St Johns Ravenscourt School - Eagle Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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mi Wwkd Then for the younger generation of fathers and all the sons the Ravenscourt Combo performed well singing Darlin Be Home Soon”, and Gloria”. The members of the band were Greg Lawrence, drums; Chas. Andison, bass guitar; Jim Lawson, rhythm guitar; Sandy Shandro, organ and vocal. The final act was Front Page Challenge. Dr. Truelove, Gary Dineen, Mr. Myers, and Mr. Matthews were on the panel and guessed four of five events of Canadian history. Master of Ceremonies Hutchings at the conclusion of Front Page Challenge joyously cried: Let’s all go for a skate. Many fathers along with their sons went for a skate to music for an hour at the conclusion of the program of entertainment. The weekend continued the next day with a Sunday Morning Chapel Service at 11:00 which was well attended by all the boys and their families. The sermon by Rev. Timothy Sale of the Fort Garry Anglican Church was very interesting and applied to rela¬ tionships within the family. Coffee was served afterwards and then the traditional inter-provincial tug-o-war was staged, and as usual, Alberta’ won. This ended a fine Father’s and Son’s weekend which I am sure was enjoyed by all who attended.

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Presented by The Boy Players of St. John’s-Ravenscourt School on Thursday, April 25th and Friday, April 26th at 8:00 P.M. in the Playhouse Theatre.