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'TH'E LUCKNOW"SEN.TINEL. LUCKNOW,,.ONTARIO
ID CURLING SEASON WITH BONSPIEL,
ERETTA THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
EY'JANET CARRUTHERS Colwell and Don. Bannerman
• These prizes. were bags! of. candy;
B'askettbatl The:"School„Bell Trophy” for the
tear' showing the, most spirit anti `
Monday of last week the enjoyment went to Cathy MaE
stha11 teams played their • Leod'sjink.w,ith Janet Carruthers,'',
•game.xn this year's series. . .,Rosernary'Hogan and. Eleanor
girls played iri,Kincardine, ' Whitby, The teams would like to
ttte.Kincardine boys came to : thank Mr. Mason 'and Mr. .Ashkan-,
now. .Unfortunately the' teams ,ase for teaching them to curl and
unsuccessful in winning., The : starting the curling teams.
oy's .were the only ones .who
ated the Kincardine teams.,
'ver their score 66-19 was a
t shut -out .for':this.team The The, Operetta "Send for A,phas"
scores were:. Si'. girls, Kin- will be held tomorrow March 2
ine 23,, Lucknow 14; Jr. girls, aiid' also on Match 3; This .is the
ardine 32, Lucknow 23 , student's big, venture' of the year
)oys', Kincardine 40, Lucknow It Willibe their cultural 'event. for
Operettas
Curling
e Curling teanis .ended their ;.
er season with a Bonspiei last;,
!slay in the arena.. Each .team•.
ed..three games of three ends.
I.: The winning rink Walter . •
le, Donna :Forster' Marilyn
Inty,re and Doug .Cameron' re-
ed souveriir.letter openers.
MacKenzie's'rink Janet
ell,' Janice ':Robb and Tim
lyer.placed second and; re
ped pens with Centennial
ts. Third prize 'of. Canadian
tsWas .won by John Cleland's with Linda Boyle :;Jane Mon -
f and:Betty ;Colwell,.
eky Draws•;we.rewon,.by. Bruce
the school year: 66-67. It . contains,
a'east of over :seventy, and has
taken quite a bit of extra rime
both for the staff and:' students to
practise this play to a height of,
perfection. It may not"be perfect,
but it will,be amusing and worth ; .
while...to see.. Students have'been
busy collecting costumes and
painting the;scenery. Last night a.
fulldress rehearsal was held. This,
is the story of a great Bug expert '.
who ;comes:to, clear up the: bugs in;
festing the area about Lucknow';.
There are man ;:s ecial numbers.
It has been
P:
hard work,but`fun 'for,
•th •students to ge:t this 'u$.'`The •
suPP
hope ou will otheir'efforts:
P y .. rt'.
and come to .see this great:
-
Operetta.: .Adults. • $1.00:..child
..ren $ .50. The profit from' it'
goes, into the Expo fund,'
Expo
There haye'been •134 students
sign up to go to Expo. Those'studr
ents, not going with the: school on
this trip must attend school While.
the others are away, This is be=
cause of'the grant allowed the
schools. , p
.Exaris ,
Exams will be written March
16 23. Don't'forget to study.
Mr. Mason plans to have'a
Career. Day in April to give ,the
students •an opportunity to talk.
with representatives from'.:various
companies and occupations,.
MEET YOUR
TEACHER
ordon.,
Jo
ohms one
,Mrs. Gordon :Johnstone :was born'
• in. Ashfield Township.. She attend
ed S. S; ## 9 Ashfield foc.her.P ublic
school education: She•went,to'
Lucknow. Secondary ondar school for parr-:
of.'her.high school yearsand fin-
3wri after `tire Ltieknow Distriot
i School 1'onspiel. at,the arena
Thursday are the`:winning'
along with'ther teachers
wha started them curling this
season. Left to right; back row
are Pori Astikaiase. teacher;. Mat:-.
ilyn Maclntyre; •Donna l'orSter't. •
Noel Mason. SChoo1• principal;
front 'row Doug' Cameron: and,
Walter fickle.
PAGE THIRTEEN':
LUCKNOI
DISTRIC
HIGH S
.PRESENTS :THE OPERETTA
iursday and friday,
March 2 and 3
ATS p.M,. iN .THE:L D H.S.. AUDITORIUM',
COSTUMES, :DANCES, INSTRUMENTALS, SOLO S, GROUP,
SINGING, ACTING, SCENERY, HUMOUR . '.ALL .THI,S
AND MORE, WITH,I'CAST OF OVER SEVENTY.
PROCEEDS.TOWARD'SCHOOL EXPO FUND;
fished them. in W Ingham She won
the Proficiency scholarship'to • :Bonn At. Lucknow,
'Western and also the Carter Schol .:arship ;for.Huron Count '., .For'two (Med. At:W.alkerton
years she. studied atj.Western taking g.�... ;MRS 0141;:• LE5'.JOI'NTOi;I::.
the Honours course in Math and '•
•
,Science, After completing two k . .Mrs Charles Johnston; passed
years here she went,.to Stratford'. away, ar�Bruce County Mos tal
•
pl.
Teacher's,' College:for,•a year, then' Walkertori;,On Wedfiesday, ,
:'returned to complex:e.her B?'.A,' at . February 22nd in her 81st.year,..
She was the .for:finer Margaret;
31a0ch.e •MacIi nes',and .was 'born .:4:
at' Lucknowon July`s th,. 1;Rti,;
"daughter of Ne•il:.Maclnnes and .:
Marie area,.'. She enjoyed this. Armiel3athn.
northern part of .the country very °`. Mks,. Johnston was •predFceased
much:She taught, at 01.1•Springs by her husband She is�surviwed:
and Hanover before her •:marriage i. by a soil Neil •Porter of .Wingharn .
•
in 1952; - }.• four .brothers e Finley•of inuvi:k�,
.North West 'Territories; Neil of •
She did.quite'a bit• of supply work 1 Srnithville; ..Dea.n.of Willowdale;
'in Lucknow before joining the i George -of Lucknow:.
High• School staff tit 1955 She , Funeral service ,was. conducted:'
ta.ughr here until 19.60 then return 1 from' •the Johi stone' and Son Fun-
ed often. as supply teacher again. . ! eral Home Lucknow .on Saturday
In 1h5 shy re j:oiiied the german hFebruary 251 ► with :Rev.. Rod Mac ••
ent staff at L,D.H;.S At'the pr:- Lem' as .minister.,
sent she teaches math and 'geogr-. 1, Temporary :entombment was at
aphY ' South K.inl.oss Mausoleum with
• l;Jer main interests are reading,. ;: final resting' place, South Krnlois
fancy .work,.sewing and Math. 'cemetery .
She teturned,t:o U"niv.ersity where
.she obtained reaching.certificates "j.'
`in Arts and Crafts, Phys,Ed.: and' • `!
Horne E'c Frorrt '1955 ,19u0. she • '', 'J Green• T.,0 Be
coached the Girls basketball
teams here,' While in Sault. Ste ' i At Annual Meeting
Marie sh.e helped produce 'a play,-
and
lay, and has. . done other work in drama ,
'She:is in charge of make-up for. Icon .` J 1. Greene': C anada's
I. 'Minister of A:i ricuir.:ure .will
the. Operetta , "and takes an: avid .' . :.,peal: at: the annual. meeting of;.
: .
1. the Baron •L'iberai ;Association ;on
March 3 .
•1 Annou.ncerne'nt of the .meeting
E and of Mr.. Cireeric--'s acce~ptance..
• of ;an invitation to attend was•
remade :by William Elston, associat-
,'ion president 'following ati eecttt-,
she enjoyed working with figures.,.. ... five n.ieting, °Mr, Eyton said the'
But she decided oil teaching'iyi dinner•nieeting would be held its'
stead and.harids on bet vast" math Exeter, l egion tlall, with a rece,l t=
eiimatical knowledge to"studeiits ion commencing ..it ti o•"clock,
• ' Tickets, wbu1�1 he avaiil,ih1e from:
Mrs;'johnstorie is always ready :rmiiiiicipal• cl airmen he said:.
to give'any help to students w`ha , The nleeting will be'tbe firsi
are in the fog, when rit comes to • ' held since redistribution enlar�cd.
math:' She is ready to go Over a ':the Huron ridini�* to include Turn- .
point many times until you.see berry, 11'owick and "Wiiig*harii iri
how. it is worked out, , She is •a the north' and. E3iddolpii ,
wgider,ful'lie.lp ,'to the 'Srr .students igcC+ilvary y rl ilsa Craig and Luyaii' •
itt dates a'nd is always .willing tet` "' . front Middlesex' <:ounty in the
assist'anyone. • ' • " south E.
,
Mr (... 'recent' has return-.
'Western;. where she graduated. in
•1940,
She has taught.for '15. years,.Her
first school was in the.Sault-Ste. •
•
interest in. all extracurricular •
activities' of the school. , , "
She has three children Jotirt,
' Fruce and. Marion:-,:.
Mrs Johnstone has alwas.eri-
joyed math . l ter fir rt intentions
were to be an adjudicator because
She enJoys the, close eompa mon
ship of students in ,smaller soh ools•.
and feel's tbe', •teacher gets to know
the pupils better, Because of this
she thinks teachers are•able to.
•
.give pupils more individual assist-��
'reene r -e, et y s
ed from•attending agricultural .
conferences itt gijrope , where to�
represented Canada,, Since :becttttx•
n.. `minister 'of tt" TriC lt.ure.he Ilia
been abroad on, a number of
occasions presentthe Catiadfan `.
view"point,.
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