The Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-11-24, Page 7Area youth serves as Page
by Pat Livingston
Evan Hickey, a Grade 8 student at
St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge, is
another area youth who is mow
more knowledgeable about the
provincial legislative process. Evan,
who is the son of Jim and Teresa
Hickey, of R.R. 3, Auburn, recently
returned from a six-week stint as a
Legislative Page in Queen's Park,
Toronto.
Evan was quite surprised when
informed that he was, accepted as
one of 24 pages to serve during the
fall session.. His sister, Amanda,
was a page during the 1993 spring
session. Evan said, "1 didn't expect
two out of the same family would
ever be chosen." Both . he and
Amanda applied at the same time.
Evan was unable to pick one
particular aspect of the experience
as the best. He talked about the
great friends he made and said they
arc already corresponding with each
other and planning a reunion. It was
a lot of fun living with another
Page who resided in Mississauga,
taking the Go Train and subway to
Queen's. Park each day. He par-
ticularly enjoyed visiting the Hard
Rock Cafe, the CN Tower, and the
Spaghetti Factory.
Being a Page is not all fun. It is a
time of learning as well, with the
legislative process„ taught daily and
math and French tutoring compul-
sory.
It's a great experience for these
adults of tomorrow,• as they alter-
nate between answering phones in
the chamber office, running errands
for the MPPs, working in the
caucus rooms -and the press gallery.
Evan was a- little surprised at the
lack of numbers in the House
during debates and said of those
who were there, "I didn't think they
acted that way." One bill debated
was the Photo Radar Bill 47.
I-fe said Premier Bob Rae took a
lot of criticism after the federal
election because of Audrey
McLaughlin's poor showing.
When asked if his experience as a
Page had helped in making a career
decision, Evan replied, "I'll be a
farmer first and maybe some day
that will lead td a political position
involving agricultural."
Evan Hickey, a Grade 8 St. Joseph's School student, returned
recently from a six-week stint as a Legislative Page at Queen's
Park, Toronto. Evan is pictured with the Speaker of the House,
David Warner; Scarborough -Ellesmere.
Gambles host brunch
Last Sunday John and Barb
Gamble hosted a brunch for the
Gamble family. Present were
Marion Gamble, Allen an Alice
Gamble, Wilfred and Dianne
Gamble and Bill and Josie Landon.
On Wednesday a luncheon for
former Kincardine Hospital
employees was enjoyed at Liddles',.
Restaurant byEdna Stanley, Bette
McLeod, Jean MacDonald and
Isabel Brook.
Marion Gamble, Margaret
Harkness and Isabel Brook visited
Kay Collins on• Saturday evening.
Sandra Forster is in the cast of
the play "Fiddler on the Roof" in
Kincardine by the Theatre Guild.
Friday evening Evan and Margaret
Keith of Goderich visited Don and
Sandra Forster and family and
enjoyed the performance.,
Carman, Cheryl and Kyle Bridge
visited her parents Audrey and
Arnold Rivett of Dungannon on
Sunday.
Don and Dianne Simpson,
Aynsley, Elizabeth and Dayna
visited Don's sister, Helen and
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Bingo starts at
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Gordon Falls in Orangeville on
Sunday.
Robert. McInnes spent the week-
end with Grandma Edna Stanley.
Some from the Grove enjoyed the
concert "Knights before Christmas"
at K&DSS on Sunday. Tanya
Farrell and Sara Haldenby par-
ticipated.
Mary Anne Kukoly and Gladys
Arnold visited some friends at
Trillium,Court on Sunday.
On Wednesday Reta and Roy
Webster of London and Don and
Anne McCosh visited Currie Col-
well of South Kinloss. On Sunday
Don and Anne visited Linwood
Geddes at Kinloss.
Remember the Annual Meeting at
the Community Centre on Friday
evening after cards which begins at
8:00 p.m.
W.I. members please note that the
December meeting will be held on
Dec. 1, at 1:30 p.m. at Wilda
Thompson's home.
Barbara d Brown and Joseph
returned to Toronto on Saturday
after spending the week with her
mother Isabel Brook.
Golf card is a
great gift idea
Once again the Lung Association
of Huron -Perth Counties is
promoting its Golf Privilege Card.
It entitles the purchaser to receive
special savings at each of 10 par-
ticipating courses throughout both
counties. Savings range from two-
for-one specials to a free round of
golf.
Proceeds from the golf card will
help support smoking cessation
programs, school health education
programs and pulmonary research.
Golf Privilege Cards are promoted
as excellent gifts for any occasion.
At only $40, the card quickly pays
for itself after only a few rounds of
play and is valid throughout 1994.
Participating courses are Mitchell,
Seaforth, Bayview, Goderich Sun-
set. St. Mary's, Wingham, Iron-
wood, Listowel, Maitland and Strat-
ford.
Cards may be purchased froth
The Lung Association, Jenny Trout
Centre; Suite 121 Erie Street, Strat-
ford, or phone 271-7500.
LUC KN O1N_ 4t_h_ _AN-N_IIAl
Santa Claus
Parade
Friday, December 3rd
7:15 p.m.
Theme of Parade
"Old -Fashioned Christmas"
Please enter your float fn one of the follow •
-
ing categories PRIZES
• Organization Float
• Commercial Float $60.- $40. - $20,
■ .Open in each category.
Parade entries meet at north end of Havelock
St. exc 'pt for horses, they, meet at South end
of Havelock.
For more information contact:
Tom Andrew 528-3725. Dale Lougheed 528-3607
Come Visit Santa & Mrs. Claus At The Arena
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