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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-11-22, Page 15.O Q oX'a'" lIey Teresa tKozaeli ,4singl MOW Smiley were .united `k eitarnage jt .17, :1$9 at:Kincardine rain Vulted 1 r , The bride was given away by firer father, Jtoilth Kotaek Sbe woze at d idea styled dress -Of white pljy : attic, withs train at the back .and bows at #taut. She eased a .ho psetef silk and with res baby death ; csrw , �` iti ribbons. ,Matron of honour was :hackie Anderson,sister of thebride and bridesmaids were Shirley .Dodson, A mberley; Fern Martin, Kitchener and Sandi Starr of Kincardine. They were at- tired in knee length, pink floral, satin dresses, with :bows ,on the shoulders and back tie up bows. They wore wrist cor- sages and :carried parasols. The groom wore a white formal, with tails and top hat and carried a walking :stick. Best man was Mike .Perrier of <Bervie and :ushers were Bryan IKazack, ;brother of the bride, Dave Shiley, brother Of :the ,groom and Wayne Veltkamp, 0f Kincardine. 'The gentlemen were .attired in grey •tails, - with light pink :bows, ties and 'cummerbunds, along with grey tap .hats •and they .also carried walking sticks. Stacey 4Dahmar, of Ripley, a • friead of the couple was organist. The bddais parents are John and Bernice'Kora*, Aniberley and the groom's are Ghia Spey, Kineardi e'suid Harry Smiley, Longview, Washington. The newlyweds honeymooned :in `Niagara Falls • and are residue in Kincardine. gartenstudents glad aren't t a By; . ereniy'Smdtb Jeffrrtter (Kindergarten This -week we 'sbeen busk learning about how. fpr winter. We < are all d »fieF.. a a'warm :house and s for vldt+erti nre. Many good animal made at at the playlig;tifthezekOw4ffidaliding down the - We winter will be fun at school: Grade Grade'One was gist to stay inside .this stormy c►. ,, to mutt ion lour language -centres about "illiffotd, the Big Red Doggy 'tie are workingvAth letter sounds, rear :;-melting " .ifford" stories, all&Pant*S4iietuies,VEaifford fielning people. " e are :np Plays.; about "C.lifford •Gam, tO School." HAPPY Novener 'birthdays to . Jeff, Andy, and Mrs. ,Belt. S • ce. foal s°have' beenpainting winter scenes son::at:hod:windows, as .a practice -for painting a - stor-e window downtown ate are rRF T artists ! ! ! Grade Onefravo 'he grade,one and two's are,:.enjoy ng their unit on animals. 'hey'have written some ,exicting atones and ;mss about nature's friends. We have ,'found out many ifacts whenAlOing mail research.' r Starr`;Belpers;are -Valerie Vazino;aid=Wyatt •K n. Ccng ra tions to Jessica Bare Whowou a prize forhier poster 'for Animal Health Week. Nature lehlb .3n the mature Clubwe haveve :been lc- ing Christmas wreaths and ora ndle holders. We ,hope ..to . be finished by Christrias. Grade'Vero/Three :Congratulations Ito Carrie Moffat .for winning -:the V� Foster !!cheat "Carefor Your Iter The Audents in Grades Iwo - three are enjoy g`the Ike Eskimo paintings .,on their windows. Ihenkkyou Mrs. .parr! V** 'lloreenevor mss eek' �y�,� o Baa our Bear tt' �e.. �.R zxl f *Oh an uP Eby fliday. ;Pa aErin IhuradaY And .it was•t aurflivourite W'.11'r ive d s« in cM :Bug:on the We i13r..1,1cA " i.iel Wider c e o1 ehave started ,:a *II winter CPS INSIDER immummi new .subject on 'Map,• `:Globe and Atlas Skills. Grade I!ive!Sia . We started doing mini math quizzes Ibis week. We usually have five ques- tions. We had our last test in our reader, the story was-:Cbarlotti&s Lleb. Our class saw a movie on lintgs,' :smoking and .alcohol - Mr. Bennett told as what these drugs :do and Amv theYweffeet us: 'Grade .Si e 'bis .month we -are %lass of the .Month," and'we get one hour :of, school. In that hour we and the 7 deffive/sig Blass have chosen to go skating. We are :go to listen tomusic andplay games We skating. Grade'Seven/Eight :This ;week the gde:seven class had a history test on the ,History Of Lueknow. We -did very well. Grade seven' is starting a -Christmas pIy•Bolla grades are :.doing t cycbng posters and window,paintings. She grade Dight lass `hada `treari test. Grade Eight The grade eight Class has t, work- ing orking haul this week. Tr have: had .a °nuiribe: oflests and we old =fairly well. Nfie are getting.out,report arils soon and we -Wish to Ido i J1 'because !ugh wool course ,selections ,Are coining. Are have had Miss Harrison helping us in some subjects, we appreciate her help. ad : News The iltemembranee .;icy 'Parade had a good turn butt end at was very ,Even though it was :ate we, flayed w.eU. and we gat a a cornigioiettiaon`our O' anadL 'me Library s:d a w ..for rWeiit VOA inigtk61 "With 'Canadian le Vicasks The:Wk ler .ortbe IPttcher!s l w were Mr. Uyley and oa Black. :_lion u*, Marcella '- sanbUrg and Carrie Moffat Alsoeeiyed 'to aunts UVd; or; the< Costttcn changes in the11 stltdeuts are , ! ta'iily Attgt whir krafts sneh as Making apple lift at Fair. Orae eight ve I fi> infer- Canadian 0 Christmas is just around the corner and two area businesses held a hands on demonstration last Friday and Saturday. Top picture - Cecilia Miltenburg of Ashfield township .(left) and Marybelle !Cranston of West Wawanosh (centre) watch as Joanne Weber, 01 The fig :Rex, .gives instructions on making small -C igtmas tree wreaths. Once :shown the art of :making them, each woman was given the material needed and proceeded to make her own. Lower picture - Donna Sue Errington of Valley Green Flowers :shows Betty Bone just how simple making your own bows eau be. Donna's many years of 'experience at this art made 4t look relatively/ easy. After a couple of tries the laches `agreed it wasn't as difficult • ars it looked, and are now prepared to make their gown Christmas bows, no smatter what the size.(Pat Livingston photos) te$ SFALIMIL REAlitsCS &Alit R r% PSY#u1'.EUROffliv5P!Rf rU1 1.READER' stag *lima ote,au,liaialans swum 1:1.ove tale .Buithrear AHeilith 1•11appinesssjsge rho nottfaiL to a.et k gHted,iady. Opearikain-Spim Welli tn».ltiL.aaaadon flume 673 I783 ,{j L C DISTRICT MONS MB bber • two : u cn�ow tanu unity etre Sunday, iy, Noyv. % r 19,191 9 Wkmer asUl OO 3 t ' RaPfRonfl',11014e ilr Auburn :$1900. Progressive , 'otential Prize 'Board = lDp4. ilkpot on ae ally. 4500. must go. 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