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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-11-23, Page 3s ONE9DAY mimmuImunmmIaluIIwIImINnmunhnhIHrnuhImImmIINIIlHIllhI Hall's Red and White Store THIR LUCKNOW SINTINIL LUCKNOW ONTARIO PHONE :52114001 FREE DELIVERY ep • • ALL PR/CED R/Cflr km hit al • • scv • tten oncer., annUal Variety Concert d by the students of the:" y District High School was n the schOol:auditorium ursday.and Friday evenings. estimated that three hund-.; ended the first.nighr and • five hundred and fifty on The school choir; which ed all,the students and filled ire stage, opened the prog- . e with five Songs Bed Pretty Baby. I Believe ! 'Stain of the Gallant Forty and Go Tell It on,:the•Moun- t. The choir was directed .by ana MacAuley with Miss 'MacDonald at the piano. as followed by the . boys al education display with ids. directed by Mr. Reuben and tumbling with. Jack es and Reuben Burnett as s The tumbling included and 10 boys with ,Jack°Mac- %John Fludder and David doing well. Also assisting is part of the programme Robert Darnsma. • iril..part of the concert e direction of girls' physi- Cation teacher, Miss*Mar- aChan, included nine diff, nces. Narratix for these abelle Ritchie, pianist acAuley a.nd Piper Bill ley by AbY Wylds Mackay. Grade 110 Orli staged an Indian.Tribal dance. Four girls and four boys did the Waltz Minuet and Grade 9 girls did the English Countryside Ribbon Dance .. Miss Joan Thompson led two sets of four dancers in the Scottish Foursome Reel with .13411,Mackay on the bag pipes. !thn Gemmell, Diana Mac- Auley, Carol Courtney, Maithel Lee Wilson and *Mary Elliott - all of Grade recalled the .1920'S .with their Charleston dance. This was followed by two dances by Grade 12 - Carol Elliott, Judy. Farrell, Janet' Hamilton, Marilyn, Thompson, Glenda Farrell and -Lillian Mitchell doing the Polka and Gloria Aitken: Joan Pollard . Mary Walden, Barba- ra MacTavish, Corrine MacDonald and Anne ,Ferguson in the Schotti- sche : Grade 11A also did two • numbers Rock and Roll dancing with Nancy MacKay, Susan McLay, Susan Farrell and Debbie Wilson and Go -Go' girls =Brenda Henry, Brenda Humphrey, Corinne Lowry and Peggy Fry. This number was followed by a line of performers reviewing several dances. A Hootenany program, featuring Shirley Reid, Florence MacLennan, Ann GemmeIl, Mary Elliott, arte 'strict Hi T BIG SHOWS of your cows are na the championships. Carol Courtney, Diana. MicAuleY., Anne Ferguson, Lee WiliOn, Pam Farrell; 'Corinne Lowry. Bruce Danforth, John Walden, Bill Mac- kay and Jakehticidelliamp, had several,numbers With .Anne.Fergus- on .at the piano and leader Diana MacAuley. • , • ' • The Girls Glee Club with pianist , Corinne Maabonald and leader ' • Diana MacAuley did four numbers including' To -day, Sound of Music, My Favourite Things, and Eidel-• weThises..cnn 'cot ended with a one. act comedy play entitled "Ruffles *, and Roller Skates",with directOrs Miss Janet Hamilton and Mrs. Al- vin Robb.' In the play:Cast were • 'Sharon. Colling, Judy MacKay, John D. Colling Lynn Clayton,.. 'Janice Steele, Christine van Dam and John Rudder: • • 'On Friday evening the comm- encement exercises were held. folioWing the school choir numbers New teachers at the school - Mrs. .ROse Robb, .Mrs. Barbara Burgess and Mr. Robert Daminna were.in- troduced on stage to the audience. Student Council President, Dale Martin and secretary Marilyn Thompson presented: corsages. to Diana MacAuley, Corinne Mac- Donald, JanetHamilton. katherint, Culbert and a gift to Jack Mad- . Asemeleiesmumumg. cATT4g .YOP :CAN .13EPROUU OF • as breeding co-op members Your HQME . ' . youngsters are showing • AT. calves from Cancida%s .top Strong, desirable cattle' are a bleedlines. pleasure to work wit AKE HERD IMPROVEMENT YOUR: CONTINUING GOAL. E QUALITY SIRES THROUGH THE SERVICES OF WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION PARS THREE Saturday Afternoons P.m Saturday. Evenings 7 11:30 THE • 1.11(KNOW...ROWLING •Phone 571-2,114 ter $10411111 r Local and enera Visitors oyes the wee ...end with M. and•Mrs. 13111 Joh one and family of Lucknow were Mr. and • Mrs. D. M. Johnstone, and their' daughter Mrs. Norintin -Weitzel 'and family *11 of Gordon • Liston of Toronto, Mrs. Donald Johnstone and faintly of Kitchener, Mf. and ,MRS • , Jack Treleaven and family of Lucicnow and Mrs. Wm. Brydges. of .iifinghain • , • • , . Mr. and MrS. Bruce •Davidsonof Hatailton V.1site.d.last . .with theiritunt Mrs. Russell Rob- ertson. . • ...; • • - • , • : Mrs. .John.MacCharies'of Luck - now is -a patient in.leitinghiunHosp italShe was admitted lett Friday„ and Mrs, Hank 1Creuger.of Lincoln Park, Michigan., were' recent visitors with her sister Mrs. Charles Cooke. , . 'Mr; and :Mis. CharleS:Robirisitn spent a recent Week -end In St • • . . •• Catharines. P.M. Johnston spent the past w k in TOrOnto With Mr. and . Jim lgrove and Mi. and Nits. Donald Johnston. • . • lanes. School Board Chairman.' Jim MacDonald presented secondary • school graduation diplcimas•tO 21 students who hidcompleted grade 12. Honour Graduation Diplomat for Grade 13.standing were present- ed• to Anita Cline, ,Katherine Culbert, Nancy E. Elliott,' lames • EMtnerton, Paul Farrell, Joyce 'Funsttii, Mary Anne Funston, John. MacAuley, WtlIiam MacTavish; Joyce Osborne, Darlene Pillen and David StanleY. Katherine Culbert' delivered the valedictory address • Track and field da champions and runners up Were presented with 'prizes by teachers. Reuben Burnett, Robert-Damsma and Miss Margaret Machan. • ." I • Treasurer of the Student council, Miss Corinne MacDonald..presente the awards for proficiency in' . . academic work to the 'students at the top of, each grade for 1965,66. The R.C.N. Sub Lieut:" John A. MacLeod Memorial Prize, by Dr. Donald V. MacDonald of the.. University of SasRatchewan at SaskatoontweRt to Katherine. Cul-. bets who was also the winner of a 'Bruce county Carter Scholarship, ,The*Ripley•Women's institute Prize went co Paul Farrell and Miss' Joyce Osborne received a Dr.' A.E. H. Couch Bursary. A dance followed the Friday evening concert. • Observes 'Birtbday. (Mel) Greer of.town obser- ved his 85th hirthday last Thurs- day, November 17th. He had A Several callers athis home that day. • On 8unday, Mr. Greer's daugh- ter Mrs, Eric (Louise) EdrnaniOn and Mr; Editanson, Tom, Bill and Robert of Maple visited with Mr, and Mrs, Greer, Mr. Greer also has two tons, Clarence and - • Harold of. Lucllow. fBmTrirsj ACKERT -• In Wingham and Dist- rict Hospital.. on Thursday. Novem- ber 10, 1906, to Mr; and Mrs, Lloyd Ackert,Holytond. son. WRIGHT At Alexandra Hospital. Goderieb, On November 10, 1966 to Rev. and Mrs. Glen Wrig)tt, Dungannon. a daughter DE RUYTER At Clinton -Pub* ilos. pital on' Wednesday, 'November 9.: 1966 to Mr.. and Mrs...John de (t(ee Marian' Geddes) a daughter, Brenda • . jean, 'a Sister for Ruth and Ronald. , . DAHMER.- In Kincardine:General Hospital on November 3r4. to • Mr. and :Mrs; Douglas Dahmer. . (Laura Oteckles) of Kincardine. a .-- son„, DOW ..Gregory, a brother • for Guy„ • ••••• STEWART - To Mr. and Mrs. Ninnin Stewart( Norma Forster), of Lambeth - a daughter on Nov- ember 20. 1966 at Sr,. Joseph's Hospital.. London, vosomormassoftworrowit. LUCICNOW . UNITED ,CHURCH Stirling, 13.A.,„ 11.D. 'Insister 1100 -a.m. Visitation Sunday sp10:Ecou,00NocymEserviee.muh.t::sd:Rcy2_:sciodtiThe Singing children" (Combined Junior and Senior Choir/ "Send Out Thy Light" ,(Senior Choir) Luna will be provided for the visitors after service. CONGREGATIONAL PRESENTATION AND LUNCHEON In , Church Basement on Thursday, November 24th . • at 8 p.m. For'members and friends of the congregation Lucknow Presbyterian Church Rev, Roderick MacLeod Minister NOVEMBER 27th 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 aan, Morning Worship vp•••••44.4to, •~0.#0,44."4,•.....144140.4 ST. PETER'S • ANGLICAN. CHURCH Rev, Stanley E. Jay, 11.A.., 11.1) Rector Advnt 1 NOVEMBER lith ..,hurch School 10: 15 cm, IVIsorningrayer 11:IS km. • t 6'