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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-10-20, Page 20Page 20 - tneknow Sentinel. Wednesday, October 20, imilognolimommunn BIRTHS Hunter - Robert is delighted to announce the safe arrival of his little brother, Shayne Jeffrey, o. Sept. 6, 1993, at Wingham and District Hospital. Shayne weighed, in at 6 Ihs. 2 oz: Proud mom and • dad are Lea, Anne and Raymond, and g,prandparents are Joan Livingston, Lucknow,' Cliff Livingston, Lucknow, and John and Shirley Hunter, R.R. 3, Lucknow. Blackwell - Uncle Jeff wishes to announce the arrival of his nephew ('aleb, son of Jan and 'fom Black- well. Caleb Daniel arrived Oct. 3, 1993, at Hotel Dieu, Cornwall, weighing 9 lbs. Loving grandparents are Pat and George Gibson, Lucknow and Millie and Jack Blackwell, Teeswater. Great grandparents arc Essie Gibson, Goderich and Frank Pentland, Dun- gannon. BOWLING Town and Country Ladies' H.S. Caroline Menary and Kay Crawford tied with 184, H.D. Caroline Menary 342. Men's H.S. and 11.0. Gordon Johnstone 196, 355. Games over 150: Caroline Menary 184, 158, Agnes Farrier 173, 1.50, Gordon Johnstone 196, 159, Dick Nettleton 191, , Shirley •Brooks 179. Anne Anderson 162, Alice Taylor 156, George Taylor 151. 'Team standings: Pansies 15, Crocuses 7, Daffodils 7, Tulips 6, Hyacinths 5, Snowdrops 5. Wednesd.ay Night Mixed -Ladies H.S. and H.T. Merle Rhody 267.,.742. Men's H.S. Ken- Chaput 269, H.T. Ron Cassidy 687. Over 200: Betty Van Osch 225, Tom Hogan 200, 208, 206, Steve' Van Osch 216, Chuck Monis 259, Ken Chaput 269, Bev McNay 220, Palt. Livingston. 203, 238, Gerald Rhody 249, 246. . Team standings: Squirrels 16, Pussycats 12, Woodchucks 11, Chipmunks 9, Bunnies 8, Beavers 7, Monday Night Mixed Ladies' H.S. and H.T. Shirley Kennedy 263, 636. Men's H.S. and H.T. Eric Taylor 264, 702. Over 200: Shirley Kennedy 263, Terry Burt 207, Eric Taylor 264, 210, 228, Harold Elliott 210, Emer- son Howald 237, Eric .1-ialdenby 200, Bob Jones 247, John Andrew 218, Gerald Rhody 213, 228, John Van Diepen 260, 230. Standings; John's Jokers 19, Pidgeons,' .18, Bluejays 17, -Ramblers 12;--Jok-ers--10;--Neis-y Critters 8. 1993 Visit in Waterloo for Thanksgiving weekend Rev, Bill and Peggy Henderson spent Thanksgiving with their son John, Dorothy and family in Water- Ioo. They were quite proud to see the Lucknow Legion Pipe Band represented in the Oktoberfest Parade. Bruce and Barb Willits and family and Austin and Mildred Lorce attended St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church in Brampton on Thanksgiving Sunday. Sarah Elizabeth Joan Lorce, daughter of Stan and Pain Lome, was baptized: Following the service, relatives and mends gathered at their home in Brampton for a pot luck Thanksgiving dinner. Austin and Mildred stayed over and Monday visited with Mac Keith at Stouf- fville and his wife, Fern, in the Markhaven Nursing Home, Markham. Jean Whitby and Rhoda MacKen- zie organized a neighbourhood get- together to honor Mildred Cameron before she moves into her . new apartment. The party was held at Rhoda's on Thursday afternoon when the neighbors presented Mildred with a gift in appreciation for her contributions to the area for the past 41 years. Grant and Lois Farrish, and Keith, Emily and Leanne Elston spent Sunday in Dorchester with Janet and Livio Versolatto to celebrate Ryan's second birthday. The • Lucknow United Church congregation celebrated their 131st anniversary on Sunday with the Rev.,Doug Kaufman, who had been minister here in the '70s, as guest speaker. • Special music was UCKNOW by Mildred Loree provided by the choir at both ser- vices and the Sunshine group was also featured in the evening service. Special birthday wishes go out this week to Eva King who will he 96 on Oct. 23 and Isabel Shaw who will be 95 on Oct. 25. Both these ladies arc residents at Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home. Ken and Elleda Laidlaw spent the weekend in London where they attendeda wedding on Saturday. On Sunday they attended anniversary services in Knollwood Park Pres- byterian Church where they had been former members. Margaret Henderson of Toronto was home for the weekend with her parents,. Rev. Bill and Peggy Henderson. Marian Raynard was home from Scotland for a short visit with her parents, Norma and Bruce Raynard, and other friends and relatives. Seven' tables of shoot were in play at the Drop in Centre • on 'Friday. High lady was Kay McCor- mick with Maimie Roulston in low spot. High and low gents were Joe Courtney and Wilbur Brown respec- tively. Ann Anderson took the most shoots. Winners at the first. shoot party hosted by the St Helen's WI were Cora Clayton, Donalda Moffat, John King, and John Andrew. Mr. King was also winner or the last . shoot prize. Students give thanks during school assembly • by Bethany Luchies, Jessa Kuyvenhoven "Let all things now living..." Lucknow and Distrie't Christian School held an assembly to celebrate Thanksgiving Day. Each class participated by doing something special. Five eighth graders: Janelle, Michelle, Denise; Dennis, and Melissa sang 'Let all things now living...' for the as- sembly. Grades one and two told the creation story their way, with pictures of their favorite parts of the story. The three/four students told what Thanksgiving meant to them, while the fifth. and sixth graders recited a passage from the Bible. How much are eggs and bacon? If you asked a seventh grader that question, they could answer you in french. All . of the students made menus. They also came upwith names for their restaurants. Le Parisien, Les Bon Ami and Le Rose are a few of the names. Bon ap- petit! The grade one and twos certainly had a tunturne last Friday. It ;as Creation Day.. They went into the bush and caught crickets, spiders, and even a tree frog. They put them in jars and learned about them in class, then released them back into the bush. "We had a fun time!" said Jontue, a student from first grade. • Did you know? Sheep have front teeth only on their lower jaws. instead of biting grass, they tear it by jerking their heads forward and up: This usually cuts the grass close to the ground. 20.7a% OFF ALL Plana Material JAPANESE & RARE -1100T $2 UAI'LES Site Design & Consultation Available i.4..ton . Luncisa./ilrt9 _Limited RR 2 Lucknow (519)529-7247 Hr ,rtt1 AJinn t.)1n1S'r', ltur(1nya:l LDCS EXPRESS "Alright!" "Way to go Joanna!" The sixth, seventh, and eighth graders have been practicing for an upcoming soccer tournament The tournament is going to be held on Thursday, Oct. 21. "Lets go on a field trip!" The students in grade three and foil, went on a trip to West Wawanosh Nature Centre. There they saw chickadees,' rubbed, leaves, and did other projects having to do with nature m autumn. It was a very informative field trip. Lottery winners Last week's winners in the Ripley Lions cash_ calendar lottery. were Darlene and Peter Shelton, Kincar- dine; Bruce Miller, Palmerston; Paul Coiling, Ripley; Julie McGuire, Lucknow; Beth Page, Kincardine; Ross Suingerman, Kincardine all with $50. Fred Henderson of Ripley won the $100. MEMORIAL DESIGNING our specia.lty... kelton TemoriaIs 3 Durham St., Walkerton Large Display of monuments & markers For mon.. information call: Sam or (;rant 881-0234 BARRY W. R.EIDB.A. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT • •Audit ng •Finanoal accounting •.Personal & Corporate Tax Consultation •Personal Financing Planning •Manual & Computerized Bookkeeping •Mortg4ge & Amortization Schedules 306 Josephine St. Wingham, NOG 2W0 Office: 357-1522 R.F. 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