HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-03-01, Page 15by Louise Martin
The Christian :community welcomes
another member who was recently baptiz-
ed at St. Joseph's. Martin Anthony is the
infant son of 'Nellie and Dennis Quinlan.
The community extends its
congratulations.
A Penance Service with visiting priests
from neighbouring parishes was held Sun-
day afternoon, February 20th at St.
Joseph's.
Sunday also saw five Grade three -
students make their formal first confes-
sions. Congratulations to Jonathon
Chilton, Greg Courtney, Evan Hickey,
Joshua Martin and Mark Van Dlepenbeek.
Public Speaking
Friday evening, February 24th three
young people from St. Joseph's School par-
ticipated in the Lucknow Legion Public
Speaking Contest. Well done Heidi Martin
and Becky Martin and congratulations to
Jennifer Tigert who finished second in the
senior division with her speech on
hypnosis.
The Father McCormack Council of the
Knights of Columbus held their' regular
monthly meeting in the Parish Hall .on
Tues., February 21st. The main topic of
cussion was the upcoming Charter
Night to be held at the end of March at the
Holmesville Hall.
Father Ed continues to offer mass daily
in the school at 11:50 am. These masses
are being well attended by both students
and community members.
On Thursday, February 23rd, the
students from Grades 3 to 8 had the oppor-
tunity to hear Mrs. Hey, an Australian
native residing in Goderich for a year with
her husband who is participating in a
teacher exchange. Mrs. Hey delighted the
students with her stories and knowledge of
her native land and they thoroughly en-
joyed her visit.
Also on Thursday, the K to 4 classes
travelled to St. Mary's in Goderich to view
a puppet play called "Mouse Tales" which
consisted of. several different stories.
On Friday, February 24th, the Grade 7/8
class travelled to the Centre In. The Square
in Kitchener to listen to the Kitchener -
Waterloo Symphony Orchestra's produc-
tion of "The Trumpet". This was a special
performance put on for school children
- and featured, for the children, different
parts of the orchestra and how they all
related to the whole.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 1 1989 ---Page 15
Senior winners of the Lucknow Legion Branch 309 public speaking. 1 to right, Tanya
Sutherland, LCPS, first; Karen Lubbers, Lucknow Christian, third and Jennifer Tigert,
St. Joseph's second. Branch 309's president, Henry Clark acted as MC for the evening
and Irvine Eedy, Youth Education chairman made the presentation of trophies and
prizes. Tanya Sutherland advances to the Zone level on Saturday, March 4, in Clinton.
(Pat Livingston photo)
Snowmobile deaths on increase
Twenty snowmobilers have been Iffiled
in Ontario so far this winter — the same
number killed during the entire 1987/88
season.
By this time last year, 15 persons had
lost their lives in snowmobile accidents.
Unpredictable weather patterns have
created havoc with snowmobiling condi-
tions. Frequent thawing and refreezing of
lakes have resulted in unstable surfaces.
Riders are advised to check with local
residents about the thickness of the ice
before venturing out on lakes, or better
yet, to avoid riding on lakes altogether.
Some riders are even attempting to
jump open water on their snow machines.
"Those who do this are playing with
their lives," said Prov. Const. Dezmis•Tap-
nenden of Sudbury OPP. "If someone were
to -Minn the water, ccXsidermethe present
temperatures, that person would probably
have about four minutes to live."
The majority of accidents are due to
alcohol consumption and excess speed.
Abe speed limit on most trails is 50 km/h,
and snowmobilers should be careful not to
overdrive their headlights.
Riders should proceed into unknown
areas with caution. Tree stumps can be
hidden by the snow, and side roads can be
icy. •
Lastly, it is important to tell a responsi-
ble person where you are going, including .
any last-minute change of plans, and when
to expect you back.
"Letting someone know when you plan
to return will avoid any unnecessary
worry, and also allow us to find you if there
is a problem," said Tappenden.
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