The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-11-08, Page 21NAME STUDENT couNcit,
At the beginning of the year it
was decided to have a student
council. There were four people ,
nominated fOr each office and
the results are- as follows: -Presid-
ent - Bob Shepherd; Vice Presid-
ent - Donna Errington; Secretary ,-
Cathy Simpson; Treasurer - Val-
erie Errington; and Press Report-
ers Rick Taylor and Nancy Al-
ton. Every roam from grades
— five up has a rbom representative
who sits in on our meetings and
reports back to the class. The
room representatives are asfdl-
lows: Room 2 - Donald Dors
6
cht;
Room 10 - Lynn Miller; Room 6 -
Sharon Pollock; Room 9, - Murray
Lyons;-Roomer - Kevin Kilpatric k;
Room 8 - David Simpson; Room,
'11 - Maxine Bradley; and Room 12
Dayle MacDonald..
Mr, and Mrs. Frank MacKenzie,
visited on Sunday in Toronto with
Frank's mother and sister, Mrs. •
Wm. MacKenzie and Catherine.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Harnilton
returned from a bus trip to Winni-
peg. Manitoba where they visited
with their son, Ross Hamilton,
Mrs. Hamilton and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Houston
moved to their new home 'in
Lucknow last week.
Mrs. Jas. McNaught9n and Mrs.
Ira Dickie were overnight guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Carl
Dickie of Hope Bay while attend-
ing the Area Convention in Wiar-
ton on Monday and Tuesday.
Joe Kerr entertained members
of council from the townships of
Turnberry, East Wawanosh and
'Kinloss at a banquet at Belgrave
on Thursday evening. Those at-
tending from this.community ,
were Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Mac-
1<innon, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray
and Mr. and 'Mrs. Barry Johnston.
SPOKE ON RUSSIAN,TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Irwin of
Sarnia were guests at the Kairshea
Women's Institute At Home held
in Kairshea Hall on Saturday
evening., Mrs. Irwin, the former
Joan Campbell-, taught_at the__
Sixth School about twenty years
ago and boarded with Mr: and
Mrs. Allister Hughes. EllWood's
;account of their trip to Russia,
;was Most interesting to both the
iadults and children:
Ross L. MacDonald returned on
Monday -fro=i-sitirrg-with hrs
daughter Mrs. Carl Deleuze and
Mr. Deleuze in Montreal., Queb-
ec.
Mr . and . Mrs. Evan Keith, San-
'dra and Murray visited on. Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs...John Reid and •
family and Mr. and Mrs. ,Neil
McAllister and family of Chesley.,
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8th, 1972 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOWeONTARK) PAGE TWENTY,ONE
Married In Ceremony At Sarnia
KINLOSS
A.•-••••
RECORD HOP
On Friday ,,October 27 , the stud
ent council held a record hop for
grades five to eight•at noon hour.
We -made a tota1--of---$1220°:
BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS
which will go to
It was.quite successful and we
hope to, have another one in Nov-
ember.
HORROR HOUSE :
On Tuesday, October 31 the
student council held :a horror
house. 'At noon the grades five to,
eight pupils, went through. After
last recess the little children were
allowed to go through. The horror
house was -enjoyed by-a-H-arici
made $5 :80 profit.
DRESSING UP
On Monday, October 30 the
little children from the first kinder-
garten who attend schoolon that ,
day dressed up and paraded around
to all the classrooms and were en-.
joyed by all.
On Tuesday„Qctober 31 the
Kindergartens as well, as the entire
junior Wing, up to grade foUr i.
dressed up and paraded around
after recess. They also had tw.o
overgrown spooks who accompan-
ied them in their parading.
By Nancy Alton
rani HE NEW-In—EXCITING, RUGGED,
TOP-PERFORMANCE, DEPENDABLE.
EIGHT-EXCMNG-MODELS----
TO. HOOSE FROM.
See Boa-Ski's new instrumentation panel,
deep padded seat, wide stance skis
and exciting stylings.
"flees more to-Boa-Ski.
mans best friend in the snow
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HACKETT'S ,f,ARM. EQUIPMENT .
.LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
DOEK McQUILLIN
High Park United'Church, Sam- vest suit with a gold shirt. All
is , was the setting for a double male attendants wore, bouton-
ring ceremony uniting in marriage nieres of yellow daisies. • •
mother ofthe bAde -chose
• Doek on Saturday, September 23, an original floor length gown of
at '4 p.m. Rev. Gordon Pickeil mauve Wisteria crepe. The dress,
performed the ceremony.
The church was decorated with,
baskets 6f orange gladioli, yel-
low and white .daisies and baby's
breath. Orange'bows,adorned the
pews. The organist was Mr.. P.
Doue and Mr. K. Eyre was
soloist. Ie ,sangah_e The mother of the groom-w-ax-
Wedding Prayer and-The Wedding lovely in a floor length gown of -
Hymn. pale yellow angel crepe with
The bride is the daughter of high neckline and long sleeves,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McQuillin fashioned with a Matching, floor
of Sarnia. The groom is the son • length coat in wool lace. She
of Mrs. Cornelia Doek of.Strath- wore a white cattleya orchid with
roy, and late Klaas-Doek yellow throat.
Given in marriage by both her • The dinner and reception was
father and mother, the bride wore held at the Dante Club, Sarnia.
an original gown of crystal crepe The bride's table was centred'
with a three tiered wedding in empire sil*ette: A chain of
lace daisies divided the skirt from cake. Silver Candelabra with
the bodice and ran in panels down orange candles and yellow and white daisies also'decorated the the skirt, and around the cowl
neckline. The' full Victorian table. Ron Hicks, of Montreal,
uncle of the bride, was master sleeves carried, the same lace. A ceremonies. • ' full Cathedral train fell from the of ,
_Obi bow at tticw4j§•A X1411F For travelling to Florida and_the...
cap Of matching lace and mater- Oaharnas, the bride wore a vest
ial held a scalloped French illu- styled dress lin dusty rose with*
sion veil to the head. She carried, black patent accessories. A single
a Cascade of White sweetheart white rose froth her bouquet cbm-
roses, daisies and baby's breath. pleted her ensemble
Following their honeYrrioon,
Mr. and Mrs: Doek will reside in
.I•
all friendS of. the bride .' They
were dressed alike in floor length '
gem ns--of-orange-chiffon-featuring=
long -sleeves , empire waistlines
anq high necklines 'trimmed in
velvet___The .skIrts . w ere
fashioned -in a chiffon flOral print
with a deep ruffle at the. hemline.
They wore orange picture' hats.
arkfcarried cascades of yelloW
daisies, orange carnations and
baby's' bi:eath . Ffower girl was
13ett ,Dock,. Strathroy , niece' of
the Her, gown was ,Of a.
floral print over orange chiffon
similar to those of the.
bridesnixids. She also wore an. °
orange picture hat and carried a
cascade of daisies and carnations.
Jake nuister, Strathroy, , was
.grooinsman,.. The guests were
ushered h\ Andy GarriSbn, Sarnia—
friend orthe groom and Don Mc -
Quillin , brother of the bride .,
"Flit groom and his attendants
wore broWn tuxedos with-gold ruf-
fled shirts, 'Ring-bearer was John
Tamming, Strathroy, nephew of
the groom. He wore a brown
My sincere thanks to everyone
who assisted with my election
campaign also to those who
supported me. It was all very
Much appreciated.
090412 Zoney
P.C. Candidate for Bruce
featured a pencil sheath skirt with
wrap over panel and
embroidered beading to match
the same motif on the small cowl
collar and. host, ige_.ANhite
cattleya orchid With mauve throat
completed her ensemble.
-a
'Mrs.. Shirley Davidson of Sarnia
as matron of honour and brideS- Sarnia. '
maids were Mrs. Vicky. MCKinlay Out of town, guests were present
•Vallallk 1.4 DOM let-of-Sa-rnia , Strathroy,•Kin- outre a
Icardine, Lucknow, Ripley, North
'Bay, St. Catharines, Toronto,
'Walkerton, Niagara Falls, Oak-
ville,, Hespeler, London and St.
Clair Shores, Michigan. '
' Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks,
Kincardine, and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard McQuillin, Holyrood,
grandparent of the bride ,:-.were---
honoured guests.
Prior to her marriage the bride,
was the guest of honour at four'
showers arranged 'by neighbours,
friends and the offite staff of
Dow Chemical where the bride is
employed. 'An Open House was,
held at the home 'of the bride and
groom to display tlieir many lov-
ely gifts.