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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-04-05, Page 124 THE LUCKNOW .SENTINE L; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WQNESDAY, APRIL Sth, 1967 ' Susan 7 and Sally '3,; $�MEET.YOUR TEACH A "centennial Ball" was held., March '.?3 , to ;celebrate the end exams;: The students were plea'- •sed to' see sorne`of the`parents and; bjsxneaSMen:qut, An exceptionally good•crowd. was present, thanks. to.' the special advertising in:other schools:: Colour and inter.est was - ' added by the (entennial gowns worn by`'many The decorating. was done,by the Grade ten student A.iprofit;;of $180 ' was eartied which, helped. the "Expo".thermometer;to climb a rlit'tle' more .; The students. would like to thank Mr. McDoug-. all, Mr.:and; Mrs. Dennis and Mr. and Mrs. Mason for chaperoning. Career Day April 13,• will be Career Day at • the highschool At.'this time mere from many walks of life will be, on hand in 'the afternoon to talk 'to the<.stude.nts•. At the •present; time those accepting•the invitat- ion to•speak are; Lougheed's Business.:College, Ivlr.. Bell for, Insurance Companies, . a woman from Wingham on :nursing;: The, . ' Hydro Company, The Bell Tele-' •phone Company , ,The 0.13.• P.:, Guelph :University'. Others are expectedto reply Shortly. The students Will be divided. intd groups and attend 'these • lectures as they would classes', The :Expo The teachers held a meeting last Monday to finalize plans for Expo. Accommodations .have been re served at• Champlain Residence which is about fourteen`minutes • from" the Expo site. ,At this morn-' ing's assernbfy the final details were - related •t'o.the students. These will'be found- in next week's • edition. it) 'licit! Mr. Elwin Hall was born' in Ethel Ontario.'He He attended S.S. # 6, Grey Township School in Huron .• ,County..' For his. High. School educ-, ation he,,,went to Ethel Continuation School for Grades'9: and. 10 and Brussels Continuation>School for 11, 12 and'•13'He took the, one year course at Stratford .Normal School • and graduated in 1943. Mr. Hall taught public school.for two years in Morris Township and one year in 'Colbourne Township. At Atwood > Public School he was principal and held, the same office for five years :at Ayr.. Through summer courses and ex- tension courses`Mr. `.Hall' obtained his: B.A.. He came to Lucknow six years.. ago as an; English teacher'. At the present time he teaches English Math,, and Guidance:, Under hisguidance many students. have found valuable information' On careers of :to -day. He has begun a guidance library and reference. file Mr: Hall, was married in:1950. He has four.children Bob 12, Bill 11,` WEiE o PsT(N O&iT WITH SAVINGS ON ONE•OWNER CARS! 1967 M�dels SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM 1916 CHEVROLET, 4 door automatic, 6 cylinder 1966 CHEV Impala,' 4 door hardtop, V8 automatic 1966 FORD. Galaxie 500, 2 door hardtop 1965 OLDSMOBILE, 4 door," -automatic transmission' 1965 DODGE; 4 door, 6 cylinder, autSmatic transmission 1963 BUICK.Wldcat, hardtop 1963 MERCURY, '4 door t' 1962 CHEVROLET, 4 door • 1961 PONTIAC, 4 door 1961 FORD, 4 door sedan, standard transmission. 1960 RAMBLER, 4 Door, • 6 Cylinder 1960.PONTIAC, .4 door, V8 automatic`, 1959 FORD, 4 door 1958• CHEV, 6 cylinder, standard transmission SEVERAL OLDER MODELS SEE THESEAND OTHERS 's garage PHONE 523-4342 BLYTH Mr.: Hll''s special interests in- clude music; bridge, hunting and fishing. His music ability .enables. him to lead the• band and teach students to play any instrument on hand. He' takes great: pride in his;. "Hi -Tones" whom he has trained. IHe.has organized glee clubs in the past andRhelped:put the Operetta • through. Mr..Hall,also isinterested' in giving students the opportunity fora public speaking. He" thinks Lucknow is a typical, inservatiVe town and feels•the students' are typical of a rural area He.says they appear.more realistic than city students. As for the large school vs the smaller one be feels that, there are many advantages both waysbut for the best education scholastically,' the larger school wins out.' .If students need any guidance or aid in plans of the future they seek out, Mr. Hall. He is always ready :to be of help. The Career Day which is coming•up is one of Mr. Hall's projects to give the students. a •better. outline of careers. • Reception For Newlyweds WHITECHURCH NEWS (Intended` for Last ;Week). Relatives from here attended the. Reception held •in Whitechurch Community Memorial Hall on Sat:-. urday night for Mr. and Mrs. Char les Holmes (nee Phyllis Barbour) of St. Helens. • Music for dancing was supplied by San -an -tons orchestra. of London At the close of the dance a salad' buffet supper was served to around: 60 guests. After the supper the many gifts, mentioning a few of the larger ones, blankets, bed- spreads, -rugs, electric tea kettle and a sum of money were present- ed. Mrs. Allan Barbour assisted ~the bride in opening the gifts. Mr; and Ms. Holmes both thank- ed their friends and relatives for remembering them in this way. Guests were present from St. Cath- erines, Deleware, Waterloo, Lon- don,' Lucan, •, Wingham., '.Bluevale and Listowel.: Mental Health 15,: W.l: Topic AMBERLEY NEWS Reid's Corners W.I, met in the Sunday School room of, Pine River ' United Church on. Thursday even- ing March 30 with ,an attendance of twenty •six'. Mrs. Cecil Holland : presided and minutes and correspon deuce were read by -Mrs.. Cecil Humphrey. Roll call - How •I .get my morning Vitamin C was well responded to. The topic on the Province of New Brunswick waS well_given by Mrs. Carrick Bolling in which she men tioned the chief industries, - fishing fur trading,paper manufacturing and the potato industry which is widely known.:.Mrs. William Pace gave a current event relating to New Brunswick; ° Interesting, letters from the adopted, Korean, child were mentioned • by Mrs.: Holland. ,After .the business period, `songs' by a group of girls namely Mary Pace, Margret Ann Courtney, Gertrude Walden and . Wendy Courtney were given.4 Mr: Hall from the Ontario Hosp- • ital•at Goderich. 'gave an informative address. on Mental Health and brought literature per-. •• taining.to the.subject. After the closing od•e and grace, tyfrs •Mer- vin Furstori and Mrs: Murray ,4Va1- den'served. a dainty lunch. • AN(E CLASS STARTING..1N THE WINGHAM ARENA. Monday, April !II AT 4 O'CLOCK Anyone interested in` this class;' pheine Mrs. `Anne . Rosenhagen 357.2.031 Wingham, or 'contact Ken Beniaimin phone $57.3550 Wingham. Donald MacKenzie On Centennial tom: By R.S. GODERICH Huron County Council's original Centennial Committee consisted of Delbert Geiger, Hay•Township,.,and Wil- mer Hardy, Colborne Township.: Council added the following at Monday's session; Warden Donald McKenzie, " Ashfield; Clerk -Treas- urer J. G. Berry, .Goderich; Harry • Worsell, deputy, reeve of Goderich; and Kenneth Stewart, 'reeve of McKillop; A Centennial Drumhead Service is being„planned for` the Town of. Goderich on Sunday, ,July. 2 1967. GIVING. YdUR .HOME SPRING 100K Ibervill� Williams ALSO DRAPERY ACCESSORIES HOOKS'— RODS =PLEATING TAPE BROADLOOM.,--: CARPETING 'TILE :•, ,LINOLEUM,-#. CONGOLEUM • Vinyl Corton Floor Covering By Armstrong ry Ozite THE . INDOOR, OUTDOOR Carpeting Drop In And See' Our Samples 0114 ilY1."511rWtr4;44.1W '41.1k al*. Ala 'T 41;0411-4 4.'16.1.1414 INE ver • A total ed in the• Campaigt • • February meeting Associatic Postmaste ceived a "thanks” , •co-operat during th( Mrs: An ' the Educa • on smokir use in; sch • phlets on Air Pollut • booklets fulfilled., Beryl Dai • chest, clir menti -r. since the Davidson assistance toriu in p; :Dr.Floe Public I E speaker Meeting Exeter' i nursing c •Tubercul • George A