HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-06-21, Page 8Page 8—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 21, 1978.
JOYCECHAMNEY
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Chamney of R. R. 2
Auburn, graduated June 15
from Fanshawe College of
Applied Arts and Technology
in London, from the Medical
Secretary program, short-
hand major. She has accept-
ed a position with Drs.
MacKenzie, Sweeney and
Meads in London.
JANET MacPHERSON
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William MacPherson, R. R. 1
Lucknow, graduated from
Fanshawe College in the
Medical Secretarial Course,
shorthand major, on June 15.
She is employed at London
Life Insurance Company,
London, Ontario.
DR. G. RUSSELL
MONCRIEF
son of George and Betty
Moncrief, Goderich• R. R. 3,
received his Dr. Veterinary
Medicine at convocation cer-
emonies June 2nd, at the
University of Guelph.
Attending the cermonies
were his parents and sister
Jane Hunter. Following the
ceremonies a dinner was
held at the Elora Mill. Dr.
Moncrief is employed at
Ripley -Huron Veterinary
Services.
JOAN HACKETT
graduated from Fanshawe
College on Thursday, June
15, 1978 from the Legal
Secretarial program. Those
attending the graduation
ceremony were her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hackett,'
Mr. Terry Hays and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Walker. Joan
is employed at the office of
Mr. D. Gerald Hiltz, Barrist-
er, Clinton, Ontario.
MRS. MARJORIE
FRANCISCO
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Burt, graduated on
Friday, June 2,. 1978 at
Bethesda..Training' Centre in
Willowdale. The Bethesda
Training Centre is part of
North York General Hospital
in ;Toronto. Marjorie has
resided in Don Mills for the
past five years where she
worked as a nurses aide in a
nursing home. After writing
the registration examination
on June 23 she hopes to be
employed as a 1 NA in
Toronto: This is the last
graduating RNA course to be
offered at this Centre.
CATHERINE SIMPSON
youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert M. M.
Simpson, Kintail, graduated
recently from the Wingham
Nursing Assistant Training
Centre, Wingham, . Ontario.
ZANY ZUCCHINIS
Dungannon 1 4-H club
held the second meeting at
the home . of Mrs. Jean
Errington. Nancy Sproul
read the minutes from the
last meeting. Annabel Stew-
art is the /text secretary -
press reporter.
For business the girls
voted on a club nickname and
chose, Zany Zucchinis. They
decided to buy light green
duo -tangs for the book cov-
ers. The members are to
bring designs for the cover to
the next meeting which will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Marie Stewart.. _.._
The discussion material
.was on "Preparing Soils",
"Growing Young Plants for
Transplanting", "Planting
the Garden", "Looking after
your Garden", and "Plant-
ing and Care of Flowers".
Mrs'. Stewart handed ' out
pamphlets to use for refer-
ences and to put in the
books.
For Group Work the girls
prepared a sample garden.
Each member had a picture
of a vegetable to put on the
garden where they thought it
would grow best.
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MARILYN IRWIN
received her . Bachelor of
Science in Nursing degree
from McMaster. University
on May 27, 1978. Marilyn is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ellwood Irwin, former resid-
ents' of the Lucknow area.
She `was on the. Dean's
Honour List and gave the
valedictory address ' at the
pinning ceremony of her
class.
Horticultural
Society
Meeting
The Lucknow Horticultural
Society held their regular'
monthly meeting in the
Legion Hall on Wednesday,
June 14, with a good attend-
ance. In the absence of our
president, Audrey MacDon-
ald, Eunice Cunningham
chaired the meeting. Cather-
ine Andrew , gave the treas-
urer's report and Jessie
Kirkland, our secretary, re-
ported on the success of the
spring tee.
The members discussed a
bus trip and it was decided to
go on July 6th to Reeves'
Nursery at Woodbridge. The
Society decided to have a
display at the Plowing Match
in September.
The members sang a few
old tyme favourite numbers
with Edith Webster at the
piano.
A very successful plant
sale was held with Eunice
Cunningham as auctioneer.
A lovely lunch was served
by the committee in charge.
Ripley Dist
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We loaded the car with
injured, weak and ill.
With twelve in the car,
almost bursting the door
Watching Andrea play Ind-
ian running up the hill
with a roar:
All changed and washed,
info the dance we went,
The disc jockey was giving
dedications as they were
sent.
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Brent was quickly surround-
ed by four lovely girls
And Barb was dancing with a
guy who had curls.
At eight the next morning
everyone had the sleepies
011ie was changing in the
bush because of the lack, of
facilities.
Steve fishing balls out of the
river had made a new
friend
And Lisa giggled, till we
thought it was the end.
Against Strathcona the boys
were set •
And on us Terry's uncle was
willing to bet.
T hen we saw their catcher of
enormous size
Jeff got sat on and Gary
dropped three flies,
Whitey was determined and
got the only hit of the
game,
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