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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-09-14, Page 14,a Page 14—Luckuow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 14, 1988 MacLennans host corn roast on the beach Bayne and Marion MacLennan of Amberley recently entertained at a corn roast which was held at their beach, Bryan and Ray Elmsie and their two children Michael and Kathie of Wingham and Allan and Berle MacDonald of Kintail. Jim and Cecil, Webster of Waterloo and their mother, Kae Webster attended the wedding reception on Saturday evening in Kby Louise Martin INGSBRIDGE PARISHISCHOOL Two well deserving ladies from the Kingsbridge parish were recently nominated to receive the Air Canada Heart of Gold Award. To be nominated, one must be very active in the community and the two nominated are more than deserving of this honor. Congratulations to Teresa Courtney and Betty Lou Dalton. The Father McCormack Council of the Knights of Columbus held the installation of their executive at the first Friday mass of September 2. They are now preparing for an active and productive year. The parish community is very happy to welcome Brad and Anna Lewis, son Jason and daughter Laura. The Lewis's are residing in the former Lawrence and Marianne Hogan home in Kingsbridge. August 31 was volunteer day at Maitland Manor for the Kingsbridge ladies and several ladies from the parish spent an afternoon visiting with the residents. Classes resumed on Tuesday September 6 at St. Joseph's School .with an enrollment of 77 students including eight new students in Kindergarten and new student Jason Lewis in Grade 2. First time students in Mrs. Jackie Simpson's Kindergarten are Nicole Quinlan, Erin Sherratt, Martina Poganatz, Meghan Martin, David Dalton, Cory Robertson, Adam Miltenburg and Brian Stanley. Other returning staff members are Mrs. Barb Eedy, Grades 1 and 2; Mrs. Jo -an Ballen, Grades 3 and 4; Miss Tracey, Devlin, Grades 5 and 6, and Grades 4 to 8 French; Mr. Phil Antonio, Grades 7 and . 8; Mrs Cathy Drennan, Special Education and Library/Resource; Mrs. Marianne Hogan, Music; Mr. Sandy McQuillan, Principal and Grades 3 and 4.; Mrs. Teresa Hickey, Secretary; and Mrs. Jean VanRooy, Custodian. During the summer months many changes and improvements took place at the school. The roof of the school was replaced as well as the fascia. A new room was constructed in the nor- th-west corner of the stage for general storage and storage of all physical educa- tion equipment. This room, along with the stage all received a new coat of paint. New desks and chairs have arrived or are arriving shortly for the Grades 3 to 8 classrooms while the Grade 1 and 2 students have new tables and chairs. As well, new office and filing equipment and three new ICON computers have become part of the school furnishings. On September 7 the students were given a presentation by Sunsweet for the selling of crystal bells (Christmas tree or- naments) and a winter geese collection. Students will now be able to look forward to Hot Dog Days every second Wednesday as well as juice available at lunch time. We wish staff and students a happy and successful school year. Lby Kae Webster OCHALSH Lucknow at the Community Centre for Holly MacDonald, daughter of Lorne and Doreen MacDonald, and Clinton Stumps of Seaforth. There was a very good atten- dance. At the reception we were very pleased to see Mrs. Maxine (Lorne) Luther of Ridgetown a former resident of the area. Charles and Mayme Wilkins had a large number of their family on the weekend which also included Stella Irwin and her son Lloyd of Kinloss township and Laura and Mabel Campbell of Toronto. On Sunday Kae Webster attended a shower in Kincardine for Sharon Plugg of Guelph. The shower was held at the home of Sharon's future sister-in-law Gizelle (Andrew) Watson. Sharon received many Iovey and useful gifts. The community would like to con- gratulate Shawn and Laurie Dalton on the safe arrival of their son John Mark in the Alexandra Hospital in Goderich on August 30. John Mark weighed 8 lbs. 14 oz. A wee brother for Angela. The proud grand- parents are Clarice Dalton of Kingsbridge and Ernie and Mary Gibson of Point Clark and great grandmother, Esther Gibson of Goderich. Congratulations to Lester and Audrey Ferguson on the arrival of their fourth child Stuart Reed son of Ken and Joan Eadie. A wee brother for Janice. Stuart Reed was born in St. Joseph's Hospital London. Recent visitors with Rhetta and Marion MacLennan was Rod and Bernice MacLennan of Mississauga and Colin MacLennan of Agincourt. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb visited with Mrs. Robb's sister and brother-in-law Lenard and Mary Eccles of Holstein on Sunday. Visiting for 10 days with Mr. and Mrs. Art Mathewman were their daughter and son-in-law Margo and Terry Pettis and their three boys, Jamie, Beau and Mat- thew of Prescott. On Monday Kae, Jim and Cecil Webster visited in Goderich with Mrs. Norma Young. Mrs. Barbara Rogerson and Mr. Allen Finlayson, both of Toronto have visited with their mother Mrs. Dorothy Finlayson recently. ntinel 00 presents ... Subscription Special! s - This offer applies to new subscribers and to present subscribers who wish to extend their subscription for an additional 1.2 months. OFF 52 Issues of the Sentinel Regular $1.-7" for $135° Seniors S-14"for Si. 12 5 Prices in effect September 12 - 17 only. Renew at The Sentinel Office (Mon. - Fri.) or visit Pat at The Sentinel booth in the arena on September 16 and 17.