The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-06-04, Page 20C
Page 29 Luciuiow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 4, 1997
Ritcbie s celebrate
44th anniversary
by Mildred Loree
The .four daughters of
Leonard and Bernadeatn
Ritchie hosted an open.
house at the public school
On Saturday afternoon in
honor of their parents 45th
anniversary. •
A good crowd came to
share with the family in
this celebration. Thirty-
five :immediate relatives
enjoyed a sit-down .meal
prepared by the girls and
fellowship afterwards.
Austin and Mildred
Loree,along with the rest
of the . Keith family,
attended the 40th anniver-
sary open house for Mac'.
and Fern Keith at the
Parkview Seniors Home. in.
Stouffville on' Sunday
afternoon,, Fern is a resi-
dent at this home.
Mac was well known in
the Lucknow area having
worked on the farms of
both Douglas Graham and ..
Harvey Houston.
The end of May saw
the completion of some
„real',estate deals ,around'
town with smore in, the
. next few. weeks.
Welcome, to Winston
and Lola Bridges of Elora,'
who have moved into the
• home of 469' Ross Street
that they purchased. from:
Mamie Roulston. They'
left Itucknow, about 'five
• years' ago and at that time
' lived Where Ken: Elphicks.
now reside
Steve and Brenda Berry
have. roved .into the home
Evangel`
at South:
Old. Codgeris what,
many "would`call. him. But,
. ` he's our ,friend of many,
Years: Hee's'in his late 70s.,
Once, he was strong and
:sound but, now, he's wiry
and thin ,as a stick. ;A
brush :of. whiskers 'covers
his cheeks and masks the
:shy :sinile.:that •.usually
adorns his face. Personal
hygiene has . lost•. much 'of.
its importance. The -faint
aroma of old sweat an.d:•
yesterday's. laundry drifts
in. his wake::"But, .taken'
altogether, he's a gentle •
and charming .old friend,
living quietly in the haus-
, ing we helped him find.
Thank God for hint 'and
thank God we're here for
11ii11. .
This is what;. David
Smith; executive director
of Evangel Hall has to say
., abut Old Codger, one of
the many persons helped
by the Hall.
Built in .913,'-Evangei
Hall,an inner-city mission
of the :Presbyterian Church
in Canada in downtown
Toronto provides a vital
service for many persons
like Old Codger:" The mis-
sion of the Hall is to
enable the distressed of
Toronto's inner, city to
they purchased froah.
Rhoda MacKenzie at the
corner of Havelock and
Willoughby Streets.
Rhoda has moved into
• the Glenn Haven
Apartments and hopes to
soon be able to be there
full time as presently she
spends part time with her
sister while recovering
from surgery.
On May 24, 50, .family
members of Ruby Webb
helped her celebrate her
90th birthday in the
Baptist Church at
Hanover,' .
Ross and Elaine
Errington enjoyed a week
recently with her sister
Evelyn Gray at North Bay.
Birthday greetings go'
out this week to Mamie
Talbert of Pinecrest Manor
who will be 92 on June 6;
and to Beatrice
MacPherson who cele-
brates her 92nd birthday.
on June 8. Congratulations
• to both of these ladies.
Sunday was the Seeret
fa1 ;Luncheon following.'
the morning service in the
Lucknow Presbyterian
Church, when members . of
the .Sunday, School find
out; who the members' of '
the congregation' are that
havebeen sending them
all these • notes and letters.-
duridg the year.
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These Sparks participated.' in an advancement
ceremony at the parent/daughter banquet host-
ed by the Lucknow Guiding Association Last
Week. The leaders for the group are Karen
McMurray,Diane Murray and Jean Montgomery,
New Brownies next year are , centre. row;
Rachel Bell, Megan Taylor, Breanne McDonagh.
Front row: Grace Finnigan, Jililan Adamson
and Melissa Atkinson. (Livingston photo)
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HaIi!s: Eavid Smith
Kinloss annr verse
achieve theif potential ` David Srith_will be the.
through a Christian Min- guest speaker for "the 141st
istry of; service, programs ' anniversary service at
and'advocacy designed 'to youth' Kinlosss,
nurture self=esteem and Presbyterian Church .on
human: dignity. The caring Sunday, June. 8 at 11 a.m.
staff of the Hall serve peo-, Through his: work, David
pale who are " homeless, and the other Evangel Mall
addicted to ''alcohol, or people offer helpand hope
drugs, nentally ill, lonely ..'to Many people like Old.
or distressed. Codger. ,
is
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Mondays:Bantams (Kinsmen); Tuesdays - Squirts (Kinsmen),
Atoms (Brookside); •Wednesdays Atoms (Brookside),
Peewees (Kinsmen); Thursdays Mosquitos (over' 200
participants). .
Recreational Softball. - Coaches will be contacting
participants shortly to -begin season (over 100 participants).
Hardball - Season is underway for the 4 teams: Rookie,
Peewee, Bantam & Midget. Rookie - Sat. a.m. (Kinsmen); '
Peewee - Tues.' pm. (Kinsmen); Bantam. Wed. p.m..
(Caledonia beginning June 2.661, till then Dungannon Thurs.
p.m:); Midget - Tues. p.mi' Dungannon' (Caledonia a June 24th)
(48 players playing)..
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Together,:_David antZtus,
friends' ale making a' dif-
ference in the lives "of
those they touch.
You are invited to come
and hear David's message
of: hope and how we can
be a 'part •of,•this compas-
sionate :ministry.
nual :meetingof advisor;
committee is this month
The regglar meeting of. the Lucknow
Central Public School School. Community
Advisory Council met on'May 12 with
several items . of correspondence, being
read and briefly discussed. They included
a letter from Jennifer Yennson, chairper-
son of the Board of Education, regarding
problems they saw• with Bill' 104 and, also
a letter the Advisory committee of the,
Board informing the SCAC of who they
are and howthey can assist children.: They
would be willing 'to come to a meeting to.
Make a presentation and this will' be kept
in mind for a meeting 'in the fall: '
We also received a survey from the.
Ministry ;of Ed, which we completed. It
contained' questions relating to what we
felt we had accomplished .during the pre-
vious year • ..,•
The constitution for 'the council was•
once again.' discussed and, subsequently
accepted as corrected?'
Playground equipment Was discussed
with top priority going to the fence stir -
rounding the area. Some of the more:dan
gerous wires have been' trimmed away,
however, the fencing remains In a very
bad stateof repair creating a hazard to the
children: It was 'felt that this should be
repaired as .soon is possible'. A letter is to .
bedrafted suggesting 'What equipment,
should be repaired and replaced over a
' possiblefive-year time line.'
The next Meetingof. the School
Community Advisory Council is June 9"at
the school. This will be the.council's
annual meeting at Which there will be an
annual report. Consider this your invita-
tion to attend and see'vvhat the council is
all . about. • Remember, ,.tbi$ council' not
only represents the parents 'and teachers;
but the community as a whole. So let's
have a good turn -out and show that we all
care albotit the future )f Oar school,
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