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Open vocational centre
Former MPP Murray Gaunt of Wingham offficlally opened the
new addition to the Jack Reavie Vocational Centre marking
the 25th anniversary of the Wingham and District Association
for the Mentally Retarded. Seated behind Mr. Gaunt are
Edith and Harvey Webster of Lucknow. Mr. Webster is a life
member of the association. He actively lent his support as
deputy district governor of District A9 for the Lions Clubs of
Ontario at the time five area Lions Club spearheaded the
project to build a school for the mentally retarded in
Wingham in 1957. He has also acted as driver for
Montgomery Motors which buses the children to the Golden
Circle and Silver Circle Schools. [Photo by Sharon Dietz]
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 22, 1983—Page 4
Celebrate golden wedding anniversary
The weather was warm
Saturday, June 11th but, no
warmer than the "Best
Wishes" of the large gath-
ering of relatives, neigh-
bours and friends who at-
tended the 50th wedding
anniversary reception in the
Whitechurch Community
Hal for Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Gaunt.
they were married June 14,
1933 at the home of the
bride's parents, the late Mr.
and Mrs. David Currie of
East Wawanosh Township.
The groom, Russell Gaunt, is
the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Gaunt of Kin-
loss Township.
The couple farmed in Kin-
loss Township for over 40
years. They now reside in
Wingham.
Of the 40 guests who at-
tended the wedding 50 years
ago, ten were present for this
happy occasion.
John Gaunt of White-
church was best man. Jean
(Currie) Elliott of Ottawa was
bridesmaid and Merle
(Gaunt) McFarlane of Goder-
ich played the wedding mus-
ic. The minister was the late
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Brookside students tour Bruce Nuclear station
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crackers. When they return-
ed to school they played
2 -pitch for the rest of the
day.
On June 16 Mrs. Worsell's
grade 3 class held a food
festival. Each child chose a
certain food and then did a
project on it. They brought
the food they made themsel-
ves with help from their
parents, to share with the
class.
June 16 Mr. Liddle's grade
6 class made hot dogs for
their lunch.
On Monday, June 6 there
was a professional develop-
ment day. The teachers
planned next year's curricu-
lum and arranged classes.
Those who were volunteers
during the year were invited
to attend the lunch at noon.
Some stayed to watch a video
tape, What Do You Do with a
Child Like That?
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Mrs. Bere attended a
special education meeting at
Colborne School on June 13.
Dorothy Gain from Gage
Publishing Company on
Tuesday, June 14 and Wed-
nesday, June 15, asking
teachers what new text books
and paper they require for
next fall,
Sheila Morton from Sea -
forth Public School was here
on Wednesday discussing
guidance with Mr. Jewitt and
Mrs. Graham, our guidance
counsellors.
Friday, June 10 was
Greasers Day. There was a
co.op
Sock Hop in the gymnasium
at noon. All wishing to
participate were asked to
wear suitable clothing from
the 50s. Most of the girls
we°re dressed with full skirts
and bobby socks. Boys had
greased hair and black leath-
er jackets.
On June 15 Brookside
hosted the annual two -pitch
tournament. Teams from
Holmesville, Victoria, Rob-
ertson, Colborne and Brook-
side competed. The senior
girls champion was Brook-
side, runner up Colborne.
Senior boys champion was
Colborne, runner up Robert-
son. Junior girls champion
was Brookside, runner up
Colborne. Junior boys
Champion was Holmesville,
runner up Victoria.
Play Day was held Friday,
June 17 . All the students
particpated and it was a
great success. Grade 8 ran
the various games and grade
7 students were the captains
of the teams.
Grade 8 is getting ready
for graduation on Thursday,
June 23.
NOTICE
The Lucknow District Co-op
WILL BE CLOSED
FOR
INVENTORY
Wednesday, June 29th
[PLEASE NOTE CORRECTION]
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CO-OPERATION
Store Hours
THURSDAY, JUNE 30,1983
8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Friday,July 1st, 1983
CLOSED
See You At The Jamboree
Saturday, July 2nd, 1983
9:00 a.m. -12:00 NOON ONLY
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Lucknow District Coop
Lucknow Phone 529-7953