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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-03-06, Page 14-41111, - Page 14 Luekuow Sentinel. WeduesdaY, Mardi 00 JOU 48. Coming Events Th e 14ccknow and District Oil painting class wag display tbsir pallitinos, Mon- day, Mari 11, fro -$-4 2-4 p.m. at She Drop -In Contra, LUcknow. Free adMIS- slog, and refreshmenW. Everyone well - come. —10rik OPEN HOUSE !PI ,fiVolY0:M3Donoicr8. 90th MEMORY. OvAdiV.Ildrolt10,kohl_ 1:30- tO'' a pmi at the home ,o1 Grant & arbara McDonald, 19 Tain Ripley. Let .your presence be your present. —9-10- • MOVIES!!! Want a break from the kids? Wednes- day March 12th from 1:00 p.rn. to 2:30 p.m., there will be kid's movies in the basement ©f the Uokn©w Town Hall. Admission is free. Sponsored by the West Huron Junior Farmers. —9,10 EUCHRE PARTY! West Huron Jr. Farmers are holding a Euchre card party at Brookside Public School, Tuesday March 12, 1991 at 8:00 p.m. Proceeds will* donated to the 4-H Council of Canada. --9-10 A WEDDING RECEPTION will be held for Elizabeth High and John Stanbury in Holmesville on Saturday, March 9, 1991. --10 EUCHRE TOURNAMENT Dungannon Agricultural Hall, Saturday March 9. Registration 1-2 p.m., euchre at 2 p.m. Admission $5.00 each. Prizes $50.00, $40,00, $30.00. Lunch. Special. contests. --9,10ar 1OTH ANNUAL SPRING Forest City Nostalgia and Antique Show and Sale. Canada Building, Western Fairgrounds, London, March 16th, 12-9 p.m. March 17th 11-6 p.m. Admission $3.25. Olga Traher (519) 679-1810, --7bc Five Star Quilter Guild meet in Teeswater The Five Star Quilters Guild held their meeting in Teeswater en February 27, at the town hall. Sharon Stein presided. Betty Fieten presented the treasurer's report and new and old business was discussed. A bus trip to the Quilt Show in Halton County, April 19 is planned. Mrs. Stein demonstrated Designed Borders. Borders can be very complicated but beatiliful when done. The March meeting will be held in Lucknow. Doris Bushell will demonstrate celtic applique. Mem- bers are to bring a 161/2" square any colour, with a contrasting colour or print material hi, bias strips 1 1/8" side folded in three. Betty Armstrong, Whitechurch, won the quilt lottery hearts pieced or appliqued. The lottery for March quilt block is 161/2" off white, with butterflies pieced or appliqued. Hostesses for the meeting were Darlene Schiestel, Gerry Melvin and Betty Kutz. Front Mr Whiteky's Who ever saki winter was a quiet time has, not visited BroOkSble lately. We bave pupils preparing for public speaking.d We have pupils doing the earlywork Iowa* their science fair project. We had a "Wile entitle Theme Day" on Vehroary14 - which was a great success, We have been making valentines to sell so dies vie ccagee0 donetkie help children in the third world. We are Writing letters to our military people ide On the MidlEastw grade threes have been writing tests. All this and March has- now arri...ed.Vie are VERY busy eat Brookside, but what a great place to be! 'Mrs . Cameron Grade K1 We have been tailing about win. ter. Our Health Nine, Josee„ came into our room to talk to us about good snacks. We will be watching to see if March comes in like a lion or a lamb, Mrs. Young, Grade K2 We have been busy making a big book- about "Animals in Winter" to share with our families. Amanda Brindley had a birtl-iday in Febru- ary! We are making an alphabet book and we like drawing pictures of things that begin with each letter. Mrs. Pickell, Grade 1 Grade One's have been busy reading books to make their book- worms grow. We are busy talking about pets. We did special art. - puffed wheat pets and had a won- derful sticky time! Mrs. 'taker, Grade 1/2 Our class is studying bears. We are learning many interesting facts •about the real bears that live in our com)/ and around the world. We hare a school question survey about the panda and koala. Do you think they are bears? Our math groups are learning about place value. Grade ones are grouping tens and the grade twos are doing hundreds. Everyone is enjoying experiment- ing with the many different kinds of magnets. K. Bowers, Grade 2 Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs and more Dinosaurs. They have-Axen stomp- ing and tromping all over the Grade 2 classroom. We have met Stegosaurus, Brontosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Rex, and Brachiosaurus. We have also been colouring dinosaur eggs and digging fossils. It has been fun! Mr. Lobb, Grade 3 We have made contrasting pattern and faces, love bugs at Valentines, stained glass patterns with tissue paper and other things outside the class at our Valentines, Activity Day. We have done lots of work with division, and cross number puzzles and some math review... Mrs. Lobb was reading us Wind in the Willows and we started con- necting our written letters. In our Phys. Ed. we have played Survival, had an aerobics workout and had a Snow Activity day. Our librat-Y had a boot sak which we all enjoyed and where we bought lots of boots. We had a very busy month. Miss Wise$ Grade 3 The chikken of room 5 have been studying about children in Peru. We met Pabkr Panetta. Ruben and the Salaams family. They ho understand life in Peru. 1170: `6T3 e-9071 141''4 Vac,* division. The children just love this math skill. Mrs. Matthews/Mrs. Kane Grade 4 grade four has just started a reading unit about cats, We have been learning music notes in the treble clef in preparation for playing the reorders. In French we have been learning the months of the year, die days of the week avid numbers up to 31. Quelle est la 'date aujourd'hui? R. Culp. Grade 4/5 Grade 4/5 is studying the Pacific Coast Indians, concentrating on the Kwakiutl tribe. Students have cre- ated names for their mythical crea- tures and have written legends and designed totem, poles. On Feb. 4 we -had a box social. The girls did a splendid job. The boys learned a lot and returned the favour on Feb. 21. Mrs. Worsell; Grade 5/6 Mrs. Worsell's Grade 5/6 class has survived the "Pre -Report Card" Test season. Congratulations to the iriany pupils who did wally well on Social Studies, Literature, Spelling and Math tests. We were very proud of Cathy Cairncross who placed first in the Junior Public Speaking Contest at :BROOKSIDEBROACAST 110.01,1.10.1.111101.0.100.001. LudWoW 14St Fill Feb. 22. We wish her good luck as she speaks in Clinton this Saturday, A OA or mil _rade 6 This month Miss Movtores oin5s tdtg boielfeeMcktihigeac'' We would like to. thank Mrs. Crew, Mrs. %bey,. Mrs, Culbert, and Miss Moms for taking their 01-110.to teach, us how to curl. A belated birthday to Kelly .11/10lee and Happy °Birthday to Tiffany Foster, March 5, Mrs. Meyers, Grade 7 This week in math we learned how to use the order of operation iv, algebra. In History we are doing the unit of New France. We are starting humor and comedy. This week we also got our geography tests back. I think everyone did_a good job. This week on Thursday the four chapter work sheet for "Call it Courage" is due. Congratulations to Tyler Brooks for. representing us at the Legion. A. Dozois, Grade 718 What a frantic, fabulous Febrile., it's been! Grade 8's have"finished the Biographical History Essays and are on to Jackdaw Productions. In language arts, we are busily writing letters to the troops in the Persian Gulf and now to "Onsi- nesses" to get some free informa tion and free samples. We are anxiously awaiting the Mail. Science Fair projects are well underway; many topics and interests are being iiiifegioe. Brocisitie Science Fair is to be held On Thurs. days, 1Watob 210 1991. file 'school is indebted tO /AM Leeman for nailing together' enough gt=barlifte SP that every primly, classroom and several junior ebss acorns Could have 10) each, Mrs. IVAIR tas. rimitrio-0- how P.tm." colgtVajd Old tOvalnit i. form the covers for books that will be written for our Young Writv Workshop. The schoorthanks these volunteers who have given us great resourcee. Mr Haan* Grade* Mr0 flaglitt's class has been voy busy, doing prisms a!KI surface area in math. We have Just completed our jackdaws, and have seen terrific results! Science projects are well on their way: Intoresting topics have been chosen by the students. Nye - are covering confederation in his- tory. We're proud of Shane Webster for representing us at the Legion. Have a good week, from Grade 81 'Mrs. Clarke, leihrar y The library has turned into a Writers' workshop for grade 2 authors hi Room 4. We've explored ideas end examples of. character, plot, setting and openings and now we're writing our own books!. Check the Room 4 News, and you'll know what each main -char- acter has to .bel I Room 6's paper feelings quilt is completed - It's beautiful! Each student designed a square about a feeling after we read books about feelings. Come and see it outside Room 6. Now's• the time to order your spring chicks and be ready for spring ELLIOTT. NICHOLSON Willis and Marie Bromley of Londesboro wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Dianne to Michael, son of Ronnie and Lynn Nicholson- of Ripley. The wedding will take place Saturday, March 23, 1991 at the Lucknow United church. Reception to follow in Lucknow., STOP. INOR CALL TODAY! Be sure of your supplir LUCKNOW RIPLEY • 529-7953 3964654 While iheir moms Were lestruhig crafts at last Wednesday's „Coffee 1 ,... earing the story of Naaman during story book hour, The Break program, Ile'njamin Verona, Johamut Suieder mid leauY Stuart enjoyed h Coffee Break program Is held each 'Wednesday, 945 to 11 win at the ' Lacknow. !United Church, and *wort and story book hour are held in conjunction with 'the program. (Pat Liilrifotiot photo), ° „ stWt; 44) ao,, • a tr ". t * u t 4'; * *.tibtt04' * 11 *V* t'cl..352**.t0t4:00.***a4 4;,* 4.1 4.4i3 V.4 - • 4," -4 Mrs. Roely de Boer R R2 Teeswater and Mr. &' Mrs. James Carter of Highgate are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Joanne to John Douglas. The wedding will take place on Saturday, April 13 at $:30 p.m. in the South Kinloso Presbyterian Church. RIECK'S. 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