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THE . LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,ONTARIO
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St., Josephs School Held Open douse
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
Open t#ouse was held at St withthe- PrinciI* of the sebool; =
All in attendancetook part '
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13th,. 196!
Joseph's _SchoKingsbrid_mo
Wednesday November 5, when.
the parents learned of their, child
rens' progress and held private .
interviews with the teachers.
Also that, evening St. Joseph's.
School Association held a meeting
and about forty-five parentsrattend•
ed,. 'The Association ,Executive
reported onthe past year's
activities. ?.,.._._
Neil Stapleton„ chairman,,
stressed, the point that the Assoc
iation was there for the benefit of
the .community, and any suggest-
ions and .problems in connection
with school, community matters.,.
should be brought to the attention
of ,the Association's Executive ,
who are always in close' contact
Hunter, Lucknow.
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The Brookside' Public School
auditorium . was filled . with `pupils
'on Friday; October 31st when. a
Hallowe'en Party was held Mrs.. ;
Durnin's Kindergarten: class .had
the1r' own. arty in_their-.todni.
The.Judges for this event were
Mts. Courtney , 'Mrs. 'Bakker ,..Mrs:.
Wilson and Mr. Finlayson.' Mr
'• MacLennan was Chairman for the`
. party.
In the following`order. we .parad-
ed -around the`a'rditox.itrrri-r hilei,he
judges tried to choose winners for
•:fanciest and comical.
-Grades.'3 and 4;• girls comical
• Barbara Aitchison, Fancy: Annette
.Hodges; boys comical =Jim
'Wilkins, fancy Wayne McDonald,
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Grades 1and 2' - girls comi ar -
Sandra 'Pentland;, .fancy - Diane
Maize; boys comical - Kenny Hill.
fancy - lan,.Hackett
Grades 5 and 6 girls comical
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s nna. ac eT ancy -:: Banc
'Alton•;:boys. comical, -
Wilkins; fancy '' Allan Murray:' '
Grades 1.andS: girls cornical
andra. se:� as f : fancy Gail
'MacPherson boys"comical - Dav1
id Parrish:, • fancy. Murray Haggitt.
After the : fanciest and comical
the fudges chose :Nationa•l
costumes from any Room . .Girls:
National Costumes were Flora •
Simpson and. Heather Stevenson,'
The boys winners were Michael
McDonagh and Paul Simpson. .
The Hallowe'en program was
enjoyed. by everyone .
By. Barbara Culbert.1
FIELD/TRIP
kit
Mrs;. Durnin and Mrs.. Blake..
took the two " Kindergarien"
classes an a field trip. Thy vis-
ited Goderich Airport i1 P
store , and Went to the Harbour .
At the airport they saw a plane
land and; take off, and. one taxied
around where the children were.
A parrot in the "lounge" talked to
the•XrtY At the A & P store they
saw fresh vegetables and• fruit,:
They also saw huge ships and
. boats at th\e harbour,
ROOM 1
The pupils of Room'one read,,
about the' three little, kittens,
colotired 'them, cut them out and
Phone 528-3424.
.pE Iput them on construction paper.
Alien Rivett. from Room 1 just,.
came back frorn, getting his
tonsils out ..
Harold .McCulloch ; also' from
Roon•: L, is in Owen Sound:.U. oapii-
al.' He is havingtrouble with his.
eyes.
UNICEF
Brookside collection for UNICEF.•
is $106.90. This was collected
by the "Triek, or Treaters
ROOM 8 •
• Mr. Finlaysonbrought two ,
"Gerbils" .to school on Monday•
Theyare brown and the boys: from
morn 8 made a: little house ',for.
themi
.A seven inch sala•mander•was
brought to school by Mrs Barry
Hackett. ••It'isfblack With tiny
yellow Spots.
ROOM 9'
Room, 9: had, their first;. Red Cross
Meeting Friday._ They have.also
-bei.n4 cuss ng.-suitable.-.nr s_
for .the ; year.
Unique: Design
For'69 Suis
The; new 1969 Christmas Seals,
were distributed to 27 , 700. area •
homes this week:as the 1969 Christ
rnas. Seal Campaign' got under way,
for the 4 -3rd' year,
This ye'ar's seal features an orifi
:inai'Eskimo .-
artist William George Parlane of.
Toronto. Differentfrom any
other Seal in the history of the ,
Canadian T`uberculos"is and Respir-:
ataxy Disease Association, this '
'Year's entry is very distinctively
Canadian. •
"We•think'th.ese seals are truly'
unique," said Mrs. Beryl Davidson.
` Program Secretary "Huron -.Perth
residents who Use the Seals liberal-
ly will not only be supporting the
•fight again t' tuberculosis', emphy-
sema and
mphy-sema'and other respiratory diseas-
es but will be making all them'
holiday mail really attractive,"
in discussions on several topics of
interest to everyone.
Sister Judith,the Religious
Consultant 'for Huron -Perth
Separate school Board, was: to be,
guest speaker at this meeting,, but
illness. prevented Sister froin
attending.. '
Mr.Clem, .Ste:ffler',' Principal
ptamised-10 have -silt t;Tudith ----
he•re for, an eveningin the near
future.
The meeting was adjourned
after a talk by'Fr Cassano, ;who.
stressed community Spirit and
Co-operation with the full support
from him, and his helpers.
• Coffee and donuts: were served •
bythe. C . W, L. ladies to conclude
a uccessful evening.
PURPLE GROVE
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Stewart ;on their Golden
Wedding.Annrversary:.— -
Arnold s'. r#, '-
McMrsCos Bill attended theand GreMry-BruceDo`
Area convention on Monday and
Tuesday in Mount Forest.
Mrs. Ja.ck. Farrell entertained,
the P,, G. W.I. on: Wednesday.
.Reverend Clyde of Bervie was the
guest speaker: .
Mrs . Walter Forster, Mrs 4•
Ardill Mason,, Mrs. Bob. Forster.
ndlvIt -D n=,MeCosh,spent, a►r_
afternoon With Mr. :and'Mrs, • •
Currie Colwell.. °
Everyone is welcome to the
next card party at the Purple
Grove Community centre on
•November 18
Barbara and Janet Forster .of,
Toronto spent the weekend at
the home of their parents, Mr . .
and Mrs; Walter Forster.
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