director Silt Hunter in
advance if you plan to .iteeornparna the team
on the bus. '
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