The Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-05-20, Page 9Students congratulated on science fair
The Knights of Columbus were very pleas-
ed at the overwhelming success of the sale
of lapel roses for Pro -Life on Mother's Day,
May 10th. A sincere thank you to all those
who so generously donated.
Members of.the community are invited to
a Victorian Garden Party to be held at
Sacred Heart Church, Wingham on May
24th beginning at 12:30 p.m. The admission
of $3.00 includes a buffet lunch, entertain-
ment and .much more. The garden party is
being sponsored by the Sacred Heart Folk
Choir with proceeds going to the church
building fund.
At the school, many of the students chose
to enter the science fair competition. The
entries were excellent and covered a wide
range of subjects. The winners in each of the
levels went on to the Huron -Perth competi-
tion in Seaforth. The following students
were picked to go on to Seaforth and are to
be commended on the time and effort spent
on their projects. Congratulations to the
following. Grade 7 and 8,. Patricia Stapleton
first with her project on cancer; Rachael
Brophy, second with carbon dioxide and
Dean Reigling third with a project on water.
In grade 5 and 6 the winners were as
follows: first Lori Nicholson and Jane
Brophy with yeast; second "Jennifer Tigert
on honey bees and third Amy Olson and
Heidi Martin on tea. The Grade 3 and 4 win-
ners, were first Erin Hickey with the hec-
tagraph, second Ben Brophy with a project
on hot water, cold water and third Constan-
tine Ritgen with his project on volcanoes.
Mr. Phil Antonio and the grade 7-8 class
will be leaving for a three-day excursion to
Ottawa and district on May 27th.
The kindergarten, grade 1 and 2 students
along with their teachers, Mrs. Jackie Simp-
son and Mrs. Barb Eedy are going to be par-
ticipating in the program . `Boots, Bubbles
and Bugs 1" at the Wawanosh Valley Con-
servation Area on May 22nd. All are looking
forward to their respective trips.
St. Joseph's Catholic Women's League
held their regular monthly meeting on Tues-
day, May 5 in St. Joseph's parish hall with 23
members present. This was the first
meeting with the newly installed executive.
Two members of the league, Pauline
Nicholson and Kathy Olson attended the
London Diocesan Convention of the CWL in
Windsor on May 5-6. Teresa Courtney and
Betty Frayne reported on visits to the sick
and shut-ins of the parish and community.
Clarice Dalton reported on pro-life activities
including the picketing of Premier David
Peterson on his recent visit to Champion
Grader in Goderich. Nine pro-life members
from Kingsbridge took part in the
demonstration. Dalton also reported that
the family coalition party was able to pre-
sent to the commission on election expenses
11,000 signatures in support of the officail
registration of this party. The party can
now enlist members and set up local riding
associations.
Betty Lou Dalton gave a report on the re-
cent bee held to clean the church and thank-
ed all those who gave of thier time and ef-
forts. Lists of the catering groups for 1987
were reminded that dues for 1987-88 are now
die.
Our spiritual director Father Ed Den-
tinger gave a brief report on the day of
recollection held on May 1 with Monsignor
Adams. He also spoke to the ladies about
having parishoners take turns each Satur-
day and Sunday to stand at the back of the
church to greet visitors and new parish
members and assist them .in any way
possible.
Joanne Doherty planned a very successful
high school reunion at Saltford on May 9
with approximately 140 guests enjoying the
get together and meal catered by the St.
Joseph's CWL.
The Senior's Spring Birthday Party is this
afternoon, May 13, at 1:30 p.m. in the church
hall sponsored by the CWL. Everyone is
welcome to come out and help the seniors
celebrate their birthdays.
The CWL has planned their annual spring
garage sale for Saturday, June 6 beginning
at 10 a.m. Plan to come out, who knows
what treasures you might find.
Brother Carl is leaving on much deserved
holidays May 14 for a two-week visit to the
west. We wish him God Speed and an en-
joyable holiday.
We joyfully welcome to our parish com-
munity the family of Tony and Darlene Bok-
ker and their three young children. The
Bokker family are residing in Dungannon.
The May crowning of Mary will be held on
May 31. A generous donation by Mr. Julien
Delbergue for roses for Mary if gratefully
appreciated and will make the ceremony
especially beautiful and memorable.
Upcoming May weddings in the parish in-
clude Marian Knoop and Michael Bradley
and Tony Van Dyke and Laurie West both on
May 30. Congratulations to both couples.
The Knights of Columbus annual conven-
tion is to be held on May 16-18 in Toronto.
The representative from the Kingsbridge -
St. Augustine-Lucknow council will be Bill
VanOsch who will be accompanied by his
wife, Ann. Father Ed will be going down on
the Sunday with other local priests to con-
celerate the Sunday liturgy.
Also of interest to the community is the
Rummage Sale to be held in St. 'Augustine
on Saturday, May 16 from 10 a.m. - 2p.m.
Plan to attend.
The community school committee held a
meeting in St. Joseph's community school,
theirs May 6 at 8 p.m. to discuss the summer
play school. Conducted every summer at
the community school. Ads are to be placed
in the paper for students under 18 to assist
with play school activities. Also discussed
were ways to improve the playground.
At the school things were as active as
ever. Monday, May 4 was a PA Day for the
students with the teachers participating in a
Language Arts Workshop at St. Aloysius,
Stratford.
On Friday, May .8 science fair projects
were on public display in the gym for view-
ing and judging. A full report will appear in
next week's paper. The system science fair
for display of the proJects of the students in
Huron and Perth is this afternoon, May 13 at
the Seaforth Arena from 2-4 p.m.
Some of the students in grades 5-8 are
practicing two -pitch in preparation"for the
two -pitch tournament to be held at Sacred
Heart School, Wingham on Thursday, May
21.
Forms will be given out on May 15 for a
school cheese sale to raise funds for school
excursions. The cheese is from Bright's
Cheese House and is of excellent quality.
Contact any student from St. Joseph's com-
munity school for your order befor Monday,
June 1.
The students in grade 4-8 will be involved
in the Garvey public speaking reciting
poetry, giving impromptu speeches and put-
ting on skits on May 15. The primary grades
will be having their public speaking contest
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 20, 1987—Page 9
on Fridaym May 29. Everyone welcome.
Good news for the students and teachers
alike is the fact that Monday, May 18 is Vic-
toria Day and therefore a holiday.
The kindergarten class ana teacher Mrs.
Jackie Simpson are very happy to welcome
new student Bradley Bokker.
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