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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-02-09, Page 16Page 16 — Lucknow. Sentinel, Wednesday, February 9, 1994 Students demonstrate friendship Friendship Month February has been declared: "Friendship Month" at• Lucknow Central. Lessons and activities will have a caring theme. We have decided to celebrate Valentine month by sharing STARpower with the home, community and the world! During "Pass it On' -week from Feb. 14 - 18, each student will contract to do at least one good deed for someone outside of the school. For example, the student might shovel a neighbors driveway, visit an elderly relative, play a game with someone who needs company, run an errand for morn or dad or write a letter to a far away friend, etc. By Feb. 18 our school will have shown over 200 people in the community that we care about them. Project Love Student's council is participating in Project Love. This fund-raiser provides pencils and notebooks for students in less fortunate countries. Project Love is sponsored by our Global Education committee under the direction of CODE - Canadian Organization of Development through Education. Students are asked to help buy a kit which is $1.00 and consists of a pencil, rsler and scibbler for their • peers in Africa and the Caribbean. . Last year we sent 70 kits to Malaur. In 1993, 283 schools par- ticipated and assembled 60,445 kits. Let's support the student council who hope to raise enough money for 100 kits. Snacks will be on sale Tuesdays and Thursday. Donations will be gratefully received also. Invigorating Electives Despite the cold weather of Jan. 31, participants were warmly en- thusiastic about their elective ac- tivities. Nail care, bowling, card .making, origami, aerobics and flower arranging were new ex- periences for students. Many thanks to Dianne Phillips, Debbie Currie, Don Cameron, Jennifer Pidgeon, , Gord Cayley, Dave Black, Marg Burkhart, Marilyn Carruthers, Chris Freeman, Tracy Meurs, Barb Bushell, Del Burkhart, Bruce Bushell, Kim Ozorio and Fran Schaus for leading and assisting with these wonderful learning ex- , periences. Student Volunteer We are delighted to have Robert Hamilton at our school. Robert is a student at Georgian College and is volunteering to assist students and staff at our school as part of his LCPS INSIDER work term. He has been an in- valuable support with computer activities. Thanks for your help, Robert! Public Speaking We will be holding our school public speaking competition on the morning or Feb. 11 at 9 a.m. in the gym. Parents and community mem- bers are welcome to attend. Basketball Free Throw On Jan. 23 our basketball free throw team participated in the Knights of Columbus competition in Kincardine. Of the six schools competing, we placed a strong second. Congratulations to the following team members who won at the school level and represented our school at the District level: Wyatt' Kwan, Dan McDonagh, Jordan Hamilton, Chris Wainwright, Andrew Grist, Ean Moffat, Taylor •Mali, Daryl Aitchison, Sean Lougheed, Ellen Husk, Laura Mur- ray, Lorraine de Boer, . Alicia Thacker, Paula .Kwan, Jackie Freeman, Andrea Hiller, Crystal Steffen, Melissa ` Hickey, and Samantha Mayer. Regional Volleyball Tournament The girls' and boys' school vol- leyball teams participated in a regional tournament in Kincardine on Jan. 26. Both teams place third and displayed good skills and sportsmanship. Members of the girls' team included: Corrie Kranenburg, Andrea Hiller, Kristi Cranston, Melissa Hickey, Melanie Nicholson, Sherri McCracken, Crystal Steffen, Laura Parker. Paula Kwan. Alicia de Boer and Jackie Freeman. Boys' team members were: Daryl Aitchison, Taylor Mali, . Sean Lougheed, Richard Walke, Jonathan MacKinnon, Ean Moffat, Cam Moffat, Shane Petteplace, Nathan Knorr, and Jeff Cranston. Special thanks to Mark Bowley who coached the boys' team and assisted Mrs. Hiller and Ms. Green with the girls' team. Girls' Volleyball 3's Tour- nament On Jan. 29 the girls'. volleyball team travelled to Walkerton for a fun filled 3's tournament. All the girls showed STAR qualities on and off the court as they encouraged and supported their own and other teams. The Lucknow Leapers, Andrea Hiller, Paula Kwan, Kristi Cranston and Melanie Nicholson were runners up in their division. Thanks also to the Corrie Kranen- burg, Melissa Hickey, Laura Parker, Crystal Steffen, Jackie Freeman, Alicia Thacker and Sherri McCracken for their STAR perfor- mances. Grade 2/3 Trip On Jan. 24 the Grade 2/3 class spent the day at the Wawanosh Conservation Nature Centre. On Feb. 1, the Grade 7 students went to the Wawanosh Nature Centre for a Fur Trade and Forklore program. Special wishes to two special Lucknow ladies The week of Prayer for Christian Unity was introduced with a service in the United Church on Sunday evening. Rev: Bill Bresnahan spoke on the sermon topic' "What's In a Name." Others taking part in the the family'in the passing of Vernon service were Rev. Ron Luchies with Hunter in Wingham Hospital last the pastoral prayer, and Scripture week following a lengthy illness. readings by Father Harry Reitzel, Austin and Mildred Loree visited Rev. Linda Hill and Rev. Margaret on Friday with her sister, Marion Kinsman. ' "'' "'Reid at Chesley. They also called' Birthday wishes go out this week on Neil McAllister in the Chesley to Alice Proctor who will ,be 93, on Hospital. The lady in the Gift Shop Feb. 11 and Margaret Haldenby will that day informed us she had grown be 96 on Feb. 13. Congratulations up around Lucknow but had moved to both these ladies who, are away 45, years ago. She had been a residents of Pinecrest Manor. Cook and is a cousin of Harold' Sympathy is, extended 'to Alta Cook and she still enjoys .reading ,May Hunter and other members of the Lucknow Sentinel every week. LUCKNOW by Mildred Loree Constable Ron Rimnyak (left) and Constable Pascale Guenette, with the RCMP detachment In Owen Sound, were guests of the various groups In the Lucknow Scouting Association last week. Constable Rimnyak said they'enjoy the opportunity to talk to youngsters and explained that during the public relations event they focus on such things as the law, RCMP tradition, history and uniforms. Constable Pascale Is In her first year as an RCMP. She had a six month bOot camp period at Regina and was subsequently posted to recruit field training. Pictured With the RCMP are Scouts Jordan Andrew, Ean Moffat and Matthew Selkirk. 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