The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-03-04, Page 141!
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For LDHS Dance
(By Jim ' MacDonald)
On the- evening of February '28
-'the. L.D:H:S: , auditorium was alive
with dancing, ' couples :-as the sec-
ond annual :"Cadet :Ball" wag' held.
The auditorium ' was ' given a
military flavour by ; the addition;,
.of two parachutes hung from the
ceiling: , The "Ubique" emblem. of
the, Royal Canadian Artillery was
displayed on one wall. Appropriate
bunting'. was; strung in the foyer.
•:.and military caricatures frightened
the walls.
In attendance at the dance were
Mr. and . Mrs. Goyette, Mr. Hall
and Sgt George Reed of London,
in addition to the ,.large turnout ; of
FEBRUARY GOES INTO �.
RECORDS AS "300D" MONTH
No one in this community needs
to be told: that ,February 1964
was a "good" .month weatherwise;'
It .was generally: mild with light
snowfall,'. compared to .last' win-
ter, and a good deal of :sunshine.
The official figures record. a
high of 43 degrees and a low 'of
8 below zero:.. Believe it or not
snowfall totalled :about. 24 inches,
a good. deal ' of nitcoming', in a
short timelast week, but not
"sticking around" for • long ` Rain ---
fall. totalled 46 :' inches. •
in "dress blues" for the occasion.
Although, cadets were asked to
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did so.
Music .;was ;provided ;by the
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MAJORITY FAVORS: • •
REBUILDING BETHEL, CHURCH'
Bethel. United•' Church congrega-
tion,of ; a vote received better than
sixty.. per cent support in favor
•of.
rebuilding the church,: -which,
Was gutted by fire last year.
The decision appears. to have
causeda disruption in the " con--
gregation with some of the Mein-
ers strongly
iemers..strongly' opposed': torebuild-
ing, and making it plain they 'will
not support the project. •
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ZION
Mr. Charlie Anderson is in
Wingham Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Leaver and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker and
familysxisited with Mr. and Mrs.
D, A. Hackett. '
Mr. and Mrs.. Harvey Ritchie:
and family visited Sunday, with.
i1fr: and Mrs. Bert Wylie . of. Gor-
Mrs Jack Gardner left Sunday
to visit in California with her
girls and . their families..;
Ken Gardner is in . London Hos-
pital following an accident Sunday
night.
Church will be at 3:00 p.m for
the : month of March . '.
Lucknow Loses
•.]n
. Charity Game
On , Monday evening, March 2,
at the Lucknow arena, Silverwoods
of 'the Lucknow Industrial ,League
played host to the;: CKNX Sports
team from. Wingham:. TV .station in
a. charity hockey game, . with pro-
ceeds being
roceeds'being donated to the March.
of:. Dimes campaign.
It was .a fast:. skating': duel with
the *CKNX team winning . 6-3.. The
Wingham squad, although : short
handed somewhat, were ; bolstered
with a very efficaedt goal tender
in Wayne Reihl; who: turned away.,
shot .after shot and seemed hard;
to beat from any angle for the
Lucknow team. Top goalgetter` for
CKNX was ." Wayne w Brown• with
'3 goals, followed closely by Wavle
Maslin with two; a singleton going
to Elwin f resin. Lucknow ' marks-
men were Gary ::Johnston • with
two and .:Roy Emberlin„ getting a
single'
A 'large ..crowd .was in : atten-
dance at this game, • which was
preceded by : an exhibition' game
between Lucknow Squintsr and
Wingham Squirts with Wingham
coming out 'as victors : by a .'score
of 5-2. A. lunch was served in the
arena -at ' the • conclusion" of ' 'the.
hockey game.
GIRLS SHOW. GROWING .
HOCKEY • ENTHUSIASM
Public ' school age girls . sin the
communityare showing- enthus-
iasm for competitive. hockey. North
Ashfieldv,Public •School has a': girls'
team; a$ has the Lucknow school;.
and these two teams . clashed in
battle on Friday afternoon.,
The result 'was a`' 6-0 win for
the Lucknow lassies: Goal scor-
=ers -.'Were 1,. Barbara-- -Whitby 2,
Nancy Corrin, Eleanor. Whitby,
Margaret , Chester and Lynda Chis-
=holm, one :each
'.•LUCKNOW•INDUSTRI:AL .,
HOCKEY . ,.
On T»esday,' March 3, at' 8:00
p.m. Holyrood were, upset by Port
Albert who defeated the Butchers
.to 1. At. 9:30 ''Kintail:` came
through to hand Silveywoods—a bss
by the- score of 64. The .playoffs
start next Tuesday evening, with:.
Sitverwoods vs. Fort Albert at 8:00
p.m: and at 9:30 p.m..Kintail vs.
Holyreod. The playoffs will be the
pest 2 out of 'semifinal series.
Is Busy' Refereeing
Jack Henderson reported last
week . that • he's had, a busy refer-
eeing. schedule' with practically
every night filled, including two
. ■ - n league playoffs. Jack, started off
Jahn W Henderson Lumher Ltd. •■ g refereeing
!E ; ■ the` Silverwood-CKNX benefit gam
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In. The HIGH' SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Education (lpportunities In
Canada Seem Greaf
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Gut Courtesy` *Free Press •
: R. BRUCE 'MacKENZIE
Lucknow istrict ' High •School
cation, • for this. is., one very m-
portant . road towards :theattain-
ment of a successful .life. .'.
"When •a student enters secon=
dary school he is given, or can
obtain without undue 'difficulty,
such 'aids as will help him aug-
ment his desire.. for learning_ Pro::
ficiency and scholastic awards are
available to those who. are willing,
ttoo :dthevoteeirstudies. extra.. time and efforts
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"It is while in 'high 'school that
a student truly learns. how to
'wc rk co-operatively.. with others.;
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an to share their interests, opin-
ions, and views.
Today's students. have excellent...
opportunitiesfor: obtaining higher
education 'which will , qualify , them.
for the abundant employment 'op-
portunities available, grade 13
student -R. Brtice MacKenzie of
R.1;'... 5, Lucknow says, ' .
Bruce,,, a student of Lucknow
istrict High School,: says he hopes
to study history at' the University
of Western 'Ontario and . then em-
bark' upon .•a secondary ..school.
teaching, career.
• He is. the'' son ,of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas MacKenzie. The 18 -year-
old .youth is past -president of, the
church .young people's group and
co -leader of the Lucknow Recre
ation iCenter . .._ • ..
�1�•.grade•.�11-�he�-won�:the�history;
achievement award and the year
proficiency award. He ...was a.
semif inalist . in the public speaking
competition,, Completing "•grade :12
he had an average of 13.6 per ' cent
and at Christmas, 1963, he achiev-
ed a 71.9 per `cent average en his
grade 13 papers.
He was delegated to the Student
Leaders' Club by his school's pili=
eipal and staff.
• His essay ' 'Y.'Canada's ' Greatest
Opportunity ' for Her Youh" fol-
lows: .4 •
Today,` more than ever before,
Canada's 'young people are en-
lowed With abundant opportun=
ities. for a..Successful career. The
greatestof. these, I feel, is 'the
opportunity for'.an advanced eduy
•
"Anyone .with a. keen desire for
learning ':and with'theta ecessary
ability mar-ngw'"attcrid Z river ity:
Scholarships,. ' bursaries, grants. -
and . interest-free :loans provide
many students with the 'necessary
funds. But, this is not an oppor-
tunity
ppo :tunity to be taken lightly or ig• • .
pored, The youth of • today must
realize that a ' tremdous amount of
work is necessary for, the achieve-
ment. of -any ambition. The pun-
pose of education is t� stimulate;
and guide the student toward the
fulfilment of his goal. He is. taught
the. qualities of leadership anrl•
thus is able. to deal in a mature •
manner with any of the complex
problems which- may arise.
Yes; . Canada and its. institutions
of learning truly offer to its youth
tl�ede geducoldenationop.portunity of advanc.
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