The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-11-22, Page 131917
WEONESDAYf NOV.
By Helen
OjadeST1Ofli
AndTOrofltO;ReS1F
• Assembly
Our first standing assembly for
this year was held. on Wednesday
morning,. Brenda Hewitt led the,
Queen and the Lord's Player ;ant: •
read the Scripture. Brenda, stlso
gave the announcements for the.
day. Eleanor Whitby gave the
secretary's report for the student.
council,- giving -the students' an ids:
of what the student's c ouncil is •
doing and what they discussed at..
.past -meetings. -The standing
. assembly was a. start for.the
student's council and we, hope to
have many more in the near future.
We, the student's council feel it is
a good way'to give' the student
body an idea of students who, are
"running" the school.;,..
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student Vote
Mock Vote
:Even though the election is a •
past event, ,the mock vote of the
;,student`s of -L. D, H. S. `was not
Published and I would like to take'"
this, opportunity to "tune the public
in'` on'what teenagers think of •
politics Murray Gaunt"first;
Roger•West, second; Jack
Pym, third. According .:
to•the -statisjics it is believed -that
teen's views do not vary •too Much'.
from the -voters of the community.;
Bowling Cub
A Meeting of, the °Bowling: Club;.
.was,hld Wednesday, 'November.
15 at 4 p;. m at ,the Bowling ;Alley:
Six reams were Playing., .
They areas follows:-Team„4
•Happy Hippies vs Team 1, -' Losers.
Team -3 `Sensationalt vs • Team .5
Bowling Stones:,.. Team:6 Winners
vs Team 2 - *kits. Each .team
played•two games., `
.Results areas follows Team 1
Won :2 games, . gains 5 points„
Team•3 Won• 2 games, .gains 5
•points, Team, 2 Won 2 games,`
'gains 5 points
Ski. Club.
On Thursday, November 16, at
12:15 the Ski Club -met.; The elect-,.
ion of officers isas follows: Press'
dent Allan Mowbray; Sec, Linda
Boyle, Treas.:Nancy Corrin, Tran -
transportation Jirn Henderson, Bev.
MacDonald. Allan Kreutzweiser.
We discussed joining the Toronto
Ski' Club.. Mr. Ashkanase is the
teacher in charge::
.Basketbarl'
In :last week's issue I stated that
the -basketball season was getting in.
full, swing. Since the teams. have
been chosen the coaches have been
busy at noon and 3;30 - 4:.00 p•.m.
and we wish •the teams 'success
in all their.' games. Let us remember
that this is where the school .spirit
shines through, and the teams .would,
appreciate all the support you ,are.
willing to give Junior girls are:...
,Lynda Walden,'' Dorothy Van;Beers,
'Joyce Johnstone, Brenda Morrison,,
Elizabeth; Newbold, Barb McIntyre.,
Irene de•Boer, Margaret.Chester,.
Heather'MacKenzie, Kith 'Ho an,
Nancy Walden. ' '
Senior`giris are; Eleanor Whitby,
,Donna Forster, Ann Beyerbergin,
Annie Van Diepenbeek, Nancy.
Corrin, Nancy Irwin, Bev. MacDon'
ald Brenda Hewitt, Gertrude. Van;
Beers.
;Junior Boys are: Sandy Simpson, •
Bob Greer, David .MacKinnon; Bob
Cranston,.: Allan Rhody, Murray': `
Moffat, Allan Kieutzweiser, John:'
Emberlm.. Jim MacDonald Jim,
Henderson, Almer Ackert, .David
Bannerman.
Senior Boys are: Ken Roulston,
Jess Vincent, Ricky.Pritchard, Ray
Hogan•,, David :Eadie, 'Tim Collyer,
Eric Taylor; Murray: Morrison, Jon
Lazmore. •
T e . coac es are. Mr. Don Dennis
and Mr. Allan Mac Dougall .
To cheer the teams on, away
from home; 'we have a great, group
of cheerleaders. They are as
follows: Carol Campbell, Janice:;
Hodgins; . Pat Hamilton, -Charlene
Anderson, ,Shirley Bushell, Donna
Wyids,, Marilyn McIntyre .sin
charge of these girls;. ,
Winter Fair
As was planned , grade .ten and •�.
eleven :left. Lucknow Friday ,'morn-
ing at approximately 715 for .the
Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Thio:
meant early, rising for many and:
we were all very sleepy-eyed when
we met that morning. We arrived,.
in °Toronto at about 11:00 a.m. and
went directly to the -City Hall. • •
After touring the city hall we shop:
ped at Simpson's and Eaton's until
1:00 p, Ti We=were This dlo the ,'
Fair where we, stayed until:about
5:30. By this time we were tired.
and ready for home. But regardless. •
o. f our fatigue the bus ride home
was kept: lively, right up Until we
arrived In Lucknow.'F
All the students attained a great
deal of knowledge -and pleasure
frail the fair and.would like, to take
this opportunity to thank the school
board and the chaperones .
coming Events
Most of the clubs in the school
have, slackened down due to the ..
date .of the exams. The activities
will commence again after
December •1st. ' Corning Events-
November 24th "Exams". Good
Luck to, ail!
Christmas Dance December 15th
music by Dimensions. All your
worries will be over then and you
can celebrate by.corning out''to the
big dance. Grade eleven is in
charge of decorating.
Friday noon, December 22nd
Box social ;,this is ,a student's
-court • -we would
appreciate the full support of the
students. Remember it's only for'
Friday afternoon; •December 22nd
the students will be putting on an
assembly. Each class must perform
for. the 'school on the, stage. So if
you have any ideas let your class :.,•
representative know. Also the
Staff' is expected, : to display their
ability on stage for the students
that 'afternoon.
•December 22nd to January 3rd -
Christmas Holidays,' This is the
big break that .you have been •
waiting for.' So start /planning -
after the exams.
Speaking of ekarrms :I came acros
-a-piece-of-philosophy-that-is-wort
thinking. about:It not only applies
-to school, but to all walks of life.
State of Mind
If you think youare beaten, you
are , . .
If you thinkyou dare not •you.
don't
If•you like to;win,
But you ••think ; you can't
It's almost a cinch you won't.
If you think you'll lose, you've
lost,
For out of the world' you'll find
success begins' with a fellow's will,=
It's all in a Stateof Mind, • '
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Company Expands'
:Don Hoist, President -of Don:•Hoist•
Real Estate Limited, •announced.
this week that he has purchased the
Real;Estate Business of the .Victoria,
and Grey Trust 'Company which has
had real estate •office's in Stratford
and 'St. Marys.
Mr. Holst has been in the Real
Estate business since 1960. Up until
1965, he was employed by 'Paul
Starr & .Cp. Ltd.:, Real Estate Brok-
ers: :After •being a vice-president -
and district manager with Paul S.
Starr &' Co. he purchased: the
,Northern Division of the Starr Com-
pany which at that time had offices
in Owen- Sound, Hanover, and 'Wing -
ham. Since forming the new Com-,
pany, Don Halst .Real Estate Ltd, ,
Mr, Hoist has 'alsoopenedoffices
in Flesherton, Durham, Kincardine
and Sauble .Bead (..The Company,
'has••it's•Head Office in.Owen Sound,
and -with the addition of the two'
new sales offices in Stratford:and
St . Marys, .provides the. Company
with eight branch offices.
Mr .. Hoist ,states, that in branching •
out to Southwestern Ontario, this
will provide 'the Company with a
better opportunity of contacting ,
purchasers in the southern part of
the province: who .are moving to.
the counties of Huron, Grey ,and
Bruce: •The offices in Stratford:and,
St. Marys are fully staffed with
experienced Salespeople...Mr Hoist
also stated'ttat no plans for further
expansion are being considered
'William M. Crawford, whois a
former sales .manager with Paul S.
Starr•'&'Co. , has now joined the,
Don Holst' Real Estate organization,
and w11 be tetained'as General
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with hips office being in Owen
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