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Students at Lucknow;
Central Public School cele-
brated the' month of "love b
February - by taking Part in:.
'Project Love" a program
that sends kits of school
supplies to' children in
developing ,countrties:;:
This annual event helps
children in remote regions.
of Africa and the
Caribbean Each kit con-
tains a pencil, eraser, ruler,•
exerrcise, book, and same..
times a letter orpicture for
the child overseas. LCPS
kits are destined for Malawi
thisy :ear. - The students,.
teachers and12arents work
e ;fund
together to. raise s 'to`
s
cover the costsof materials
P
and shi p .iri and Support
ort
p .,,g� .
from areabusinessesis gen-'
erous
'he benefits of'
Proect
Love are riot limited to.
those students who receive
the kits. For the Canadian
children, teachers and par-
ents involved, Project Love
is an'Opportunity to co rn-
nicaie with their counter-
parts in the recipient coun-
tries and learn more about
daily life in places such as
Zimbabwe, ` Ghana and
Malawi.
Students are encouraged
to learn about the country'
two which they are sending
their kits, and to enclose a
`.letter or Valentine .describ-
ing
escrib-in ` life in their own com=
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than, 80,00, kits. ' This
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Saturday was. a''special day'for.:Archie and Birdie
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edaythat 'c 1 onto . cknov�:, t wasears.to th �tev,
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Patton `united in marriage Archie and his young bride
Edythe (Birdie) Reed: `rhe ;ceremony was , perforrxed at.the
Ashfreld,Church manse, just south of Lucknow.
The newlyweds took tip:residence at Belfast where they
awned and operated a store and garage for 20 years. Next
came a' time of farming in`'Glammis and then they moved.
to Lucknow in 1963, t0 the home Archie built on Inglis
Street, where they still reside.
The Nicholsons have two children, Donald:and his wife
Helen; of Dungannon, and Helen and ,her husband Doug
Bovers of Goderich; seven grandchildren_and nine great
grandchildren
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rch break
starts Friday ;and
once
Maagpain the roint
recreation board is
offering a wide variety of
events tokeep students
from being bored.
Registration forms were
distributed through ; the four
area `'public .schools' and
Madill'this week.
The even. popular Rids,
the Kitchen segment returns'
g,
this spring and kicks off thea
events tanning firotin.l arch,
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11: to 15. Other programs
are gymnastics, skating with.
the Lancers, theatre arts
workshops, road hockey
tourney y
. volleyball `clinics,
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and a 4 on 4 tourney, figure
skating, bowling, basketball
clinic,free throw and 3 on 3
stre ball spring : training
.
for baseball and soccer, and.
a literary treasure hunt. The
Archie: and Birdie Nicholsonof Lurnknorw, cafe..
brated . their bathwedding, anniversary on,
ntutday, with an open house . at the Anglican,
Parish Hail. They were married on Mar..2, 1936
(Pat Livingston photo) "
Two weekend wins advances the local Lancer team to
the Senior 13 finals , .
On Friday night in 11 ildmay, Brad Prtes.tap's seven
points and Brad Murray's sic points led the team to a 8 to 3
victory. Darin Lindsay, Jeff Nesbitt and Chris Michie tal-
lied ;f for three 'goals,,' while Priestap picked' up three and
Murray two.
Assists went to Lindsay, Dan toothy, C. Michie and
SteveMichie.
Adam Skillen was in net for the Lancers.
Skillcn was very strong in the net when the two teams
played here Saturday night, with Lucknow defeating
Mildmay 4 to'l to end this series.
Goals were. from B. Priestap, Lindsay,' Stan Kikkert and
Dale Priestap, with assists from Lindsay, Br Priestap, Mike
,
' J'hrttcroffand w utray.
the finals. The
The Lamers chime up;a against Dundalk in r
..,...:g then
first game is in Dundalk on; Saturday at 8 p.m., andt n
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back in Lueknow on Sunday for all 8:1 p.m. start.
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Wacky Winter Games will
culminate the week's agentµ
da.
There is a, fee for the
activities, some are $2
'while others such as bowl-
ing may be a little higher.
Also 'note some age restric-
tions apply and participants
in an activity may be 'limit-
ed. So, if. you
haven't seen the
program
yet, flip
through today's
paper and you'll find an
advertisement with details.
For moreinformation call
Carol Phillips at 528-2143.
The rec board also
is �► so
offering a special on squash
- $1,0 for the March break
with unlimited play.
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between 9 and ' weekda. s,
between March` 11 and 22.
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by Pat Livingston
H me -grown talent will have the Lucknow public
school gym rockingwith laughter on Friday, Mar.:29.
Back by special request is the Lucknow' Agricultural
Societt presenting a play ,Henry's Mail Order Wife. The
evening of entertainment is being called a Variety Concert
and other servicee'clubs: in the area have been. invited to
participate
Elizabeth Irvin, president of the Lucknaw Pall Fair's
Hotnecraft Division says their group ,decided to sponsor
,the evening as a means of raising funds for that division
of the fair.
As of Thursday, Irvin said replies had been received
frorni the Legion, 1 ions and Junior Women's Institute that
they ;would be entering a number.
The concert will run *bout 90 minutes. If anyone. is,
interested in sharing their talents, give Irvin, a call at $29
750,, to see if, there is any time left.
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