The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-05-06, Page 17WEDNESDAY, MAY 6th, 1970 '
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UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO
THE LUCKNOW
STiLL LOOKING
FOR, A SUR FOR
'he Spring from.*
For That . Very Important
Evening You Want To
- -Look-Your . Best. ,
ASHTON'S HAVE THE .SUIT
STYLED JUST FOR YOU.
PAGE' SEVENTEEN ,
GLENN - to Mr.. and N9rs,' Gerrie
Glenn .(13efnice Thompson) of .
l)ttngannon in Wingltant and
District iiospi!tal ran Nlonday ,
4
N1ay tlt , twin dii.uf.;hters..
ASHT'ON - On Tuesday, 'April 2 ,
at St. • 1ary's Hospital, Kitchener
to iv1r and -;Mrs: ,1istaa-e A-sl->-t-on-.
(nee Mildred Wardell) of Bright,
- u Gntar daughtkr,'a sister for •
Barbara Atm: aiid'Nlichael-. .
DROP INTO ASHTON'S RIGHT AWAY.
AND SEE THE
YOUNG MEN'S STYLING' IN SUITS
NEW SUITS ARRIVED THIS WEEK IN TIME FOR
THE SPRING PROM.
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AS TO 'S
(LUCKNOW) LIMITED
SAUNDERS - to Mr. and Mrs.,
Lloyd Saunders, of R.. R: „
Chatham in St. Joseph's I Iospit
al, Chatham .on ?Monday, April
27tha son, '
JOHNSTON:- to `1.r. and Mrs.
Wi liam A. •Johnston, Willowdale,
on Saturday ;April 25th a.t:,.East
General Hospital, Toronto a son,
a brother for Thayne, Elizabeth
and .Marl;aret , a'grandson for. Mr,.
and Firs.. Noble Johnston,' Luck
now;
Huron .school costs will
Increase by 6.5 percent
•
By Shirley J. Keller • 1969 provincial equalizing:. fac'
At a special meeting .April 23
the Huron County Board of Ed-
uatiof approved the . education
budget for .1-97b as. -presented by -
the .bisiness administrator,. Roy/
B. D nlop.
To the county as. a whole this
mean an' as.
in . muni-,
cipal` taxes of $174,496. or. ' 6.5.
per cent over that requested, in
1969••
' '
ltSoi gli" .tfie `county .board .
produced a net , over -levy, in
.1969 of $45,777, or .5 per cent
of .actual expenses, some muni-
cipalities will be faced with in-
creases in .excess of. that men-
ti
ted above..
ain
tors which increase, the relative
volume of assessments used as
•the basis . for apportionment
- within the county.
• Net expenses for the county
system will •increase by $1,359,
944 or •15.3 per cent over 1969
with the elementary system up
$733,390 and ;the secondary sys-
tem ' up $626,554 from '$3,993,;
041 and $4.061,537 respectively.
`'Provincial -assistance. in' the.
form . of general ' ' legislative
. grants • 'and subsidies, will in-
crease by $1.165,722 or 21:5 per
cent, raising provincial assist-
ance to .$6,564.245 or • 69.4 per
Cent of net expenses from 67.5.
• per cent in, 1969; • • •
r: -Dunlop said the main•rea
• son for this increase for school
purposes was teachers' salaries.
influences,:. the . absorption of
under -levies realized in, 1969,
and' the effects of decreased
SPQRT S.
'ENINGS
Quality Plus: Discount . Prices
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Y FOXED .
ARC• TES
CHOCpLA YARDLEY
BOXED. SOAP
ATA;'
SPECIAL PRICE
" Reg. 02;25.
OUR PRICE
$1.5.8
• FIA,STI
NATES
ETC
This past''week shec•t's have•.;been
sent out for the pupils t'o sign if
they wanted to play'.organized
ganies,srich as outdoor volley'hall•,..
baseba'll.and, soccer Captains
will'b.e picked; the.n.each captain
will pick'players for their leant.:
These games will .be played at
noonhour., if the weather pertpits.
ROOM i2• PLAYS
During the past several weeks.
room'twelve has peen writing one
act plays On. various' subjects.
.The class was divided into ie.n
groups and the same groups'wilI
act there out.. We have been
using •the' stage in the audiioriu.en
as ase 14kricor
has it..that the presentation of
these•plays may have an•effect
on the English marks, ...Good 1uGk
'fw
room e lve l
• s•No•
43•INVITATIONS
ANNOUNCEMENT'S
d� IN FORMALS
E-SSORIE
Show Mother—You—Apprec-iate--Her
� Giyin�H
�ef A Gi'
School Receives Album •:From i►ustrala,
Postcard And. . Leiter From Amsterdam
•
ALBUNI FROM .AUSTRALIA
Last week our school received
an album front .'Midland Pri.rnary.'
School in. Western Australia.. Last'
year Room 12 of our school made
an: album• which was sent'to ,them
ln:this book they all wrotetheir. , •
•
names from; one class.., They. also
included 'pic'tu'res of their' country
such as mining, bi'rds and animals.
and much' more~ This• hook is
both. interesting. and informative___:
for it was done by nine and ten
year old pupi'ls.:
•
•
TU B.ER(U..LOSIS:' TESTS,
n pri'.0 to®ercu-losis tests
were given to'Kirfd,ergarten;
:'Grade 1 and, Grade 5: The tests
were also taken .by the custodian,
;teachers and bits driversfrott•
this school;-
The,, serum is put on: thearm
first with a leaf .gun A'•72. ,
o i w -a t thea rr1 apfare,. After
this.; •i•f certain degrees of redness
appear, a' positive iieaction has
occur red . T-kii-e-ct i re-s—fti ri
tests.
a'hou.t things,that go' on in your,; ".
classroom
We all- like your'lettersin
school..
Johnny; Ott/en,
' Welheltnitiaschoo.l,
Holland. •
A LISTENING WALK
Grade one.on- Wed.nesday,.Aprii..
29, Went on a listening
I\ Ifs- E1a-ke-, , .. .
them a story :so they would have
an idea of what sounds to listen
for; Then't.hey went'for a'walk p
outside to see what.•"sounds.'thej•
co • ear. e.y ear t - ir'
feet 'in: the grass, bird calls, and .
the. babbling of „the
Kindergarten listened. to dif-
.ferent sounds on the tape_ recorder.t1
Thetheywu.:t
ent osid-e•to: listen
for sounds they reognized,
Linda Dougherty..
ROoNI t3 OBITUARY
'Last. Monday morning Snoopy
er
and S11bOGer,; uiir �er•l,il wait
The. kindergarten and, grade one
class•also received measles
shots.
p/a`NATIOENAL
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•
t2c,O.N1'il
In February, about 25 Stamp -
cards ,wc•i'e' sent to lidlla'nd: as a
Red Cross project. On :Aril. 28t1
room..) received a p1cttDre.post-
carol of an, iiiiportant building in
'Antstcrdaui Viand the fo11owing
letter '
Teal'' Room t+ ,
in good condition through tlt& Red
:Cross. 'W'e thel'tig1it the eines from
vi.ur'room 'were. .'very good, The
girds were .gut ur.-on aIioti id iti_
ours st,hocil whc•t•e the:" ,ptlrils ,can
'all'come,to sec them., One .per`-
son likes ono., tic' other likes the'
next., Wim all ari'niiro thcni,. Will
you, please write us and fellsnz
proudparents of a baby gerbil. .
‘yhen we came to school.we saw
a. hairless creature that resemhltii
a baby mouse. We expected
:more but 'that_was
day morning we noticed tile baby
i erl?il g estin ;'his breakfast.'. Ori
,:Vednesday ft •looked quit e• sick.
and soon .died.. Durini, the dim
-
when wc, couldn't find the little
.creature, Wt' assUr lid that the.
pa rents'haci' eaten it,• •1Vt ,mourn
the loss of little Freddie,and hope
for marc in the 'future.
WANT ADS