The Lucknow Sentinel, 2013-11-06, Page 22 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, November 6, 2013
The RIGHT ATTITUDE!
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Once a month Lucknow Central Public School holds an assembly
to celebrate various student accomplishments from sports to good
deeds. They also give out awards to the students in each grade
with the `Right Attitude' for that month, October being Honesty.
Back L -R: October's receipients were Jacob Smith, Darian
Pennington -Fritz, Abby Robinson, Raelyn Pennington -Fritz,
Mackenzie Bolander, Lane Rothmaier, Barbara Jean Furness,
Jaxson Cranston. Front: Dakota Donaldson, Erin Cochrane, Annan
Moffat, Wade MacKay, Jessica Bushell.
Grade 4 student
Lane Rothmaier
gets a high -five
from Principal
Uttley-Shaw as he
receives his `Right
Attitude' award
for Honesty from
Learning Resource
Teacher Marlene
Irwin.
Wawanosh brings the Gold Home for Huron
Reba Jefferson
The Wawanosh Golden Girls repre-
senting Huron County won the Provin-
cial Go for the Gold Championship
held at the Royal Agricultural Winter
Fair on November 2, 2013. The win-
ning team consisted of Kate Higgins,
Melissa Higgins, Reba Jefferson,
Jolande Oudshoorn and Jeanette
Schramm; with Mary Ellen Foran and
Marita Oudshoorn as coaches. For 32
years, Go for the Gold has been an inte-
gral part of many 4-H projects across
the province. In order for teams to par-
ticipate at the provincial level, they
must have competed and won at their
local county level and at their regional
level. The competition presents the
ultimate challenge to members by test-
ing their skills and knowledge of 4-H,
agriculture, food, nutrition and current
events.
At the Royal Winter Fair, the Huron
County team (Region 5) competed
against all 4-H Regions, whose teams
were from the counties of Sudbury,
Carleton, Prince Edward, Halton and
Oxford. Each game was about 30 min-
utes in length and was formatted with
short answer, assigned multiple choice,
who/what am I, team discussion and
snapper (true/false) questions. After
the round robin tournament of five
games, the two teams with the highest
accumulated points from the total of
all games played advanced to the
Championship game. The Wawanosh
Golden Girls were leading in points
and therefore qualified them for the
Championship game against the
Halton County team (Region 4) who
was in second place. It was a very close
game but the Wawanosh team pulled
ahead at the end of the game, and won
165 to 155 points.
The Wawanosh Golden Girls would
like to thank the Ontario Mutual Insur-
ance Association for sponsoring the
event and the Royal Winter Fair for
supporting the event. It was a wonder-
ful experience for all the 4-H members
participating. An additional thank you
goes to all the volunteers who acted as
judges and scorekeepers, and to the
organizational committee.
The Wawanosh 4-H Golden Girls were excited about their recent win of the Go For
the Gold Competition at the Royal Winter Fair. L -R: Mary Ellen Foran (coach), Reba
Jefferson, Jolande Oudshoorn, Melissa Higgins, Jeanette Schramm, Kate Higgins and
Marita Oudshoorn (coach).
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