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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-04-27, Page 20.r Page 20 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 27., 1994 New members at United Church Lucknow United Church has received several new members the last two weeks by transfer of cer- tificates. Those joining were Doug Adamson, Alden and Erma Crich, Gary and Kathy Leeman, Wayne Atkinson, Suzanne Irwin and Mur- ray and Audrey King. The flowers in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday were, placed in loving memory of Winnie Fisher, who passed away suddenly Apr. 25, 1993, by her family. Donald- and Mary MacDonald of Nashville, Tenn. spent 10 days with his aunt, Jennie Porteous, and helped her to celebrate her 93rd birthday along with many neighbors and friends. Also on Rose Street celebrating a birthday was Herb Clark. His family had a surprise 70th birthday dinner on Saturday evening and get- together on Sunday afternoon. Home were Kathy and Pete MacGregor of Woodstock, Susan and Al Mills, Calgary, Kevin and Peggy, Guelph, Jim and Bev and Doug of Lucknow along with their families. Also present were Herb's Lby Mildred Loree UCKNOW brother Ross and sister Doris Spel= mar, of Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thompson celebrate their 55th wedding an- niversary on Apr: 29. Congratulations to each of these who are celebrating special events. The MacDonald sisters - Helen Brisbin of Guelph, Marion Mundell of Gorrie and Peggy Henderson sang a trio as part of the musical program put on by the Maitland Presbyterial at the Hamilton - Lon- don Synodical meeting in Wingham Presbyterian Church on Apr. 19. . Anna May Hunter spent the first part of last week in St. Catharines with Greg and Sandy then went to Oakville for the remainder of the week with Bob and family. On Friday evening they attended the Blue Jays game at the SkyDome. The Graham girls - Marion Zinn, Belle Hackett, Margaret Keith, Goderich and Gladys Tuck, Oak- ville enjoyed a week long bus trip to Washington D.C.. Funeral services were held on Monday at the funeral home for Ellison Hodgins of,R.R. 2 Holyrood who passed away on Thursday. Austin and Mildred -Loree and Murray and Genie Henderson at- tended the funeral of Neil McAl- lister at Geneva Presbyterian Church, Chesley, on Apr. 19. Neil was the husband of the former Irene Keith. Phemie Cameron has returned home after spending a month with her son Doug at Belwood. Doug had the misfortune of breaking one leg and the other ankle in a car accident. Welcome to Erna McNall who has moved into the Glenn Haven apartments. Recent shoot winners at the Drop in Centre included high scorers . Blanche MacCailum, Art Ernewein, Betty Ritchie and Dave Swan, with Noma Campbell, Wilbur Brown, Ella Hand and Wes Young in low spots. Most shoots went to Andy Scott and Tom Culbert. Many visitors at Christian School The• halls arc alive with the sound of visitors! On Apr. 20, Lucknow and District Christian School held its annual open house for anyone who wanted to tow- the school and see the students explain 'their science fair projects. Then on Friday, it was .' Grandparents and Seniors Day. Grandparents arc special, and to celebrate them the school put on a special program. • Every class contributed .something, and many did crafts for the grandparents to • admire.- The kindergarten • class painted pictures of their '• grandparents, while the : first and second grades told .the story of ' "The Good Samaritan" in song and- : drama. Grades 3-8 learned "Ode to Joy" on their recorders especially - for the grandparents' day program, while - the fifth and sixth grades LDCS EXPRESS presented skits, jokes and poems -- some of which they'd written them- selves. The Grade 8 class did a fashion show of different and 'un- ique' outfits including a newspaper print outfit, 5 -carrot necklace and burlap "sack" dress. We love books! Reading is an important part of education, 'and from Grade 3 to Grade 8 the students have been doing novel studies, . Grade 3 is studying "Strange Lake Adventures" while Grade 4 reads through "Road to Agra". Grade 5 can't wait to find out how "Owls in the Family" will tum out, Grade 6 finds "I .am David" quite interesting, and Grades 7-8 are enjoying the antics of Anne in "Anne of Green Gables. "Do you know that plants need food?" The Grade 1-2 class has been. ',doing a unit on. plants. They've found out what makes plants grow, and that some plants. can make their own• food. The students have done an experiment to see what will happen to a plant leaf if you cover it with black construction paper, and they've even planted their own seeds. The children chose the kind of seeds they wanted to plant and are caring for them to help them grow. "Craack...A11 right...It's a home run!" The Grades 6, 7, and 8 have been busy brushing up- on their softball skills. The students will be participating in a baseball • tour- nament soon, and they want to be ready. CGIT learn about many career fields The Lucknow CGIT heard a panel of women share their experiences on a wide variety of career fields last week: Each women' shared the . joys, frustrations, benefits, and information about helpful courses to take. Those attending. were Glenda' Morrison, dental assistant; Vicky Knorr, educational assistant and artist; Heather Priestap, x-ray 'tech- nician; presently working for Para Med and Knechtels, Lillian Abbott, Royal Bank manager; Connie MacKenzie, . sheep andpoultry farmer, and 'constituency assistant for MPP Murray Elston; . Debbie Stanley, hairdresser; Susan Wyndham, boarding kennels, veterinarian dispensary and several computer careers; Sheila Hunter, volunteer firefighter and bus driver; and Tracy Simpson, early childhood educator and owner of Puddleducks. Several members of the Lucknow CGIT attended an -Ontario rally at Fergus on Apr.: 16 and 17. Luck-, now as represented by Kim Harper, Lee Morrison, Lindsay. Raymond, Valerie Weber, and Jessie Steffler, along with leaders Karen S.panswick and Doreen Mali. The theme for the weekend was Make a Joyful Noise and special guest was • Linnea Good from British Columbia. Her angelic voice . led in singing throughout the weekend and in preparation for the Sunday worship. . Saturday workshops included Bible study, line dancing, I story, telling, tuning, crafts, karaoke and pulling out all the stops. There was a scavenger hunt of the town and a visit to the Fergus Market. In the evening the Ryders II musical group entertained. Sunday morning, the CGIT led the Mglville United Church worship service under th leadership of Lin- nea Good: It was a great experience for all .who attended. Shoot winners Winners at the recent shoot party hosted by the St. Helen's Women's Institute were: Margaret Errington and Louise Bosman high and low for the ladies, and Joe Courtney and John Andrew, high and low for the men. Lois Chamney and Oscar tied for the most shoots with Oscar winning. WINDSHIELD REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT G^ You've Tried The dRest, Now CaAIRITY The S LBest WE CAN DEAL 4 DIRECT WITH SERVICE IN LUCKNOW YOUR INSURANCEe KINCARDINE AREA CALL 1-800-463-0976 1. 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