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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-09-17, Page 23/ARNOLD'S GENERAL R.R. 7 Lucknow ®Lanes — Phone 529-7248 SCHNEIDER'S CRISPY FLAKE SHORTENING 59c lb.. MINUTE RICE, 12 oz. 72c , LIBERTY SULTANA RAISINS, 15 oz. 78c RIPLEY. :/DISTRICT 'SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1975 - THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO pAaa TWENTY•THREE 17,- 1975 Ic .3112, 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 M 1 LISTOWEL TRANSPORT . LINES LTD. Ontario's Silver '& Black Fleet winimmomm. Marriage vows were exchanged by. Catherine Bethea Dunsmuir and John James Moir on Saturday, August 23rd at 3 p.m. at Sacred , Heart Roman Catholic Church, Wingham. Father A. Nolan Officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Eunice .Dunsmuir of Lucknow and Mr. Lawson Dunsmuir, Victor- At. The Lucknow FALL FAIR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 1st PRIZE — $5.00 2nd PRIZE — $3.00 3rd PRIZE — $2.00 • In Each Class 1 K=KIC=311.5===.3C This space is donated for community improvements by STARTING AT 2:30 P.M. Married in Wingharn Church ENTER THE MOIR - DUNSMUIR ia, B.C. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. James Moir of R. R. 2 Wingham. The church Was decorated With floral arrangements of pink glads, daisies and multi-coloured poms. The bride, who was given in marriage by her, uncle, John Helm of Kitchener, chose a floor-length gown of white polyester satin with -Photo by Snyder.. Treat Injuries Paul Kerr, R.R. 2 TeeSwater, Was riding in the back of his fath- er's truck September 12 when he fell out and hit the ground. He was treated for lacerations and abra- sions to the back of his head, and abrasions'to his lower spinal column and buttocks, then releas- ed. Investigated by H. W. -McKittrick, Wingh am O. P. P____ Karen Richmond,' R. R. 2. Blyth, was a passenger in a vehicle which missed a curve September 13 and went into the ditch on concession #4 of Morris .township. She was treated for a' contusion on her forehead, a small abrasion on the knee and a laceration to her elbow. Lonnie Whitfield, R. R. 3 Blyth was also a passenger in the car which missed the curve, and went into the' ditch. He was treated for lacerations and bruises arid releas- ed. John Watson, R. R. 3 Blyth, was driver of the vehicle which went into the ditch. He was treated for lacerations and released. Investigated by Constable Ricker. lace inserts on the front panels and laee inset, above the 'sweetheart neckline forming a high collar, long straight sleeves with lace edging at wrist and featuring princess warn- ing, ties at back and ruffled flounce. Her floor-length two-tier veil of ivory silk illusion fell from a tiny lace caplet. She carried a serenade cascade of miniature pink carnations and ivy. Miss Sheila MacIntyre of Luck= now, friend Of the bride; was maid of honour. She wore a pink polyester and cotton floral dress Which featured princess seaming; sweetheart neckline, puffy sleeves, ruffled flounce and ties at back. She carried a purity bouquet of daisies and pink poms. Bridesmaids were Miss Joanne MacIntyre and Miss Suzanne Garniss, both of Lucknow and friends ,of the bride; Miss Faye Moir of Wingham and Miss Mary ' Moir of R. R. 2 Wingham, both sisters of the groom. They were dressed similar to that/ of the maid of honour except two were in blue and two in lilac. Their flowers were purity bouquets of daisies and poms matching the colour of their dresses. All the attendants wore white floppy-brimmed hats with ribbons on the brim matching their dresses. Best man was Murray Reid of Lucknow, friend of the groom. Ushers' were Allan Johnstone, Lucknow and Bruce Ortlieb, Blue- vale, friends of the groom; Paul Moir of R. R. 2 Wingham, brother of the groom and Allan Dunsmuir, Lucknow, brother of the bride. The groom and attendants wore black and white tuxedos with white carnation boutonnieres. A wedding banquet was held in the church basement at 5 p.m. A reception dance followed at 9 p.m. in the Wingham Arena with music by Carruther's Orchestra, Ripley. The bride',, mother chose a floor-length gown of medium green polyester doubleknit, long full sleeves, square neckline and cor- sage of gold single mums. The .groom's mother wore a floor-length two-piece ensemble of floral on navy arnel. Her corsage was of gold single mums. Honoured guests were the groom's paternal grandmother, Mrs. John (Mabel) Moir, Wingham and the bride's maternal grand- mother, Mrs. William (Ruth) Helm of Lucknow. Both wore corsages of single mums. For going away the bride chose a two-piece pantsuit of Apricot double knit with a white single mum corsage and white accessor- ies. Following their honeymoon the couple arc residing in White. church. The groom is employed at Western Foundry, Wingham and the bride is a student at F. E. Madill Secondary School, Wing- ham. benefit • for Mr. thel who y' fire. day ch of. St: osen by ge wed- !find on ras Mrs. est man Master ;he was Mr. K. y. guests Mr. and After a ,fth, 'the esidence Fredrick =it S=734, 1= CLASS 1 — SINGLE BABIES UNDER 4 MONTHS CLASS 2 SINGLE BABIES 4 TO 8 MONTHS CLASS 3 — SINGLE BABIES'S TO 12 MONTHS BABY CONIES NEW FACES There seems', to be quite a few new faces around the school this year, 'some belonging to teachers but most of them belonging to new students: We have 26 new Grade 9 people join our student body this year. We are pleased to see them and we all hope to get to know them better as the year progresses. We have 4 new" teachers in the school. Mrs. Birnie is acting in, the capacity of our librarian. Mrs. Huston has taken Over dUtiesas an English, Consumer Education, Ec- onomics,, and Geography teacher: Mr. Greenwood is teaching the Grade 8 class and Mr. Richards is teaching Grade 6/7. Not only do we have new faces but we also have a new building. We acquired a double-portable during the summer. It is our library., It is very spacious for study-periods. TEACHERS We have a 'great line ,up of teachers in these hallowed halls of learning for the next year. With the four • new additions and the other eight teachers, we should be guided through our education with ,,much skill and patience. ELECTIONS . Once more it is election time at R.D.S. • The student body is electing a new exeQutive. This is a pleasant job Since last year's students' council of Janice Reeves, president; Carol MacKay, vice; Barb Grubb, secretary and Julie' McGuire, treasurer are going to have the students' council very neat and organized. So it won't be hard for the next executive to 'pick up from where they left off. Nominations were taken on Thursday, September 11. Those nominated for president were Ken MacKay and Mike Gallant; vice president were Kevin Cook and Donna Gallant; secretary nomina- tions were Jane Ann Colling, Wendy Hamilton and Ann Cluley; treasurer were Heather Boyle and Laurie Colling, Since the Provin- cial election is on September 18, we decided to have ours then too, We will be having our barbecue and hearing the candidates speak on Wednesday, September 17. I would like to personally say good luck and may the person who will do the best job win! VOLLEYBALL The intramural volleyball sched- ule began at school last week. There are six girl's teams and six boy's teams.. The captains for the boy's learns are Randy Ackert, Mike Gallant, Peter MacDonald, Courtney Liddle, Ken MacKay and Kevin Cook. The captains for 'the girl's teams are Janice 'Reeves, Barbara Grubb, Debbie Peter: baugh, Nancy McGuire, Carol MacKay and Arlene Tranter. The games are played at' noon hour each, day and the winning team members will each receive crests. Good luck to all the teams! RENOVATION'S There have been men working in making the schoOl look in ship-shop shape this past week. •They have been seen painting and there have been electricians working on the wiring -for the new portable. GRADE TEN TRIP The grade ten English class, under the leadership of Mrs. Collins, went on a trip to the Shakespearean Festival in Strat- ford on September ninth. From reports that I've .heard. they said it really brought to life the book they are studying in' English, which is Twelfth Night. 7 PIECE , ITCHEN SUITE 72 Inch Table COMPARE AT $269.00 $155.00 BALL AUCTIONS. LUCKNOVV PHONE 528-2331