HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-04-03, Page 12Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 3. 1985—Page X12
Dennis Park and Steven Nicholson, right, built this water wheel for their science fair project
in the senior division physical category of.the Brookside Science Fair. First place winners in
the senior division will enter their projects to the 'county science fair to be held at Colborne
Central Public School later this month. (Photo by Sharon Dietz)
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First place winners in the Brookside Public School science fair in the junior division were
from the left, Shane Webster, grade 2; Jodi W ebiter, grade 4; Erin Schultz; grade 1 and
Richard Sinclair, grade 3. (Photo by Sharon Dietz)
First place winners hi the senior division of the Brookside Public School Science Fair
included from the left, Debbie Nivins, grade 6; Jennifer Mahon, grade 7; Andrew Glenn,
grade 6; Heidi Pritchard, grade 8; Linda Hayden, grade 5; Wayne Black, grade 7; Ken
Strong, grade 8 and Donnie Gaminie,.grade 8. (Photo by Sharon Dietz)
ShowerApril bride to be
A bridal shower was held on Saturday
afternoon at South Kinloss Church hall for
Laurie Clarke who is to be marred in April.
Cathy Howald was master of ceremonies
and opened the afternoon program with
welcome songs. A musical skit was put on
by Heather Steer, Jennifer Mackinnon and
Morita MacDougall....,
Cathy conducted a bingo contest. after
which Laurie was called to the front with
her, attendants, Julie . Clarke and Beverly
Byersbergen. After the gift were opened,
Laurie thanked the ladies for their
beautiful gifts.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Herb
McQuillin on the occasion of their 65th
wedding anniversary. They lived do the
Second concession west where Donald
Maclntyre has his thicken barn . and Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Mowbray and family live.
The community extends get well wishes
SOUTH'KINLOSS I,
by Ruth Buchmeler
to Earl Stever, who is a patient in
W Ingham Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Huntley Dawson returned
home last week after spending: a holiday
over -the-winter in Florida.
Olive Needham has returned home after
spending the past couple of months living
in Kincardine.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Gilchrist on the birth of their baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs: Leo. Barrett of Jamestown,
N.Y. and Mrs. Gordon McQuillin of Sarnia
visited , with Mr. and Mrs. Richard
McQuillan on the weekend.
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