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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-02-25, Page 3Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 25, 1987—Page 3 Grade 6 students enjoy cross-country ski By Adrian Rau, Jason Cameron, Janine Helm and Trisha MacDonald This week in Mrs. Young's Grade 1 Room 1 class, Lisa Menary is "A11 About Me". Lisa even has pictures of her dad when he was in public school and Mr. D. Cameron was his teacher! The Grade 1 group has begun a unit on "Time" and the Grade 2 group is learning number facts to 12. Cross-country skiing On February 12, Miss Clynick and Mrs. Tebbutt took the Grade 6 Room 7 students on a cross-country ski trip. Those who didn't have skis used snowshoes. It was a great morning and everyone came back rosy-cheeked and invigorated. The reporters for Room 7 are Janice Webster and Heather Jefferson. In Mrs. Cameron's Kindergarten 1, the class has been talking about bears. They've learned bear songs, heard bear stories and made bear pictures and puppets. Scottish visitor Mrs. Ottewell's Grade 3 Room 10 welcomed Claire Weir from Scotland. Because the class is studying Canada, Claire is able to help them with com- parisons. The class had a heart scavenger hunt with their Grade 6 reading buddies and learned many new things. They also had a hotdog lunch with Valentine treats. The reading buddies from Grade 6 are Jennifer Moir, Christine Todd and Denise Curran. Learning about Peru The Grade 3 Room 4 class is learning about children at work in Peru. They've learned about Ruben who raises rabbits and about Pancho who takes sheep high in the mountains. The children of Peru also like to eat "huancayo" which are hot bak- ed potatoes with hot cheese sauce. The people of Peru really like them. Yum! Yum! Actually, most of the class did not like them that much. The class is also writing stories entitled "When I Grow Up..." Here are some of the results: Truck Driver By David Adams When I grow up, I am going to drive a K - Whopper or Peterbilt big rig, because I like to listen to the CB and I can sleep in the sleeper. Banker By Debbie Ross When I grow up, I want to be a banker Correspondent home from hospital We are pleased to report that the Whitechurch correspondent, Mrs. Valetta Emerson, was released from the Wingham and District Hospital last Monday after a week's stay in the hospital. During this period, Mrs. Carmen Far- rier passed away and the villagers were unable to express their sympathy to Mr. Carmen Farrier and family. • Guests on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. V. Emerson were Rev. G. Ball of Milver- ton and Karen, Brian and Dennis Lubbers of Whitechurch. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson, Sharon and Brenda of St. Catherines spent Satur- day and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Orland Irwin and family and'Mr. and Mrs. V. Emerson at Bray Lodge, Wingham. Miss Darlene Emerson of London spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. V. Emerson. Other callers on Sunday after- noon were Mrs. Betty Irwin of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Arnos Martin of Highway 86, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin of Whitechurch. S Bill Uuldricks and Bill Purdon were Wednesday callers on the Emersons. Victor Emerson was admitted to the Wingham and District Hospital on Mon- day. The commupity ,w-isheshinIa_. speedy„ recovery.' - because there are banks in just about all towns and cities so I can always be near my family. Dentist By Grant Cairncross When I grow up, I want to be a dentist. He helps you with your teeth and if you have a cavity he will get rid of it. I want to be a dentist because he helps people. Gym teacher By Ryan Jervis When I grow up I want to be a gym teacher, becaue I like sports. The Grade 3 reporters this week are Ken Chambers and Matt Hunter. Sports On February 11, the Brookside Junior boys and girls volleyball teams travelled to Goderich to participate in a volleyball tournament. Both teams played well. Con- gratulations to both teams. The Grade 4 to 6 students have just begun the Junior floor hockey houseleague during the recesses. The senior boys and girls are working on their basketball skills during the lunch hour. Grade 5, 6, 7 and 8 students have been participating in a table tennis double elimination tournament. On March 5, Brookside will host the table tennis tourna- ment involving six schools. Survey This week's question for the school survey is: What do you like to do in your spare time? The results are as follows; in Grade 8 Dennis Park likes to sleep and Debbie Nivins likes to listen to music. trip recently BROOKSIDE From Grade 7, Rhonda Dickson likes to play sports and Tricia Corkum likes to listen to music. 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