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MONUMENTS
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, 0 TARIO WEDNESDAY,
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The Girls' Glee Club favOured
the audience with "Look to the
Rainbow" , ",,Morning After" and
"I Am A WoMan". A Double
Trio consisted of Julie Reeves,
Susan Carter, Arlene Tranter,
Kim Farrell, 'Liz MacKay, and
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RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL
EDITOR,IcE DEX, AITEA, Mac KAY
ASSISTANTS, WAYNE NICHOLSON
Next on the program came the
elementary choir directed by Miss
Jean Campbell. Their selections
included "Somewhere a Child";
"The Papaya Tree"; "Love Me
Tender"; "Today"; "Bless 'em
All".; "Bells of St. Marys"; and
"Amazing Grace". This year
dancing was, included in the pro-
gram as "The Olds Folks" , Dianne
MacKay and carmon Courtney
recollected the good or days in
the area. Mrs: Dorothy Needham
deserves a'great deal of-credit
as• she taught the various dance
routines. .The R.D.S. dancers in-
cluded Saridy Pollock and Kim
Farrell; Kathy Farrell and Ken
MacKay; Gail Messenger and
Mike Gallant; Roy Ferguson and
Mary Needham; Julie Reeves and
Brian MacKay; Carol MacKay and
Bob Campbell; Carl Stanley and
Margie Collins; Andy Conlas 'and
Joan Courtney and Donna Gallant,
Priscilla Zipfel Mary Jane Court-
ney, Wendy Hamilton, Ardis
Nicholson and •Debbie Beard. Oh
yes, we even had Ripley's first
"streaker" complete with his bar-
rel. John Worthington provided •
the audiende with a piano solo.
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THIE GREATEST SHOW 'ON EARTH
Anyone who missed R.D.S,'s
variety concert, certainly was
deprived of some great talent. The
concert , which wasteld on April
25 and 26, met full houses on
both nights. A great deal of
credit is due to the following in-
dividuals who sacrificed their,
valuable time and effort in order
to make the shg'w an .
overwhelming success. These in-
cltide_Debbie Tranter, Sally
Elliott, Sally Harrison, Miss Jean
Campbell, Mr. George Arm- •
strong, Janice Reeves, Mrs. Dor-
othy Needham and the students
who looked after the lighting and
sound equipment. Prior to. the
opening numbers• of the concert ,
Gail Messenger , Greg Liddle,
Kerry Boyle , Ken ,MacKay and
Jane Anne Colling provided the
musical prelude R. D. S . presid-,
ent Gail Messenger welcomed the
capacity crowds that filled' the
school both nights. •
The Mass Choir sang." Song
Sung Blue" and "Top of the World:
Priscillia Zipfel introduced the
well-known celebrity Stompirr'
Tom Connors, alias Robert Cal-
quhoun. A Level V student,
Barry Pollock, sang "How Great
Thou Art" accompanied bye' Sally
Harrison at the piano. "Let's
Make a Deal" , the popular TV
show , was presented by Janice
Reeves and Nancy McGuire and a
host of enthusiastic supporters.
DUNGANNON
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place on Saturday, April 27, 1974,
at Benmiller United Church. •
Vanstone) whose marriage took
Mrs. Charlie Culbert (nee Vicki
ored on Sunday to Kitchener ,
to nursing classes •in London'.
accompanied' by their grandsOn,
eral days here. Martha Eedy also
accompanied them and returned
Matthew Ott who had spent sev-
congratulations to Mr.. and
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Eedy mot-
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Reed and
sons, Paul and David., were guests
on Saturday at the wedding of Mrs.
Reed'S'sister, Helen Adkin, to
John Masterson in Chatham.,
OBSERVE 49th ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnston
motored to, Owen Sound on Thurs-
day to visit the latter's 'neither on
her 92nd birthday. On Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston will be
'celebrating their 49th wedding
anniversary.Congratulations!
25th ANNIVERSARY
Congratulations also to Mr.' and
Mrs. Tom .Young , who were hon-
ored recently by their family on
their 25th anniversary.
Brookside School Spring concert
again' provided a splendid program
for a large audience on Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henderson
from MisSissauga visited' for sev'er-
al days with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Alton and with Mrs. ,Garnet Hend-
erson in Lucknow. On their return
they Were accompanied by their
niece, Marsha Alton, whoenjoy-
ed the Week end with her cousins.
On Saturday'a successful auction
sale was held clearing the estate
of the .late Jim Little. The six-
room, stucco home was, purchased.
by Gary Courtney, R. R. if 1 Dun-
gannon and Douwe Wilts of R. R,
Londesboro,, both of whom are
employed as carpenters at Man-
' ning's in Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pannabecker
and two small children have mov-
ed to Goderidh., They will be
missed from our community. To
their farm Mr. and Mrs. Mose
Jane Ann Coiling.
Following the intermission,
the Drama Club presented the
play entitled "No Boys Allowed".
The actors and actresses included
Nancy McGuire, Arlene Tranter,
Carol MacKay, Ken McLeod.,
Barry Marshall,, Debbie Beard,
-Sally Harrison, Patti MacDonald,
Julie Reeves, Bill Farrell, Robert
Colquhoun, Bob .Campbell and
Mary Needham. Janice Reeves
was the play's director and Mr.
George Armstrong acted as the .
!staff advisor. The props crew in-
cluded Bruce Nicholson, Sally
Elliott and Patti MadDonald
while Kim Farrell, Debbie Trant-
er and Kathy Farrell looked after
the ma ke -up .
Special thanks to Danny Boyd ,
Larry Farrell, Sandy Liddle, Ken
Stewart, Kevin Ferguson, George
Dickieson, Danny Hickey and Roy
Ferguson whb looked after props,
chairs and lighting. Thanks to
everyone Who came out and
supported the conaert!
Theushers for the concert includ-
ed Debbie Zipfel, Kevin Ferguson,
Keith Pollock and Janice Farrell.
If we forgot any names our apolog.
tes. We're only human!!!
SPRING PROM
„ ma-7 17th is the date of R. D. S . '
annThal prom. Level III is in
charge of the decorations while
Saffn brass is providing the music
fo: dancing. Advance tickets
will be available in the nearfut-
ure..
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Jim Ritchie is home futile
summer completing his first
at Centralia College of Agri
al technology in Centralia,
Mr. and Mis l John 'Hunter;
mond , Jeffrey and: Nancy v
Stinday evening at the homed
his nepheW, Mr, and its,
Menary and family.of Auburn
Barbara Wilkins spent Sand
afternoon with a, friend ,1B1
Eagles of Southampton,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Helena
Janine had his uncle., Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Ritchie Sunday a
noon.
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Lorne Cook a
family had 'as visitors Sound
evening , his sister and
Peter Steer „ Tracy and Heath
and her sister , Mr. and firs, 1
Ca mpberrand family, alio(
don;. Mr . and Mrs, Peter Cook
Miss Lorraine Hamilton uflut
now; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C
and family of Ambetley,
• Mrs. Lulu Anderson and !a
Morris Jerome. left Wednesday
last week for Hamilton to viii
with Mrs . Charles Ashbaugh 9
Hagersville and other neigh
and' friends in rile. Hamilton
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Shetier have moved with their
family of four little girls. We
welcome them, and many people
have been quite interested in
watching field cultivation being
done using four black horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kilpatrick
and children,. Paul and Libby
from Algonquin Island, Toronto,
visited in Benmiller and Goderich
this week end and called on rela-
tives In Dungannon and Wingham
on their return home on Sunday.
Guests on Sunday with Mrs.
Mary Bere and family were Mrs.
Bessie Slessor, who' s in her 90th
year; with her daughter and son-
in7law Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shier,
from Armow; Mr. and Mrs. John
Bere and Karen Hernandez, Mr.
and Mrs. D."Aldharn and children
who were home for a family •gath-
ering , the occasion being John's
birthday. Gerry Bere has complet-
ed his year at Fanshawe College
and has secured work for the sum-
mer months.
Mr." and Mrs. Ross Spry from
Niagara Falls, N.Y. are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ivers:
Visiting on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Art Wall of Dungannon were
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Einerson of
ueensville, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Emerson of Newmarket, George
Wall of Lucknow and Miss Cathy
Dunsmuir of Lucknow.
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