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Laclatrow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 1, 1985—Page 5
Ken Strong, dressed as. an Oracle, foresees what the next act will be during Brookside
'Public School's Spring Concert dress rehearsal, Monday. • iPhoto by Alan Rivett)
Attend circus in London
By Angela Glenn
and Ellen Huniphrey'
The two grade 1 classes attended the
circus in London last Friday and have been
doing many interesting follow up activities.
Mrs. Young's grade 1 are enjoying the
sand box in their room.
Miss Garland's kindergarten class are
making dinosaur creatures and learning a
) poem called "The Dinosaur Diner" by
, Dennis Lee.
Mr. Liddle was guest story reader for
Mrs. Worsell's grade 3 class and his grade
6 students made book marks for each grade
3 pupil.
Mr. Sygrove's class have been talking
about responsibility and things they can
do.
BROOKSIDE
BROADCAST
Mrs. Tebbutt's grade 4 classroom is
enhanced by an 'April mobile of umbrellas
and raindrops made by volunteer, Mrs.
Sandra D'Aoust. The class would like to
thank her.
Mrs. Allen's grade 5 class finished a unit
on Monsters by watching The Hunchback
of Notre Dame on Friday. Their next theme
is on animals.
Robbie Wood of grade 6 and Matthew
Sproul of grade 5 found a balloon with a
note from a school in Forest, Ontario.
4-H safety club discuss pesticides
The Huron County Farm Safety 441 club
held a meeting on April 23, at the Lucknow
Co-op. The topics Pesticide Safety and
Respiratory Protection were discussed.
The leader, Dave Dawson, supplied each
,member with goggles, a respirator, and a
pair of rubber gloves to Illustrate the
minimum requirements for handling pesti-
cides. Mr. Dawson showed the club
members the Co-op's area for storage of
Real-life stories,
from page 4
how people there are affected by them; a
glimpse of the traditional health care system
which has been displaced by jhe modern,
pharmaceutical-dependentractice of
medicine; and especially, that we as in-
dividuals are not alone in our experience
.with the medical establishmeht.
Overall reactions from the well-informed
audience was highly favorable. Asthe play
is still not in its final form, the audience was
asked afterwards to comment on' where it
worked well and where it could be improv-
ed. Our comments were taken very serious-
ly by the organizers.
Side Effects is expected to stimulate
discussion and action on the issues involved
wherever it is produced. An Action Guide is
being prepared to accompany the play.
Tickets for the Blyth showing of Side Ef-
fects are $5 each. They are available at
Women Today offices in Clinton at 482-9706.
In' Goderich at Jana Natural Foods; in
Seaforth at Foto Pros. and in Lucknow at
Cut and Curl.
chemicals, and,thesafety equipment the
Co-op is required to have on the premises.
Ideas for the club project were discussed
and decided upon. Each member learned a
lot about safety around presticides from
the meeting.
The next meeting is to be held on May
21. The topic will be Human Factors In
Safety.
Kairshea Classic Cooks
The last meeting of the Kairshea Classic
Cooks was held on April 20.
We worked on getting ready for the
achievement day and bake sale which will
be held on Saturday in -the afternoon at the
Lucknow Legion.
Members also worked on their books to
hand in. The meeting closed .with the 4-H
motto.
Seniors hold euchre party
The Dungannon Senior Citizens held
their weekly euchre party last Wednesday
evening with 12 tables in action.
Winning the high lady prize was Da
Pollock and low prize went to Pearl Cald-
well. High man was Elwyn Pfrimmer while
/low man was Jim Errington.
• The seniors are preparing for.their flea
market at the Dungannon Senior Citizens
Centre on *May 18. Interested vendors are
still needed.
Making
changes
to a
watercourse?
The waters of rivers, streams and creeks belong to everyone.
Improper use of the watercourses which carry these waters may
result in the following?
- irrigation and drainage problems for neighbours
-
destruction of aquatic and wildlife habitat
- reduced recreational opportunities
- erosiori and flooding problems
Whenever permanently flowing watercoursesare to be altered in
any way including damming, diverting, and channelization,
Federal and Provincial laws require that the approval of the
Ministry of Natural Resources, be' obtained.
As a first step in planning any work on a watercourse, contact us.
Our staff will be glad to discuss possible design and layout alter-
natives which will minimize future problems for you, your neigh-
,
bour and public in general.
Ontario
Minlitry of
Natural,
Roiourcos
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District Managar,
Ministry of Natural Rissouites,
R. R. 0 5 Winghom, Ontario
NOG 2W0
519-357-3131 or
1-80o-265-3003 (Area code 519 only)
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