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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-07-03, Page 18Page aekt .uw Iltine', Wednesday,, 'illy 3, 1996. The Whitechurch hall board sponsored „u shoot • party on Monday evening with seven tables in play. . h l'ad., was Edyth Coultes; second high Erma Crich, high than playing on a white `card was Verna 'Currie; second high George .Inglis, ladies most shoots Marie Phillips, scan 's most shoots a. draw between Len Phillips. and John King, with. John the win- ner, • Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Gibson 'spent the week- ALLANT •New building telephone or data prewire - business or residential, *Telephone set or jack moves, additions or repairs; •Repairs to VCR's, cordless phones, •Multitone on-site paging systems. *Consulting services, including training and system design. *Compare our rates...only $35.00, for the first hour and $25.00 for each additional hour! We are 'me affordable alternative to the telephone company! \1.4ucknowv 528-2063, 1-888-220-2262 1 0('.\I1u1 end with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher of Hamilton. Paul Laidlaw of. Dorchester and Joan Ducharme of Coderzeh were Monday evening visitors with Elroy and Louise Laidlaw, WY'S Chalmers WMS held their Julemeeting on last Wednesdayat the home of Kathleen Elliott. PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINK REHABILITATION and INJURY TREATMENT CENTRE Doctor Referrals notRequired We work on the pain, so you stay in the game." 3 PATRICK ST ' WINGHAM 519-357-1383 TV is fine. And radio is great - If you only need The time and the date... But if you want more, Like figures and facts,. ' Then pick up the Newspaper `Cause that's where ifs at We cover the meetings • That you attend. We can sell your car, ,And say "Thank You" to a friend. We take pictures of sports And people and all. We cover the area all the way • From the School to Town Hall. We tell you of the bargains The local merchants sell So your dollars Stay at home And keep our community well • Your news :wod't fade away. With the, click of a dial,' The Newspaper Will:be'-around For a l n long wh le. You can..:help us: save on our, valuable' trees • if you'll recycle 'your papers we'll even say please.,' So if you're interested in upfto-date news, Subscribe to The Lucknow Sentinel • It's a .cure for the blues. athleen gave the to worship on "There's. alio Rainbow"; and fol.. lowed with scripture reading and a responsive meditation. Vera Falconer read Take a Mini Vacation. The 23r4 Psalm for a busy housewife was read by Janet Cook, A video was shown Balled The United Nation's' Earth's Rope. The firstmeeting of the Whitechurch 4-H club was.held on June 25 lay at the home of Kathleen Elliott. The project is called "On your own you cart do it." This -meeting was ..- based . on service on the home front. They learned how to fix a dripping faucet, . change light bulbs, how to •oil a squeaky door, etc.' The clean up was, remember- ing how to keep the envi- ronment green. All pur- pose cleaners were dis- cussed. The home'praject was things I, can do at home to make a greener home. • Les' Cook, -of the .Blyth Puppeteers 'was one Of the entertainers at Morrison Berries third annual strawberry festival on Saturday. (Livingston photo).' Sti;dent. . resent„ charter of rights The Ontario Student Charter of Rights and Responsibilities was presented to the Ministry of Education by the Huron County Board of Education (HCBE) Student Trustees on June 21. The charter was presented to Terry Boucher, acting regional director, Western. Ontario Office. , "We are looking for their support and, approval of having; this implemented in Ontario," said Goderich District Collegiate Institute Student Trustee Patricia Robinson at the June 3 presentation of . the charter to the board. The Huron board has' just completed two terms of having student trustees on the board. "tI am amazed by the enriching input they provide for the board," said Superintendent Chuck Rowland. Rowland said, Robinson, chair of the student trustees, brought forward the, recommendation•from the Royal Commission on Learning that a Student Charter of Rights and Responsibilities be established for the Province. The board approved that the student trustees proceed with a first-ever student trustee con- ference. "'file conference was a roaring success," said Rowland, adding that during. the February confer- ence, the students focussed on establishing this char- terr of rights. Minister of Education John Snobelen ameare at the conference . via video' conference and accepted the students' commitmentto producing the chanter,a document -which was released to themin- istry on June. 21.