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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 1, 1983—Page 20
Debra Arnold, daughter of
Walter and Lorraine Arnold
of Lucknow, graduated from
the Wingham and District
Hospital Nursing Assistant
School on May 20, 1983.
Debra is temporarily employ-
ed as a Private Duty Nurse.
Marfan Elizabeth Raynard,
daughter of Bruce and
Norma Raynard of R. 1,
Lucknow, graduated from
Centralia College of Agricul-
tural Technology in Consum-
er and Community Studies at
the May graduation exercis-
es.
Shower honours
June brideto-be
Neighbours, friends and
relatives held a bridal shower
Saturday, May 21 at 2.30 in
the basement of the Lucknow
United Church to honour
Carol Campbell of Toronto, a
June bride, daughter of Bob
and Wilda Campbell of Luck -
now.
There was a short program
of musical numbers, read-
ings and contests. Carol was
assisted in opening her gifts
by her nephew, Shane Pette -
place, sisters, Sharon Pette -
place, Lucknow, Lynda
Campbell, Mississauga and
friend, Tonia Kelly of Tor-
onto.
Carol thanked the guests
for their beautiful gifts and
the hostesses for preparing
the shower in her honour. A
delicious luncheon was serv-
ed by the ladies in charge.
Carol will be married in
Toronto the later part of
June.
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Mrs. Worden Howald,
Claude Guay, Anita and Ray,
just returned from a motor
trip to the West. While there
they attended Rick Howald's
wedding and visited all the
family. On their way to
Calgary, they were surprised
to meet Mary
Cleland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Kingsbury and son of Cal-
gary, Alberta spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Reid. Mr, Kings-
burgy is Mrs. Reid's brother.
and Brock
Regional field day rescheduled to June 2
By Nancy Hunter,
Christine Simpson,
and Julie Thompson
Regional Field Day was
postponed because of the
cold weather last week. The
date set is Thursday, June 2,
weather permitting. We wish
all our particpants Good
Luck!
Howard Blake was ill in
Wingham Hospital this past
week. Debbie MacGillivray
Lochalsh...
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real good time helping to
build cabins, fighting with
the black flies and trying to
catch fish which were not in
the mood to bite. But in all
it was a relaxing holiday.
New arrivals
CHISHOLM - Peter and
Helen are pleased to an-
nounce the birth of their son,
Philip Alan, 8 Ib. 13 oz., May
23, 1983. A brother for
Haley. Proud grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Holloway, Wingham and Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Chisholm,
Lucknow.
ROBINSON - Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Robinson of R. I ,
Belgravc are pleased to an-
nounce the arrival of a
daughter, Sherri Marie, 8 Ib.
1 oz., at Wingham and
District Hospital on May 19,
1983, a sister for Bradley and
Brent.
SAVAGE - Brad and Blair
are happy to announce that
their baby sister has arrived.
Mom and Dad still cannot
agree on what her name shall
be but want everyone to
know that she is here. The 7
Ib. 71/2 oz. daughter of Don
and Ruth, R. R. 4. Kincar-
n. dine was born May 22, 1983.
Proud grandparents are Gor-
don and Shirley Brooks,
Lucknow, and Walter and
Elizabeth Savage. Kincar-
dine.
filled in as school secretary
while he was absent. We all
hope Mr. Blake will get well
soon. Room 6 sent Mr. Blake
some get well cards.
Mrs. Graham's class and
Mrs. Carroll's class went to
the Children's Museum in
London on Friday, May 27.
They all had a good time.
Maureen Penn from the
Board Office was in the
school during last week
doing testing.
Mrs. Blanchette's grade 2
class made booklets on bicyc-
les.
Mrs. Tebbutt's class are
doing a Take 45 on Dino-
saurs.
Mrs. Young's class has
been working on a unit about
Butterflies and are ready to
start on one about Dinosaurs.
Jennifer Black's mother
brought four baby chicks so
that the class could watch
them growing. Kirk Tyler
brought his baby kittens in
and they got a little wild near
the chicks, but fortunately
there are still four chicks left.
The grade 7 and 8 girls had
three visitors in to talk to
them. Loree Raymond of
Loree's Ladies Wear in Luck -
now came on May 17 to talk
to them about posture and
poise. Linda Chamney and
Dawna Richardson of Mary
Kay Cosmetics also came on
May 20 to give them some
pointers on make up.
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