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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-11-23, Page 15Many residents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whiteside of Toronto visited with Mr. Arthur Haldenby on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ormond of Milton spent the weekend with Pastor and Mrs. Marvin Christensen at the manse here. Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller was hostess at the church on Wednesday for the Presbyterian WMS November meeting. Mrs. Bert Thompson, presided and opened with a welcome and poem "God is real" and prayer followed the hymn "My Spirit Longs for Thee". The roll call word was Salvation and all repeated the purpose. Business followed. The December meeting will begin with a noon Pot -Luck and the packing the candy bags. Some changes were made in the election of officers for 1989. Mrs. Frank Maulden had the devotions from Ecclesiastes and closed with prayer. Mrs. William Mac- Pherson had the program and introduced the new book, `Poverty in our midst'. All repeated the Lord's Prayer and grace before the hostess served a tasty lunch. All enjoyed a time of fellowship. Mrs. Frank Maulden and Mrs. Bill Bert visited on Monday with Edna and May Boyle. Mrs. Don Bushell visited on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Don Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs. Tom MacDonald visited on Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Mac McDonald. and Jeffrey at Kincardine. Mrs. Glen Kaufman and Kimberley of Saskatoon are holidaying here with Elma Mae's parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald and other family relatives. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murray (nee Carrie Allen) on the birth of their son Jason Paul. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murray and Mr. Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 23, 1988—Page 15 attend weekend ordination VINLOUGH by May Boyle and Mrs. Winn Allen. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Scheurwater on the birth of their daughter Jessica Amber Anna. A sister for Erika. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Peterbough of Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scheurwater of Teeswater. Great grandfather is Mr. Jack Peterbough of Bervie. A number from here attended the Or- dination service at St. Peter's Anglican Church, Lucknow on Saturday morning when Bishop C.R. Townshend ordained the Rev. David Atwell. Eric Tacker and Bruce Pewtress welcomed the guests. The church was well filled. Clergy and friends were here from the South Saugeen Deanery and from the Diocese of Huron. A combined parish choir under the leadership of the organist Anne Pritchard led in the singing. Archdeacon James Francom preached the sermon. The Regional Dean Rev. Pat Nunn assisted with the service. The presenters were the Rev. Duke Vipperman, Mrs. Jean Atwell and Miss Edna Boyle. Scripture readers were Mrs. Edith Cooper, Tom Culbert, Mr. David Atwell and the psalth from Mrs. Lynda Thacker. The Ordination litany was led by Ar- chdeacon Francom followed by the laying on of hands by Bishop Townshend and the Regional Dean the Rev. Pat Nunn. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Scott brought forth the ciborium and flagon and they were receiv- ed by the Acolytes David Collins and Bill Cooper which were taken to the holy table A visit from Japan By Maryelle MacKenzie Ianthe Mahon Kindergarten Mrs. Young's Kindergarten class II are learning how plants, animals and people are getting ready for winter. We would also like to welcome Sarah Bissett to our class! Grade 2 Room 3 Mrs. Blanchette's class is doing a big book dinasours. It is called "Guess Who". They are doing dinosaur activities: They made dinosaur murals. They also made Stuffed Dinosaurs. In their activities periods they made Dia-Rama's. They are learning about plants. Grade 3 Room 9 Last week Castle 9 wrapped up its "Castles and Dragons" unit with a Medieval Feast. The following day, the class made castles and dragons (and a gryphon) went home. This week, castle 9 is learning ' about Japan. Nao was a special visitor. From him we learned that Japanese drive on the other side of the Toad and they like white cars the best. Room 6 Readers We've been learning some Japanese words for our Japan Day this week. `bozo' means `please' and arigato' means `thank you'. We also did some origami or paperfolding. On Tues. we made pumpkin ice cream but it wouldn't freeze solid when we put it in the freezer. Some boys thought it tasted. alright but others thought it was pretty bad! Grade 5 In P2 we are recycling pop cans. We are going to do a play around the school. We hope our play will tell people to recycle things like pop cans, newspapers, and food cans. Grade 5-6 In Mr. Spittal's class we have been lear- ning about Japan and their famous buildings such as The Byoda, Yomei'mon Pavillions and Nagoya castle. We are doing a chart about the wind direction and daily weather. On Friday, Nov. 18th we will have hot dogs and our Japan theme is all day long. On Tues - B ROOKSIDE BROADCAST day the 15th, we had hot dogs and they were good. Grade 7 Brookside's Senior Boys' and Girls' Volleyball teams will be competing in the regional tournament on Saturday, November 26. Games begin at 8:30 a.m. at G.D.C.I. All parents, students and friends of our school are welcome to come and support our athletes. Japan Day All of Brookside joined in for "Japan Day" last Friday. Following a Japanese film and song, students went to four of 23 different workshops throughout the day. Topics included cooking, Japanese art forms, geography, graphing (comparing Canada and Japan), music, Japanese caligraphy, and history. Kimono -clad teachers were joined by Nau, a visiting Japanese teacher, and by volunteers from the community to lead workshops: Marie Webster, Melba Park, Linn Asnong, Judy Smyth, Marg Bakker, Helen Rintoul, and Suzanne Robinson were wonderful "Japanese elders"! Our day closed with our shared Japanese song, after a great day learning about Japan, another part of our world. Sayonara! Wonder Tree The Room 4 Wonder Tree is visiting the Land of the Rising Sun this week, learning about Japan. We tried to write top to bot- tom and right to left - it's hard! We've also learned some Japanese symbols. Now we're searching our homes to see how many things we can find that are "Made in Japan". Nau, a teacher from Japan, came to Brookside this week; we joined Room 9 to 'see slides of his home and school. Rachel McQuail is our "Special me". Family Study The Family Study classes have started creating handcrafted Christmas decora- tions. Apple crisp was on the menu for Grade 6 students and the grade eights held a pie making contest. for the Service of Holy Communion. Crucifers were Mandy Peck and Kendra Pewtress. Bishop Robert Townshend introduced Rev. and Mrs. David Laurence Atwell presenting them with a Bible and cer- tificate from the Diocese of Huron. They both replied fittingly, after the recessional hymn. At the close of the service the choir sang "Bind us together, Lord, in love". Prior to the ordination service the Regional Dean conducted a short morning service for those taking part in this special ordination and following the service a reception and luncheon was held in the parish hall. On Sunday following the evening service at the Pentecostal Church a reception and luncheon was held in the Sunday school Thank You! I would like to thank the citizens of Lucknow for their support and en- couragement before and after the election. With six very capable can- didates it was not an easy decision at the polls. The council and reeve are only five people and cannot manage a village without the help of many other dedicated citizens and organizations. A successful village must be a com- munity effort. Thank you, Joan Pollard. room to honour Mr. and Mrs. Reg Powell who were married recently. The tables were most attractive with red lighted candles and centred with a rose. After all had enjoyed the delicous food top- ped off with a wedding cake which the hap- py couple cut, a presention from the con- gregation was made by Pastor Marvin Christensen of a gift of a card containing money and a set of table mats. Both replied fittingly and an enjoyable evening was brought to a close. Our best wishes go to Reg and Thelma. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haldenby, Glen (Jr.) and Sara attended the Royal Winter Fair at Toronto. Congratulation to Glen (Jr.) for winning 4th prize for his Charlois Bull. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGregor visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy. 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