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Dining
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SUNDAY SMORGASBORD
EVERY SUNDAY 5 TO 7 P.M.
FULLY LICENSED UNDER L.L.B.O.
ENTERTAINMENT & DANCING
IN THE LOUNGE
APPEARING THIS
FRIDAY Al VD SATURDAY; MAY 17, AND 18
MACH 4
101.11.01.111.111.11111
RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL
Spring Prom
Friday, May 17
from
9 - 1
Music By `SATIN BRASS"
TICKETS $2.50 single
$4.50 couple in advance
$5.00 couple at door.,
EVERYONE WELCOME
LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE THIRTEEN NESDAY+ MAY 15th.
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APPENINGS
IMAGE SALE
May 10, there was
5
tnage sale for everyone.
things caw in and were
There was a draW on ,a case
ange pop, a beach bail,
its and peanut brittle. Debra
ld won the case of pop , Mur-
yons won the beach ball,
Dicksonwoh the flowers and
Wilkins won the peanut
e, We made a profit of
This 'money will be divided
een the, Red Cross and our
foster child fund.
BUS TRIP
The room 1,, grade 1 class went
to the Rocks:on Lion Safari Park
on Friday , May 3. Some of the
animals they saw were lions,
tigers, monkeys, bears, camels,
elephants., rabbits, buffalos. don-
keys, bobcats, pigs, kids and
many other animals. They were
very interested and told us little
stores about different animals.
GRADE 8'
The grade 8 pupils \will have '
their graduation pictures taken on
May 22. On May 27 there will
be an "Orientation Night" for the
pupils of grade 8 to go to F. E.
Madill School and have a tour.
25th Anniversary,
Couple Honoured
May 4th 'marked the 25th anni-
versary of Mr. and. Mrs. Russell
Phillips of Belfast. Rosalene'and
Herb Barger , Fred and Ken Phillips
presented their mother with a love-
ly corsage of pink sweetheart roses
and. a white carnation to their dad.
A lovely meal f011owed at the
Sutton Park ,,Kincardine.'
After a lengthy "drive" ,.a sur-
prise 25th wedding anniversary
party was held at St: Helens Hall'
where approximately 125 friends,
neighbours and relatives were
gathered to honour Mr. and Mrs. „
Phillips. Flowers were.received
from Manitoba from two of Mrs.
Phillips' sisters and many beauti-
ful gifts were received.
It was a double, surprise Party as
many friends gathered to surprise,
Herb Barger on. the occasion of his
25th birthday.
Dancing followed with Cliff
Ernmerton and Dennis Courtney
playing. A delicious smorgasbord
lunth was served.
Earlier that week a few "friends'
gathered at Russell and Jean's
home, where the couple were chiva•
reed.
GHANA DAY
On May 9, the room 4 students
held a Ghana Day. The room was
divided into 7 tribes that are still
in Africa and they dressed up as
the tribes would. "They gave
themselves African names and
each tribe.performed a play or
a report on a day's hunt, or war
dance. They sang, several African
songs and at lunch had an African
meal consisting 'of peanut pie,
banana sweet and cocoa which is
the main export. Everyone had
fun.
FIELD DAY
The annual field day at Brook-
side Public School will be held on
May. 23. If it rains on this day it
will be on May '24. Parents are
invited to come and watch. There
are 5 divisions; Primary - 5 , 6 , 7,
8; Midget -. 9, 10; Junior - 11;
Intermediate - 12; Senior - 13 and
over. Each student may enter
6 events and 1 relay race.' Two
winners from the' Senior , Inter-
mediate , Junior and Midget divi-
sions' will advance to the area
meet at Robertson Public School
in Goderich. So good luck and
have fun.
HOLIDAYS
The students will be having a
holiday on May 20 as the cele-
bration of the Queen's birthday.
They will be getting out at 2.00
on May 27 as Mr. Stevenson will
be talking about the metric syst-
em, to parents and others who ,are
interested. The, students will not
aitend school on May 31 as it is
a Professional Development Day.
- Ruth, Alton
- Annette Elphick.
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FRIDAY, MAY 17
Sidewalk Sale
-- Buggy Rides
C.K.N.X. Mobile
SUNDAY, MAY 19
SATURDAY, MAY 18
-Sidewalk Sale
— Buggy Rides
Dance Saturday Night
9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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