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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-04-22, Page 14Page 14.14,ieloioir Sentlnel, Wednesday, Apra 22, 19$14 . By Marie Park Marlene Williams and Mary . • • „ • Steve and. Debbie VI/01.1er and Amanda visited with her parents Lloyd and ' Doris Hodges ,over the Weekend.. tyiniy•Bere visited with her son, John and family in London .00, the weekend. • Ken - Brawn Of Seattle, • Washington.: is. visiting with his parents, Wilbur and Thelma. Drown in ''LuCknOW and )attended .taiter...seivice • • in bungailhan • ;• . *le Irvin is spending a • couple of days this week at . " Thamesville with her' Betty , and family. Twelve 'tablet•.0f.., euchre • weed for for the final card • party of the.SeaSoir,,on, nesday evening at the Agri- • culture Hall. High lady was Colleen tefly and second • high was ' a tie between Stewart with Marlene being the winner on the cut. High man was Art Stewart and second high was Jack Smith. Door prize was won by Nels Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawlor of Auburn visited with her mother, Mrs. Tom Park on Saturday. Dungannon pelted 'Church Easter Sunday service was most impressive • and inspir- ing with 26 young people joining the congregation. We warmly welcome them into full membership and Christ- ian fellowship: Joining by baptism and professionof faith were Sus- an Brindley, Heather Curran and, Martha Curran; by pro- fession of faith, Donald Car- michael, Ralph Curran, Arl- ene Curran, Susan Curran, Grant Curran, Annette Cur- ran, Lavonne Curran, Mur- ray Curran, John Curran, Kimberly Dickson, Lisa Dick- son, Lori Dickson Michele Dickson, Helen Elliott, John McKenzie, Carol Ann Smyth, Catharine Snyder, Kelly -Ann Tilbrook, Tammy - Lynn Tilbrook, Kelly Weav- er; by re -affirmation of faith, Ray Tilbrook, Sharon Til- brook; by transfer of mem- bership, Helen • McKenzie, Tom Dickson, Diane Dick- son. The children's choir sang, Open up your heart and let the sun shine in, accompan- ied by Jean Elliott at the piano and Kenny Logtenberg with the guitar. The choir sang, Blessed Redeemer, and Thank You, Jesus. The sermon was entitled, The Easter Story. An Easter breakfast was served to the communicants by the session in the church basement prior to the serv- ice. Brookside Broadcast Adana ,Studios came to Brookside on April 14 and 15. to take individual and class pictures, as well as a staff picture. Open House r when parents Were invited to .observe a morning at Brookside was held on •Wednesday morn- ing, April • IS. At 10.30. a.111., Elizabeth Robertson from the Paris Playground • gave a presentation and ',showed models of playgrounds, to all parents interested Creative and adventure type ' play- ground equipment. •Room 8 'held their exciting Fun Fair on Thursday, April 16, in the gym open to • ' • . , • ' • . ' • IiJoy conzmuntty supper at Purple Grove A community supper was was visiting at the Stanley held in the, Purple Grove home. Centre on Friday evening, A Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pat - sing -song was led by Wilma tezvon . and boys returned Sutton with Margaret home ' from Florida and Harkness at the piano. entertained the Forster • Readings were given by families on Sunday. Marj Thompson Alma Don and Anne McCosh, Gillies. Tiny Robertson told Gladys Arnold, Howard and the Easter Story. Largaret Marj Thompson visited with McInnes gaye a reading, Francis and Irene Boyle on Margaret Harkness con- Sunday. Brian showed slides •* tributed some . toe -tapping on his trip to Australia. music, Linda White sang an Rick Sharples of Toronto old-fashioned. "jingle" and visited on the weekend with Anne McCosh "The Model T Bob and 1Vlarion Emerson. Ford". Alma Gillies had an Bert and Eva Nicholson Easter Egg hunt which the visited on Saturday with children all enjoyed. Marj and Howard Thomp- son. Betty Jane Colwell, Sud- Mr arid Mrs . Ed bury, Linda Vithite, Detroit, _Tuga,rtiiii,,,,..,„, „.„1 girls) mr, Richard McCosh, and avawallaa Iva "I alaa Gladyd Arnold visited on Fri- and Mil' Glen Young visited day with mine and Dm me. on Sunday with. Mrs, . cosh. Katherine Collins. • Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott Purple Grove W.I. and Ian, Irene Elliott, Kin - members attended "Slum: cardirie, Linda White, mary Day" at Teeswater on Detroit, were Sunday supper , Wednesday for the Crewel guests with John and Joyce, Embroidery.course, Farrell and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Boyle Glen and Jean of Toronto Innismor, Peterborough, called on their Aunt Gladys Bonnie and Corrine of Lon - Arnold on Friday. don and Heather from Mrs: Ben Scott returned Guelph spent the weekend home Saturday from visiting with their parents Irene and her daughter Frances and Francis Boyle,— husband Clayton Watke and Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Sutton, . family of Carlsrue. Robbie, Rodney and Tarnie Mr. and Mrs. Morley Scott visited on Sunday with spent Sunday with Norval Cecil's parents, Mr. and and Isabel Stanley. Isabel's Mrs, Lyrnon Sutton, ..., mother Mrs. Blue, Wiarton Teeswater. a Wins Easter bunny By Delores Van Oath The playground committee of St. Joseph's Community School held an Easter draw for a seven pound chocolate Easter Bunny on Wednes. day, April. 15th. Bill West - •brook of Port Albert was the winner and the ticket was drawn by Father Ed Dentr. inger. Mrs. Lucille Copperauld and Elizabeth of Detroit, Mr, and Mrs. Phil Ryan and daughter of Toronto were visitors on the weekend with Walter and Mary Clare and Mary Luane, Bruce and Ann Pritchard of Milton were Easter week. end visitors with Mrs. Oar. ice Dalton and family. Dr. Peter and Mrs. Hol- land and family of Missis- sauga spent the Easter 'week- end at their home here. Mrs. Yvette ., Heffernan spent the weekend in Essex with Albert and— Marjorie Heffernan and family. • Joe and Thelma Van Osch an family spent Easter Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer of Ayton. Terry and Ann Dalton and family spoit Easter Sunday with ,her mother, Mrs. Lein. hardt and sisters at St, Clements. Morgan Dalton of Huron - view spent the weekend with his cousin, Mike and Betty Lou Dalton and family, a Fts annon groups of classes. at speci, tic tirnes, Winners of various draWs at the Fun Fair were • as follows: Heida Fillmore, chocolate Easter bunny; Jes- se Foster, teddy basket; Bryce Beattie, pop; Janice Dougherty, butterfly string art; Lynn Alton, bird string art; Mrs., Pat 'Allen, 'plastic bunny; Sheila Campbell and Darlene Kuik, candy guess, Cathy Baltzer, student's cake; Mrs. M. Anderson, • teacher's basket. School Activity Week corn- mences on Tuesday, April W. This project has been • engineered by members of the students' council, Vicki Hackett, Cathy Snyder, Paul Hackett, Marilyn Jamieson; also class representative for room 12, Rhonda McMich- ael. Tuesday will be Greaser Day with a"dance in the gym at rem'. Wednesday is Per- sonality Day, featuring a tug-of-war and races, On Thursday there is a Talent Show giving all students a chance to participate and win:prizes . There will also be a Scavenger Hunt including On Friday, April 24, rooms 3, 4, 6 and tel are going to see the circus irk Kitchener. On April 22, 23 and 24 the health nurses will be in the school for dental brushing with fluoride paste. April 27 will be the last • session of Story Hour for this season. On April 6 Mrs. Louise - Wilson hosted a baby shower for Brookside staff in honour of Joanne Wilkins and baby daughter. Catharine Dawn. Joanne is the Kindergarten • Aide at Brookside, • It's up toyou to know the safe way to handle any machinery, equipment • or potentially dangerous materials in your workplace. It's up to your employer to provide you with the information and supervision so that you and your fellow workers can work safely. Under The Ocpupational Health and Safety Act you have a right to know and a right to participate in, maintaining a safe and healthy workplace. • If you have a probiern or a concern about safety on yourjob, talk to your supervisor. It is everyone's responsibility to work sately. hdoTheilet Iteanviorktoryou. Ilicattvkholdyon. Ontario Occupational Robert G. EIgie, Nip, Minister Ministry Health and Safety • of Labour Division William Davis, Premier