The Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-02-18, Page 6Page G l oucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February .18, 1905
THE HVHQN-PElt 'H CATi OLIC
DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD
JUNIOR SENIOR KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
• l `ERRVAR'y 2s-27,1998
In. order to register for Ifindergarten, children moat be
four (4) years of age un. ur ,before• P,ecem.ber 31, 1996,
Parents are required to bring the Baptismal Certificate,
Birth Certificate and Immunisation iteord• Card of •the
child you intend to •register. Parents ehould contact their
local school: The following .sclhoola.. offer Kindergarten
classes:
St, Joseph's School (Kingsbridge)
Our Lady of Mt: Carmel (Mt. Carmel)
St. Joseph's (Clinton)
Precious Mood (Exeter)
St; Mary's(Qoderieh)
St. •James (Seafarth)
St. Boniface (Zurich)
:Sacred: Heart (Wingham)
St. Patrick`s (Dublin)'
St. Patrick's (Kinkora)
1-Loly Name. of Maty (St. Marys)
St, Mary's (I -lesson)
St. Ambrose School (Stratford)
St;Joseph'e (Stratford) •
,St, -Aloysius (Stratford)•
Jeanne Sauv4 (Stratford) •
529.7646
237-3.337
482-7036
235-1691.
624-'39,41
527-0321
2.36.4335
3574099
345-2033
393-5580
284-2170
595-8923
2714544
271-3574
271-3636
273-3396
Parents who expect that their child will -enrol in the
optional French Inunersion Program. in Grade 1; in future
years, have the option of enrolment for Junior/Senior
.Kindergarten at either their local: Catholic School or the
French immersion Centre (St. Mary's School, Goderich or
Jeanne Sauve School, Stratford) at which they expect to
enrol their child for a French Immersion Program,
R nald,Marcy, Gaetan L. Blanchette,
Chairperson of the Board Director of Education
a ta 10 MUM
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Still Young
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World Day ofPrayer bolted.
by Christian Reformed
The annual world Day of Prayer ser- despair. But •despair is not a "Third .
vice will he held at Lucknow Christian World:" characteristic, and it must not be .
Reformed Church at %30p m on Frid�xy,•aaurs.. Neither should our ind giiance that
March d. vve live in such an unequal world be our
Two neighbor's. One has all adequate sole response. Rather, we should commit
ineetne of about. $22,000 per year. ourselves to learning more and taking
Combined with her husband's. higher action for justice. Come to this year s
wage, it° makes for a ,comfortable living. World Day of Prayer service and learn
They have.two healthy .children who what it means to be a good neighbor in an
attend school regularly, and whose grand- often unjust world.•
parents visit thein each weekend. World Day of Prayer is a global; ecu
The folks next door, on, the, other hand, menical movement of "informed prayer
do not live as well, The husband earns and prayerful action." Or the first Friday
about 8700 per year. In part because .she in March each year, people in over 170
has had such poor .schooling, the wife .:eountries participate in a common service
can't find much work outside the home. rn .their awn locality. Services are trans-
Their third daughter died before her fifth lated into hundreds of languages and
birthday, and their remaining. children. dialects. , -
have never known their grandparents, Offerings front nt World. Day of Prayer
who died before the age of 60. .. services in Canada support development
Far-fetched? Not really. The first and justice projects in Canada and.
neighbor is you, a Canadian. The second, abroad.
a Malagasy woman on the island. of In Canada, World Day of Prayer is
Madagascar, off the coast of Africa. The sponsored by the Women's Inter -Church
"facts" about your life and hers are , Council of Canada. In .addition to chal-
gleaned. from the 'United Nations Human lenging and encouraging Canadian
Development Index for 1997. women of Christian. faith to work togeth-`.
Madagascar placed 152nd of 175 coup . et in their'.awn communities and through
tries in 1997 in this measurement of scan- national and international ecumenical .
dardsCanada placed first. organizations, the Women's inter -Church
• .of living.
I3ow can we and the Malagasy be Council' of Canada has intervened on
good neighbors to each other? This is the behalf of landminee victims through
central 'question of the 1998 World Day Mines. Action Canada, joined with the
of Prayer, written by the women of Maquila Solidarity Network to advocate
Madagasear. The enormous gaps between. against sweatshops the garment irides
our standard of living and the Malagasy's try, and is committed to achieving full.
could read us,. and: the Malagasy, to . social and economic equality for women.
Internationai affairs theme
of Lucknow WT meeting
International Affairs to attend the FWIO quite well .by the mem-
Was the theme for Conference in Belleville' hers.
February, meeting' of the in July. The theme will be Kay Macintosh played `
Lucknow Women's Shaping Tomorrow's several lively love .songs,
,,,Institute. • Edna World'. for -Valentines day: Edna
MacDonald and Mabel The program• opened read from the book.
Whitby were the hostesses With 0 Canada. A poem, Dynamic •- • Fingertip
when 1.2, members sat FeatheredValentine, about:, Devotions., by Amy
down to a dessert lunch of the beautiful red' cardinals, Bolding, and • a New
• frust bread and cheese- was read by Mabel. Edna Wardrobe, which was very;
Alice Taylor welcomed -MacDonald ' conducted ' interesting Mabel read a .
everyone. Rollcall was two contests, The first, newspaper article about •
answered by naming the name a girl in "a love song ` the ice storm and liow'
place you visited farthest was . wan by ' Celia
from home'. • Aitchison. The second, a
Lucknow; WI will be • brain teaser, was naming
celebrating its 90th • different kinds of pie; and•
anniversary February '98 • an oral quiz, on Canadian
Plans will be made for cel- history, was answered,
ebrations at a later date
Alice;Taylor will attend
the, -district' directors .meet-,;
ing March 5 in Walkerton. •!
An invitation was received
Midget
Stats from the Met Life -
tournament on Feb. 8 for
this team are:
Lucknrw 5} Paisley 2.,':
Goals: Mark 'Stanley 3,
Conor McDonagh,• Daryl
Aitchison Assists
Aitchison ,2 Jordan;;
Andrew 2 •
Lticknow 7,' Walkerton Z:.
Coals: Nick Mann, Jordan
Andrew2, . Troy
Mei en ie, Jeff Andrew 2,
Dale Courtney. Assists: D. .
Courtney 2, Aitchison 2,
Mark .• Stanley, ieff
Havens, Jeff Cranston,
Andrew. •
Championship game,
Lucknow 3, Listowel 1.
Loafs: Jordan ,Andrew 2,'
Daryl Aitchison.- Assists: -
Dale : Courtney 2,
Aitchison, '
Canadians pull together in
times.of trouble,
A Valentines plane was'
Overt- to .each -member.
(suhmirted •.by •Mabel
Whitby),
t»GPS: students completed presentation of 'their ".
speeches ; last week These 'intermediate .std -
dents advanced from the classroom division' to
the. gym. The ,students ° in the 'front 'row (left to '
right) Heather Sande, Nigel slack and Amy
Knechtel -=- placed first, second .and third
respectively. First and second advance to the
Legion speak off level on Feb: 20. Other speak
- ers included, in the back -row, Angle, Nicholson;
Candlpe Mamilton, Brad Gilchrist, Jessica
Mann and Susan Guay. Absent, Sarah h Taylor
(Livingston photo)