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Page 8 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 13, 1997
Shane gets leading
part Toronto elm
• by Ruth. Buchmeier
Shane MacKinnon got
the lead role in an
Independent film in
Toronto. It starts next
week and is filming in
Peterborough and Toronto.
Stuart Brough and
grandson, Randy, of
Toronto, visited on Friday
with his aunt and uncle,
Ira and Elizabeth Dickie,
William, Irene, Karissa
and Shea Dickie enjoyed a
motor trip to Prince
Edward Island. „
Dave Eadie, Erin and
Tim,enjoyed their trip to
Alberta and they visited
with Allan and Brenna
.i toss)
Eadie in. Calgary.
Allan and Sharon,
McDougall enjoyed their
trip to Granisle, B.C.
where they visited with
their son, David and Jen.
Jonathan MacKinnon is
away to the Hockey .Teen
• Ranchin•Orangeville for a
week. This is the' camp
that was sponsored by
Paul Henderson and
Jonathan won the draw at
the minor hockey banquet.
Silver Lake WImarks 4Oth anniversary
The Silver Lake
Institute celebrated 40...
years of service to the
community on Aug. 6
with a gathering of current
and pastmembers, guests
and 4-H leaders.
The minutes of the first
aneeting were read by the
secretary Gloria -Bullock.
Erlma Haldenby and
Joyce Bragg 1dd the in
memoriam for the nine
members who had passed
away in the last 15years,
During, 'oilcan, mem-
bers -related the things they
liked best about the WI
and the guests had. their
turn to answer:too.
Helen Stanley did an
overview of the WI with
Remember when...
Dressed as `tatars', the
members did a skit on the
Tatar family. There was a
sing son and a poem on
"Gossip."
Doreen Young; June"
Kerslake, Bev Hodgins
and Erlma Hadenby
received life memberships
in. recognition ,of, their
more than 25 years of ser -
:vice.
Kay Thacker ' and
Ladretta Hodgins cut the,
anniversary cake decorat-
ed
ecorated by Marj Nicholson..
Lauretta, received •' a gift
TO •OU R
;OMMLJNITY
If-. you have ju t arrived .
from another town or know
of someone who:has moved to.
►shfield, Uest Wawanosh:, .
Kinloss or Lucknow
Vile woUld like to extend. a
*01C000..wi h ou r :award
winning newsp^aper..
from the institute to help
her celebrate her birthday.
After refreshments, the
ladies enjoyed viewing the
quilt display. There were
some beautiful quilts, both
old and new,
Many exchanged news
of families with guests.
from afar.
Noma MacIntyre
presenting research
at Idaho workshop'
Norma.Macintyre spent
the Civic "Holiday. week-
end visiting her family "irt
the area.
This spring Norma ;was
fortunate to be one of
three students. to receive
the Father Sean O'Sullivan
•Research Centre , stu-
dentship award. This
award is ,available to grad-
uate students who are
undertaking full-time
health research trainitig.
k" Norma is a physiotherapist
with a' Master's degree in.
Anatomy. She is now pur-
suing aPhD in Medical,
r Sciences (Cell Biology.
and Metabolism) '. at
McMaster University, in
• Hamilton. She is working
with physicist, Dr. 'Colin
Webber and rheumatolo-
gist Dr. Rich Addachi to
improve the diagnosis and
prevention of osteoporo-
sis.
Norma received a travel
award from the Graduate
Students Association,
McMaster University and
The Anne Hall Memorial
Prize to attend and present'.
her research at. the 27th.
Annual Workshop on Hard
Tissue Biology in Sun
Valley, Idaho:
She left on Wednesday,
Aug. 6 to attend this 10
day' Workshop.
Summer Reading Review
by. Jileesa.Mali 6
• .LCPS
A big Fat Enormous Lie.
• by Marjorie •Weinman Sharmat
This is'a story about a little boy who told .a fie to his'
parents about eating the cookies. He imagines the he is a
monster.. Read this•book to find out what••happens to the
monster:
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Suinn er. Reading'Review
by Elizabeth -Lynn Somers, 7
Grade 2 (home schooling)
Grover,'Grover, Come on Over
by Katharine Ross;
It is; a good book to read because l like ,the:col'orful
pictures. It is easy to ready by yourself. .
.They: all helped each other and Grover made a beauti-
ful`kite to fly at the end of the story,
Summer Reading Review
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by'Jeanette de Beer, 10
Brookside Grade 5 •
Lamplighter.
•...by Bernice Thurma Hunter
'It all'started ;out with Willie going to see his aunt and
uncle in Toronto. While they were there.Willie's mother...
left him on the porch for a day so he wouldn't be under-
foot After the sun had set, Willie saw the lamplighter
coming up the road'lighting lamps as he went.
During a second trip. to Toronto, Willie sees the lamp-
lighter and tells him that he wants tobe a lamplighter
when he grows•up: -
Willie lived in northern Ontario during the 1880s.
I enjoyed Willie's adventures, like meeting the bears„
anti living through the big storm.