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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-05-24, Page 12e • • , . ' ,• • • • PAGE '.1rwetva.. • n Ika Agr•-• „ Przrffilfk-A. • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO pf' ,,,t1,411f1 BY JANET CARRUTHERS • , Over 500 Attend Two• Nights Of `' Showcase '67 At Lucknow High School Showcase '07 Was held, in the Hlgh Project., Two good-looking boys, , • SchoolAuditorium. May 18 and • Eric Thacker and Tim Collyer .19. There was a large crowd both . were on hand here to add some fun '• nights with the total attendance to the show . Pat Anderson was coming to about 550 There Was•a ,commentator •for this group.. door prize both nights.. On Thurs- Roselene Phillips played a 'Med- day evening Mrs. Alvin Robb mon, ley of Strauss Waltzes" on the acco. the loYelygift.donated.ty 'Johnstone rdion. A french Play followed. .• Furniture, Friday evening's prize, This.short comedy had its setting donated by MacKenzie's Furniture, •, in -a park at Expo. •It was all spoken was won by •Anne Rintoul; in French and even if no-one und- ' -While the crowd was gathering, erstood the words, the actions them *music was provided by Sylvia Mac- selves told the story Those taking Led, Beverly MacDonald, DOnalcV, Part were Pierre - Jon Lizmore; Elliott, John ACkert, Donnie Mac- Marie Marilyn maolntyre; Police- Donald,;Jim Henderson, Rod and man - David Eadie; The coupks.' ,Connie. MacKenzie. After the sing- werei. Cathy MacLeod, Doug Cam7 ing of "0 Canada', Mrs. Hewitt' eruLmjim Beak, Marion Reid, ,,•gave her opening remarks.. In these Henny Beyetsbeten, Ron mantd; .remarks she commented on what a. Neil Taylor, Barbara MacIntyre,• • pleasure it was to work under the • Allan Rhody; 'The soloist was .. supervision of Mr Mason for he ton'Lizrnore with Sharon CoUrtney was such a good promoter in all on the piano. The French choir •• their undertakings- ' ' sang throughout. • The Harrnonettes sang "Hail Fair The Grade 11 girls then modelled' '• Canada" in salute 10 Canada's Cen- a variety Of garments suits, pant tennial Year. Joan MacKenzie suits, formals' under the sharp eye sang a love song called,'Lilt, of Donnie maoKiimon..and Jon Liz- 1-lilo . The group then sang • • more. • "Long, Long Ago" unaccompanied- Thelif-Tonei sang four songs, • Sharon Mowbray sang "Aeli,yeiss' _ -Working On the Railroad", '"Gos- • ' from the Sound of Music. The girls pet Train ° ,,taking Nellie Home" closed with .7April in Portugal". and a '.small tongue twister,. The' • Jani6e.Fowler commentated for audience enjoyed "Taking. Nellie • the Grade 9 girls4 These girls mad 'Home" when the-boys'ehanged the their first start in sewing this yearwords a 'little to tell who they were They modelled -their result and . taking home from the Fashion • ' .--looked-Smart4n-their_skirtsand Show ' blouses. - • , 'Waida HunterWas commentator Joan MacKenzie, Wendy MacKen •for the Grade 12 fashions. These ..tie, Peggy MacDonald, and Janice girls had a choice Of making any-. Bmoks•brought ,back many. mernor- thing they wanted.this year so ies to some of the older viewers there was again a' great variety. when they danced the "Charleston'? The 'boys watching here werelan Later in.the program they did their MacKenzie and Don Bannerman. version of, these new 'modern • Doug Alter'called off for an • dances to show the contrast in the "Old -Fashioned" square dance. old and the new.' • • Doug Cameron played the violin, • -.4be- Grade 10 girls modelled . accompanied by Peggy MacDonald woolen skirts and Weskits or jump- on the piano and Doug Campbell erS which they had made as their on the drill -in. The dancers were: r'>• tt, . • ' ' •rr • -...,•14.44,.1.001,1"tx.r,IRFA?...x.xcAdt=7.2.Tragr.n...^71r4;0 i• . • • MacKENZIE'S ARE MAKING A. CLEAN SWEEP OF THEIR Yes, the Prices.Are RidicUIo�sIy LOW - let Ar COME IN AND SEE •THE BARGAINS WEDNESDAY, MAY 24th 1967 Mrs. Bryce Elliott George Conn win Tour Europe Mis:. Bryce. Elliott attended Wing - ham District High School She then took a Businesi course at. 1-1. B, • Technical and Commercial School London. After completing this course, she took a'position as secretary for Beatty Brothers, 'Fer- gus: Later she worked for the :John-, stone Wax Company in Brainpton. She began her work as. Secretary • for the High School in.1959, and has been here for seven years: She. also works Wednesday afternoon , as cashier at the Sales Barn. • Her jOb consists of typing up the exarninations, making out tile. 0.S.R. file cards, carrying on all the correspondence and typing letters for teachers., She also , • keeps the attendance records and runsthe office. Her office is a busy one with students borrowing everything from paper and staplers to elastic bands. -Mrs. Elliott is an avid basketball,,, fan who never misses a home garne. She can be heard cheering loudly for the Lucknowites. She, also helps thestudents in .many - other endeavours which they.att- empt t0 carry out, such as. invit- ation -list's -and gestetner-work: She thinks smaller schools • provide the students with a more personartouch 'which teaches them to be better citizens as well' as good scholars. She feels that •the students in Lucknow District High School are a good group and it would be difficult,to.find any •better. '• • Harold Nlenary, Linda Dawson; • Bill Thompson, :ROsalene Jim Boak, Janice Hodgins; Wayne Todd, Marybelle Hunter. • ••"The Practical Test", a short. skit .by Gradell English Class, follow- ed. Here it wasshown how to get yoUr'work done while being pester .ed by Saleimen, by letting them . • • . put their goods to the "Practical., Test" . Those taking.part 'were: Mrs, Bushell (Meek HouseWife) Nancy Bushell,.Mrs. MacDonald • (vigorous housewife) - Louise Mac: Donald, -Soap Salesman -NM MacKinnon, Rocking Chair Sales- man - Walter Dickie, Broom Sale-. slady- Joanne Laidlaw 'Egg -Beater Salesman Doh MacKinnon, lion • Salesman - Murray Morrison, Book Saleslady - Wanda Hunter. '• The Harrnonettes sang'"The Sound.of Music", Brenda Hewitt sang a solo „-!!..:These are a few of my Favourite'Things''. The group , sang, "Climb Every .Mountain", followed by "Dear Hearts. and Gentle People% •• The,evening began and ended • with gymnastic displays. Some of. the feats made,yoU.sit on the edge your chair for they Were very'; • difficult and created suspense. There were stints on the point -het horse by Nan cY Irwin, and Bruce Colwell. Ricky PritChardperfortn- ed on the High Bar. Nancy Corrin. makthpbeli sirrrswthe-pa•rallel bars.:TIfirribi; ' ta.nd).-Somt-rattittrrretr horsewere done by, Weady, Macken 2ie, Linda Little, Nancy Irwin., • Nancy Corrin, Bruce Colwell, Ridky Pritchard' and Doug Carrip • • The evening :closed with the Prin!- acKetizie Furniture LUCKNOW PHONE 5284432 • • AMMO 11111' Sall' AgtjWilrilalgilir. '-f* ir • WHITECHURCH 'NEWS • George Conn and his friend Dave • Patier on. Tuesday,left Malton air port on thestiidents'plane to • EtirOPe. 'They will, tourthe Pontur, ent durihg the holiday., • BROKE ARM' 'We are sorry to report Mra, 'Archie. McKinnon ;' formerly 'of; 'Langside area, now of Teeswater 'was admitted to Wingham and District HOspital with a broken. • ' Those attending Maitland PresbY- terial meeting at St. Andrews Presbyterian church on Thursday at Wingham were Mrs. Johnston -Conn-, Mrs. Earl Caslick, Mrs. D. MacDonald. Mrs. Frank Coulter,, Mrs. Russel Ross, Mrs. -Dawson Craig, Mrs. Donald Watt and Mrs,. Victor Emerson.• ' . Mrs. Cecil Falconer received word last week that Paul Falconer, 10 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. RelisOn Falconer, was confined to Sarnia Hospital with a skin con - dition, This community wishes Paul a very speedy recovery as Paul is well known, having spent vacations herel„ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jamieson, on the arrival of a baby girl ,in Wingham and District Hospital on Tuesday, May 16, a sister for Lori,Ann and Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiffin were xn Lon don on Tuesday at Si. Joseph's Hospital where Charles received • treatmenv. Mrs. Dave King was alsothere ith rew* for tatmothers.en tand return- ed,ho.', • This community extends their / sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Conley. of Wingham in the loss of their baby daughter, born in Wing - ham Hospital on Monday. , Mrs. Gibson Gillespie accompan- ied M. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie, Barry and Lorraine of Sarnia to her home hede with Mr/and Mrs. Gar- •• • net Farrier where the others spent • the holiday, - FOR MAXIMUM WEED -CONTROL BENEFITS get • Your. Copy • at Your • Co-operative :•=• .maximum -benefit—front weed-contnAl Spray early when • weeds are yOUng..and :grOwing • actively when they' are Most • suiceptihte.,Spray early at. • the right rite; with' the right • CO-OP herbicide—before weeds rah your. crop of plant foods and mOisture. . •, • READ oil FOLLOW LABEL • DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY .• A COMPLETE ,.RANGE OF CO-OP CHEMICALS PROTECTS YOUR CROP FROM SEED TO HARVEST ..... ... .." Yole, support of CO-OP Chemicals.,has• created. a Multi-million dollar, Co -opera - lively -owned chemical operation, inchidink a. new Chemical Complex at ,Saskatoon. , ATRAZINE 65W AVAILABLE YOU CAN COUNT ON YOUR OWN PRODUCTS CO-OP Lucknow District Co-op PHONE 528.2125 • A cipal's ren -larks by Mr. Noel Mason. Since this wourne his last public speech. before leaving, he Congrat- ulated the parents on their co-oper- ative, unsophisticated, young People and for their help in all of the student undertakings. After the "Queen" -was played, • ihe peibplevisited the Horne EcOn- ,ornies geom., where other works of the Horne Ec classes were display- ed. These included 'wall fifth, -which is one weeklaway. They finish on -the 12th .of June. Students should be busy studying now if they want to' get better marks.:. •• • • • Prom • • The Spring Prom is being'heid lune 16, in,thetligh §chool•audit- , • orium, The Marcadhoes , rhe same hand which played lait. year, are ,raks,,kbittnsolamemecoratpraotvid. in.g the rnuLie 4,..g in, The, • hanging's, books on Can..-dian handi ,,students,hope you w. keep this • 'The evening Was a large sncCess and the students.would like to'. • - thank all those who attended, .4 On.First • Receritly the High Tones, and • n the The Jtine exams t:irrbein on June SPRier6intkYhraIrdnittwci;atnnrdfiticrts°atm1PCPlelcteessdi.ni, • Srusselfmuieal night, Ricky , • Exg is • ' r • ' "er . ' • • . .