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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-09-23, Page 10• • • .. The Lucknow . United Church Sunda)* School open- ed their \ fall • season Sept- ember 13 at a .breakfast with 70 People present, • After the breakfast, Gor- don Morrison welcomed ev eryone and the attendance awards were presented as follows: - • Nursery Michael lvloSiv. • an and Mary 4404, Marg Martin. teacher. Kindergarten and Grade • 1 • Helm, Jennifer • Porter,. . Michelle . Andrei,: Erc •McDOUgall; Hilda And- . rei • and! Barb Henderson ' teachers. . , • • Grade '2 - Peter Reavie, Mark Andrew, Dale Pries - tap; Joanne Pentland; Susan Stevenson, teachers. Grade land 4 - Paul Helm, Steven McEwan, Becky Ack- ert; Heather Priestap; Mary Lou Priestap and • Deanna Reavie, teathers. • Grade, 5, Brenda Gibson, Cindy Struthers, David • Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesdny, SePtember 23, 1981 --,Page 10 away • Cayley, Craig • Irwin, Sean. • McEwan; Charlene McEvv- an, Susan Cook, teachers. Grade.6 and 7 - Brad Priestap, Chris Irwin, Jeff• Ackert, Brian Reavie; Nancy Gibson,. Bernice Johnstone, teachers. • , • Grade 8 - Glen Gibson, • Lynn Alton; Laura Lee Cay - Mrs. Henry MacKenzie welcomed the Ashfield W.M.S. ladies to her home hi Lucknow, September 16 and opened the meeting with the call to worship followed by prayer. Mrs. Jim West gave the scripture and an inspiring devotion followed by prayer. Roll call, an interesting item from the record, was answered by '12 members. four visitors and one child. Highlights from Glad Tidings were given by Mrs. Warren VVylds. Mrs. MacKenzie. introduc- ed Ruth Thompson of Luck - now, who showed slides from different trips she had taken. The slides were of plants and all enjoyed them very much. Mrs. Neil MacKenzie thank- ed Miss Thompson and pres- ented her with a token of appreciation. I Believe in Miracles, a tribute to Terry Fox, was read by Mrs. Warren Wylds, Mrs. Bill Hayden favoured with an organ solo, Amazing Grace. closing prayer was presented - by • Mrs. Jack MacKenzie. a social time •concluded the evening. ev. Brown speaks at service •from page 9 • had loaned an arrangement in hospital at London. • sent to them from British • Dungannon United Church Columbia by their grand. Rev. Wilena Brown of daughter, Alice Bradley,/ for Varna was guest minister at their '58th wedding anniver- • the , 126th , anniversary • of sary. Dungannon United congre- gation. She spoke on, Into • Brookside Broadcast • the Future with God. By Orb Moen, In the children's story she Kelly Markham and introduced two puppets to Trial Livingston help the children understandBrookside students and the special significance of the staff welcome back Mrs. Lois • day, Tebbutt, previously a teacher The children's choir sang I at Brookside. Public School • two numbers, This Land jsfor aix years, who has Your Land, . and Open Up returned, from, year's nuito Your Heart and Let the Sun eying' leave and Is now Shine In, accompanied by teaching grade two and uitarists Kenny bet three. Mrs. Tebbutt and her • and Leroy Dougherty and husband, Wayne, live at R. Jean Elliott on the *piano. 1 # 2, Canto% with their The senior choirsang the heinififid baby boy, Fraser, anthem, How Great Thou Art ivho is elevenInalthli, old. • 4 and Helen Elliott meg a She attended the wavering' beautiful solo, mess Thu! al Western Ontario and then House, at the close of the . attended Althouse College of • service, •s• Education. Mrs. Tebbutt Mrs. Etrabene Bradley joys skiing and other sports had placed two beautiful as well as looking after her • flower arrangements in, son, Fraser. • memory °flier graUdiatents, The new. playground Mr. and Mrs. Herb •• Alton. • ,equipment is thorny/01Y en. Mr. and Mrs. Thos;Webster loYed. The students would • like to thank the Students • Council of last year; the Dungannon Kinsmen. Club, • the Dungannon :125th anni- versary committee, the people of the area who donated time, material and equipment, also. Greg. Wil- son, Jennifer Drennan and David Allen, who helped to build it. A special thanks to Jim Laidlaw who supervised 'construction. It is hoped that the pupils at Brookside will continue the safe usage ' of the creative playgramd. •• The Students Council elec- tions were held on Friday. September, 18. This year's students council includes, president, Jeffery Gibson; vice president, Sheri Smyth; wintery; Lavonne auras Ienberg. Convatuladons to those. people. Soccer is well underway. There are four senior teams •'and four junior teams. Stud- ents will be chwen,for the junior and senior teabo for the tournament scheduled • for October 1. 41i !;1 •;; 5 I 1UPHOISTEMING '2.OILPMNTING • 3e.SEWiNG. 4 QUILT MAIMG S. BADMINTON ADULTS oil *6. CALLIGRAPIIY • BEAOTIP1X PENIVIANSPW *Calligraphy casolet of Three Hour Sessions BEOINNING AT 1100 P.M. ON wromesnAy„ soft, EMUS 30 end Coitinakg Until WEDNESDAY, 00.1101flat 2S4 • the course Pees be $1.50 • • There will be a $16.00 charge by the listructor foi all the supphesyou need Wen, Nibs, Papet, Etc.) Addittormi comes can he dieted if atiffielent number* are Interested. Pleime cositact the PrIncipsil • LIICKNOW CENTRAL pueuc scHooL mom mow Phone 0211,3113, • Principal CO Dilis Registration and First Class • Wedilleal016100Mber 30 •• ' . 'MS00P.M. . pees, rutt -Count* (20 weeks'. -$20.00 Heil Course [10 weeks! $10.00 • . • - • Subject to -Change ; e; 1 { 151 6)1 1 Dungannon 4-H By Catby Snyder The Dungannon I 4-H club held its first meeting of,, Which Came First, The Chicken Or The Egg?, on Thursday, September, 10. The roll call was answered and president, Tracey Rising and vice president, Nancy Carmichael, were elected. The members are Nancy Car- michael, Janice Dougherty, IL's* Dougherty, Deb Greg- ory, Donna Gregory, Lori Hill, Tracy Hill, Rhonda McMichael, Margaret Mc- Whinney, Laurie Pentland, Tracey Rising, Andrea Smith and Cathy Snyder. The members went to the kitchen and learned how to cut up a chicken properly. The meeting • proceeded While some of the members worked in the kitchen and prepared two recipes. These Were Niagara Nice 'N Spicy Chicken and Chicken with a Chinese Accent. The members tasted the food which had successful (and tasty!) results. West Wawanosh Mutual Fire insurance Company throgoorson, ant. NOM 110 524.7.611 rim • RESIDENTIAL AGENTS, • rem* ratio le No. iteckeew 2214626 Dough. itiockoy ilittto. Ittplep 01 03964Fil :Hobo ti011agovit fliedeit 111460100 $41 CethedsieStrAVIeglstStStitk o , Defrst roroot 111116e. 2 Aelleve• • DIRECTORS: • SemiNey Lottie Gorski Store nil No. 6 Clestockh Aisistie 'Siert* Locked* gitmetetli 16. 616iiiteee 11111 Me. 2 Peasley ilesseld Afititmedii1612101e Ave., Gederith jeles Nisee MP livemeldi •CLAIMS 26100Ls 55 iiSSOMni) 20 •woe 011*60* MAW./ VOA. 'Ow ley, Elaine Irwin; teachers. Grade 9 and up -' Ken Irwin, Diane Gibson, Kay Morrison, Anne Alton, Bren- da Henderstm; Ernest Ackert. teacher. \\ Bibles are to be presented to Chris Stevenson and Rod- ney Crich. •. Mrs. Ferguson thanked • everyone for attending. • 4 / r,.-................................. 1 ' LUCKNOW i UNITED CH DRCH Li 1 SUNDAY, SEPT. 27• Sunday School 16:00 Lei- ( • Worship 1 AsIOS a.m. j Rev: Warren McDougall IB.A. M.Div. 1 •Nuriery. Provided • • Everyone Welcome •446.414,46.air$46.46,46,,mr•iborlib.aroo•Oroorovol FAREWELL SERVICE 1: . FOR • Reit* George 'Gairratt Sunday„: September 27 . 8p.m. AT • ST. PETER'S ANGLICAN, CORO' • Seryone Wekonie • LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN? • CHURCH Rev. Wm. Munshaw B.A. 114.DIv. ( SUNDAY, SEPT. 27 11 a.m. Combined Services Church aad SuedaY School Nursery Provided li ) Everyone Welcome G SiOp Old Loss We will replace brokers OISE in wood or alumlnumwindows. • Now Is the time to replace cracked and broken windows. • 1 For lira sad Garage Doors wo. 'favor White Pine s 1x6TiteVillatch Also Barn Door Track, Clehmnized Track Cover, Brackets; Lags and Trollis ST. LAWRENCE CEMENT Portland and Masonry • in Stock HENDERSON • JOHN W. HENDERSON LTD. LUCKNOW, ONT. • PHONE (519) 5284118 BUSINESS HOURS MON. TO FRI. .ilt, TO 5t30 SAt te NOON