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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-12-01, Page 19Chapmans , have visitors for 60th anniversary Intended for last week Mr. and Mrs. Ted McCleniaghan, of Kitchener, visited last Wednes- day with Mildred McClenaglian. Recent visitors with Russell and Mary Chapman were Nelson Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Smith of Markham ' and Frances Wright of Alliston, on the occasion of the Chapmans' 60th wedding anniver- sary. Angus and Vera Falconer were visitors last (weekend with Hazel Purdon, of Strathroy. Fred and 7udy Perry, Jessica and Brooke, of Bright, were Sunday visitors with her parents George and Betty Armstrong. Chalmers WMS Mrs. Archie Purdon was hostess for the Nov. 17 afternoon meeting of the Chalmers United Women's• Missionary Society. Vera Falconer, leader, used the theme Remembrance. Janet Cook read Psalm 46 and Mrs. Falconer r.. WHITECHURCH by Jean Ross gave the meditation on Lest We Forget. Mary Simpson gave the prayer. Mrs. Falconer showed a video by Samuel Butcher, the person who makes the figurines called Precious Moments. He built his chapel in Missouri. Rollcall was answered by nine with a verse including the word justice. Officers will remain the same for the coming year. Plans were made for the Christmas meeting on Dec. 15 at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Neilson, with Mrs. Cook as leader. Mrs. Cook closed with prayer. The Ladies Aid meeting followed. There are still some cookbooks available. Social worker is speaker ' Tim Sullivan, a social worker at the Wingham and District Hospital, was the guest speaker at the November meeting of the Auxiliary to Wingham and District Hospital. Mr. Sullivan's position includes the task of discharge planning which includes assessing the needs of patients. He explained how musical interludes in the. lounge help create a different environment for the patient and how it is part of the reactivation program he rums. He also works with the physiotherapist and kinesiologist to stimulate the patients and get them moving about. As a therapist and counsellor, Mr. Sullivan doesin- and out-patient counselling working along ' with doctors. Children are referred, as well as adults. If neces- sary, Mr. Sullivan links cancer ''��)�) .j): rf,. ``%� � . of . ALL "Music Books" including Christmas Music 1to off until December 25/93 • Books, available at Margie's Specialty Shook Campbell St. Lucknow 528-3429 patients with social workers at the London cancer clinic. Mr. Sullivan worked with street kids in Toronto •for two years, broadening his .experience with teenagers. Charlotte Schiestel and Laura White, hospital teen volunteers, were the recipients of the award to students at F.E. Madill furthering their education in the nursing field. A Broda wheelchair, purchased by the Auxiliary, was presented to Bill Woodley, Director of Nursing. With the open weave seating, which lets the air circulate and a back which .can be adjusted to any position, the chair isa great improvement over the old models. Christmas stockings will be distributed 'to babies born two weeks previous to Christmas. NOW OPEN ULTIMATE SOUND ELECTRONICS * Repairs to all makes & models TV's, .VCR's, Home & Car stereo & stage aud, o. *VCR cleaning plus parts within,24 hours. ' *.Service ,to, car audio equip- ment. *Installation of car stereo systems,. $30.00 per hour. * Fully experienced. Shayne Donald 520 Inglis St., Lucknow 528-2601 EIGHBOUR HELPIPIG NEIGH$GUR1 1 1879 - 1993 INSURANCE FOR FARM, RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL & AUTO WEST WAWANOSHIMUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY YOUR LOCAL AGENTS Frank Foran Lucknow 528 3824 Lyons & Mulllern, Insurance Broker Ltd Godench. 524 2664 Donald R Sunpson, 9iptey 395 5362 Delmar Sproul Auburn 529 7'273 Clinton 482 3434 Chapman Graham 8. Assoc Insurance Brokers Inc Owen Sound, 3761 77 74. ' City Insurance Offices Limited,. Kincardine, 396 9513 Kenneth MacLean. Paisley. 368 7537 McMaster Siemon Insurance Brokers Inc Mitchell 348 9150 John Nixon. Brussels 897 9417 Peter Roy Insurance Broker Inc Clinton 482 9357 Banter, MacEwan. Feagan Insurance Brokers Limited Gadench. 524 8376 Lticknow Sentinel, Wednesday. December 1, 1993 - Page 19 They're preparing for Christmas play by Bethany Luchies, Jessa K uyvenhoven and Heather Lootsma "Oh Little Town of Bethlehem..." The students at Lucknow Christian School are busy singing songs and memorizing lines for, their up- coming Christmas play; Dec. 15 at 8 p.m. Everyone has a part in the program. Some are speakers, some are actors or actresses, and some sing. Students and teachers are also starting to make decorations for their classrooms and the gym. What A Wonderful Christmas! "We like Christmas!" When the Kindergarten students were asked what they liked best about Christmas, everyone had his or her favorite part.. Alexandria, Melissa, Patricia, Cristina,,Carolyn, Jessica, and Lin- coln like getting presents while Kristopher and Ryan enjoy celebrating Jesus' birthday. Lisa is excited about having a Christmas tree... and a, birthday! Joelle likes decorating their Christmas• tree and both Michelle and Jeremy are hoping for snow. Michelle likes snow..period .and Jeremy enjoys having snow ball fights. Dungannon 'from page 15 Paul Moore, 1 38, son of Rev. Harley and Elaine Moore of Sarnia, died on Nov. 11. Rev Moore was a student minister at Calvin, United Church, St. Helen's in 1964. . Jodie Kerr, daughter of Doug and Lois, graduated from the Office Administration' Program, at Fan- shawe College, London, on Nov. 5. She is employed at Art's Landscaping, Goderich., Harold and Helen Errington hosted an Errington/McDonald family Christmas gathering at the St. Helen's Snowmobile Club House, featuring' a mid-afternoon pot luck dinner on Nov. 28. LDCS EXPRESS If you were to ask a sixth, seventh, or eighth grade student to name an animal that lives in the coniferous forest, he could give you a long list. Each student chose an animal living in the coniferous forest and did a report on it. The report included facts, pictures, and information about the animal. What are the three R's? Reduce. Reuse, and Recycle.. of course! The first and second graders did a unit called recycling. They made recycling boxes that had pictures pasted onthem that showed materials that could be recycled. The LCPS STARpower coffers received a substantial boos: recently when the Lucknow and District Kinsmen made a $500 donation. Gathered around the STARpower mascot Sparky are (front row I -r) Simon Myerscough and Richard Irwin. Back row, Jeff Cranston, Tim Metske, Ken Irwin president of the Kinsmen, Dwayne Gollan and Jason Ellis. 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