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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-09-29, Page 10'MR LUCKNOW SENTINEL,-LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1976 4 • STRICT .SCHOOL .McQuillin Family Held 3rd Reunion Burgess. Good luck in the coming Our."S,ure-to=Bialom".bulbs have Just arrived from Holland. . Tulips, fiyacinths, Daffodils, and many others. CEDARHILL FARM & 'G ARDEN CENTRE • C. STUDENT COUNCIL 'Oncp more it was election time at RD$,. The student WS, elected a new executive. ' The .nominations , • for president -were Heather Boyle and Janice Farrell; for ' vice president, Chet:0 *McGarvey and Mary. Jane Courtney; for secretary, Ann-Cluley and Denise Huber; and fi for treasurer, Donna Huber, Susan Thompson. and Chris McGarvey. On Wednesday, September 15, we enjoyed a delicious barbecue made by the ' Level V and the Student •Council: The barbecue was followed by speeches from the candidates. On Thursday everyone voted. After a close race the new executive for 76-77 was picked. The president is , Heather Boyle, vice president Cheryl- McGarvey, Secretary Ann Cluley, and treasur- er Chris McGarvey. Class repres- . entatives were also chosen. They • are: Level 5, Norma Jean Crozier and Sandy Liddle; Level 4, Wendy Hamilton and Kevin Ferguson; Level 3A, Jane Messenger and Robert Elliott; Level 3B, Denise Huber and Glenn Grubb; Level 2, Karen McGarvey and Brian Hus- ton; Level 1, Susan Reeves and Jeff MacTavikh; Class 81, Shelley Mason and Murray Scott; Class 82, • Michele MacTavish and John McIntosh; and Clais 70, Darlene Coiling and Paul Irwin. The staff advisors are Mrs. Collins and Mrs. .G.1.1 NEWS Monday was registration night at-. C.G.I.T. The' three dollars from each member, goes to the Ontario. C.G.LT. committee for" its work of helping our groups, Irene Reitknecht and Kim Hald- enby led the sing song. President Barbara Loree led in the purpose and hymn. Barbara Maize, a new member was welcomed. Secretary and treasurer reports were given and the offering was received. It was decided' to continue supporting our foster child, Marl-' eny Millones in Peru. The group are invited to visit the United' Church tent at the Plowing Match. Ideas were discussed for celebrat- ing C.G.I.T. Week, October, 16-22. Irene Reitknecht agreed to play the piano for a few weeks and Brenda Arnold will look after the scrapbook. Shirley Loree, Debra Arnold, Mary Lynn Cayley and 'retie Reitknecht were chosen as group representatives. Two games were led by Barbara Loree apd Sandra Henderson. In grodps, the girls started a Fold-Out Study made especially for C.G.I.T. Discover Me, Discover You, and Discover Others are topics to be discussed. All joined in , Taps."' year. MUSIC SOCIETY The members of the executive for .the Music Society were chosen last week. The president' is Laitrie Coiling; directors are Priscilla' Zipfel and Ken 'MacKay; secretary is Shelley Hackett. The class reps are Level 5, Kevin Cook;' Level 4, Jane Ann Coiling; Level 3a, Debbie Zipfel; level .3B, Marilyn.Stewart; Level 2, Helen Culbert; and Level 1, Tom Wilson. 'Good Luck!!! COMMENCEMENT Our annual commencement exer- cises will be held on Friday, October 22. We are looking forward to the return of the Level '4 and 5 graduates. • DRIVER EDUCATION Driver Education classes vvill commence on September 29. The teacher for this year is Mr. Turvill. There are about 20 students involved in it this year. FAIR , Once ,,again everyone was busy working on their floatS for the fair. , Friday afternoon was spent in decorating. We were pleased to see so'ipany at the fair. CHEERLEADERS The enthusiastic girls in the gold and black outfits that-you will see cheerleading , at' our interschool sports are our new cheerleaders for this year. Their leader is Marilyn Stewart and the squad 'consists of Gail , MacDonald,' Donna Huber, Susan Thompson and Heather Boyle. Their enthusiastic coach is Mrs. Barbara Burgess. Good luck to our new cheerleaders. EDITORS The new editors for 1976-77 are Debbie Zipfel, Jane Messenger and Joyce Osborne. LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH. . Rev.° L. Van Staalduinen Pastor SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3rd Services at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Listen to the Back to God Hour Message of Today CHOK Sarnia, 8:30 a.m. Radio dial 1070 CFOS Oweh Sound, 1:30 p.m. Radio dial 560 The 3rd reunion of the McQuillitr familSr was help on. Saturday, September 25th, 1976, • at Sti Peterts Anglican ,. Parish Hall, licknow,• with• 74 in attendance. Registration and renewing of acquaintances was' followed by a , program with Roy McQuillin as master of ceremonies. ' , Name's of births since the last reunion were Jamie, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Sandy •McQuillin, Stratford, and Sara Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary McQuillin, St. Catharines. Names of deaths since the last reunion were Mrs. Irvin McCabe, (Dorothy McQuillin) Windsor, and Mrs. Telford Deatop,(Ethel Mc- Lean) London. A minute of silence was observed. A "Show and Tell" period of pictures and antiques belonging to the lst.and 2nd generatiOns proved very interesting. joined in singing "The More 'We Get Together". This was followed by a reading by Mrs. Dynes Campbell. Musical numbers were given by Charles McQuillin on the fife; Colleen Murphy, piano; Albert McQuillin, vocal and guitar; Sandy McQuillin, bagpipes;' Albert and Dick McQuillin, piano and violin. Prizes were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Herb McQuillin for couple having the most direct descendants present; Janiie, McQuillin, young- est child; Lorraine McQuillin, 40th person to register; Mr. and Mrs. Jim McQuillin, couple most recent- ly married; Mr. ' and Mrs. Herb McQuillin; most wedding anniver- saries; Sandy IVIcQuillin, adult with birthday closest to reunion date; Jamie McQuillin, child with birth- day cloiest to reunion date; Shawn Murphy,, lucky plate; Mike Breuti- gam, luckY cup. Grace was sung, after which a smorgasbord sepper brought an enjoyable day , to a close. The committee in charge of the reunion was Beatrice McQuillin and Mrs. Fred McQUillin. Appointed to this position for next year are Mrs.' Don Nickel, Mrs. Doug McLeod and Mrs. Pete Neufeld. • Members • of the clan were present from St. Catharines, Niag- ara Falls,- Chatham, ,« Kitchener, Toronto, Thornhill, Guelph, Elora, Cambridge (Galt), Stratford, Brant- ford, 'Hamilton, Windsor, Salem, Goderich, Listowel, Clinton, Blue- valet, Teeswater, • Whitechurch, Dungannon, Amberley, Holyrood, and the Lucknow area. 4, 04 4.- AP ..... LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister OCTOBER 3rd 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning Worship Nursery provided for pre-School children IP IP KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Paitor Gilbert Van Sligtenborst 10 a.ni. Sunday School 11, a.m. Worship Service 7:30 p.m. Evening Service MidWeek Prayer Service Wednesday at 8 o'clock • C.A. (Young People) Fri ay at 8:00 p.m. LUCKNOW BROOKSIOE. OPENINGS', With-the beginning of school, intramural soccer is'the order of the day' Each day at noon either 2 girls's games or 2 boys' games are played, Scores are kept and winners receive crests at the end of the year. Boys' teams are Chargers (Peter Kohnert, C.), Pirates (Simon Forster, C.)„Dukes (Brian Elphick, C.), Stampeders (Alan Rivett, C.), Jets (Doug Kuik, C.) and Strikers (Ed Davidson, C.). Girls' teams are Kick-Offs (Doro- thy Martin, C.), Dribblers (Juanita Fielder, C.), Raiders (Kay Morri- son, C:), Streakers (Janet Godfrey, C.), Bombers (Teresa Taylor, C.). A Brookside float, along with, over, 200 students, took part in the parade at Dungannon Fair on Friday, September 24. Congratu- lations to those students who won prizes in their respective classes of School Work, Pets and 4-H. BrOokside won first place for their float at the Lucknovv Fair. Many of the students also won prizes in classes within the' hall. Mrs. Graham and her Grade 6 class from Room 9 are planning a Science excursion to the West Wawanosh Conservation area on MOnday, September 27, weather permitting. 4P IP 4P 4P 4, ar ap dip IP 4P Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev. Glenn Noble B.A., B.D. Minister Phone 528-2740 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 1.0A a.m. Sunday 'School 11 a.m. Morning Worihip ./P 41P IP IP 4P IP I. AP DUNGANNON "CHRISTIAN 'FELLOWSHIP (MENNONITE) Doug Zehr, Student Pastor . Phone 529-77511 • SERVICES SUNDAY; OCTOBER 3 10:00 a.m. Sunday School • 11 a.m.1 "Love Despite Conflict", EVERYONE WELCOME 538.2143 Honoured On 25th Annivers' or: ST. HELENS NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Humphr( hosted a party for many friend eeighbours and reptives of M and Mrs. Lloyd Huniphrey to he them celebrate their 25th weddh anniversary. A fine social evenit of conversation and dancing w enjoyed by everyone. Followit the dancing, a cold plate buffet w served , to the guests. Many gues returned 'to the home of Mr: ai Mrs.' Lloyd Humphrey followil the dance Where .Mrs. Humphr opened their many gifts. COnge illations , to both on their anniv( sary. Mr. and Mrs. Al McRoberts a family of London ' were weeke visitors with Mr. and Mrs. ,p ,Taylor and family. Also visiti with the:Taylors were Mr. and M Ron Sprague of London. Mr. a Mrs. Sprague will soon be residi in the village. . The UFO sighting of Friday ni turned out to be a weather, bath which had strayed from the •Sat area.. Fortunately no alien creal es are invading this planet . as Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T attended the Thorndale' Fall Fai 'sheep exhibitors while Mr. Mrs. Wayne Todd attended Glencoe Fall' Fair. Both ha successful day bringing al several ribbons. 0 SON OF EARTH! Knotv, verily, .the heat wherein the least' remnant envy, yet lingers, shall nevi attain My everlasting dot inion," nor inhale the swe savors of holiness breathh from My kingdom of sanctit Baha `te 111 40, 4P AP 4, AP AP IP AP./ THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA " PARISH OF LUCKNOW. SCHEDULE OF SERVICE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3rd St.' Paul's, Ripley 9:00 a. St. John's, Bervie 1040 a.I _St. Peter's, Lucknow 12:00 Non r WE THE grr kiREEGATION KINLOUGH PENTECOSTAL CHURCH SINCERELY INVITE YOU TO THE DEDICATION OF OUR NEW SANCTUARY On October 10, 1976 at 3:00 pan, -SPECIAL SPEAKER REV, H. D. HONSINGER Sup% of Western Ontario District of P.A.O.C.