HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-04-24, Page 18LLcknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 24, 1985—Page 19
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BROADCAST
By Arletta Glenn
and LeaAnne Livingston
l Mrs. Ottewell was guest story reader in
fi Mrs. W orsell's grade three s this week.
The students in grade 2,
begun a study of the five regionsof.Canada
where native people live. They've been
busy drawing pictures and maps, as well as
reading stories about Indians.
The two grade one classes visited the
Garden Brothers Circus on Friday, April
19:
Mrs. Cameron's kindergarten class has
been busy . making spring flowers, cow
puppets and lady bugs.
Miss Garland's kindergarten class has
been working on alphabet trains with their
partners from Mrs, Tebutt's room.
Mr. Sygrove's dass,worked on activities
about pussy willows this week. They also •
talked about the changes, that Spring
brings. They felt that the best change was
that baseball season begins.
Mrs. Graham's grade 4 is building
props for the concert. They' are also
starting to present their. rock mineral
project and creating designs in art, using
chalk
Mrs. Blake had a good attendance at
Story Book_Time.this week. The pre-school-
ers learned about cats from two books
which Mrs. Blake read on the subject. Mrs.
Graham's class helped the pre-schoolers
make paper cats. ,
Mrs. Bere spoke to the parents of the
pre-schoolers about skills children must
have in order to be ready to learn to read.
She showed some of the ways used to tell
whether children had acquired these skills.
Visit Pinecrest...
from,page 5
group started up it had three members but
this year it has 10 in the group. She says it
is a thrill for her to see the girls mature
while they are participating in Pathfinders.
"It's an interesting age group because of
the amazing transformation of the girls. .
When they first come to Pathfinders they
like to giggle but after a while they really
mature," she says..
She says the Pathfinderstake part in a
lot of other ,projects such as homemaking
and outdoor studies as well as 'Camping
trips. The program is designed to teach the
girls skills and that will make, 'them
independent.
Since this year is the 75th anniversary of
Guiding, the Pathfinders will be involved
in some special. activities. They are going
on a trip to Casa Loma in Toronto on May
25 and also attending an area Pathfinders .
rally in. Kitchener on June 1.
Reverend coaches...
from page 11 •
"I got into it (wrestling) in high school
and eventually I started a team at the high
school for the blind in Brantford," he says.
"It's really .the best sport for blind
people."
He says he doesn't find it particularly
peculiar that a Reverend would be involved
in a rough sport. He finds wrestling is a
sport which demands the competitors to be
assertive rather than violent. Moreover,
injuries are rare since the rules stip-
ulate that the wrestlers cannot bend
any joints beyond their natural position.
The boys in the wrestling dub are
presently gaining exposure to wrestling
• and developing an attitude of working
hard, he said. The skills which they learn
through the club will enable them to
compete on a more competitive level in the
future.
Rev. Scott says it is sad to see wrestling
has died out somewhat in this area. High
schools in Goderich and W ingham have
dropped their wrestling programs because
of . a switch to Olympic style wrestling
which required the learning of new rules.
He , says, however, that he hopes the
wrestling club will help bring back wrest-
ling to the area.
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