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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-02-05, Page 14Pane 14—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 5, 1986 r4. -.P AD SON INSULATION will ISULATE your home now! SAVE Take advantage of the CHIP GRANT e Grant will pay '/3 or up to $500 of the cost. Keep your home warmer in the winter. CG E3 L ,tM Cgnlr.ctor For More information call: LUCKNOW 528-2113 4 LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE OPEN DATES AVAILABLE FEBRUARY Friday 14, 21, 28 Saturday 8, 22 MARCH - Friday 7, 14, 21, 28 Saturday, 1 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 Frank and Lorene Alton SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 Family Night CALL THIS NUMBER BETWEEN 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. ONLY 528-3532 ATTENTION!!!!! USERS OF LASSO As a result of John Wise's decision of December 20, 1985 SALE, USE and promotion of Lasso Is prohibited effective January 1,1986 IF YOU HAVE LASSO ON HAND AT YOUR FARM AND IT WAS PURCHASED FROM LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE, YOU CAN RETURN ANY UNOPENED CONTAINER, ALONG WITH A COPY OF YOUR PURCHASE INVOICE. YOU WILL RECEIVE FULL. CREDIT ON THE PRODUCT RETURNED. ALL PRODUCT MUST BE RETURNED BY MARCH 1ST, 1986. THANK YOU. IF YOU'RE NOT GETTING 0 *1 year G.I.C. interest Paid Annually ON YOUR YOU COULDN'T BE �ETTING A STANDARD TRUST RRSP Here's what else you might notbe getting, unless you compare our RRSPs to the rest. 'NO FEES At Standard Trust. there are absolutely no fees. No fees to get in. No fees to get, nut. No administration fees:" Compare that with other RRSP plans. ,APPLY BY PHONE Avoid line-ups. Just pick up your phone and tell us what you want. Well do all the paperwork - then you just come in and sign, ft couldn't be easier. INSTANT TAX RECEIPT Your tax receipt is issued before you walk out, so you can file your returnthesame day. Compare our convenience to the rest. FLEXIBILITY You choose the tern you want. From Ito 5 years. So don't just automatically buy your RRSP where .voudo your banking. Shop around. And be sure Standard Trust is on your shopping list. STANDAR TRUST Mk mhe,: r of (.ftuadai)t r visit Iar itt tc t:aarpo rat.ioon. lc Josephine St.,'►Xtt`tgtrank or call the RRSP liotline 357-2022 i`38 The Godench or tall the RRSP lick l s e 40111 club gets facts on milk The second meeting of Whitechurch 4-H club was held on Jan. 27 at Mrs. Elliott' at 4:30. The girls opened with the pledge. The rollcall was answered by five girls. Mrs. Elliott discussed wrong ideas about milk, nutrients in milk, pasteurizing milk, and different kinds of milk. Members com- pared goat's milk and cow's milk. Mrs. Elliott also demonstrated cheese fondue and Cathy Dow demonstrated hot cocoa. Mrs. Wardrop discussed special milks and buying milk, storage tips, cooking with milk and white sauce. The next meeting will be Feb. 7 at Mrs. Wardrop's at 4:30. Mrs. Elliott listed needed supplies and asked for ideas for a club name. The members then tasted the cheese fondue and .the hot cocoa and closed with the creed. People report Mrs. Clara Irwin of Lucknow visited her sister, Mrs. Mary Lou Glover at St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia on Jan. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan of Whitechurch attended the funeral of their infant granddaughter Christin Leanne Glover in Sarnia on Wednesday. On Saturday evening, Mrs. Jean Tiffin , held a birthday party for her sister, Mrs. Isabel Tiffin of Lucknow. Present were Mr. and Mrs. HectorPurdori, and Mrs. Cassie Mowbray of Strathroy; Mr. -and Mrs. Hugh McMillan of Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon; Mr. and Mrs. Les .Purvis of Luck - now; Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer; and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer, Tony, Tim and Amy. Mrs. Agnes Farrier returned home the first of the week after• visiting with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, Scott and Mark of La Salle for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Hector Purdon of Strathroy is going to visit with Mrs. Cassie Mowbray for a few weeks, while Mr. and Mts. Relison Fal= coner of Sarnia are holidaying in Florida. Callers on Victor and Mrs. Emerson on Wednesday were Wilford Clipperton and Rev. G. Ball who was on his way to the annual meeting held that evening in the United Church. Mrs. Doris Willis was a caller on Thurs- day on Mr. and Mrs. Emerson. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft were Ronald, Kevin and Shannon Beecroft, Sharon Worth and Ken Sinnamon, all of Wingham. There will be no meeting of Whitechurch Women's Institute in February. Mrs. Peter Leslie and Sheena of London visited Wednesday to Friday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Currie. Hector Purdon returned home on Sunday to Strathroy. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McMillan of Sarnia spent the weekend with Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and visited with Wesley in the Wingham Hospital. Note of Error: Last week in Sentinel in .the report of the Presbyterian Church. annual meeting, it was erroneously printed there were 68 in attendance. It should have read there were 68 on the roll. Annual church "meeting The annual meeting of Whitechurch United Church was held Jan. 29 in the United Church with Rev. G. Ball chairman and a good attendance present. Rev. Ball opened with Paul's letter to the Philippians followed by prayer. It was decided to continue with the Oberver in every family plan in 1986. The United Church Women, with a membership of 11, reached their allocation and had a very successful year. The mission and service fund was reached. In all departments of the church a very good year was reached. Students learn- about nursery rhymes BROOKSIDE By Jennifer Dalton and Madonna Bradley Kindergarten 2, Mrs. Blanchette's grade,are learning more about nursery rhymes. They are algo studying about snow and winter. Grade 7, Room 11 continues to share books and thoughts with their Grade 2 reading buddies. This week each Grade 7 students has chosen a suitable library book to share with their buddy. The Room four alphabet journey into space is just about over. The class has visited all the planets and have designed planets tool To learn how rockets work, the class had a balloon travelling across the room, and made rockets. One day they made Martians - and ate them! To end the unit, the alphabets is planning and draw- ing the perfect planet together. It's called Alphaperfect!?Scott Faber was the "Spec- ial Me" last week. Miss Je*itt's Grade 2, Room 3, are planning a day of snow activities outdoors. They will be snowshoeing, measuring depths of the snow and making snow snakes. They will also have snow relays and a Fox and Geese game. Mrs, Worsell's Grade 5 class had a hot- dog lunch on Jan. 24. Special thanks to Jamie Chisholm, Dana Park, and Jodie Riley for bringing dessert. The class is working on'a unit about pigs this weekThey are writing in. pig Latin, designing pierced nose rings for pigs and writing pig tales, among other activities. On Jan. 31 Mrs. Young's Grade 1, Room one had a hot dog party to say farewell to snowy January. The class is also learning. initial and final consonant soundsl...Room 1 students love, to make rhyming,Awords too. In Mrs. Tebbutt's G rade 3 a d 4 class, students have folic wed 'tip , e video program, Art Scape, 'parts wt ahs°moo, with creations' ofdesign. T. ass,as used pastels and paints to re=create abstract designs. Grade 4, Room 9. were pleased to kart that Mrs. Graham and daughter Adria got- home from London . ;last week. Adria; is making progress and Mrs. Graham will be back in her classroom next week. The class appreciates Mrs. Carol `'Nivirts'"` competent .01111, help in the class while Mrs. Graham was away. The students are starting a unit on the Inuit People. In Miss Mathers' Grade 1 class students have been talking about bears - big bears, black bears, teddy bears, care bears, every kind of bear. On Tuesday everyone brought their bears to school and had a Teddy Bear's Picnic. It was fun! Mrs. Ottewell's Grade 3 has a new students, Michelle McClinchey, transfer- red from Victoria School in Goderich. The class has been reading and doing activities about Pinocchio. They also saw an excel- lent video tape of his adventures. Regional Workshop A Regional Enrichment Workshop, Blizzard of Books, was held at Brookside School on Jan. 29 and 29, conducted by Deb Heslinga, Huron County co-ordinator for enrichment, and Louise Sygrove, area resource teacher for this region. Participating werefourpupils from each of five schools, Holmesville, Colborne, Victoria, Robertson and Brookside. Mrs. Mona Mulhern, an artist from Goderich, came on Jan. 28 to share some of her ideas and techniques with the children. After a session of photography and brainstorming, the children made books to express their ideas. Some excellent prod- ucts came out of this experience and these will be circulated among the participating schools. Much appreciated helpers on Jan. 29 } were Mrs. Claudia Baskerville, and Mrs. Cathy Stecca. Miss Jill Clynick accompanied the girl's team and Mr. Charles Liddle accompan- ied _; the boy's team -to the volleyball tournament in Goderich t:n Jana 31 which involved five schools. The girls put forth an excellent effort and qL try ide ' a good slowing in, competition with the 'first place _.team. The boys. showed a tremendous effort and played well 'against tough competition'