The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-06-07, Page 5LC s students Ltend Young
Authors' fConference
The ,Teactherillbrarians' Alsociation
for ',Bruce County has jolt 'completed its
4Ith' YOUNG AWIRORS' CONFERENCE,
June 1.
Ibis year, eael -school in the southan
section of the county was Invited to Par-
ticipate in a boOk making unit in 'con-
junction with their creative writing or
literature programs. Teachers selected
:approximately two .or three students
how -each class to ,be delegates to the
Young Authors' ,Conference. The selec-
tion was made, based upon the amount
of effort put into the -work, and the ex-
cellence ,of the ;production. About 200
children from the southern section of
Bruce iCounty attended, which included
18 from Lucknow Central.
At this year's conference, the chiklren
met with two famous published Cana-
dian authors of ltbildrent bras: Max,
tyn Godfrey Ind :Sharon Siamon. As
well, they shared their own books with
each other and participated In a variety
of workihops related to the creative
process. These events were add at
Walkerton District Secondary School.
'For an event of this magnitude, ,we
have to rely on donations from a varie-
ty of sponsors. The generous support of
the following organisations 1s 4:natty
Appreciated. Lucnow`Legkon, Wakerton
Legion, Ripley 'Legion, Federation of
Women Teachers' Association of On-
tario, .Ontario Public School Teachers'
Federation, Bruce County Board of
Education, -Royal Bank, Barger Xing,
Scholastic Books, Md)onalcrs, and An -
nick Press Ltd.
Live life, but love and love Jesus
The general meeting of Lucknow
United Church Women was held May 30
in the church ;parlour. Deanne Reavie,
the vice president, welcomed everyone
present.
Rernadean Ritchie opened the devo-
tions .with a prayer, followed by the
tmligiire reading by Allen Bradley.
Mrs.- 'ed 'Love "Love God, Love Thy Neighbours,
and Love oi ves", then 'led in
prayer. The offering was received by
Evelyn Cook and Marion MdFarkme
and 'dedicated by Tay Crawford. Mrs.
1VidFarlane was the accompanist for the
'hymns.
The .guest speaker, Wilda 'Thompson
of Pimple Grove, co-ordinator for this
,area of Bruce 'Presbyterial was in-
troduced by Anna May Hunter. Mrs.
Thompsores theme "The World God So
Loved" stated that God loves . beauty;
•the leaves it everywhere. God loves law
and order; -his laws are dependable.
loves wholeness; At can be seen
After '71the tdevastation clef war when
everything begins -to grow *obi and
also after disease, in the 'thealhg pro-
cdure. God ism ,every battlefield and
trods the city streets. "Mie advised as to
live life but love midlive Jesus, there is
no neutrality. 'We -must :Bee -that -the
light tf love burns brightbr; -self -,seeldng
ends in disaster. move is a master fkey
:that !opens the gate to happiness. Love
is thriatian care and compassion in ac-
tion. This °portion was ended with" a
•poem "Today islhe Day" -,then prayer.
She inentionedlhatwe baire a wealth :Of
time, MAO seconds aach day to be Awed
Student w
-to a good purpose. If we fall lo use it
all, what isn't used is lost, so take time.
Mrs.
of the the .U.C.W. Conference meld in Port
Elgin. She reported that -the study book
for next year will be "My Neighbours
Faith and Mine". Each U.-C.V. 'is asked
to donate $10.00 °toward refurbishing a
MOM at St. Pauls College, 'University Of
Waterloo. The church is beginning en
"Ecumenical 0 • • e" :for solidarity of
women. Stewardship of the terrain is
being focused on, such as garbage, soil
erosion, 'prillution, hazardous Chemical
storage -etc. She closed with a reading
"In 'Whatsoever State - Content".
Me acourtew temirks were made by
Lois Walden.
Mrs Reavie .Presided for the business
zporfionc.of 3hemehtinife 'Manua ,144tride,
'tont the Attteeldance walitIts and
°the mbnites �f the previous meeting.
1The :treasurer's -report was liven by
'Maine ,Steer and Alice and& reviewed
the budget.
A711.CM. 7retreatatillbe 'held at Silver
'Lake CamR, June .422, the theme being
"Walking in 'Love. "nem -WM be a
worrbee at -the camp Arne ons
Of articles to replenish the supplies at
-the wimp -are -neede. A motion was
made A° lave /Amyl supper in
Flowing ,the committee -reports, the
meeting djourned.
Seilidael, W.. 1111
Comae to
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alley Green Flowers
mew. 8$18401M
for the fest in Floral Arrangesnesitsb
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Wedding Flowers and Funeral TrThutes
designed with that extra touch.
Talk to Donna cor Nate, who have
elver 20 years conalshaed experience
In the retail florist busbaess.
met Forget
We &diver to: RIPLEY, WINGHAPI, DUNGANNON,
and surrounding areas.
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Ili! My name is „Joan ICUtkert and I'm
•a :student in Grade 12 .attending 7. E.
Madill `Secondary &hod. For two :credits
this year have 'chosen the CoOperative
.Education 'Program. The program,
ratarted by :Mr. Inwood last yea, !has
given imeigrest "hands .on" expeence in
the working world.
This 'program requires -a student
grde.12-or13,,to stork 120 Iowa vver the
sohaelyearin,ateartath worktatee• Mien
-a :student enrolls in the ts.lp ;Program
< they Ida either-vrott in thelnornings or
afternoons. 1Thataver.fits into their
„Schedule. I have „for al -swami_Of years
been deepty interested in lc* tiglabogi
idacatiaa. 1'.E..11,1adilllasitiverme Fait
-chance Through US -Vag= to wet*
Aim* with Aden. A.who4e -school
year vrorking-Wrtiiildren either Will -en-
lorce 111Y 'claaire to work -With ,other
Children or make me -maize *other job
-woukt he sere innUible for me.
Mr2iguiesueet for the firit half .ofthe
:school year -Woo' r,tiarserY
school. Imiine vriben I
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force: atraisht fi
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with .an 'SAE They.
two **them
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me to work 'directly. with the ;Children.
Story -time mras4great. Mead*
.ones ready to grab :on to ,ritnovatIgetb-
lained IrcorboOksItureltillifferaittrthen
reading to -my tlaaimatee English
irc1e .titlass.
was another great es-
verleme. Cleaning t alter graft time,
denotaling the T00111 for :different taw
.sions,r,Unikhajg astir ,ziatelfS (for 'the
lime men were just great. Every anyee
of numem;aohool cwas,ahavm 'Awn*.
'V* loilleolfAill the' thildro,gr
sneasTarrival Stflpodtleter
-*Tot tbe!_thildient werefao,,, t
firStowid the mglsrmenuitie'Ase
coop -,p1'ootmo3 the esierientosi'l sio
titosterOt
tallovting toe 11112rexpettii4ee, fll-;never.
forget,
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the 'DO' coo -Centre -ieltingbm. :Here
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Box 400
EAL
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RIPLEY
395.5955
Since Veal Production is * palatable and growing business, AVE Sdr
Thompson feed& Suppirleellhats Veal Into Night would bean mow:. •
Ing well spent. Along with -some key speakers and your partitipation;
this will bea very rewarding
GUEST,SPEAKERSUREACOCICShunOfl.
titrition Manager
lifted liVeal 'The Sburaein War'
PETER GRAHAM
Shur4Gain Atihnallileafth Supinilsor
"Extras That 'Par
THURSDAY, 'JUNE 15, 1989
RIPLEY LEGION HALL - 7:30 -
If you are,tibuuting to attend, please reply by Tuesday, June 13, 1989.
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