The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-15, Page 11PURPLE GROVE
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Mr ... and Mrs. Don .NIcCosh
• were Thursday :evening visitors
at the Stuart Lane household...
Mr's. Audrey. Schandler ; Mr.
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Brownie News
On 'Tuesday, March 7th the..
13rownies, began their meeting
'with 13rownie Ring. ,Betty! Stanley
wag' our Fairy Queen. Inspection- .
was fora clean handkerchief .• "
and the Brownies hopped .their..
Fairy 'cold:. •
Snowy Owl then presented
Suzanne Kiikland with her Golden,.
Bar and. Deborah bolt recciyedher
S.econder Stripe .from Tawny-Cwt.
We closed. BrOwnie Ring; with
Brownie 'Prayer. ... .
At •Pow Wow Brenda Phillips.
showed three things she .ha'S lead).
.for her. craft badge and •Betty.'
Stanlev showed two articles for
craft. Barbara Hackett read.hcr,
During-work period' Barbara '
Haq•kett.paSsed her test for.con-
ducting two.singing garries. Eliz-
abeth Wilkins, Betty Stanley and
Marian Raynard.passed their test
for skipping -bac kwards. Betty .
Stanley sang. God Save The Queen
for Tawny Owl. . • .
.We .ciosed the meeting with
Taps and the- Brownies- leaving
by the -Arch. -
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pHESDA.Y.
,/ 'MARCH. 15th, 1.972
The March Meeting- of
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the.meeting with a ve
hymn
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2$8.Was sung , followr~l by
the Lord's Prayer being repeated
lauiosnis.o.' 'Mrs. V; I'lackett
in charge of the Vey ot ion!:. has s. Donald Hackett -read the
Scripture, followed by a ity1111T.
0.5..11 A. Hackett gave. the
Bible Study on Deborah., Idilow _
¢db)sorne questions and a clos ,
. •
Ing.Pra)er ' During the business portion of
the, meeting 2 group cncilts were,
turned in, also-Mrs. Inn Hunter .
showed us a quilt she had. made
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for the Society . A naive •
Sunda) is set forlun , -with the Augustine:
following Tuesday , Junk
:fork Garden Party , • Mrs, War-
renZinn showed the ferns which The March meeting. of St. Aug-
floe been.purchased for the. front ustine C. W.L. .was-held on Tues-
day of last week .in•the Parish pf the Church. -Mrs. -Reg Broome
--Alleged that articles for the lIall.with tenmernbers present
bale be.brought out to the - April and Father Cassano as the spirit.-
meeting. Mrs. Charles Wilkins ual director. VOLLEYBALL
read the Trinity Tattler". 'The meeting.opened with pray- long awaited game' took'.,
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wasmuch:enjoyed.-- NITS. 111.1111 f' I er led. by Pr,. Cassano with•Mrs.. place on Thursday., March 0 when
had the Study. Book on ,SOnthern - - Joe Frank the staff played againSt the- bovs.en,.president , in the the
. Miss Connie hickey ready volleyball team. The first ga me Africa and presented a shOrt
filar .
on t e Congo,: Maly A MIL.ILO _corre„spOnd-cn-0-e-i7-a4444..7.....4.... Was won by the'boys with a ,•• .
. gavenerspeeall','"Attitudk.s and '• Nancy Stapleton gave the tr store of Is - In the second
Enthusiasm'. 1:1)rrail9 game the staff won with score 7 was sung.. ifrer's report.. ,'
and the meeting 'c losed• with pray Mrs. Raymond Boyle was ap- e's.4sot uncileo"nt t.sth
et. poinfed to get the flowers for..the .othfelr.-)bo;ys10r.ea'111*
feel that
total
altar for Easter.. First Holy Com- 'of points are..2,5 - 23-for the bo ys..
The judges.for the Apron Cola,- mullion for. our -children will- be Mr. Pitilayson and R.00i11 b were in
est were Mrs. litn,Aitchcson and charge.bf this game,., Admission. held at St ,.JosePh's,Church ,
RossErrinton an re. Kings rbridge on Sunday, April 9th. wa*---
' 'Two. home made quilts, went to the Red Cross; which •
the lea gife—azeLgaing, to quilt,, •
were dise.ussed in deta
Mrs. 'Wm. '<Mahan gave .a.
spiritual reading and „Fr, Cassano•
talked -to,the ladies abOut the'
sacrament of .penance,,- or r,econ.".-
ciliatiohas it is ktioWn
Lunch was. served and a social
houro followed.
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ASSEMI3LY
On March 3, Room Twelve and •
Mrs, Andersbn presented their
,assenibly, The class opened their
assembly with d Ca nada. For a
Bible lesson the class recited a
poem called "The Creation";
• was followed by a song
called "Vest Bones". Later they
sang "Obladie" and "I'd Like,to
Teactrthe World to Sing". Three
plays written by students in the
class were then presented. The
first play.was called "If you
Can't Beat 'Em Join 'Eni." The
Main actors were Mr. Duporte,
brian \Cranston', Mrs. Duporte,
Patsy de Graaf and Gertrude Du:
porte , 149rie Deller. The second
play was called "School Daze".
The teacher in the play was
Shirley Dougherty. The third
play was called "Knock Four •
Times"; The main
actors were Fred J, Pancake ,
Jimmy MAC1(411101.1 .and Maggie , Jan-
et Whytock. :-AaeLennali
then gave out prizes to the win.:
tiers of the Public Speaking
tests. 'Next the class' sang "iley
'Jude". The assembly was • - *
closed with "God Save the Queen' .
HOCKEY
-A liocke\ ,Barite between the
'girls hockey team of our school
and of Ripley w.as played on Mon-
day , March-6.. In the first period
Ripley scored.- Our team thought
they- were gbing .to lose until the
end of the third period when 'Joyce
Cha.niney scored a- goal. Soon
after Janet MaePne -rson scored
another goal. So Brookside beat
Ripley 2-1.:
announced the prize winningap-
rons as follows; Special Mrs.
KenAlton; Vial] Fancy . Mrs.•
A, Hackett.; Large apron, Mrs.
Alvin Alton; and short work apron
Alvin Alton.
Tbecommittee in Charge. serv7
ed.a delicious lunch . host 7
-ess-forthe-A-priThiticeting is Mrs,
Jerry cranston. •
and Mrs. Don McCosh.and Dick '
and Mr. arid Mrs. NIcEWan
and boys .were Monday evening .
supper guests With Mr.. and Mrs.-
Bill Arnold of Ripley
'Mr.' and NIrS. ViCtOr Cawley .
enjoyed a Saturday evening out.
at the George Ertiersone.
Miss ,Nancy Elliott of Sarnia
and a 'girlfriend spent .the• week
'end with Nancy's arents Mr. and
Mrs'. Earl Elliott.
Any bod:y need their lawn cut'.'
c. -Dore Won•herself a.. brand
new.. power mower on the' CNNX
radio "One" contest Saturday morn
Ln Pnr.surc she will be a- -busy
Little woman cutting down ever) -
thing in sight come spring-.
Eight tables -were iti.play at: ..
the ear - pally I e trrth
1111111it centre on.. Friday evehing.•
Conveners were Mrs.;.-N.lorley
Scott and .Mrs.' June Elliott, they
used a St. Patrick's theme and
very successfully we may Add
Ce-N.44-1-i-nicks-prize___W-inners were
Corrine Bo'. le: -Dick.MCCcish ,
- Bob Emersdn, Mrs. Claude Dore
Sr. , and Don Robertson., George.
Harkness.reccived a gift for hav-
ing the-closest birthday..
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