HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-04-05, Page 18PAGE EIGHTEEN
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
The, net/ $450,000 Brookside
Public School, located on the 9th
of Ashfield just= west of the Luck
now -Dungannon road, officially'
Swung open its doors on: Monday,
morning of this week to 380 pup-
ils from Ashfield and .West Wawa
-
nosh. Townships:
The • use of ` the school is the :cli-
max of many months of planning.
and organizing by board members,
teachers and ernployees Af the
Maaton Construction Company of
Sarnia who had the general con
tract; • •
The school has twelve classrooms
plus a• library. and auditorium -play
• room. All classrooms save one,
the science room.,` were ready to'
goon Monday morning. As a• temp-,
Ovary measure, the, library is being
'used, until the science' room is com'-
pleted.''Most other inside work is
completed with the exce.ption:of.:
, the auditorium where'workinen are
busily completing their task.
All, landscaping and .outside work
remains to be done but the interior
of the school was in ship-shape on`,`
Monday. Custodian Keith .Cranston
hat things shining as the first'of
o
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_WEDN.ESDAY,
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APRIL .5th, 1t$1
nine bus loads arrived MQnday
morning'
Huron County School', Area• Board
own, six school buses with one mak-
ing a double run. 'In 'addition to
these, The Wyl ds bus service airings
grades7 :and 8 •from North Ashfield
Public School as well as the Zion ,
'school section for a total of nine
loads bf .children,
Supervising principal' Angus :Mac-
Lennan met each bus on. Monday -
morning outlining poper' ,
instructions to the children who
quickly'and methodically found',
their classroom and ;home teacher;
Public School' Inspector J. H. Kin
kead ,of Goderich also assisted in
directing traffic with opening day ,
proble.mns 'being .kept to a mini
mum.
Senior students and teachers,help
ed direct Children and assist them
with books and clothing.. Board
members were also on hand to
solve. any ",on the spot" ,problems
that might arise: •
.,`Angus MacLennan is supervising
principal for :both= Brookside and
1' orth Ashfield \Public Schools.
"Brookside has 380, pupils and 'North
rincipal Angus MacLennan Directs Pupils.
A:s they Arrive By Bus` On The First Daya
Ashfield 80. °.
Teachers, and their grades. at....
Brookside, are grade 1, Mrs
Marvin Durnin;• grade 2;' Mrs; .Rob-
•
ert Irvin;, grade 2 and 3 ;',,Mrs. Rob-
ert Jefferson; .grade 3 'and 4, Mrs.
Orland, Bere; 'grade'4, ,Mrs. Ll yd
Cline;. grade 5'. Ross Errington;
Grade 5 and'.6, Mrs. George Fisher;;
grade. 6,. Arthur. Finlayson; grade, 7,
Mrs .George Kennedy; grade .7.
Mrs.• Jack Caesar; grade 8,. Don
Cameron; grade 8, Mrs... Howard
Blake. arid Angus 'MacLennan.
At North Ashfield, teachers -are ,
grade 1 and 2, Mrs. Grant .Farrish;,
grade 3' and 4, Mrs. John' Mowbray;,
_grade 5.and 6,,;Mrs. Sandy Mc''
Charles
CULROSS CORNER
Corporal John and Mrs. Stewart
and family of Camp Borden',. Spent" •,
the' week end with Mr. and Mrs''
Tom Stewart and boys.
` Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stewart of
Kincardine'visited on 'Sunday after-
noon with Mr, °and Mrs. Tom Stew
art a `id boys. ' .
Mr, and` Mrs..Bob'Harris and'fare,
ily visited on Friday evening with
Mr, and Mrs.Jarnes Haldenby and
girls. •
Doris Wall of London spent the
week end with'her parents' Mr, and,
Mrs. Morley Wall and family:
Mrs. , Elmer Benedict and Virginia
spent last Wednesday in Toronto
Mr. and Mrs. .Eimer .Benedict and
family spent last Saturday in Geor=:
getown
Group Commitee
Picn For Banquet.;
The April meeting of the Group
Committee of First' Kinloss Scouts
was held Monday night,' April 3 in
the Scout Hall.. Chairman N. E.
Haldenby presided. The minutes of
the°March meeting were read .and
'A
adopted onmotion of .Dan MacInn-,
et. '.A' notice of the spring meeting
of Saugeen ristrict to be held in''
Cargill, April 26 was read.,The
Group Committee plan to attend.
Scoutmaster Dale Haldenby re '
ported that $25. had been turned
in from the sale of.tickets to the
Centennial Hockey game in Wing
ham on March' 17th. ' Barry Johnston
represented Kinloss on the 'hockey •_
team.
Thanks were expressed to Silver.
Lake Women's Institute for
contrbcition of $41. towards the
Centennial Tour..This,amount
was raised at the dance held :in
tamr'K'!'V'! jai —
Holyrood Hall on March 29th.
Venturer Advtser'Ll'oyd Ackert
and assistant Martin Benedict. have
seven Venturers qualified to
;receive their Queen Scout badges
at the Father and Son Banquet to
be held'April 8th, 7 p./m. in 'Holy -
rood Hall. Further plans were made
for the banquet and duties'
assigned to committee members,
The secretary *was asked' to send.,
inuat di press.
It: wasvitations decidedtogtoests charge $2'.S�'
per family for the banquet as in
former yearsr
Jim McEwan move.d that the
meeting adjourn
;WEDNESDA.
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