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PAGn axiom* THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2I
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BY MONDAY, DECEMBER 1st
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GRADE TENS VISIT OTTAWA
On ThurSday, November 20th, a
group of twenty-one grade ten
students loaded a bus and left for
Ottawa. They left Ripley at 4.30
and stopped at MacDonald's : in
Guelph for supper. They arrived in
Ottawa at approximately 12.30 and
checked into Lord Elgin Hotel.
Friday morning they were up at 7
O'cloCk. They left 'at 9 o'clock for
the National . Art Centre. After
being there for an hour they visited
the Parliament Buildings where
they watched the House of
Commons in progress fore about
forty-five minutes. They had the •
pleasure of talking with the M.P.
from Sudbtiry. They had a box
lunch in the cafeteria of the
Federation Building. They then
toured the Canadian Mint.. Next
they visited the War Museum.
After supper back at the hotel they
went to a shopping plaza. There
they went to see. the show "The
Other Side of the Mountain". They
returned to the hotel for the night.
Saturday morning, after break-
fast, they hada three hour bus tour
of the city. On this tour they saw
embassies, the Prime Minister's
House, the Governor General's
House and they went into Quebec.
They went to MacDonald's in
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Ottawa for dinner. After dinner
they toured the Science and
Technology Building, the Queen
Victoria War Memorial Museum.
They had the pleasure of going
`swimming .at Ottawa University.-
While there they saw a former
R.D.S. student Roy Ferguson with
whom they. talked. After supper
they went bowling at the Kent
Bowling Lanes; then saw the show
"The Return Of The Pink Panth-
er". Then they went back 'to the
hotel for the night..
Sunday morning they'had break-
fast and at 8.45 the;,loaded the bus
for home. A busload of tired
students arrived in Ripley at
approximately 5 o'clock. The
students would like to thank. Mr.
and Mrs. Burgess who did a good
job of chaperoning them and Pat
Duffy who was their tour guide.
DANCE
Last Friday night a good crowd
was, present at the dance. The
music was supplied by Ironclad
from Port Elgin.. We are sure
everyone had a good time. Hope.
that all can come to our Christmas
dance in December.
VOLLEYBALL
Our hous'eleague volleyball has
started now. The girls teams have
the following number of points,
Black 5, Green 3, Orange 6, and
Red 3. The boys teams have Black
4, Orange 2, Green 6, and Red 5.
SOCCER
The houseleague soccer is over
now with the winning teams being
Orange girls and Green boys.
SKATING
On Friday, November' 13, the
grade 8 class and the grade 7 class
went ice skating for an hour. It was
enjoyed by all.
JOAN OSBORNE
AND PAM McINTOSH.
Card Party
There were seven tables at the
euchre party held in the Dungan-
non Orange Hall. Winners were
high gent, Elmer Black; high lady,
Mrs. Elmer Black; second high
gent, Jack Errington; 2nd high
lady, Mrs. Freeman Olson. The
next card party will be held on
T"lovember
ZION
Congrattilations and best wishes
to Mr. and Mrs. Lane Gardner
whose marriage took place in St.
Peter's Anglican Church, Lucknow
on Saturday. We welcome Mrs.
Gardner to the community,
Mrs.. D. A: Hackett and Mrs.
Donald Hackett attended the girls
4-H leaders convention Monday
and Tuesday of last week at the
Royal Winter. Fair in 'Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Raynard
and girls had his brother, Mr, and
Mrs. Chris. Raynard and Cathy of
Aylmer, Ontario, Saturday . after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Torn Helm and his=
mother, Mrs. Robert Helm of
Lucknow visited on Friday of last
week in London at the University'
Hospital with his father Robert
Helm. His condition is improving.
The ladies of Trinity United
Church, AShfiekl are holding their
annual pot luck supper • and
exchange of gifts Tuesday evening
of this week.
Whitechurch
On Monday evening, November
17 Whitechurch Women's Institute
held their progressive euchre party
with 10 tables in play. Those
winning prizes were high lady,
Mrs. John Gaunt; low -lady, Mrs.
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