HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-02-22, Page 13EDNESDAY, 1967, ' •
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AsSemblY ..
.Last:Tuesday Grade12 conducted
*standing assembly. Sharon
;ourtney played the Queen. Foil -
ming this, Susan Arnold read the
cripture lesson. •Mr.'Masori then
old the students the particulars.
:oncerning „the .trip to Expo. The
lnnouncements. were read, Laur-
tie Motrison,theri presented Mr`
vlason'with;a birthday. card and
mall gift'from' the .Grade .12 stud-;
ants. Cathy :MacLeod then read an
iddress on' Valentine's Day, and
is meaning '.The students sang
lappy,Bir'thday to Mr.' Mason.
amie.Ross.and Sharyn.Mowbray
Lien outlined the plans. for the
✓alentine Dance.'
Basketball •
On
Tuesday -afternoon' the basket-
►all teams played Kincardine
rhe girls played 'in . Lucknow'. The.
C•incard}n, a Jr. Girls defeated. `•
,ucknow. girls 46' 39., The Sr.
;ir1s game was quite. interesting'
isLucknow managed •to keep 1
nt toi
ahead until the last. quarter
fhe'Y too were,de.feated:29 - 20:. ,
fhe'Sr: Boys' lost.60
seek the Jr Boys were th- victor•
.ous ones...They defeated Kincar
line 38 19. ,Good work,bo s'I ''
Phe last •game of :the seri
,Yes is on.:.
vlonday , .also against. Kincardine
Storm
Due. to bad`. weather on Thursday
the: b sses.did not run. • However
teachers wereavailable for stud
ents to gain extra help. With.
exams so close many took.advant-•
age `of this opportunity . to review
•
Curling
• On' Thursday afternoon the High
School entered 2' teams in the
Irrmperial.Esso Bonspiel. Although
they won some. of their ,games'the
other tearn's:defeated then:: How-
ever Harold.Menary won' a grease
gun and Jamie Ross wona•box of
groceries in-Fhe,draw. The High
School curling ends' tomorrow.; ;
with a Bonspeil in which the
teams play 3 garner of three
ends.each. Times for these are
3:45 ; °4:•30'and 5:15 .
Sadie Hawkins,
On Friday evening' the annual'
Sadie Iiawkins•Dance was.held,:
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THE LUCKNOW. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Fpr' a ':change they had.the Wash
;ington Squares from Exeter. The
Students came inllblly.attre'
and sat on bales �f hay. ,The
Grade 9 students decorated for
this dance, and did afine job.
Large 'hearts and cupids covered
the walls,, and red and''white
streamers hung from the gym''op-.•,
ening.:,The students turned out for
this dance and made its:a success;,
Operetta
Last night the' castforthe Opei''
etta held a full iehearsal.. The
male leads are to be Bruce, Col'-
well, Doug Campbell and Jamie
Ross. The humour In this showis
balanced by special numbers pre-
sented by individuals or. groups.
The students hope you .will turn
out 'to see this spectacular. produc _
•tion;on March :2. and 3.
Ex O Plans
A.•
Since .Education Mini'steT Davis •.
and the Huron -Bruce District :. •
School Board have .given their
approval to travel to•Expo, plans
have been completed .at...:L..D. 11:S.,
p
The group'pla'ns t� leave the
High' School, bybusses, 'on
g • Sunday
May' 7. 1967a.t• 1:30 p: m . so ,they
will arrive:'•at Montreal at. 11.30
par). The 'accomodations have•.
'been`r'eserved in 'college,,residenc-
es, •There will be,one'staff
member on•duty for every 10 stud-
ents who. will. chaperone all stud
ents:'and insist that the rules•given
are obeyed
Students will visit Expo on Mon --
day,, 'Tuesday and Wednesday. At
10:00 p. in: on Wednesday,'May
10%, the students will leave Mont-
real .and 'arrive in Lucknow on
Thursday around 8:O0-a.rn . These
students/will ' be excused from
classes hursday but will be re-.
quiredkto attend school on. Friday.
1f the students (raise $2000. '
•to meet their Expo` Fund. objective
.(and they're, confident they will)
the,;cost per 'student will be' $22..0C
for, transportation,: accomodation
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:and passes. This sum, must be •in
before the .students leave.
'.' Bank -Expo has been set'up .by
:the. Students'` Council to allow
stuents :to bring an 'amount :in.
each week or 'whenev.e.they,' wish
to in .oder'th'at it will riot ,be so'
hardto sav,e.their. money. A.
separate account will be kept
for, each .Student; This is'the'
:scheme' so far •.• •Sounds '1ike,a' good
trip doesn't it?
IE T YOUR
TE"A CH'El
rs. Jack Hewitt
Mrs. Hewitt has been. reaching
Horne Economics for eleven years
in Lucknow. The' staff and' students
••alike find the. Horne Ec'Room a
place. where almost ' all needs; Can
be obtained sc issors for.. decorat
ion•cornmittees, blankets for
„plays, pins,' etc.:
Mrs . Hewitt was born and .raised
near. Simcoe. She'•obtaned; her ,
public, school education in a little
red >;choolhouse. For her second
:ary schooling 'she, attended `Water-.
ford•;High School ;•Her Upper •
School education was obtained
in Sinkoe High School: Follow
ing her gradua*ion.she went to•.•,
MacDonald Institute in Guelph'
'where she received her diploma
from the '2 year 'Associate' Course.
She went in :training at Brantford., )
General;Hospital..After working.
fo' a: few•years she' Married' Jack ;..
Hewitt.
'.Shortly after her Marriage they
rnoyed near Lucknow ' .They'have
foar:child'r`'en,'Alex, bate;`
Brenda and Heather.
She enjoys•music and -sewing.
She', plays the .piano azd'used `o
do a lot of singing . " Her interest
in sewing shows.up in the. fine .
!'garments that she.helps.het' Horne'
''Ec •classes'produe:e.'.She is' able 2 •
to show the girls. quitea•few• short'
cuts....
Mrs: •Hewitt''feels that small
schools are better: for student-
teacher relationships. She says:
the students' in L.ucknow :are aver-'
ingham Society .'
�ests Of luekno�r
The Lucknow and District Hort
iculture Society held their Febru :
• ary meeting in the Town Hall on•
Friday evening; February 17th
The stage 'was attractive with Val-.
entine decorations and',a 'pretty.
•
table arrangement by Mrs. T.J;
Salkeld, '
The president:„ Mrs. Ross Cumm-
. 'ing opened the meeting with .sing
ing 0 Canada and. a garden poem.
A .hearty ,weloome was extended
.to '`our.' 1967 members' and to mem-
bers of'the Wingharn Horticulture'
'•Society who were• present as 'guests
• of the loOa l society, Mr. J . •Fie!"d
ing, president of'Wingharn .society
showed beautiful slides'of flower
ing trees, shrubs and gardens tak ..
en in California . • The. and ience '
•very much enjoyed .two solds..by •
Mrs. .EuniceDunsmuir •and ,a read-
ing by,Mrs. Allan Reed, Mrs •
Cum'ming•passed along,,many -
helpful suggestions given by Rev,.,
J.'W.. Seibert on recent radio ,
progr•arn'mes. Suggestions for •Cen-
tennial projects 'were outlined by
both presVents, .
After ar prograrrtme members
and guests, were entertained in the
assembly rooril. While the refresh
nient'committee; Mrs, • R. Corn »,
Mg, Mit'. W. Drennan, Mrs.
McClenaghan, Mrs, E Taylor,
Mrs. A. Andrew and Mrs, T.
Salkeld ,pre'pared'lunch' a contest",'
was conducted• by 'Ada Webster
Thanks was expre sed to ail' t` ing::
; parts rt the.ri;eeting atijr?ztrr.ecl.m .
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DISTRI.C1'
HIGH SCHOOL
PRESENTS THE OPERETTA
Thursday and 'Friday,
March2and3
.14,S.'. AUDITORIUM
COSTUMES, DANCES, INSTRUMENTALS, SOLO; GROUP
SINGING, ACTING, SCENERY, HUMOUR .. . ALL THIS
AND MORE, WITH A CAST OF OVER SEVENTY.
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PROCEEDS TOWARD SCHOO
•...EXPO FUND,.
age • students, who are co-
. operative
o ..•operative and pleasant.to.work
With.
Mts.. Hewitt takes an interest in
extracurricular activities The
annual fashion, show' isthe result
of her fine work,: Each ' year she
•;
travels 'to•Toronto with Grade 10 ;
or 11. Her. participation in the
Operetta is:a great help.
The students depend on her for
many things from aspirins to pins
They admire:her and are very
thankful to have her. on.hand.
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