The Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-10-07, Page 7New Directions conference
Chapter Two: New Directions is the title
of a one day conference which will take
place on Thursday, November 12 in Clin-
ton. Sponsored by the Huron County om-
munity Services Council, this conference
is a follow-up on last year's "Voices for
Choices" conference when participants
helped to identify needs, gaps and overlaps
in services provided to those in the county
such as the physically and developmental-
ly handicapped, youth, older " adults and
those with mental health problems or
other special needs.
Mrs. Joan Spittal, chairperson of the
conference planning committee, has an-
nounced that the conference will be held at
Huronview because of its easy accessibili-
ty and the availability of separate areas
for the individual _workshops. Topics for
the various workshops will be announced,
Spittal says, as soon as the resource people
and panelists have been finalized. The
registration fee of $15.00 per person will
cover attendance at three workshops,
lunch and coffee breaks. Persons who have
special needs for attendant care, an inter-
preter (for the hearing impaired) or fun-
ding, in order to attend this conference
should contact either Jean Young or Bev
Brown at 357-3222 or 1-800-365-3039.
The conference is open to the public and
will provide an opportunity for care pro-
viders, both individual volunteers and
agencies, to become better acquainted and
find out how they can help each other in
their quest to improve the quality of life for
residents of Huron County.
The Community Services Council is hop-
ing that a representative from every
municipal council in Huron will attend this
conference along with representatives
from churches, service clubs, senior
citizen clubs, hospitals and Women's In-
stitutes. Spittal says that anyone who is
working with or interested in youth,
seniors, handicapped, mental health,
transportation, housing, employment or
information services will find something
useful at this conference.
Chapter Two: New Directions is open to
all members of the public. If you would
like to receive more information or a
brochure, . please call Joan Spittal at
524-8323 or Jean Young at 357-3222. In the
event of a mail strike please register by
telephone at either of the above numbers.
Sunday School Awards
On Sunday, Sept. 27 the Lucknow
Presbyterian Sunday School held their an-
nual Rally Day service.
Several Sunday School students took
part in the service. Alesha Moffat read the
Responsive Psalm and Jennifer and
Angela Cranston read the scripture and a
Sunday School teacher, Loree. Raymond
gave the pastoral prayer.
The junior choir sang a couple of songs
and the offering was taken up by Chad
Moffat, Brock Raynard, Michael DeBoer
and Trevor Moffat.
S.S. superintendent, June Gilchrist ex-
plained the system used for attendance
awards and with the help of Rev. Ramsay
the following were presented:
Lucknow Presbyterian
Sunday School Awards
For 1986-87
Children taught by Mrs. Jim Wilson and
assisted by. Miss Jackie Wilson were:
Jonathon Drennan - 40 Sundays - First Cer-
tificate - First Pin; Jennifer Moffat - 41
Sundays - Second Seal - Second Pin; Atten-
dance Certificates to — Wyatt Kwan,
Paula Taylor, Sarah Morrison, Jeffrey de
Boer, Lindsay Raymond, Alexis Payne,
Hailey Payne.
Children taught by Miss Mae Raynard
were: Kristi Cranston - 41 Sundays -
Fourth Seal, Fourth Pin; Alicia de Boer -
35 Sundays - Third Seal - Third Pin; Carrie
Moffat 38 Sundays - First Certificate,
First Pin; Cameron Moffat - 40 Sundays -
First Certificate, First Pin; Craig Moffat -
41 Sundays - Fourth Seal, Fourth Pin; Ean
Moffat - 40 Sundays - Fourth Seal, Fourth
Pin. Attendance Certificates to Julie
Cleland, Paula Kwan, Sharon de Boer.
Children taught by Mrs. Murray Moffat
and Mrs. Jim de Boer were: Michael
Cranston - 41 Sundays - Fourth Seal,
Fourth Pin; Lee Drennan - 40 Sundays -
Third Seal - Second Pin; Matthew de Boer -
36 Sundays - Fifth Seal; Senior Jones - 41
Sundays - First Certificate, First Pin;
Trevor Moffat - 41 Sundays - Sixth Seal,
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Sixth Pin; Mark Nobert - 41 Sundays -
Third Seal, Third Pin; Attendance Cer-
tificates to - Lisa Kwan, Andrew Cleland
and Adam Morrison.
Children taught by Mrs. Robert Gilchrist
and Mrs. Richard Jones were: Angela
Cranston - 41 Sundays . - Sixth Seal, Fifth
Pin; Alesha Moffat - 41 Sundays - Seventh
Seal, Seventh Year Guard; Christopher
Jones - 40 Sundays - Second Seal, First
Pin; Brock Raynard - 40 Sundays - Second
Certificate, Ninth Year Guard; Chad Mof-
fat 39 Sundays - Seventh Seal, Seventh
Year Guard; Michael de Boer 36 Sundays
- Fifth Seal; Attendance certificate to
Patrick Bauer.
Nine children received a gift for perfect
attendance this year. They were: Jennifer
Moffat, Kristi Cranston, Craig Moffat,
Michael Cranston, Sonia Jones, Trevor
Moffat, • Mark Nobert, Angela Cranston
and Alesha Moffat. Congratulations.
Bibles are presented each year to
children beginning grade four and those
receiving them were: Clare Weir, Trevor
Moffat and Lee Drennan.
Jr. Farmers
The Huron County Junior Farmers are
concerned about the safety of farm
children. This year as a Community Bet-
terment Project they are helping the Farm
Safety Association sell signs to caution
drivers about children. These signs will be
sold at a cost of one dollar (the actual cost
to the Junior Farmers) . The signs should
be posted along laneways or near areas
where children play. Hopefully by warning
drivers about children at play, fewer
children will be injured by farm
machinery, trucks, etc.
These signs can be purchased at Junior
Farmer club meetings or by contacting
any Junior Farmer member.
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