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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-11-10, Page 16AIM Page 16 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 10, 1993 ./ Heather Priestap, daughter of Mary Lou Priestap and the late Gerry Priestap, graduated as a Medical Radiation Technologist from Fanshawe College. Congratulations from.your family and fiance Mike. BIRTHS Schnare - Jeremy and Laurie (nee Howitt), of R.R. 4, Wingham, arc delighted to announce the arrival of their daughter, Rebecca Helen, at Wingham and District Hospital, on Oct. 23, 1993, weighing 8, lbs. 8 oz. Rebecca is a first grandchild for William and Rhonda Schnare and Bruce and Bobbi Schell. Theme •of WMS meeting is peace and hope Sixteen members attended the Nov. 3 meting of the South Kinloss Women's Missionary Society held at the home of Freda Maclnnes. Kathy Howald ' opened the meeting and spoke of so much evil, villains, sin and unrest in the world 'today. She said our prayers should be for peace and hope. Mrs. Howald concluded with a poem Remembrance, followed with the prayer ,for peace by Wilma Clarke. 0 God in Ages Past was sung followed by the minutes from secretary Marilyn MacIntyre. The rollcall was answered with a scripture verse with the word freedom. Mrs. Howald gave a short review from The Glad Tidings and The Record: The Bible Study was presented by Margaret De Boer on the topic peace. She read from Romans com- menting that peace is belonging to God. We can have peace with god. The final chapter of the Study Book, Nations of the Middle East, was received by Ruth Langen. For many Christians in these far away nations, the future is- uncertain. People are living under difficult circumstances. There is an appeal for help to end human suffering. Vera Schmidt read Love They Neighbor. The-prayercircl and Ruth was followed with the offering and prayer by Jane Hamil- ton. Rena Forster will be hostess for the December meeting. Please bring $2 to pay for a plant for shut-ins. Mrs. De Boer gave the closing prayer. Family hosts anniversary for Walter and Jean Willits The Willits family honored their parents, Walter and Jean, on the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary at the home of Bruce and Barb on Sunday, Nov 7 Present besides their family of Mac, Murray, Bruce, Alan and Kathy and their families which includes 11 grandchildren, were Watts' sisters Lida Rcidt and Eva and Emerson Rideout, also friends Bert and Isobel Garniss, Ken and Elleda Laidlaw and Catharine Andrew. Congratulations from many other friends around Lucknow. • Rev. Bill and Peggy Henderson visited last week with Mary (Douglas) Leishman at Markham. On the weekend they visited their daughter Margaret in Toronto, also Clara, home from Bloomington, Lby Mildred Loree UCKNOW Indiana,. and the rest of their family. There were six tables of shoot in play at the Drop in Centre on Nov. 5. Vera Purvis and Harold Gardner took high lady and gent respec- tively. Grace Gibson and Richard Grant were in low spots, with Rita Gilmore taking the most shoots. Visiting with Louise MacDonald, at Pinccrest Nursing Home, on the occasion of her 91st birthday were Jessie Johnston, Catherine Andrew, Jean West, Marianne Smeltzer and Mabel MacDonald, all cousins. Teams were victorious at soccer tournament by Bethany Luchies "Way to go Dennis!" The six, seventh and eighth graders par- ticipated in a soccer tournament on Friday, Oct. 23, in Goderich. Both the boys' team and the girls' team did very well. The girls placed first in the tournament and the boys placed third. Congratulations to I• both teams. When the fifth and sixth graders were asked to write, an essay on what • they did on their four-day weekend, all of them had something to say. "I babysat," Nadege said, while'Ashley went to Waterloo with her mom,, aunt, grandma and cousin. Adam helped his dad build a fence; Phillip played hockey and. Nathaniel went to hi§ grandparents' anniversary. Julie had pizza with members of her' church; Jessa watched a movie . and Steven finished two books and unloaded 10 loads of corn. Some of the kids played, some watched television, and some did both. All of the students enjoyed the holiday. "I have a maple leaf, do you?" The grade three and four students L DCS EXPRESS have been busily working on leaf projects. The children collected different kinds of leaves and posted them on posterboard. Good work! "I have two sisters and a brother". The' students in Grades 1 and 2 have been doing a social studies project called "No Place Like Home". They paint pictures and make graphs having to do with their families. Thcy also made floor plans of rooms in their houses and of their backyards. They have an Evaluating Centre where' they decide what's helpful for them; or what's harmful to them. For instance, parents are helpful, knives are not. They cut out magazine pictures and pasted them either on the helpful side Of the paper, or the harmful side. Bonne fete! The entire school celebrated their french teacher's (Madame Meurs) birthday on Nov. 4. Chamber of Commerce gearing up for season The Lucknow and District Cham- ber of Commerce met on Nov. 3 at the Mayfair Restaurant. President Ben Hogervorst welcomed a new member Sandra Harmer; co-owner of Cedar Lane Design, St. Augus- tine. Concentrating on ticket sales for the Nov. 20 dinner and dance was encouraged. Tickets are available from The Sentinel, Margie's Specialty Shoppe and Lucknow Farm Supply. Get your tickets �,v, it promised to- be ,fun evening. The Community Service Award plaques, to be presented at the banquet, have been received. Events to look forward to include the annual Christmas tree lighting on Nov. 26 and the evening Santa Claus parade on Dec. 3. Join Us In Our Treasure Hunt! We've found something quite unique about the•Bible. Gods."Treasure chest", The more we look. the more we see, and the deeper we dig. the more valuable the jewels, COME SHARE THE TREASURE ,Nur..s'rV ('rrnircicvl Coffee Break - A 13i!�Ir ShudV 1 r,r Women Wc'c!nrticl,n,, 9.45 AM LUCKNOW UNITED CHURCH fluesticm, cell Sondi 528-2055 Huron•Bruce Auto Glass is in the process of arranging for children to have their picture taken with Santa Claus. More will follow on this later. It was recommended that busines- ses close if at all possible during the cenotaph service on Remembrance Day, Nov. 11: Dim- ming the lights in respect would also be a sensitive response. Chamber of Commerce gift cer- tificates are available at the Infor- mation Centre. For more detail contact Margie McPherson. The Chamber will be sponsoring a Christmas calendar of events in The Lucknow Sentinel. Be. sure to clip' it for many wonderful up- coming celebrations." The next meeting is Dec. 1, . 8 a.m. at the Mayfair Restaurant. • . ashions .rfrop7liti4 off STOREWIDE .. 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