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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-11-16, Page 12Page 12—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 16, 1988 LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1988 Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Worship Service 11:00 A.M. 4tev. Gerald McFarlane Nursery and junior congregation provided EVERYONE WELCOME LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday, November 20, 1988 11:00 A.M. Worship Service 9:45 A.M. Sunday School Nursery For Children Under 4 Years Rev. ALLISON J. RAMSAY . Minister Everyone Welcome Birthday Club WESLEY SLOETJES R.R. 3 Goderich November 19, 1985 3 Years Old BARBARA MOLE November 19, 1985 3 Years Old LAURA WILKINS Novernber 20, 1980 8 Years Old AMY BLAKE Lucknow November 21, 1981 7 Years Old Angela McDonald November 14, 1979 9 Years Old Thank you; for buying We put good taste into everything we make! Tom Andrew Fairview Dairy Lucknow 528-3725 LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN, REFORMED CHURCH Invites You To Worship With Them On Sunday, November 20, 1988 10 o.m. and 7:30 p.m. Nursery downstairs morning & evening EVERYONE WELCOME B.A. McDONAGH REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE LTD. 528-2031 NEW LISTING - Ross St. roof 1 hydro an , '" el LOT - 2 blocks '12,000.00. LUCKNOW I . r'1 home on k '� _ v1ow, new ,underground ne. Priced to sell. from Main Street. 100 ACRES on Hwy. No. 86 at the edge of town, ranch style home, 2 car garage, lovely setting, 72 workable. See listing for more particulars. 200 ACRE FARM - Farrow to finish, 170 drained, 2 silos, 2 granaries, implement shed, 4 bedroom home, farm credit mor- tgage available. CULROSS TWP. - 200 acres, approx. 150 workable, 7 acres of hardwood bush. Ask- ing '130,000. KINLOSS - 100 acres, small lake, 75 workable, asking '52,000. Listings Wanted FRASER MacKINNON 528-3013 BARRY McDONAGH 528-3821 DAVID MacKINNON 395-2483 Bob Shrier's Newest Book Thou1 go ma' TO IGNITE YOUR MIND FROM THE RADIO PROGRAM "LET'S THINK FOR A MINUTE" Volume III of a Best Seller Completely New Content NOW AVAILABLE $995 FOR ONLY PICK UP YOUR COPY TODAY FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS The Goderich Signal -Star, The Clinton News -Record, The Seaforth Huron -Expositor, The Lucknow Sentinel, The Mitchell Advocate, The Kincardine News, The Walkerton Herald -Times, Fincher's, King's Books and in Blyth at The Old Mil & The Saga. Grads '88 honoured Annual commencement exercises were held last Friday evening at the F.E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham. A total of $14,765 in prizes, bursaries and scholar- ships was awarded. Darryl Button, who earned a 92.3 per cent general proficiency average in Grade 13, was valedictorian. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Button of Teeswater, he also won the Grade 13 proficiency award for mathematics; the Alexander McKenzie Endowment Fund Award; the Governor General Medal; the Linda Mahood Memorial Award; the ABCD Award; the Rots G. Hill Scholarship, as well as being an Ontario Scholar. Other Ontario Scholars (those who earn- ed 80 per cent or more in Grade 13) in- clude: Leanne Armstrong, Sherri Bourne, Darryl Button, Bill Cameron, Cathy Hamilton, Tony Gingrich, Kristen Hawkins, Ruth Higgins, Erika Hooftman, Donna Johnston, Paulette Lippert, Kerry Pletch, Amy Pollard, Bryan Reave, San- dra Schwartzentruber, Christine Simpson, Charlene Stephenson and Andy Versteeg. Other scholarship acknowledgements in- clude: Mr. Button, the Longstaffe Scholar- ship to Queen's University and Ms. Hooft- man, the Chancellor Scholarship and Canadian Scholarship to McMaster University. Other award winners at commencement include: Grade 9 proficiency, Peter Poulin; proficiency in Grade 11 basic courses, Wade Weber; Grade 11 proficien- cy, Kevin Smith; Grade 12 metal fabricating award, Kyle Cronin; proficien- cy in Grade 12 basic courses, Mary Beth O'Hagan; proficiency in Grade 12 family studies, Suzanne Reid; Proficiency in woodworking, Harvey Kikkert; Dr. A.J. Irwin Scholarship, Michael Hawkins, Tom McDonald; profi- ciency in office practice, Michelle Ait- cheson, Karen Elliott; proficiency in art, Lori Keetch; Doris MacKenzie Scholar- ship, Julie Nicholson; John Stewart Mac - Naughton Memorial Award, Brian Mulvey; Proficiency in technical education, Peter Van Diepen; proficiency in physical education and biology, Tom McDonald; Stanley Door Systems Award and profi- ciency in English, Charlene Stephenson; proficiency in chemistry and physics, An- dy Versteeg; Mr. and Mrs. William F. MacDonald Award, Cathy Hamilton; pro- ficiency in French, Erika Hooftman; Wingham Opti -Mrs. Award, Michael Cameron; proficiency in family studies, Sandra Schwartzentruber; Music Award, Iris Nabrotzky; Lorrie Perry Memorial Award, Heather Morton; Correspondence Award, Karen Laidlaw; Western Foundry Awards, Jennifer Pur- dy, Brian Reavie; Grade 10 proficiency, Sarah Brophy; Cindy Ireland Memorial Award, Marc Barbour; Madill teaching staff awards, George Kennedy, Michael Hawkins, Craig Jefferson, Leslie Phillips; George Menzies Endowment Fund Awards, Marc Barbour, Kelly Bauer, Clint Garniss, Bruce Johnston, Donna Johnston, Karla King, Charlene Stephenson, Cindy Stute; Auxiliary to Wingham and District Hospital Award, Maria Korporaal; Howick Mutual Insurance Co. Scholarship and Turnberry Township 125th Anniver- sary Award, Kristen Hawkins; Ladies' Auxiliary to Royal Canadian Legion Branch 180 Award, Erika .flooft- man; Paul V. Tiffin Memorial Scholar- ship, Leanne Armstrong; student council awards, Michelle Aitcheson, Paulette Lip- pert, Dean Nicholson; Paul O'Malley Memorial Award, Jennifer Purdy; Canadian Parents for French, Huron County Award, Peter Poulin; West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Award, Katherine Proctor, Steve Hallahan; W.H. Hall Memorial Scholarship in Science, An- dy Versteeg; proficiency in Grade 12 auto mechanics, Dean Nicholson. Senior letters or "Big Ms" were presented to: Leanne Armstrong, Darryl Button, Michael Cameron, Angela Coultes, Tony Gingrich, Kristen Hawkins, Karla King, Paulette Lippert, Tom McDonald, Jeff Murray, Donna Raynard, Sandra Schwartzentruber, Charlene Stephenson, Andy Versteeg, Donna Johnston, Erika Hooftman and Ruth Higgins. The graduating class of 1988 for F.E. Madill were honoured at their commencement ceremony in Wingham recently. Among those called to the stage during the evening were these Ontario Scholars from Lucknow. From left are Tony Gingrich, Christine Simpson, Amy Pollard and Brian Reavie. Congratulations folks, the village is proud of you. Best wishes to Stanleys Best wishes to Norval and Isabel Stanley who are now residing in their new home at 1040 Huron Terrace, Kincardine. The Purple Grove 4-11 club, the "Meat Munchers", leaders, moms, and friends en- joyed dinner out last Wednesday at the Golden Pheasant Restaurant in Wingham. An option for meeting six was a visit to a restaurant with an international cuisine. The menu was a traditional Greek dinner - Greek salad, moussaka (main course), and Baklava for dessert. The hostess graciously explained each dish as it was served. Joan and Wayne Hartwick, Chris and Dar- ren, Kincardine, visited with Morley and Deanna Scott on Saturday. On Sunday, the Scotts had supper with Betty and Art Helm and family, Tiverton. Marion Emerson spent a couple of days at the Royal Winter Fair last week. The annual meeting for Purple Grove p URPLE GROVE Community Centre will be held Saturday, Nov. 26, 8 pm. Sympathy is extended to. Mrs. Wellington Campbell on the passing of her brother, Roy Morgan. The Morgan's were former residents of Purple Grove on the 10th Conc. The Bible Study group met at June Elliott's this week. Dick McCash visited last weekend in Pic - ton with Olive, Hector and George Knight. Visitors this past week with Don and Anne McCash were Diane Jones, Teresa Farrell, Carol Jones, Nina and Jamie, Carol's father, Jack Ellis, United Kingdom, and Sonny Roy.