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Times Advocate, 1989-08-23, Page 14Page 14 Times -Advocate, August 23,1989 Classic car - Leonard and Greta Erb of Hensall had their 1965 V-6, Oldsmobile on display during the Kirkton Massie Kruise car show held Thursday night at the Kirkton Community Centre. Their car was just one of several on display. Aikenheads hold reunion 1-ENSALL - The fourth Jack and Rita Aikenhead Reunion was held on August 20 at the Hensall Com- munity Park with 47 in. attendance. Several games and races were held with the following results: Races: 4 and under - Daniel Hunt, Steven Collins, Corey Hunt; 6 and under - Neil Collins, Angela Collins, Adam Smyth; 10 and under - Kelly Collins, Lori Collins, Shane Col- lins; Ladies - Barb Oesch, Diane Neilands, Jo -Anne Smyth; Mens - • George Collins, Bill Collins, Ron Ferguson; Sack races: Childrens - Kelly Collins, Lori Collins; Shane Collins; Adults - Bill Collins, Bob Collins, Barb Ocsch. Kick the Slipper - 10 and under - Angcla Collins, Lori Collins, Dan- ny Collins; Ladies - Jo -Anne Smyth, Barb Oesch, Diane Nei - lands; Mcns - Steve Hunt, George Collins, Shane Collins. Balloon Toss: Bob and Shane . Collins, Steve and Diana Hunt; Life Saver Relay Race - Bud Hunt, Diana Hunt, Bill Aikenhead, Eunice Aikenhead, George Collins; Soft- ball Throw: Children - Shane Col- lins; Adults - Steve Hunt. After the races a pot luck supper was enjoyed by all. Youngest Present Kristen Ferguson; oldest Bill Aikenhead; Lucky number Rose Collins. Jelly Bean •Guess - Eunice Aiken - head; Weight Guess - Bruce,Col- lins; 50/50 Dart Poker - Bruce Col- lins; Winners of the draw prizes - Jim Collins; Ron Ferguson, Steve Hunt. The 1990 reunion will be held at the same locatipn in Hensall on August 19 with dirdctors Jack Ai- kenhead, John Hunt, Laurie Broad - foot, Bernice Petrie and Diane•Nei- lands. Queensway Hello! Welcome to Queensway News! Monday morning energetic Rest Home residents gathered in the Activity room after breakfast for Fun and Fitness. A few participants as well as their leader find those toe touches a little difficult over a full stomach, but we persevere. Library hour was held in the afternoon and attended by several residents. The weekly church service Tues- day afternoon was composed of con- tributions by several residents. Myr- tle Rodd sang a solo, Lillian Smith, Lavina Watson and Mildred Ginge- rich contributed scripture readings. Lavina lcd a recitation of the Ten - .. vu. uuu Phyllis Dcsjardine sang a -duct for us, and Joyce Pepper was' our vul- - - unteer pianist. Following the ser- vice residents shared refreshments and fellowship with visitors. Wednesday following exercises we discussed the coming lunar c watched this fascinating event. Bak- ing Club met in the afternoon. Agri Club met Thursday after- noon. One of, our favorite resource magazines is the Rural Voice. We aird•a- irs-fi—onr' --- the publication. Giselle Ireland al-' wa s leaves us lou hin "Nikki, featured film Thursday evening. It seemed to meet all the most desired criteria preferred by residents. It was a nature film about an animal pro- duced by Walt Disney. On Sunday residents and volun- teers enjoyed a picnic lunch in Clinton and had a great time cheer- ing on their favorite horse at the Clinton Racetrack. Thank you, Walter Knowles of Hensall, for pro- viding transportation and Ian Flem- ing of the Clinton Raceway Associ- ation for allowing us to park at the racetrack fence so that everyone had a perfect view of the races. Coming events: August 31 at 7 p.m. our Birthday Party with enter- tainment by the "Harmony Kings". September.8 at 2:30 p.m. is Inter- national Day featuring "Singapore". Baker family gets together HENSALL - Saturday, August 19, about 150 offspring of the late Bob and Clara Baker of Hensall held a Baker bash at the home of Gladys (Baker) and Grant McGregor, Hen- sall. Eleven of the 13 brothers and sisters, along with their families, enjoyed a very enjoyable day play- ing ball, children games and adult games, horse shoes, also just visit- ing and looking at pictures. The Bakers have had five sets of twins on the family tree. The day ended with a pot luck dinner. Families came from Que- bec, Kingston, Burlington, Camp Borden, London, Stratford, Kichen- er, Clinton, Seaforth, Varna, Exet- er, Grand Bend, Dashwood and Hen- sall. - Mrs. Bruce Baker of Kingston is in the area for a few days. staying with her sister and brother-in-law, Alphonse and Betty Grenier. United Church Mrs. Linda Hartman greeted wor- shippers at Hensall United Church. Our guests again this week were members of the Carmel Presbyteri- an Church. Mrs. Janis Bisback sang a solo "0 Rest In The Lord". Rev. Wright's sermon was "Surprise". Ushers were Grant St. John and Doug Mock. The 33rd General Council of The United Church of Canada will be held at the University of Western Ontario August 14-23, 1990. A competition has been an- nounced to design a logo for the Council. Volunteers will be needed before and during the Council. Spectators will be welcome to ob- serve. Contact Rev. Wright for more information. Personals Jamie Campbell of Guelph is spending the week visiting with Brad Hartman. Another former Hensall resident, Carollyn Rimellzwaan, spent last week visiting with Kari Taylor and family. Northcrest news Visitors with Glen and Pearl McKnight last Tuesday afternoon were Florrie Kirkpatrick and cousin of Belfast, Ireland. They were ac- companied by Marie Douglas of At- wood and -Jay Ball of Clinton.. Margaret Mole enjoyed a visit Saturday from her daughter Lois Walden and granddaughter Tina from Kincardine. Mrs. Barbara Plumb of Northcrest sent a few days last week with her sister Peggy Loftus and mother Ber- tha Onions in Richmond Hill. Hazel Luther returned home after spending a month with family and friends in Newfoundland. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Parr of Corunna visited on Sunday with the McKnights. Pearl McKnight spent a lovely day last week with Sadie Hoy of Hensall at her cottage near Pt. Clarke. Shuffleboard The Hensall Happy Pushers shuf- fled August 15 at the Community Centre with the top scorer being Walter Knowles - 508, followed by Gerrie Moir - 465, Eileen Dowson - 460, Dorothy Brintnell - 427, and Annie Reid - 416. CANCER INFORMATION SERVICE - CALL 1-800-263-6750 THE LAMBTON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHOOL OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT 1989 - 1990 Lambton County Public Education ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS: Elementary pupils (other than Kindergarten and French Immersion Kindergarten) will commence school at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, September 5, 1989, and will attend for a half day (a.m. only). All Kindergarten pupils must participate in an Early Identification Program. The par- ents of these pupils will be notified of inter- view times during the week of August 28 - September 1, and be informed when classes for these pupils commence. For further information and registration' of new students, parents may contact the local school principal during the week of August 28 -. September 1. BUS INFORMATION Elementary school students are served by several bus lines. Students in Sarnia and inx' Clearwater ride buses supplied by The Lambton County Board of Education (336- 1500), and by Charterways Bus Lines (336- 0077). County students ride buses owned by Wight Coach Lines (882-1710), by Mc- Naughton Bus Lines (876-2032), and by Ker- nohan Bus Lines (786-2391). Direct questions regarding bus transportation to these com- panies. No changes are anticipated in Route Schedules at this time. SECONDARY SCHOOLS: All secondary school students who have not been timetabled for September, 1989, should do so in August before the opening of school at the school office in the attendance area in which they reside. Student Counsellors. and/or administrative staff will be available, by appointment, for the week of August 28 - September 1, to meet students with timetable problems or other program changes. • .....+. .rv%t.vaaIvS,y ..v11110SVSCu credits at Summer School may require time- table revisions. Secondary schools with the exception of East Lambton, will be . registering students on Tuesday, August 29, 1989 and on Wednesday, August 30, 1989. During • s_ --—p. timetable for 1989-90 and be assigned to a locker. A student must also possess a school combination lock before a locker will be assigned. A new combination lock, if required, may be purchased at the school. -*rtivity fee will be collected upon registration. Student identification pictures will be taken at the time of registration and packages will be for sale through the photographer. School supplies, uniforms, and workbooks may be available for purchase at individual schools. Classes in all secondary schools will com- mence on Wednesday, September 6, 1989, since Tuesday, September 5 is a Professional Activity Day for all secondary schools. Registration information that is specific to each secondary school is detailed as shown. - in the tradition of yesterday, - in touch with today - in trust for tomorrow! Northern Collegiate Students whose surname begins with the followinglettersshould register at the times indicated: - 'Tuesdav, August 29 Wednesday, Aug. 30 A-E 9:00-11:00 a.m. M -Q 9:00-11:00 a.m. F -L 1:00- 3:00 p.m.. R -Z 1:00- 3:00 p.m. Students who have full-time summer jobs, or who are out-of-town for the summer, may register on September 5 from 9:30-11:30 a.m. Fees and prices are as follows: 1. Student Activity fee -all students -$11.00 2. Combination lock -if required -S4.00 3. Picture Packages -$7.00, $10.00 or $12.00 4. Physical Education uniform -approx. $25.00 Sarnia Collegiate Institute and Technical. School (S.C.I.&T.S.) Sarnia Collegiate Institute and- Technical School will be registering students for Sep- tember according to the following schedule. Students whose surname begins with the following letters should register at the times indicated: Tuesday, August 29 Wednesday, Aug. 30 A -F 8:30-11:00 M -R 8:30-11:00 G -L 12:30- 2:30 S -Z 12:30- 2:30 For students e,orking full-time during the day; August from 6:00-7:30 p.m. Student counsellors and administration will be available from August 28 to August 31 to register NEW students to S.C.I.B,T.S. Note: Costs involved with registration: Student Activity fee Dudley lock - $11.00 - $4.00 (locker partners in grade 9 should register together) _ Merin -- .. $25.00 Yearbook (optional) - $16.00 Colour Picture Pkgs. - $7.00 or $12.00 (optional) St. Clair- Secondary School Students will register according to the Tuesday, August 29 Grades 9 and 10 8:30 - 11:00 a.m. and l:uu - i:vu p,n. Wednesdav, August 30 • Grades 11 and 12 8:30-11:00 a.m. and i :00 r.,:,. Fees and prices are as follows: Student Activity fee - $11.00 - all students Combination lock - $4.00 Picture rat. -44.4.6•47.-00, $10.00 and -MAO. - - Physical Education -approximately $29.00 INFO RAI*** uniform Students who have full-time jobs and cannot register on Tuesday, August 29, should register at the school office on Tuesday, September 5 from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. or 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Fees and prices are as follows: ,Student Activity fee Combination lock School Pictures Physical Education uniform Yearbook - - $7.00 - $4.00 - $10.00 or $11.00 (pictures will be taken on August 29) approximately $20. (available at - registration time)_ - 55.00 . Lambton Central Collegiate Vocational Institute (L,C.C.V,1.) Registration for students attending L.C.C.V.I. in Petrolia will be held at the school in Bradshaw Hall on Tuesday, August 29 and .on Wednesday, August 30 from 9:00 - 11:30 a.m., and from 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. each day. Fees and Prices: Student Activity fee Combination lock Yearbook for 1989-90 Picture Packages - 511.00 - 54.00 - 514.00 (this offer will only be made at registration. Regular price of $24.00 will apply thereafter). - 57.00, 510.00 or $12.00 North Lambton Secondary School Registration will take place 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday and Wed- nesday, August 29 and August 36, 1989. To complete registration, you will need money for the following: Student Activity fee Dudley lock Package of I.D. pictures Physical Education uniform - 57.00 - 54.00 - - 511.00 - 529.00 East Lambton Secondary School East Lambton Secondary School will be registering returning students for September In homeroom on Wednesday, September 6. Students new to East Lambton should con- tact McNaughton Bus Lines (876-2032), to confirm their desire to use the bus service and to establish the time and location of pick -tip. Photographs will i;e iakeri "ear iy in - September for both student cards and photo packages. A student activity fee of $7.00 will be- cullecled on September 6. For additional information,•contact the school at 876-2610. Alexander Mackenzie Secondary School Alexander Mackenzie will be registering students on Tuesday, August 29: Grades 9 and 10 - 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. Grades 11 and 12 > 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Secondary school students are served by several bus lines. Students in Sarnia and -in Clearwater ride buses supplied by The Lambton County Board of Education (336- 1500), and by Charterways Bus Lines (336- 0077). County students ride buses owned by Wight Coach Lines (882-1710), by Mc- Naughton Bus Lines (876-2032), and by Ker- nohan Bus Lines (786-2391). Direct questions regarding bus transportation to these Com- panies. Bus passes are required of all students. No changes are anticipated in Route Schedules at this time.