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Girl Guide's Mark
Thinking D'ay
The regular meeting , of the Luck
now Girl Guides was held Thurs-
day , February 21st .. The meeting
was opened .with roll call, follOw-
ed by horseshoe 'formation. Flag
raising was done by Kathryn
McKim, Lorna Boyle and Susan
Thompson, followed by 0 Canada
and the. Guide Prayer'. •
It was announced that a new
Patrol called the Canaries Will be
formed.
There will be a meeting for all
Guide Mothers , this next meeting,
FebrUary 28th at the Town Hall
during the Guide meeting.
Following the announcements,
there was a Special Thinking Day
Service, Narrator was Lieutenant
Johnston. Guides lighting candles
for each country were - Kathryn
McKim, Jill Murray, Susan Thotnp
son , Kathy Brooks, Lorna Boyle ,
Edith Greer , Ettabelle MacDonald,
Barbara Hackett, Helen' Wisser
and Janet Humphrey.
Following this ceremony the
Company -sang the Guide Law ,
Song,.
The dues fOr this meMng were.
brought in pennies and were laid
around a big: Maple Leaf by the -
~ls.
Dianne :Morrison was
to the company. She has
offe:ed to help out from now .on
the Weekly meetings and •
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tookpow -Cordial School WOOD FINISHES
GRADE 6 ,
The grade Six classes had the
opportunity to take a bus trip to
Owen Sound to attend a Science
Exhibition on Thursday, February .
21. Mrs. Mc Murray and Mrs.-
Taylor accompanied the pupils
who sient the afternoon trying; out
different experiments looking at
exhibits and watching demonstrat=
iOns,
The grade seven and eight girls
went to Walkerton on Satuiday,
February 16 to play in a volleyball
tournament. They lost the first
game, won the second; and lost
the third. '
Tom Henderson, Steven Button,
Sandy Mawan, Alex Ptirvis, Jill
Murray ,.Susan Thompson, Marg-
aret .MacIntyre, Norma MacIntyre,
and Barbara Cameron froth the
Lucknow Senior Band will be
going to a I3and Workshop fn' God-
,erich on Saturday, February 23.
Mr. Wiser from the Science
Centre in Toronto put on a display
using chemicals for the whole
school on Friday, February 22.
Marilyn Rhody from Grade 8
took part in the semi-finals in
the Canadian Legion. Public Speak-
ing contest in Exeter on Saturday,
Have you ever had anything ex-
plode in front of you? Well the
grade six pupils of bucknow School
hay e:
On Thursday, February 21st , the
grade six pupils of Mrs. Taylor's
and Mrs. Mc Murray's classes went
on a trip to Owen Sound to a
Science Cirous
After an hour and a half of noisy
bus riding we finally arrived.
There were many interesting
things to see , such a a bicycle
A PLASTIC TUBE MADE INTO A
PRETZEL EXPLODES IN FRONT OF
GRADE SIX PUPILS.
February 16.
The grade 8 boys are, challenging
the grade 7 boys in a game of
hockey in the Lucknow arena after
school on Friday night.
Pupils from grades five to eight
are competing in .a poetry contest
entitled Project Pandora which is
a Canada wide cOntest. From the
grade 8 class entries by Barbara,
Carneron, Barbara Loree and
Cathy Gillespie have been sent to
Chesley. Good Luck, girls.
Rhonda Gibson
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other activities.
Refreshments were served to
parents attending who nuriiberd
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Campfire was led Susan
Thompson. The' meeting was
clOsed with vespers and taps.
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a flask of Nitrogen and did an,
experiment. She took a plastic
tube and put it in the shape of a
pretzel and then put it into the
flask of Nitrogen which was at
-320 degrees F.' When she pulled
it out of the flask it was hard as
rock. She pulled and pulled till
finally it exploded and flew all
over , but no one was hurt. ,
As helpers Mrs. Don Ross and
Mrs. Ronald Forster went with' us •
and we would like to thank them
very much.
There were many more interest-
ing things to do but I think you
would enjoy it better if you went
to see them yourself.
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