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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-01-02, Page 5' Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January '2, 1985—Page 5 , Neal Addison of Lucknow Central. Public School was the winner of a stuffed smurf in the draw for the Lucknow Business Association Christmas poster contest. Neal's name was drawn by Santa when he made his annual visit to Lucknow December 15. Jim Baba and Joanne Weber', of the, Lac1 now business Association are shown m aking the presentation. Christmas at JVhitechurch... [Photo by Sharon Dietz] Present Christ [Intended forlast week] - By Sherry Hodges and Annette Gruendler This was a very busy week at Brookside beginning with dress rehearsal on Monday afternoon for the concert which was held on Tuesday night. The concert opened with the .Intermed- iate choir portraying in song, 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. Miss Garland's kindergarten presented A Christmas Alphabet, and songs and acted out the manger scene and sang some songs. Mrs. Tebbutt's grade 4 'and Mrs. Young's grade ,1 combined to present a number, The Twelve Months of the Year. Mrs.' Graham's grade 4 put on a play ,called, The Nutcracker Suite. Mrs. Allen's grade 5 enacted a play, What Can You Give? The last number was a Christmas tableau and medley, of Christmas carols by the primary choir. Several of the classes had special .treats during the week including pizzas in Mrs. Worsell's grade 3, on Wednesday; dinner for Mr. -Liddle's grade 6 on Wednesday; cake and ice cream for the kindergarten class on Friday; hot dogs for Miss Jewitt's as concert B OOKSIDE BROADCAST • grade 2 on Thursday and a party for Mr: Sygrove';s on Wednesday. On Thursday Mrs.' Blanchette's grade "and Mrs. Young's grade .1 took a field .trip to Lambton Heritage Museum, south of Grand Bend. On .Thursday the other classes went skating at Lucknow Arena in the afternoon. Darryl Graham w,as a winner in the grade 5 and 6 division and Heidi Pritchard was a winner in the grade 7 and 8 division of the Christrnas poster contest sponsored by Lucknow Business Association. Darryl Graham was also 'a winner in the Logo contest .for the Huron. Centre for Children and Youth and, made an appear- ance on TV as he got his award. The Student's Council provided a film for Friday afternoon, The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes. 'Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Santa visits Kairsheainstitute. Kinloss Kairshea Women's Institute held their annual Christmas party on December 20 at the Anglican church hall. The members •were served ' a delicious Christmas ' dinner catered by the A.C.W. Mrs. Leonard Clarke, president, wel- comed everyone and wished them a Merry Christmas. Mrs. Allan MacDougall thank- ed the ladies for their excellent catering service. Mrs. Allan MacDougall opened the• meeting part of -the evening by reading the Christmas Stofy scriptures. Everyone was pleased to hear that special Christmas parcels were sent to members unable to attend the party. Mrs. Cliff Roulston reported on the catering, of the Lions dinner and thanked the members who helped. Mrs. Evan Keith began the party by leading the ladies in a songfest of carols accompanied by Mrs. John Forster. Mrs. Keith-• condpcted 'a game of Christmas Bingo. Mrs. Roy Finlayson won the prize, so if you need Christmas advice, ask Betty! Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Cliff Roulston and Mrs. Ira Dickie presented a short Christ- mas play entitled, The Christmon Tree. It was excellent and much enjoyed by all. The • ladies took part in another game of skill and the 'reds proved the best peanut movers. The special speaker for the evening was Maxine Alton, who is a colour consultant for Over the Rainbow Limited. Maxine presented a slide show to explain how proper use of colours.can work for you and. not against you. Everyone enjoyed her presentation and gained some helpful suggestions. Mrs. Allan .MacDougall gave a reading on the Ch istmas traditions of individual families. A suspicious event occurred when Santa wished everyone a Merry Christmas, with a definite English accent and proceeded to pass out gifts in a very organized manner which led to further suspicions arising. It was never confirmed but there seems to be a strong connection between the arrival of Santa Claus and the disappearance of Mrs. Edisbury, Mrs. Evan Keith Thanked all the ladies who contributed to the evening's program. Everyons in turn expressed their thanks to Margaret for planning an evening . of fellowship, and fun. v Soemmont *from • page 4 - Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. .Ron 'Boonstra and family. Holding Christmas at Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan's on Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs, 'Steve Irwin and Cody of . Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. Pat Donnelly, Angela and Jill, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer, Tony, Tim and Amy. On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin and Gertrude Tiffin of Wingham celebrat- ed Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Victor' Emerson. Paul Kikkert arrived home last Wednes- day from Victoria Hospital, where he had been for some time recovering from burns received when burning leaves. We are thankful to report he is now able to: go to school. Celebrating Christmas with Annie Laid- law were Charlie Falconer, Tiverton and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leahman and family of Conestoga. Christmas visitors with Cliff Laidlaw were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bean of Toronto. Celebrating Christmas on Wednesday .with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and Karen were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw, ' Michelle and Jason, London; Mr. and Mrs. Barry Elliott, Lyle and Ryan; Mr. and Mrs. , Paul Elliott, Jeffery, Leslie and Matthew, Brussels; Justin Elliott, Wingham and Don, Campbell and Lisa of •London. 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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ross, Diane ' and Debbie spent Christmas with his mother, Violet Ross of Brucefield. Guests on Christmas Day with Barbara Rintoul, Kevin and Corey were Mr. and Mrs. Corey, Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnston and Rowena Corey of ;London. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and Brian were guests on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rintoul , and family _ of St. Helens. 1984 DODGE ARIES SE, 4 door 1984 GMC t/z TON TRUCK 1982 BUICK LE SABRE, 4 door 1982 CHEVETTE, 4. door, hatch- back, automatic 1982 MALIBU CLASSIC; 4 door, sedan .with air 1981 OLDS CUTLASS, 4 dr. sedan 1981 Le "MANS, 4 door 1981 PONTIAC PARIS'IENNE, Brougham, .2 door 1981 BUICK PARK AVENUE, • 4 door 1981-PONTIAC Le MANS, 2 dr.; with air 1980 PONTIAC CA TA L I NA, 4 dr. 1979 BUIck Le SABRE, 4 door, with air HAMM'S BLY'TH PHONE 5234342