HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-12-24, Page 30" !E LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, :ONTARIO,
Discrel.ion In
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, .24th, 196•
BY .S 11 ,E? J. KELLER
HuronCounty doctors• got a
.break Monday evening when the
Huron Cou
my .Board of Education
voted•in favor of ,a policy •
discouraging principals from
requiring medical certificates
from pupils as proof of illness
Auring absenee; --
The policy outlines:that
medical certificates should•be
regarded as statement of profes -
signal opinion attesting16 a
,student's fitness; toparticipate in•.
the school program ; and may be
required after an absence. from
'school only in`'such.circumstances
as serious illness, prolonged
absence from school .or return to.
school after a comrnnicable •
disease when there is doubt con-
cerning't'he student's 'freedom
from infection: '
Otherwise when doubt occurs
the, principal should, use the
service's of the school, nurse-.
provided •by the'Huron' County
Health Unit
Principals siili'also be expected:
to. use diwreti-on-when.: dealing,
with students who want to. attend
fall 'fairs: , Policy. stresses the fact.
eb' � e encourage
e
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that 'the board.dos not o g
the •cancellation'of. classes;to •
permit passive, observation at
fair events •nor does it encourage .
the useof' large blocks of
school tinne for Preparation of
projects designed .solely for
competition.. in the fairs.
'`.It is left to the principal to
dec'de etherit is a. worthwhile
learning experience, ".' .noted'John
D. Coc.hra.ne, director,
New policy also Makes- provision
only for memorial plaques in;
recognition of .service rendered
by an errtployee . who died. while
serein'. :principal
of -•a school-
l-ndivduals or. ��grou wishing. to.
Ps g.
institute a .memorial.ar.e encour-
aged bTed to consider an annual cash
sward to the pupil standing first...
St;'`Peter 's Angliean:,Church •
L cknow decorated 'with
hri
st
mas poinsettias
and .white satin
Bows: ;Marking thepews, was the
setting:.for the marriage of Sandra
,Joanne Thomson and. William
Francis Boak on Friday., .Decem
der 5th m
• Rev , R,. Odendahl performed
he double ring ceremony.
T tirede'is thee a tighter o
•Mr'.• and Mrs: Dan. Thomson .of:-
Lucknow The, groom is.the son
of Mrs. Doris, Soak. of Goderich '•
and the late Robert` Boak.
• Given in. marriage by her
father ,;the bride wore a bouffant
`loon•=length gown of guipuire
• and illusion lace over layers. of
nylon tulle/ Coloured sequins
adorned the.bodice and outlined:
the front' lace'panel: of the. skirt
A'large satin bow 'at.back•
enhanced the. slim• waistline . A
crown of sequins held her finger
tip 'length She carried a
white bible crested' with red
sweetheart roses', rose. buds 'and
white streamers.
Mrs Mike Foran of R. R. 2
.Lucknow sister of the bride, was
matron of honour Bridesmaids
were 'Penny Errington sof Dungan-
non and Pat, Reed of Goderich,
The three attendants wore ' •
identical floor -length gowns
:of jewel blue spray silk nadaronne
. with,Victori;an neckline and
matching train trimmed in white
• Belgium lace. 'They wore match
in bows in their hair and each
carried a cascade of 'white canna-
tions, nestled in blue t=ulle
Photo by Me Dowell.-'
The side :tables had Christmas'
,centre pieces.
:The bride'''s mother chose a..'
dress in blue jacquard weave
double knit fortrel : I•Ier//corsage
was of blue -tipped carnations.,
The, roo m's "mother: wore a
three piece suit ofgray' double
knit wool -with red accessories
and 'corsage' of red -tipped 'carna-'
:For travelling thebride wore
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a wool suit, of ed centennial
plaid and corsage; of white
sweetheart roses. •
Following a wedding trip to '•
Niagara Falls, :the 'couple are.
residing on Bruce Street,: Coder=..
tch , where the groom is
,employed with Domnion'Road '
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'Al'achinery Co and the bride.; at
derhBusmess 'Colleo ge•
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16.
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I us season, we take
t'ths. o .o ,
' 'great pleasure in thanking you
.forour Io al patronage
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and, n'*ishing you. and your, family
a very ldterry Christmas!
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INGHAM MEAT MARKET
• .H.JAKE-'4U,111.:
old Christmas
rty At Durh�m
The _:
Grey Bruce`Real•Est'atc,
Beard'h:ld-their Annual Christriias•
Part- .ori Th`uisdav; December 11th,
at the: Royal Canadian Legion Hall
Durham;.
In spite of the inclement
wench —1;1 ruithee-o_f 73e-
t e s.attended, along, with their
wives:, husbands, :friends 'a
guests
Theeverung was spent in •
dancing;.to the music of the
Stardusters Prizes were'ptvi.;ri
for•novelty and spot' crane es and.,
WM. Tilden', R. R.' 4 liar
riston, Was the winner of the
door
the"evenin
During a deiicioti
g
smorgasbord was served:by the •
Durham... egion Lad'ies' AUxrliar•}••.
in a subject chosen .by 'the donor'•
of the •feasibility, o•f depositing
-a-bond=with-theboard-T-the-ann-ua-1
interest of which is -to be presented
as a cash'' award. to •a student
Standing first in a• designated
'subject.
entine
.scrip
For that last ; minute gift, . one
hici .will be appreciated all year.
long, give a new or renewal sub-
scription to', The Lucknow ..Sent
inel. • $5 Per year in. Canada, . $7
for " foreign. 'An attractive gift
card will be sent. •
�Nin.:e Grandchildren A11 Present A# Gorden Wedding
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. Flower girl was Carol Foran 'o
' R • RI `?' Lucknow , niece of the
ride-7--She—wore—a• floor --len,
dress of satin brocade .with
empire waist -line. • .Her head- ,
piece was asequin trirrr'ned
matching bow and she carried a
basket of red roses and white'
carnations and scattered rose
petals before the bride,
Ian Stott of Goderich •was
;root tsman, Ushets'were
Robert Boak-y broither'of the groom
and Bill Thomson, brother of the
bride .•.
Mr's. TontmPritch'ard of Lucknow
was organist.
' C reception
reg option followed in the
An wif an Parish Hall, The head
table was decorated with six.
blur candlcs'•in silver candelabra.
The enclosed.:picture , sent` to
us from the Bolton En
Bolton, • just north of ;Toronto ,• will
be of interest to friends and rela
tives of the Suilivarf family of
Ashfield Township. Mr, and N16.
John P Stillivan ,observed their "
50th' wedding anniversary `this
year.
a
livan on the teaching staff .or
yy Carolyn , >
Ed Arbour, Hanover; `'`1arie,
A. Teed., Gouverneur, N.Y:;
!Coe,' W ldfield . Bernard.., Te; Y tO,
Eileen. Mrs. 'R Ivlaltais, BCI WP;
Pat; .Mrs Cal:Turner, Wildfi: i r.
Margaret.. Mrs. Donald' Doucette
Florida: Denis , Biqa m'a le a ..•
were.martied in Sc.' Joseph's
church, Ashfield Township- "Muton
County, After, farming•there for
a couple of year'ss, they moved to
Albion. Township in November:;✓
1921.x. Seven daughters and three
sons were born. Fifty-one, grand=
Attendance at the happy
anniversary'party recently'. With,.
J. P. and Mrs Sullivan, are their
10 children at the Sullivan home
in Wildfield, near Toronto. From•
left,. Theresa, Mrs. N. Skinner,.
Niagara Pail$; 'Miss Lenore Sul-
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