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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-11-20, Page 8rage 8 Lneknow Sentine1p Weduesdaya November 2-oa 1991 )(4,6 Il wash to thank everyone for suppartin, me at the polio November 12th and eleotin me for a Second term to the Bruce County Board .of Education. Thanks to everyone why, worked on my behalf. I will ,:continue to work hard for the welfare of the students and for the best interest of all ratay- the Thank You Don Stobo The Inn. at the Port *Open year round daily •Bed and Breakfast -guest only lounge with VCR *Unique gift shop *Dining room featuring "Breakfast all day" •Ice Cream parlour *Homemade pies *Group discounts •Special package rates •Five minute walk to safe, sandy beach •Great fishing and spectacular Lake Huron Sunsets Closed Nov 30th to Dec. 6'h Re -opening Dec. 7th Come visit a place where for over 150 years time has stood still Paul & Linda, Innkeepers Reservations Recommended It's Worth The Drive To Port Albert RR 3TGODERICH N ALBERT.A3X9 O (519)529-7986 BrookOd hbra mars Division Nem r A Young's g~dde two class is learning number's facts to 13 and her rade ones are teams, their way up to five. MrsP Clarke haS been .working with her class a ° a g two big books about Robert Muusch. Their next unit is going to be teaming about mice.. Mrs. Wise°s class is lig. about. change of the four seasons and also teaming g a%t'nice. While learning about mice they're going to be making big and little booklet Mr. Lobby class is going on a trip to the Met in Goderich. Mrs. Clarke is also busy with Mr. Lobb's class reading them The Indian in the Cupboard. The class also needs a shoe box for a project to go with this book. They'll be makingtheir own cupboards. (by Carrie Meriam) Junior Division News The junior wing is busy this week doing their pre -report card tests. Mrs. Worsell's class finished their's and is going on to new units in language and science. Mr. Meyers' class is doing a unit on nature. Bob Peck from the • computer full $OOkSIDE BROADcAST Mmi istry of Natural Res0WeS came in and showed them fur pelts fern foxes, beavers and lynx, The also participated in the Remembrance Day assembly. Jur- dan Andrew was narmtor. Next our junior wing will be starting'in on their Cluistmas crafts. (by Debbie Ross) Senior Division News In Mr.. Mitt's class everybody has completed their history essay. Good world Also in Mr, flazlitt's they have just finished a geography test.. In Mr. Main's class they have just completed a. geography and a his- tory test last week. In Miss Morton's class they are studying for history and geography tests. In science they are studying mold and fungi. Yuk! (by Jennifer Moir) Sports News The volleyball teams are off to a great start. Thanks to Miss Morton, JacklibLhunting.' unf-to---=- animals; dangerous to humans Crime Stoppers of Grey -Bruce and the Ministry of . Natural Resources are asking the public's assistance to put a stop to a practice called "jacklight hunting." The Owen Sound office of the Ministry of Natural Resources describe jacklighting as an illegal activity, where hunters go out under the cover darkness and use a hand- held light, or , the headlights of a vehicle, to illuminate deer or other animals. The animal is paralyzed by the light long enough for the hung to attempt to kill it. Jacklighting is dangerous as well as illegal, because hunters never know who else may be in the area Many of them shoot the animal from a mov- ing vehicle, and sometimes jacklighting is done in built-up areas, where children or others may be walking about. Another illegal aspect to this kind of hunting, is the leaving of partial CRIMESTOPPERS carcasses in the field. Sometimes the hunter- will fell a deer, and butcher away the prime cuts, leav- ing the rest in the field. It is an offense under the Game and Fish Act to partially butcher an animal and leave . the rest to spoil and waste. If you can help put ,a stop to the practise' of jacklighting, or if you have information aboutany other crime, youare asked to call Crime Stoppers, who are willing to pay a reward up to $1000 for information leading to an arrest. CALL CRIME STOPPERS TOLL FREE AT 1- 800-265-3787. You need not ident- ify dentifyyourself. No one will know who you are. You will ' not have to tes- tify in court. functioual the senior girls have been getting in os many practices as possible. The senior boys and Mr. Whitley are doing a good Job also. The tournament was held at GCI oh November 16. It was a good time and a good challenge. y Tanya Maize) Library News HobYes! . the books have been entered into the computer r10411)0 and we are fully operational! Thanks so much to everyone who helped, from the initial "weeders?' to the l book entries into the computer last week. With our magic wand in hand, book ding. circulating, selecting and retrieving are wonderfully swift and efficient. Our UNICEF boxes were filled with your generous donations to help children who live in poverty all over the world. Thank you. Thanks also to the UNICEF drama team of Caley Moore, Sandra Al- ton, Jassie.Dhaliwal, Tiffany Foster, and Adella Andrew. Great job! Special thanks to Lucknow CGIT (Mrs. Cayley and members) - for ,counting all the money. 1'PLEY IT by Ab 'Wylds Floyd Stanley of the Kiptey District School is anxious to get the community school spirt bur it up in this area. Recently it started with community volleyball on Wednesday evening with an enthusiastic turnout Now he wishes to add . to that by having community recreational badminton on Tuesday evenings. Anyone interested in playing badminton can call Floyd at the school at 395-2651 or at home 395- 5277. Floyd is, pleased with the start made in volleyball, Visiting here last Friday morning for a brief stop was Betty Peterson of Barrie. Tracy Farrell received :wort last week that she was awarded the University of Western ' Ontario scholarship award, given to students entering their third year with an 80 perces )r over average in their second year of school. Tracy is inher third year 'of a four year honors Bachelor of Arts in French. 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