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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-04-04, Page 17Euchre proceeds go to -Pro Life BY DELORES Van OSCH A euchre party was held at the Parish Hall on Monday evening with the proceeds going, to the Goderich Pro- life group. Winners were high Haan, Antone Van Osch; high lady, Bridget Dalton; low man, Paul O'Donnell; low lady was Betty Frayne. Last Monday was a profes- sional development day at St. Joseph's School. A retreat was held at St. Augustine for the teachers, parents and parishoners who wished to attend. Guest speaker ' was Father Sonderup of Wing - ham who also' conducted the retreat. The day began about 9.30 in the morning and ended about 4 o'clock• that afternoon. The Kingsbridge Girl Guid- es, along with their leader, Rochelle Champagne, were W inWingham at the Sacred Heart School on Saturday where they played volleyball Stall basketball season House League Basketball for the junior . and senior leagues has started again. So far, in Junior Toronto. (Blue) is in the lead over Saskatche- wan (Green). 4 - 2. The final intermediate Monopoly game is being played today,. between Liz Vogt, Diane Van.Osch, Mari- an Knoop. People are sign- ing 'up for house league arm wrestling, handball ` and chess. The house standt�xgs are Toronto 271,Edmonton 207, and Saskatchewan 182. On Monday, March 26th Mr. Zyluk and the Social Environmental Studies com- mittee made a presentation to the school board about the new program for Kindergar- ten to Grade 6. Mr. Zyluk will also be presenting the curriculum to the 'Huron - Perth teachers on Monday, April 2nd. The Grade 3 class will be making their sacrament of reconciliation at St. August- ine church on .,April 1st. The primary and junior floor hockey teams are prac- ticing for their tournament against S.acred.. Heart and Goderich on April 11th. ‘,We wish them luck. Mr. Zyluk has been ap- pointed to a committee to review the system's special education. handbook. The school children had an extended March break be- cause on Mondays March 26th there was a P.A. day. The P.A. Day, was held in St. Augustine in the form of a Retreat with Father Sonder- up of Wingham as Retreat master. Father Dentinger, Father Coghlin, Brother Carl, our teachers, and many of our.parents took part in this P. A. day. Everyone had a safe March break. There will be another P. A. day next Monday and we hope this day will be a beneficial one for the teachers, parents and all who attend. Finally, a bit of humour: What's black and white and read all over? Answer: The Kingsbridge Kurricutum. BY'MATHER ANN STAP- LETON AND LISA FRAYNE. h against other Guide Com- panies from Lucknow, Wing - ham and Teeswater. • The Youth Club sponsored an April Fool's dance at the Parish Hall on Saturday. evening. Music was by Sounds Systems 70 of Tiver- ton. Congratulations. to Mr. and Mrs. John Van Roby who celebrated their 25th wed- ding anniversary on Satur- Congratulations fo ,Mr. and Mrs. Ray `Hogan on the arrival of a baby daughter at the Wingham and District Hospital on Saturday, March 31st. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sinnett and family returned home on Saturday after a two week vacation in South Carolina. Mrs. Yvette Heffernan spent the past week at her sister's, Miss Blanche Bilo- This week in KINGSBRIDGE .day, March 31st. A family dinner was held in their honour at Benmiller Inn on Saturday evening. On Sun- day afternoon they held Open House at their home to entertain their many friends and neighbours. They have a family of five girls, three sons and a son-in-law who were all present for the occasion. The Sacrament of Penance was received for .the first time by the grade' 3 students at St. Augustine Church on Sunday afternoon. Co-ordinates county. activates 4, deau of Waterloo. While there, she had a chance to ,visit with her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs: Art Bilodeau who stopped there for a few days on their way to their home in Baysville, after spending the winter months in. Florida. Mr. and Mrs. John Gallant and baby of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Joe O'Keefe and family. Mr: and Mrs. Arie. Van Diepen held a successful, auction sale , on Thursday, March 29. They will be moving to Goderich soon where they have bought a house. Mrs. Tony Miltenburg, Wendy and Roger, returned home on Monday after visiting for two weeks in Holland with her mother, brothers and sisters. Mrs. Fred Vassella return- ed home on Friday from University Hospital, London, where she had been a patient for .a week and a half. Dan Wilson is spending six weeks vacation at his home here on leave from his boat. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bowler and family of Sebringville visited on the weekend with Linda's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vassella and her sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Osch attended the wedding of Joe Schneider and Leanne Dawson in Owen Sound on Saturday. Joe worked for the. Van Osch's a few summers back. Mr. and Mrs. John How- ard and Mr. Mike O'Neil visited recently with relatives in Jackson, . Detroit, . and Marysville, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Batte of Mildmay were Sunday visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. John Howard and family. Denise Dalton, community co-ordinator for St. Joseph's Community School, Kingsbridge, talks over requirements for the St. John's Ambulance course which is being offered at the school this 'month, with John Cory, Goderich, who Is instructing the course. As co-ordinator, Denise will be planning various events and courses at the school to further the use of the school as a centre for community activities. A dancing class, possibly belly -dancing, general interest course including:craftt and specialevents will be at the school in. the coming months. [Sentinel Staff Photo] Organization meeting for beef and dairy calf clubs BY CAROL ANN SMYTH The first organizational meeting for Dungannon and Lucknow 4-H beef and dairy calf clubstook place at Brookside Public School at 8.00 p.m. March 22, 1979. Len McGregor, local Agri- culture ;Representative, spoke on the coming year etc. The group split into clubs to discuss the coming events and to nominate offic- ers for, the upcoming year. The president for the Dun- gannon club is Ian Hackett; Ludlum*, Sentinel, 'Wednc ktaj+; April 4;R 1179'. Pike 17' APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY i��w '1: J �� Lucknow Recreation Committee For Playground Leaders In Conjunction with the Morning Swimming Program. Applicant's are Required to Apply In Writing, Stating Qualifications By April 20th WM. R. HUNTER Lucknow Recreation. Committee Box 32, Lucknow, Ontario _ GLEN GREEN Cfl ? 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