The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-12-07, Page 15WED. NESDAY& 01C.._ 7
:1,THIE_LRCKNO1111. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW', ONTAIt1O
PA ►If •FIFTEEN
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To Canvass
For C.111',1.8
Reading the newspaper ls.one of
the thousands Of ways that our eyes
serve us each day, Fa nitre
rwenty-five thousand Canad.
lane, reading thelhieadline$ oTa .,
newspaper cannot be accomplished
because of'lacka of visloo.
Six ty - five blind: people live h
• Bruce County.. To help newly blin-
ded. Canadians adjust to, lilting
happier and move prodUctive lives.
the:Canad'ian National Institute for
the Blind offers a pirogramrhne of
assistance, that is 'recognized •
among the finest in the Wand.
For financial support, the C.N.
1.13. depends on canaributions from
good people interested in helping
prevent blindness and. making .
better the conditions of the lives
of blind Canadians.
It costs the C. N. J, B, approxiini•
ately $200. per year to Make ava-
ilable their ;service programme...
This year's C: N.l,>3. appeal far .
funds: is being conducted entirely.
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by th'e students of Lucknow Dist
riot High School. When a C.N.1.B1
canvasser knocks,at your door .this
year, this will..be your once a ,
year opportunityto help the C.N.
1.13,• to help the blind; to, help them
selves. '
The .1., D.N.S. students; will be .
calling on residents of .the area :on
, Monday, December 12:
Cheerleaders
Ready.
Lucknow D:iatriet High School Ch-
eerleaders
h-eerleaders have •been reorganized,
They can.be heard shouting vigor- ,
ously at noon and three -thirty.
Those on the squad are. Janice
llodgins. Marilyn MacIntyre,.
"Janice.Kilpatrick.' Marlene Drenn-
an., •Sharen Moffat,... Valerie` Morn-;
ingstar, Mary Anne McEwan,
Barbara .Maclntyre, Lorene Erring -
too/ and "Donna Mullin These: girls.
will'the.,on hand to cheer the.
Basketball teams on to victory.
Basketballs
Teams Chosen
Also the Basketball teams have
been chosen, Mr. MacDougall,,
coachvof the Jr. Boys" team, post-
ed the followinglist. Stephen
Andrew, Jinn utton , "...gni Colyer
Hill. Chisholm, David Eadie; John
Emberltn•, Jim;Henderson, Allan
'Rhody, Ken Roulston and Sandy
Simpson.; Mr. Dennis, coach qf.
bots.. girls' teams announced the
following: Jr. Girls Nancy Bushell,
Nancy Corrin:, Helen Courtney.
Brenda Hewitt. "Nancy Kirkland,
Bev. ,MacDonald; Mary Pannabeck
er, Linda. Straughan, Dorothy Van
Beers, Lynda:.Walden and Eleanor
Whitby. Sr.'Girls: Susan Arnold,
Janet Carruthers, Pam Cooper,
Marybelle Hunter, Nancy Irwin..
`.Joan MacKenzie; Wendy Mac-
Kenzie , 'Sylvia
ac=Kenzie,'Sylvia MacLeod, Sharyn
Mowbray,, Betty Anne Simpson •
and Gertrude .Van Beers. Mt.
Mason has not yet posted -the 'mem
bers of . the Sr., Boys' team.
:Christmas.Dance
' The Christmas Dance is to be
held. Friday, December 23., from
9. to l2p.m . Ron Grant's Orchest-
r.a,from .Toronto is supplying the
music. The Students' Council
are hoping for a good turn out,
MEET :1 OUi.
TEACHER
Christnios. Ca s
• High Schoo1,Cristmas .card's are
now 'on sale. • Anyone interested
in purchasing some, please con-
tact the student council...
Wednesday. The Christmas rat
'was read after the singing of y
"The Queen": Announcements, were
read'. Then, Mr. Gibson gave a
short'taik.'on the Junior Science
Club. He also'briefly outlined the
corning Science Pair which some
students"planto enter., The.
''Harmonettcs sang. "Silent Night,
in two parts;
Ass'ernbay
' A. standing assembly was. held:
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1967. Models.
SEVERAL 10 CHOOSE FROM.
:1966 FORD Custom SON, 4 door
2--1966 CHEV Impala, 4 door hardtops,. VS automatic...
1966 PONTIAC Laurentian, V$ automatic, 9' passenger
sfationwagon
1965 'PLYMOUTH, Sedan r , cylinder, standard transmission
1964 MERCURY, Vaton truck
1963. PONTIAC; r •Cyllsidor, 4 Door Standard Transmission
1963 VALIANT, 4:door,:: cylinder
1960 RAMBLER', 4 ;Dear, "4 Cylinder
SEVERAL OLDER MODELS
Donald Dennis
Donald Dennis attended "Public
School in Atwood.. For his High;
School learning be went to List
owel . from here lievent went on to
Waterloo . Lutheran University.'
Ne joined the Lucknow staff as
Latin and Phys. Ed.'�teacher 'on
January 14, i9s2
During his teen years, Mr,'"
Dennis was always interested in
sports; He played on'theowinning
Ontario Championship baseball
team three consecutive years.
The'same three years he was,on
the runner-up team 'in the Hockey.
championships: During itis last
year: of university he played
Varsity hockey. Since coming to
Lucknow, he has encouraged
many new teamssuch as volley-
•.ball and badminton Also he 'has
btought.'up the track and field
records of the school. Two.
years ago the .Senior Girls'.
Basketball team won for this.
division.. He also has played ball.
on the Lucknow teams.
Mr. Dennis majored in history
in ;University with' five credits
but took Latin with' four credits.
Because his. Latin marks were
trig`her. he taught Latin;. He is an
excellent Latin teacher, for, he
knows where students, have prob
.lems and,tries'to make it simple.
He is Understanding and takes
time to give special help for those
'who need it. He once said that
the reason for this was because
he 'himself had found Latin very
hard in High School. He. believes
that a language teacher should •
stay until at least'the� first class
he taught has finished High Sch:-
Ooh, so at leastfour years•tin the
, case of Latin.:
,In sports and':Phy.Ed, training,
Mr. Dennis has inspired.much.
school, spirit. Anyone watching
him coach can.see.that his enthus-.
iasm spills overinto, his teams.
classes' have become more.
'interesting with the addition of
new equipment particularly in the
field of gymnastics.
Mr. Dennis was married in 1960,
Ile 'and his wife have two sons,
Michael", four and. Jody, two., '
When asked why he had never gone
on to a larger school, Mr; Dennis,
replied, "Because I don't like e.
. moving". He feels small schools
have their values but realizes big
schools also have advantages for •
students. He is mild natured and
quiet,, but is greatly respected and
admired by the students. •
Fashion Show
LANGSIDE
Miss Rosemary McLa.ushlfn,
fashion co-ordinator of Simplicity
Patterns,. visited the :chool ee
' Friday, .She presented a fashion
show of fall and winter outfits. • •
These .clothes were, made from
Simplicity patterns, Girlsfirom the
school modelled., • Those modeling
were; •Gertrude Van Beets., Brenda
Hewitt, .Nancy 'Corrin, Cathy
.MacLeod, ';Janice Brooks; Pat
Anderson, Linda Little,. Wanda,..
liunter, Donn* 'E. -Ritchie Sh re r
Moffat, , Marton Reid , Janice •
Hodgins, Rosalene Phillips, Helen
Courtney, Joanne Hayes, Beverly
MacDonald, Nancy Irwin, Donna',.
Wylds, Annie Van.Diepenbiek, •
Louise MacDonald, Janice Fowler,.
Heather 'Hewitt and Nancy Bushel.
• The stud.entt, boys included, and.
staff enjoyed this show very much
and.would like to thank Mrs, ..
Hewitt for her..w:ork in preparing
for it,
GIVE A .PENI
Pans 25c to .$1:911
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
Seale from this community atte-
nded the reception for Mr, and
Is4ra, .Allan Milker.., newlyweds in
Lueknow on Saturday .evening..
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartholomew
• and Dale of Strathroy:spent the
week -end with Mr and "Mrs.,
Eu§ene Conley,Darrell Bartholo-
mew who had been with his grand-
parents, for the past week returned
.home with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Dake Moffat, and
Mr; and Mrs, Eugene Costley att-.
. ended the benefit dance at Wrox -
. eter on .Friday evening for Mr,
and Mrs., Charles Moore who lost
`.their home by .fire the previous
1 week, Mrs. Moore is a niece of
Mrs. Moffat's.
Mr, and Mrs. Peter de Boer and
Hilda were at London -on Monday
when Hildavisited: an eye spectral-
ist.
Mrs, Q. • Van der. Klippe returned
home on Sunday from Wtngharn
and. District Hospital::
Peter Steer of London spent the
week -end with. his.parents Mi.
and Mrs. 'Philip Steer.. •
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