HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-11-18, Page 10Sentinel, We Tuesday,, November IS, t
'by¥may
,fain and Joan gam and
Hill Percy front here,
Doris Resheli, Wingltar
and Sltarort Ertraxlts,
1"istaxwe[, travelled tax
Sinteoe QO Wednesday .to
visit their aunt W n ifrcd
In Thursday: Mark
E'owley: celebrated: a spe
cial birthday and bus week
people eelcixrating are
grad Engci, and Glen. and
Sara Haldeuby.
-The Kink/as history.
book committee met
Thursday etvaetting at the
tnurnicip41 buildin. The
1901 Census was passed'
ar4xunrl and stories related
ort researcirgoin 4n. 'Joan
choo
Murray from: the Holynnort
WI donated '5500 to the
c;timmitte a as_ ft WI i$ in
the process of disbanding.
Recent visitors with
Elbert and Nina l3usheil
were, Katf>rerine FraKser,
Myth, Ml: and Mrs. David
B, ushell, Brampton, Mrs,
Rob Love of Armuw, and
Mr. and Mrs. • Ralph
aur
KarnitZ hkiy of Minato'''.
• Congratulations to Ken
and Atone MacDonald in
the village on becoming
grandparents to aw
baby girl, Danielle Rose.
Proud: parents are earl and
Jackie MacDonald 'of
i,,:istwwcl, Congratulations
also go out to gins feud
parents Edbert and Nina
Webelieves cvay inthisprovinCe
des, an squat chane at lid
Itt 01.'07N:54 whoa fundirc wa annth ngbut fair
because,* was based: ie Partraithow much, ea
schugl:"bQadeoulid-raise in local taxes. Now,
dim** te"r student -based funding, every, child,
in Ontario can haye fair ar ens, to a, init,k quality
education, nQ mater where they hve
ivi,+s money f r classroom educattcm ;
less Ear bureaucratic waste.
Fs►>~;nainc ye4s,. tlt1corxr d;about .:
sGlivc>t hoards. spending too, much our, overhead
and adminisU axiony,andzeo liter Qn classxwom needs.
:.Vile asked, boards to find:saving in overhead:and
avdministration,rhen aPPly thokifunds: tel classroom
needs. Most boards responclecl it pod faith, A few.
didiett Ipswich, they threatened to close; scho01..
We0ua#4.notstaudbyrand let theme .,
tin ten .4t tads".. s heols. .
To ptetcet e<hli en froth; unncee 'essary sc#tool claswnx,,
•.tire Qat* up with four different solutions...
A peunanent 20% top -up geant
f£rr, schools with fewer students..: •
1"revit�usly, a"s ;heel britt kit lfiu stude w that had
only 80, gudet:4 enrolled° woul i have lost Z)%•
of at operating budget.. Now, se,hools operating at
its$ than fullcapacity wilt refs y,o a top -up grant
of up. to 2(?% to brine them clog* to, cox up
tu, full operational tutid ng
New permatentallOwances for schools
with tion' stan4ar+ : d gn features. ,
5owe sdioolshave Unusual. desigarfeatufes.thaf . , •
incur additlon4 cpsls» I Q* wasnple, twiny older
schools.haveextra-wide hallways Olaf aced tol
` heated and e:,leas e4., T'hese aniquedesign features
have now been ts:l:eitiato considetanon,when
*dieting. sehoo funding,
. ' Mone, time• for school boards:
to move money into *classroom.
To ..rtevent r ecta t• baa 4sJro ,rwcseAsatily.
clttsinp,;schaois, Were gki .416 theta mate One at.
current.:fuxIcling levels•:tui 6114 the wings. we know,
cxast.
iloatitsfacing funding, ineteas tyiil'recewe
there increases, as: arigOally scheduled, •
• 1 rofessioraal third4par y help, to 404,
'saving,sin acl'duiiiistration,aac .ov he d..
Tek respeese to a request for help.frOttf the head of •
*Toronto Distiic:t school Board* die Goveirnment •
Wiltprovide• thenvand nay other board requesting,
• with •a team. of .trtauaggnnent experts to help, them .
• find ways to save money in. operations .and
adm istfation" ,
An gyral chance far rye
remains our goal..
We're ntooe ainutted :d►an evt;r'to rasing, tl {
quality of ediication•for ail Ontario clhildren
13ut we real'w. that it will,take tine- for .our
prificiples•to becomsr rea14.'1Vot.t91iit•otnn
little g vc, and take from euexyoae...:.'.
•
I~luuslr�Il.
Pete and Joanne van
Dam and family helped
Pieter and Nelia van Dam,
of S'tratbroy, celebrate
their • gpldoii wedding
anniversary on the WCc1
end, We wish thein runny
happy returns.
We're sorry to, report
Eric Halclenby is in
Stratford. general
Hospital. get well soon
Eric!
We are glad. to hear
Shawn McEwen. of
Calgary, is home from
hospital• toilowing. su4ger'
out lis Toot. Shawn, kept
all the "'17,C" possible mvi'
get well soon. We're all
sending our best. wishes.
• The Kiniough
Presbyterian service was
led by Rob Sutton, of
Newmarket. Using the
Sunday school and Sonne
adult volunteers, Rob'
taughta. new son to go
• with his children's story on
lunacies.
The church sent a lona-
Lion to Relief in Honduras
and will accept donations.
St.. HeIens WI meet
President . Muriel
Moffat ripened the. St.
Helen's WI Nov. 10 meet-
ing with the tilde and.
Mary Stewart collect.
Rolkcail what is the
farthest distance we trav-
elled from
rav-elled.from home? - was.
answered by 10 members.
:We all have been many
Miles from home:
About 50; • people
attended the. Armistice
Service. Nov. S at the halt.
Reiv. Neilson~: gave an
n{xiu`ir message.
l'lucltnovw Legion attended
this and wreaths werelaid
at the cenotaph.
;lean lhililps; c.Quvenor
of International Affairs,
asked each ono of us how
the weather affe;,cts• us;
,loan gave: an interesting•..
t41k, os- hk w the: weather-
aftetcts. many countries
wi{;6'`h,: `ice aStorms, frost,
drought, rains. tornadoes
and land slides. These are
all caused by the weather.
Norma • Raynard, •
Flartnce McConnell and
Muriel Mdffat attended
the. London area..e;onven-
tion: of Institutes. Muriel
gave us a report of the. day.
3l* also spoke briefly on
the resolution: about
school boards. A. sheet
Was passed Arourndabout
the needs we •crtn do for
Children's Hospital in.
London. •
Norma. read Please
wear ,a.Poppy. We sang
several . songs then closed
with 0: Canada: and
Institute Grace.' ' •Noris? a
and Irene NMar..kbant served:
a delicious> lur<tclx,(submrt* •
ted, by Elaine Eixingtpa).
woes, :at t e
,It was:: another success- There: were 400.enthu-
fttl , year'' at the Royal siastie e• orra.petiiors: in, the
Wl:Titer > Fair for .B.urop Knob Hill Heifer show..
County4-H's. S x.prgv,inces, '29 c;oun .
There were 97 tries and regions partici-
exhibitors, in the Guineas pate¢; •.
class; Participants, from, • Brent Blat J .'•represent»
liurora . were; Kathryn and e4 Huron County„ recei v-,
Sandra Alton, Bob and Ing third in hisheat*ilh 4
,Tarxr •S4nipso.nn, Brad yearling, 1rmoustn.:heifer
Gilchrist,- Cory Rantoul, and Made it to the semi
Dennis Gxwer aced Tap 'finals in showmanship:
11erinoran
Shown above, is Brent .#Sfaol€'s. erttryr in the•
Market. Beef sitlgles: cUwsign that:was chart:44i-
, .on heifer in. its class,and>went onto. bo.award-.
€ + l eserve prancl' Champion,Market, Beef ani-
tical, Black's 314 l,Ulmousirie 114 Angys, heifer
u , P4tchasrnt " frgito Sherdgo Earrns. at. thein
ggtgb er• 10976 gait.. sale. From the, left. Aeon.
Btaokt Bryon Black, Clint Rusk {judlge from
*tat f„afayottot IndiananWont, Black. and grit
Rillcker. (photo suhfitted.):