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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-09-23, Page 8Page 8 —Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 23, 1987 B.A. McDONAGH REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE LTD, 528-2031 LUCKNOW FARMS KINLOSS TWP. —Farrow to finish, 212 acres, pit and upright silos, good 3 bedroom home, drilled well. CULROSS TWP. — 300 acres, approx. 250 workable, 'leeswater loam. Mtge. available to qualified purchaser. KINLOSS — 50 acres, approx. 30 workable, spring and fish pond, asking — '35,000. KINLOSS -- 100 acres approx. 65 workable, fairly level and drained balance bush. Ask- ing '60,000. HOMES DUPLEX - close to Main Street, both hav- ing 2 bedrooms, and 3 pc. bathrooms, liv- ing room and kitchen. Asking '29,900. 2 ACRES: 3 bedroom home, 4 pc. bath, 1 car garage, small barn or workshop, 5 miles from Lucknow. Asking 826,400. REDUCED TO SELL - Whitechurch, 1'2 storey, 4 bedroom home, 4 pc. bath, 1 car garage, double lot. Asking 832,000.00. THREE BEDROOM, 1 L storey, 2 baths, large deck. good location. large lot. Asking '39,900. 3 BEDROOM — with small barn on 6-7 acres, paved drive. COUNTRY LIVING — 8 yr. old, 3 bedroom, sunken living room, fireplace, drill- ed well. 15 acres hardwood, 30,000 red & white pine trees. 3 miles from Lucknow. LUCKNOW — Handyman special on dou- ble lot on Havelock St., 200 amp service. Asking 822,000. Listings Wanted FRASER Mac KINNON 528-3013 BARRY McDONAGH 528-3821 DAVID MacKINNON 395-2483 Happy Birthday September 25th, 1987 ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lennips and Mr. Mrs. Raymond Laidlaw wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Dorothy Joyce to Gregory Allan, Satur- day, October 10 1987 at 7 p.m.. Wingham United Church. Reception to follow at Lucknow. Continuing Education Evening Courses RIPLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL Registration and 1st Class THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1987 — 8:00 PM COURSES: 1. CALLIGRAPHY - 20 Hours - $33.00 Supplies will be available for sale October 1st to December 3rd 1987 2. FITNESS - 20 Hours - $33.00 October 1st to December 7th 1987. Monday & Thursday Evenings 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM PRINCIPAL: F. Stanley Phone 395-2695 1 RIP .EY Fall Decorating Sale Give yourself a lift •SUNWORTHY Sunworthy Books 9 per e - r roll Till Oct. 3/87 99 Mayfair Books 20% - 35*/ off Till September 30/87 All In -Stock Wallcoverings NEW reduced 5 or more Shop -Vac Rug Shampooer For Rent Reasonable Rates Colour Your World Paint Specials Fun and hard work By Chris Conley and Brad Rhody ., Kindergarten We are sure working hard in Kindergarten. We are learning to share and cooperate with our friends. We are learning to use the computer. We also learned the color and the word 'red' and are getting very good at making circles. Wednesday was an exciting day for us because we went on a trip to the Wawanosh Nature Park. What a nice place to go! We saw colored leaves and many kinds of toadstools. We heard birds and crikets and could smell the fall air. We are happy to have a new girl in our class, Jenelle Morrison. She is finding Kindergarten and busy but fun place to be. Grades One and Two Grade One has had a busy beginning. We are making a book about 'Me', learning our color words and on Wednesday we all went ' on a rfature trip to West Wawanosh. We had a good time and some many in- teresting things through magnifying glasses. We read our walk books to Mrs. Black's class. We'd like to say hello. to Chris Young, Michael Wynham, Yvonne Salesburg and Jim Morrison who are our new Grade One friends. The Grades One and Two classes en- joyed their trip to the Maitside Orchard in Brussels. It was a lot of fun picking our own apples. This week, we are doing ac- tivities that make us exercise our senses and we find tasting the most fun. A special thnaks to Mrs. Mali for helping the children create our two scarecrows for the Fall Fair. Grade Two and Three This class ' has been busy planting flowers in big jars for their window ledge. We sure hope they grow! Everyone is excited about going to the Fall Fair this weekend. We all hope to win a prize. Grades Three and Four In spelling we have. been doing the days of the week andeveryone is doing great. In math we have been practising subtraction and we had a weekly challenge which Lyn- da Lyons won. In reading we are making `I Was So Mad' books. LCPS Grades Four and Five This week, Grade Four and Five learned about rounding off in math. In art we pretended we were kidnapped and wrote to our parents. This year, • we have countries for our house league teams. The class has made signs with the countries of the Olympics on them for our parade float and we hope .to see you at the Fall Fair Parade. Grade Five and Six Mrs. Burkhart's class experienced mix- ing paint with the primary colors in such a way that they produced the secondary col- ors. This took place in the art room but the results are on diplay in both Mr. McKeon's room and Mrs. Burkhart's room. Grade Seven Again this year, Mr. McKeon has organized a trip to the Festival Theatre in Stratford. The play we are going to see is 'Much Ado About Nothing'. The Grade Sevens are now settled in and are beginn- ing to get really involved in their studies. They are beginning a major project in history concerning our Native people. Grade Eight This week in Grade Eight has been eventful. We started a unit on children's literature and will be dealing with the at- traction of books, editing and publishing in the next few weeks. We are all involved in practices for cross-country and soccer. This week has been a hard working week. Everyone is training by running, laps after recess. In soccer we are starting to form the school teams. Mr. Pike's Comments We have gained another teacher at L.C.P.S. Early during the week of the 21st we will form new classes and shift some of the 'students . to form a Grade Four and Five class. Our house league, honouring the 1988 Olympics, will start this week and we have a number of great ideas in place. The details of this venture will be featured in future articles here in the Sentinel. St. Andrew's Fall Rally Maitland Presbyterial WMS groups held their Fall Rally on Monday Sept. 14, at 1:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham. More than 100 guests attended from Stratford -Huron and Bruce -Grey Presbyterials. All were welcomed by Mrs. Robert Arbuckle, 1st Vice President of Maitland. Devotions were led by Mrs. John MacDonald, Teeswater, with responses from the audience. Mrs. Don Robertson, Wingham was pianist for the hymns. A financial report was given by the Treasurer Mrs. Harry Bateman, Wingham, and a thank you letter from Mary Simmons, Belmore was read by Mrs. John Stokes expressing appreciation for her week at Kintail Camp. Mrs. Hugh Nugent reported on the Children's Rally held in June with 137 children and 79 adults in attendance and thanked all who had helped. Mrs. Evan Keith, Lucknow, Presi- dent of Maitland welcomed all to the Rally and announced the date of the Annual Meeting is Jan. 18, 1988. Roll call was answered by more than 200. The offering was received by Mrs. Don MacAdam, Belmore, Mrs. Charlie Tiffin, Wingham, Mrs. George Elliott, Brussels and Mrs. Evan Keith, South Kinloss. Mrs. John McBurney, Belgrave gave the offertory prayer. Mrs. Bob Bregman, Teeswater introduc- ed Mrs. E. Parish, a Past -President of Council who gave information of the new policy for Area Educational Consultants. with one appointed for each Synod and Synodical for a 5 year term with an evalua- tion at the end of 3 years. Miss Evelyn Murdock is A.E.C. for Hamilton -London -Synod and -Synodical and she may request free-lance workers to assist her in the work which she will co-ordinate, A lunch and coffee break gave the ladies an oppor- tunity to mingle and greet friends. Mrs. Glen Haldenby, 2nd Vice -President introduced Miss Barbara Woodruff, Adult Program Secretary of Western Division who introduced the new study packet on Russia and gave suggestions for their use. She also told of a recent visit to Russia and showed pictures of buildings, towns, peo- ple and museums. Bibles are now allowed with permission to print 100,000 this year. A question period followed. Mrs. John MacDonald thanked the speaker. After the singing of a hymn, courtesies were given by Mrs. Alvin Mundell, Gorrie and the Rally closed with prayer by Mrs. Arbuckle. submitted by Mrs. Gordon Wall Publicity Sec. of Maitland Presbyterial 4-H Club Trinity held the first meeting of the Fruits and Vegetables Club On September 17 at the home of Suzanne Andrews. The leaders of this club Joan Helm and Suzanne Andrews introduced the club and the 4-H pledge was repeated by all in attendance. Next came the nomination of officers. Robert Ireland will act as president while Doug Helm will be the vice president of the group. The secretary and reporter duties will be rotating positions. The group learned how to prepare a delightful snack. They made celery sticks with cheese and peanut .butter, banana milkshakeds and apple slices with cheese. The'nextmeeting of this club will be held at Joan Helm's and is being looked for- ward to .be all. Warren Andrews