HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-01-26, Page 4school news
Singer at Brookside r
By Marc1a Beak
and Quilad a Fri
On January 12 Kevin Den-
bok of Collingwood came to
our school, sponsored by
Dungannon, 1(inetttes, repres-
ented by Debbie Bauer.
Kevin is a singer who has
recorded an album and the
proceeds are going towards
research on Cystic Fibrosis,
which Kevin has. He played
a guitar and sang some songs
which are on the album. He
gave away two records and
the lucky winners of the
records were Debbie Draper
and Wayne Smith. After -
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mg money for C.F.
wards he signed autographs
and pictures to an students
that wanted them. He has
records and cassetes for sale
at our school. They are S8.99
each and order sheets have
been sent home.
Parent !information Night
was held at the F. E Madill
Secondary on January 6.
Parents had a chance to taut
to some of the teachers and
to hear about the courses
,,their children can take.
Congratulations also to
Buena Martin who placed
third in an essay *ontest held
By Ben Hackett
Visitors with Winnie
Campbell for the weekend
were Gertie Fritzley and
Kevin of Goderich on Satur-
day; Bernard and Brenda
Campbell, Michael, Alicia
and Sara on Sunday noon;
and Murray and .Feithlinn
Campbell, Leander and Log-
an of Goderich on Sunday
evening.
Get well wishes go out to
Doug Scutt, who is a patient
at University Hospital in Lon-
don, and to their little son,
Steven, who was in Wing -
ham and District Hospital
last week_
S
Sunday dinner visitors
with Chester and Ben Hack-
ett and Scott were Jim and
Trix Hackett of TorMO,
Sister Mary Agnes, and
Sister Eileen of St. John's,
Newfoundland.
We extend sympathy to
Bill and Margaret Andrew
and families, on the death of
his brother, Bob Andrew of
Listowel last week. They
attended the funeral on
Thursday, and stayed for a
couple of days with them.
Recent Sunday visitors
with Marvin and Hannie
whitechurch
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul
were in Kitchener on the
weekend to pay respects at
the Ratz-Bechtel Chapel
where the late Lorne David
Oberholtzer rested.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Rintoul, Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Rintoul, Steve, Scott and
Stuart of West Wawanosh
and Mrs. Roy Robinson were
at Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Robinson's, Belgrave to help
little Tim celebrate his first
birthday with Mark and
Tracey.
(HODGINS
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• Paint
• Hardware
• Plumbing
• Electrical
• Vanities
• Bath Fixtures
• Wood Stoves
• Power Tools
• Panelling
• Carpets
• Cupboards
• Wallpaper
• Shelving
• Lumber
•lywood
• nsutation
• Drywall
• Roofing
• E xterinr Doors
• Storm Doors
• Light Fixtures
• Mouldings
• Cfatliny Tile
• Windows
• and more
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Scott, Martin, Shirley and
Donna, were Cletus and
Mary Louise Dalton, Jenni-
fer, Kathy, Raymond and
John S. They all enjoyed a
team and sleigh ride to Kin -
tail Beach in the afternoon.
Nora Van Dyke of Ashfield
and Audrey Ritchie of Luck -
now, members of the West
Huron Junior Farmers are
enjoying a five week trip to
Australia. The tour guide is
Bill Arronstrong of Wingham.
by The Ministry of Natural
Resources. The topic this
year was The Benefits of
Trees and Woodlots in the
Wingham District.
Oa Friday, January 14
Brookside girls hockey team
played Ripley. The score was
7 - 4 for Ripley. Getting goals
for Brookside was Donna
Raynard 3, and Christina
Fairish 1. Better luck next
time girls!
On Thursday, January 20
the students council herd a
talent show. The winners
were: junior division, first,
Freddie McCabe; honourable
meuntions, Penny Holmes,
Trisha Holmes and- Dawn
Hogan; senior division, first,
Sheri Smyth, honourable
mentions, Angela Millian,
Heidi Fillmore, Julie Thomp-
son, Christine Simpson, Kim
Tyler, Annette Gruendler,
Teresa Meriam, Jacqui Daw-
son. and Angeya and Arletta
Glerenn.
The inter neural volleyball
is in its semi-finals. The
standings are as follows_
seniors, Supers 16, Dyna-
mites 15, Servers 11, Vol-
leyers 10, Warriors 6 and
Bruisers with 2 paints. Jun-
iors, Hot Shots 16, Servers
14, Demons 8, Volleyers 8,
Dynamites 8 and Torpedoes
with 6 points.
Mrs. Blake and Mrs. Bene
attended a meeting at the
Huron County Board of Edu-
cation office in Clinton on
Wednesday after school.
This meeting, which was
chaired the Enrichment Re-
source Consultant, Debbie
Heslinga, was called to give
those present an overview of
the enrichment program and
to show enrichment kits and
materials which will be avail-
able to schools.
SNOW TIRES
L78-15 Fisk Belted WS - Reg. $80.00
E78-14 Brunswick Belted WS - Reg. $50.00
P225R75-15 Fisk Steel WS - Reg. $85.00
P215R75-15 Fisk Steel WS - Reg. $84.00
• P205R75-15 Michelin Steel WS - Reg. $120.00
FR70-14 BFG. Fabric BW - Reg. $70.00
F78-15 Belted
LIMITED SUPPLY - CASH & CARRY
Plus all other sizes at reduced rates
INSTALLATION AND BALANCING INCLUDED
Willit's Tire Service
LUCKNOW
528-2103
Ripley & District Lions Club
Annual
Midget
Hockey Tournament
Saturday, January 29th
RIPLEY COMMUNITY CENTRE
8:00 a.m.
9:15 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
11:45 a.m.
Ripley vs Teeswater
Lucknow vs Paisley
Hawick vs Chesley
Drayton vs Mildmay
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES 6:15 P. M. AND 7:30 P. M.
Admission for all day Adults $2.50
Oildren $1.00
I [under 12]
ROAST BEEF DINNER AVAILABLE AT NOON
Proceeds for Community Prolect