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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-03-04, Page 6Page 6—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 4, 1987 • Grade .)6 completes assignment on By Jason Cameron, Adrian Rau. Janine Helm and Trisha MacDonald Mrs. Tebbutt's Grade 6 Room 7 class has just completed a written assignment about current issues in society. They are using the computer program "storywriter" to print out the revised editions. The Grade 6 reporters are Janice Webster and Heather Jefferson. Dough teddy bears Mrs. Cameron's Kindergarten 1 class made dough teddy bears on Thursday, February 26 with the help of Mrs. Marie Webster .and Mr. Liddle's Grade 6 class. Thank you very much, everyone, for your help. Sports The table tennis double elimination tour- nament is almost complete. On March 5, Brookside is hosting a tournament involv- ing five area schools. Congratulations to all the students and teachers Who received a 10 km., 25 km., and 100 km. sticker. Study, study, study Study ! study ! study ! Grade 4 and 5, Por- table 2 students are studying vegetables•in Mr. Culp's Grade 4-5 class. They don't know very many of them. One of the vegetables they don't know is the fid- dlehead. By the name it sounds like it has a fiddle for a head! Also, the watercress. There are vegetables from parts of the world that some pe6ple have never heard of. They looked in the newspaper and guess what they found. Well, Mr. Culp found it for them - an advertisement for a Stokes seed catalogue - and they decided to send for help. So, they wrote to Stokes and the catalogue should be coming anyday now. The Grade 4-5 reporters are Kerri Snowden and Tanya Maclnnes. "All About Me" Miss Jewitt's Grade 2 class had Kelly McNee up for the "All About Me" board last week. This week, April Moir has put up her pictures for her "All About Me" board. On Monday, February 23, The class went outside and played Fox and Goose and had a snowball relay. The class would also like to wish Kelly McNee a happy birthday on Friday, February 20. Two special visitors Mr. Young's Grade 1 and 2 class had two special visitors reeently. Mrs. D. Graham, art consultant, did string design paintings and Mrs. Marie Webster made bread dough figures of the. Little Bear Family. Thank -you to both of these experts for their time and support. This week "All About Me" is Jeff MacLean. current Pupils in Grade 5 Portable 1 are "Pigg- ing Out" on pig activities as they learn more about these hoggish animals. They have just completed an Animal Project on a domestic animal of their choice. 100 shoeshines This week Grade 3 Room 4, Krakatoa, learned about Pablo, a shoeshine boy in Lima, Peru. They're trying to see if they can do 100 shoeshine ( chores) by Friday. Pablo would need 100 shoeshines to buy a cane mat, a T-shirt, and a pair of sandals. They also used a magic story bag. Everyone had to write a story about whatever he -she pulled out of the bag. Some, people pulled out hats, plastic cookies, a wicker chair, fish, a big rupber cricket, a rabbit, a lamb, chopsticks and a brush. This week the class is "introducing" Matt Hunter ! Professional Activity Day Friday, February 27 was a PA Day for teachers in Huron County. Mary Moffat, Integrated Studies Co-ordinator, and Dee Graham, Art Co-ordinator, conducted in- tegrated studies worhshops at Brookside, Grades K-4 in the morning and Grades 5-8 in the afternoon: Some teachers from East Wawanosh school also attended. Inter- views were also held by parent or teacher request. lesson lans and report cards were JOINT BOARD The. Consolidated Hearings Act, 1981 (S.O.1981, c.20) IN THE MATTER OF the Consolidated Hearings Act, 1981, (S.O. 1981, c. ?0); —and -- IN THE MATTER OF the Environmental. Assessment Act, (R.S.O. 1980, c. 140); —and— IN THE MATTER OF Sections 6, 7 and 8 of the Expropriations Act, (R.S.O, 1980, c. 148); —and -- IN THE MATTER OF the Niagara Escarpment Planning and Development Act, (R.S.O. 1980, c. 316)'; —and— IN THE MATTER OF the Parkway Belt Planning and Development -Act, (R.S.O. 1980; c. 368); issues BROOKSIDE BRO prepared. it was a busy and informative day. Library Mrs. Blake is working on a pelican unit with Miss Jewitt's Grade 2 class. The children are finding out some amazing facts about pelicans and producing good pelican posters. They are also learning library skills such as using call numbers, title pages on books, publishers, etc. Special Feature This week, instead of a survey, the Brookside Broadcast reporters asked each other two things which we liked. Janine Helm says she likes music and watching movies. Adrian Rau's favorite things include food and pussy -cats. Trisha MacDonald says she's fond of pop music and all sorts of sports. Jason Cameron enjoys sports and heavy metal tunes. "Music Moves Me" Brookside's Spring Concerttornheld on Turn to page 7 AND IN THE MATTER OF an undertaking of Ontario Hydro consisting of the acquisition of property rights for, and, the• design, construction, operation and maintenance of over- head alternating' current transmission lines,and related station, communication and control facilities, located within a geographic area: Between the Bruce Nuclear Power Development, near • Kincardine, and the Essa Transformer Station, near Barrie; Between the Bruce Nuclear Power Development and a new transformer Station to be built in the London area; and Between the new transformer station in the London area and the Nanticoke Generating Station, on Lake. Erie NOTICE OF APPROVAL TO PROCEED The Joint Board has gi`en Ontario Hydro approval to proceed with a set of facilities in the above matter. These facilities, consisting of high voltage transmission lines and a transformer station, are known as System Plan 1 (modified) all as set out inrthe map below. • 1✓ Port Elgin Chatsworth BRUCE NPD Kincardine Lake Karon 8pderkb • Pomo I. Ailsa Craig St,athroy • SITE N w O ti Georvin Boy Colhnpwood • Markdale 'Hanover • Walkerton Iroton • ESSA TS.•' • Dundalk • \� •AIlls ton , •Shelburne • SYSTEM PLAN 1 Guelph • • Exeter • London +°' 6 kv / Simcoe IRTdlsonburp • Port Oove S,t Thomas i Lake MTS L� Like Ontario MIDDLEPORT u'TS IR NNTtCOKE C / Erie 'Copies of the decision may be obtained at the following repositories: ■ Ontano Hydro's head office (Public Reference Centre) 700 University Ave., Toronto, Ont. ■ Ontario Hydro's regional offices at: 93 Bell Farm Road Barrie, Ont. 5760 Yonge St. Toronto, Ont. ., 1075 Wellington Road South London, Ont. 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