The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-10-12, Page 13Little ones love
KINDERGARTEN
They love "i( r new play house. They are
learning shapes and listening skills. Dur-
ing the first week, they went on a tour
around the school to learn all the rules. All
the students like their teacher. They like to
sten to good stories. Everyday they pia)
follow the leader to the ashroom. They
like washroom because c. die water.
GRAD r 1, 2, SOMETIMES 3
Grade 2 n.:,de apple pie and apple crisp.
It was very good. They also have apple ac-
tivities. Apple activities are activities in
apple shapes. Grade 3 is learning,Kenning
poetry. Everyday the children get 15
minutes of spare time. What they do dur-
ing this time is play with the puppets and
toys. Also they have reading leaves. You
receive a reading leaf by your name if you
read a book to your teacher.
Special Ed.
They are studying word families and the
four food groups. They also learned about
autumn. They are also working on vowels.
Bob and Isabelle MacKenzie have
returned home from out west. They spent
the month of September visiting their
daughter Wendy and her husband Bill
Toney at Gull Lake, Saskatchewan.
There is a sign in the window in the
apartment in the front of the Bowling Alley
saying "It's A Girl". Congratulations to
Shani and Dwayne Ziegler.
Susan McNaughton has returned home
after spending two weeks at RR 2 Belwood
with Maureen and Jim McNaughton and
her newest grandson Graeme, who was
born Sept. 18.
Jessie Johnston had her niece Kathy and
her husband Jim Robson and son Bryan
from Grosse Point, Michigan to visit her
playhouse
Grade 3,4,5
Grade 3 made apple muffins with the
help from Mrs. Smith. The apple muffins
tasted good. Grade 3 also made root cut-
tings which they planted recently. Mrs.
Kuyvenhoven helped them do this. Their
classroom is bright and nice. Every morn-
ing they have devotions. They also have a
new art teacher, the teachers of grades 6,7
and 8.
Grade 5
They are with the principal, Mrs. Broer,
every morning. They are learning pen-
manship. One excuse from a student who
went past the line was, "My pen wouldn't
stop."
Grade 6,7,8
This month they presented Indian pro-
jects. The grade 6 and 7 did this while the
grade 8 watched. Also this month they had
backwards day. On this day they did
everything backwards. They even wore
their own clothes backwards.
Written by Karen, Michelle, Helena.
UCKNOW
by Mildred Loree
recently.
Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Summers and family in the passing
of his father Norman Summers who had
been a resident of Pinecrest Manor Nurs-
ing Home.
Rev. Wallace Howlett, representing the
Canadian Bible Societyhad a display of
books, cards and serviettes at the
Lucknow Presbyterian Church on Wednes-
day, October 5. He stayed with the Ram -
say's at the Manse overnight.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 12, 1988—Page 13
Five Star Quilter's Guild formed
The second meeting of the Five Star
Quilters Guild was held September 28 at
the Teeswater Agri -Curl Building with a
registration of 36, which was very
encouraging.
Mrs. Betty Fieten, secretary -treasurer
gave the highlights of the last meeting.
Rollcall was bring a quilt pattern or
quilted article.
The club name was voted to be Five Star
Quilters Guild.
A banner for the Old Boys Reunion
Teesater 1989 will be made, with the Reu-
Big Brothers ...
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Brothers. Likewise, they may take in free
bowling at Little Bowl or a cold drink at
MacDonald's.
Big and Little Brothers also enjoy
special events hosted by the association,
including summer barbecues at the beach,
bus trips to Blue Jay baseball games,
swimming, roller skating and bowling
tournaments.
Big Brothers and their young compa-
nions can always find some sort of enter-
tainment, through events sponsored by the
association and generous donations by
local merchants.
"You need to have time to be a Big
Brother. You should be able to spend one
or two hours a week with your Little
Brother," John MacDonald stressed. "I
know that sometimes I don't spend enough
time with Jeff, but I support him whenever
he needs me. Jeff knows that I'm as close
as the telephone."
For John MacDonald, being a Big
Brother is only one of the many aspects of
his busy life. The public school custodian,
Lucknow afternoon WMS hears Whitechurch woman
The Lucknow Afternoon Women's Mis-
sionary Society held their Thanksgiving
Meeting October 5 in the Church Hall, with
ladies from the Kinlough WMS, Ripley
Afternoon WMS and the Lucknow evening
auxiliary attending.
The president Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie
opened the meeting by reading a poem and
leading in prayer.
The Bible study was given by Mrs.
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Mrs. Donalda Moffat favoured with a
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The guest speaker was Mrs. Neilson of
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Mrs. Mildred Loree thanked the speaker
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The offering was received and prayer by
Mrs. Celia Aitchison.
Mrs. Ramsay is in charge of the display
book from the Bible Society which includes
Bibles, books for adults and childjren,
cards etc.
Invitations were received from
Whitechurch WMS for October 13 and
Kinlough WMS for October 19.
The meeting closed with a humn and
prayer. Lunch followed.
Mon Committee to cover the cost.
Quilts focus on the development and sur-
vival of the 19th century handmade bed-
ding. Early immigrants to Canada brought
their quilting and weaving traditions.
Quilting techniques and patterns will be
passed on to one and other at our Guild.
Mrs. Stein demonstrated roto cutters
and templates. Mrs. Mamie Roulston
demonstrated the making of templates
and the making of a quilt block.
Next meeting is at the Lucknow Town
Hall, October 26, 10 a.m. Rollcall is bring a
favourite tool or gadjet.
is a husband and father to three children of
his own. He also has a busy volunteer
schedule with the Goderich Branch of the
Royal Canadian Legion where he is Legion
Deputy Commander. John also serves on
the Big Brothers board of directors as
treasurer.
"Big Brothers has been a rewarding ex-
perience for me," John noted. "It feels
good to help someone else. Jeff and I have
had a good relationship. It's enjoyable to
be with Jeff and we have had good times
together.
"Jeff is a responsible boy. He's done well
for himself and Big Brothers has helped to
make a difference in his life."
Jeff also sees the benefits that Big
Brothers has had on his life. He ap-
preciates the time that he has been able to
spend with his special friend. Growing up
in a father -absent home is not always easy
and Big Brothers has helped Jeff and his
family deal with this.
Jeff looks to Big Brothers with a great
sense of pride and enthusiasm."Someday I
hope to be a Big Brother and I'll spend lots
of time with my Little Brother."
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Huron County Health Unit
and the
Veterinary Clinics
of Huron County
ANTI -RABIES CLINICS
FOR HURON COUNTY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1988
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1988
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
At the Veterinary Clinics Listed Below
For dogs and cats over 3 months of age.
Please have them on a leash or in boxes
or bags when in the clinic.
COST: S7- per animal vaccinated
Certificate provided, and tag for dogs
THE FOLLOWING HURON COUNTY CLINICS
ARE PARTICIPATING
✓ Blyth Veterinary Services -
Queen Street South (New Location)
✓Exeter Animal Hospital -
London Road South (Hwy. 4), Exeter
✓Seaforth Veterinary Clinic -
Main Street North, Seaforth
✓Clinton-Seaforth Veterinary Services -
R.R. 5, Clinton (Hwy. 4, South of Clinton)
✓Goderich Veterinary Clinic -
R.R. 2, Goderich
✓ Leedham Veterinary Clinic -
11 Alfred Street East
✓South Huron Veterinary Clinic - ✓Wingham Veterinary Clinic -
Zurich Rintoul Pool Complex, Wingham
✓ NOTE: Brussels Veterinary Clinic -
Wednesday, Nov, 2 and the evening of Friday, Nov. 4