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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-03-09, Page 10• IMP NNW t. Page 10 Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesdpv, March 9. 1994 Figure Skating Club holds achievement night The Lucknow Figure Skating Club held ai very successful achievernen .'r).ight on Mar. 2. The 15604:el. groups, assisted by their junior coaches, demonstrated' forward and; backward skating, t- pushoffs, two foot spins and two foot glides. Charlotte Drennan and Marlene John ton skated the Dutch Waltz as did AShl'ey Humphrey and Amy Knechtel:. 1 Solos were skated by the six winners from the club competition on Feb. 9. Melissa Hare and Shel- ley Johnston' also performed solos. The two senior groups .each did a precision number. Trophies were presented to the six winners of the club competition. Sandra Morrison,' president of the club, has started a new tradition with two "President's Awards". Most improved skater was won by Corey Rintoul and most improved CanSkaterwas won by Stephanie Morrison and Laura Knechtel. John Barger and , Maryon Dow were presented with gift baskets and thanked for their excellent coaching during the year. The junior coaches each received a gift as well. Seventeen door prizes, donated by local businesses and individuals, were given away. The Teeswater Precision Team thrilled the audience with a number performed to Robin Hood. Medal winners In the junior division of the Lucknow Figure• Skating inter -club competition receiving awards Included from the left, Paula Taylor, bronze; Lee Morrison, gold; and Janet Cox, silver. (Pat Livingston photo) Goderich airport gets funding for improvements GODERICH - A joint federal - provincial investment of $600,000 has been given to the Goderich Municipal Airport. Paul Steckle, Huron -Bruce MP says, "The new and improved facilities will encourage cor- porate and charter aircraft • operators to use the airport for business and tourism activities. The work will extend the life of the 'pavement, enhance airport operations and maintenance, and ensure the safe and efficient movement of passengers and goods." The project also includes reconstruction of the secondary runway. • Work is expected to be completed next year. The medal winners in the seniors division of the Lucknow Figure Skating Inter -club 'competition received their awards during achievement night last week. Debbie Ross (left) received the silver, Tasha Mayer the gold, and Corey Rantoul the bronze. Corey was also the recipient of the President's Award for most improved CanFigure Skater. (Pat Livingston photo) Members of the Teeswater Precision team were guests of the Lucknow Figure Skating club during their achievement night held last Wednesday. (Pat Livingston photo) Do you ever think about all that money You sp�nd? Is it gone forever? Does it ever come back to you? taxes,'contributions When you shop locally, you're not -just spending money,. you're Investing it. Part of every dollar you spend locally is returned to your .community in the form of merchants' to local charities and employee salaries. Local' business firms help pay the taxes that support schools and other vital community services. 'Their charitable contributions support your house of worship, youth activities and more. When you support local'husinesses by shopping locally you're also supporting your own community 1 Laura Knechtel (left) and Stephanie Morrison were the recipients of the President's Award for most improved CanSkater of the Lucknow Figure Skating Club.' The presen- tation was made at the, club's achievement night last Week. (Pat Livingston photo) Rev. Wilkie was speaker at World Day of Prayer The World Day of Prayer Service everyone for worship. Isobel, Barb was held in Luckno v United and Evans Helm and Lynn Adam- Church with the theme Go, See and son gave .three musical selections. Act. The service was written by) Women from Si. Peter's ' Christian women of Palestine and it Anglican, Lucknow . and South included prayers for peace and Kinloss Presbyterian, Lucknow justice for all peoples of the region, Christian Reformed and Lucknow Guest speaker was Rev, Vinda United churches led the different Wilkie of Ripley. She wove her parts of the service which included own experiences of a Holy Land parts of the Easter story, lighting visit and happenings today in that candles •of Hope and prayer respoii- arca in with the theme to leave a ses. challenge to Go, See and Act;, Everyonc,.enjoycd a time of -fel- Karl Morrison at the organ and lowship and refreshments following Isobel Shepherd on piano prepared the service.