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THE L UCKNOW SENTINEL
ACTIVITIES IN GRADE oNE
We are learning to read, We.
snake ies with ords. We do.
activitiesstor: every dawy,
Dale brought a, chrysalis to
school on September, 8, On Sept-
° " ember 14 it turnedinto a butterfly
We watched it come out of the '
chrysalis It was a .monarch but.:
terfly.
Our new pupils_areDebra McRae.._
and Donnie Ivleppelder.
GRADE T WO
Grade Two have had an interest
ing few weeks'. back at school. We.
attended the Fair and enjoyed
the parade of floats which passed,
. in front of us. Wednesday of this
week our class along with •Grad e
One ,, watched an Alcan home.
assembled, just back of ow school;
It is" the first one in our. vicinity.. .
• --One of our new students , Sherry
Cadotte,, invited us to see their
double wailer ass'ernbled on. their'
lot behind the United Church, We
enjoyed watching these activities.
as,they .fitted into our Social '
Studies Unit on "Qur Cornu it
which we are at present studying♦
We extend a •welcome to three.
new students Sherry Cadotte, •
Larry Fischer .and Bradley . Rhorer,.
GRADE FOUR:
In Grade Four this year .there
are forty-three pupils, sixteen
boys...arid: twenty-sevenrls�
Thirty-eight 'of these.children are •
in a portable classroom while,•
five are sharing the•,Grad;e-',
Three classroom . Mrs. Peter-
baugh and Mrs, Devitt are the
teachers.
On fair day some children march-
ed. Others rode bicycles, ponies
Or• floats or' dressedas. clowns.
Mary; Kempton won first prize for
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her bicycle, Karen Lowry and
Suzanne Rock two• runny clowns,,;
wd prize r T
won
on'secondseconprize for dawelvencinggirls a
Mexican dance. Everyohe enjoy
ed the thrills on,the Ferris wheel
and other rides. The hot, -dogs,
candy floss, arid apples. were .
delicious. Everybody had fu,n at.
the fair,,`
"FAIR FUN,. "Y
.All•:but.ore Gtade Five took!
part in Ripley Fair, Some, of us
marched, some were clowns
rode bicycles or wereon floats..
We all had fun except when we.
lost .our -friends in the crowd, Al-
rnost eyeryone had at least ,one •
• WEDNESDAI(,,..i
WES1EEL .- ROSC,O
GRANARIES
STEEL
1650 to. $000 BUSHEL,. SIZES.
EECT.ING JACKS .SUPPLIED•
• AT NO EXTRA CHARGE -
ONE '3
ride on the midway. •It• was inter-
esting watching the horses and
ponies. Sone of us were lucky
enough to have a ride on one.
Several had . their fortunes told
and.'•everyone enjoyed
rent's, . • The 'square. da
thought it was fun i`
the Crowd.' We carr .h
until next year.
The Annual meeting of the
.Bruce County. Museum Committee
--- --was �_rte1 of Wedne
sdar-nrrg+'
• ,Septefrbeer'29th at the Museum,
• with 1 member absent. Warden.
George Grant of Paisley wasin
attendance..
The.Curator Gordon:Hepburn,
gaue •his; annual. report , stating
that it had been a good year with
.:some 8300 visitorsand about 160
J °•new items donated. He congrat-
ulated the staff and thanked . every
one:for,their•-co-operation, Mrs.
Morton and. Mrs. Gateman had
aga-iz--taken-over Museuimd-uties--
'on'e day -a week, in' order to allow
the Curators a• day off.
Mr. Hepburn expressed a wish
for-the-Com-rrrittee-to do -some-- -=
thing definite re .the'second 'build
ing as the .matter had been under
discussion • for. too' long.. The . .
County has done a•good deal'of
-work on this building this year,
and Mr. Hepburn felt that 'it was
tirne the, Committee' decided
whether or not they could: handle
eJiaapc nal-buxden-of-using-this_
• building -as .pan .of the Museum .
A special committee
•Mi 'H burn and 1 r.
formed to meet with.
Council property and
rntte to digit
of Mrs: Blue
Given was
County
finance corn
hrs•-tstu
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�. About 50 % af;-thWome-n'-s
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On,Jantiary 1; 1972,' hospital and' medical insurance premien payments will be ••
abolished forall residents of Ontario 65 years of age and over. This is in keeping•
with recently announced Ontario. Government, policv�..
this.,policy will apply to the age of :the' certificate holder and. Will include
coverage for eligible dependents. .Premium -free coverage becomes effective. on the'
first: of .the month during--wh'iclva resident becomes'65.
HOW IT WILL -WORK
Under the new plan•combined coverage will be continued under the resident's
present Ontario : Hospital Insurance :number. The :OHSIP billing • system . will • be
discontinued. ;'All residents 65 . or.'over who :.remit Ontario Hospital insurance
,premiums ori a•• pay -direct basis will be requested to complete a premium exemp=
''tion application.,
As the insurance records` do not.identif those who will be eligible'forpremium-
institutes in ,Bruce had visited 'the
Log House' as hostesses*, the other.
60 0 dont}}ng, money •, and the
Log house 'and school were staffed
by local ladies when Institutes
w e=1•.e -ndt - n-attenda nce ..-• •.
free.coverage,,;the application, when received,: should be completed by. those 65
and 'over and returned as soon as possible in the envelope which will. be provided, •
• If you qualify and have already paid :premiums to cover benefits after January
1, 1972, a refund will. be Made *for the over -payment
Unfortunately, until exemption applications are...processed we cannot avoid
routine mailingof normal •premium'notices. However, residents 65 or over should •
not be concerned: If thenotice applies entirel •.to coverage 'in 1972'. pleasehold :t
nnti1',the application for free cov age •is...rerP; �
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IF YOU_PA.Y YOUR._PREMIUM:4H= tOUGU_A-.GROUP
the: Inaugural 'rrieeting for next
year will be held on Wednesday,
evening b.'April 5..
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_This year's committee consist-
ed of: Chairman, Mrs: Donald
• Blue , Ripley;, Vice Chairman,
;Stewart Leggett, Tiverton; See'
retary , Mrs. George Manery
Chesley; Treasurer, Clifford Buck
•ingham ,''Walkerton; Committee
Members
Mrs. Jas. Given, Mai:j,
George Grant Paisley; Mrs. Earl
Busch, Southampton; Mrs. Connie
I'vrbes, lion's Heady Mrs. John
Wilfred , Port Elgin, replacing
Stephen ;Matlock,
Persons.enrolled•in-groups will be reported tt us bti~.'the•group and transferred.
to our Premium' Exemption' file,
Groups will be fully informed about 'this: i;n the•near future.'
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•Ht n. A. P.. R, Lai. ►rence,: 'C .C,, Minister of Health
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