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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-03-04, Page 19Cliff's Plumbing & Heating 640 -Willoughby Lucknow, Ontario Weaverterag SYSTEMS Furnace Installations Air Conditioning Sheet Metal - Pumps & Softeners Repairs CLIFF MANN Telephone: 528-3913 LOPS Grade By Denise Allen and Kristen Owen This week was the last week with Miss Lane, She is going back to school on Mon- day. The Kindergarten students all en- joyed her help in the classroom. The class had another special visitor to the class. Mrs. MacKinnon came and talked about working in a grocery store and about dif- ferent kinds of vegetables. Grade One This week in Grade 1, they had a very special treat. Some children from the Kindergarten class, Erin Eadie, Alicia deBoer and Michelle Gibbons read their very own books. Alicia and Michelle had Alphabet books''and Erin fooled everyone with her "peek" book. After that Marcia Showers, Lisa Kwan, Andy Furness and Kelly Newhook came from Grade 2 to read their owl stories. Everyone has become better reader they are now experts at sounding out new words. The "Special Me" this week was Ronnie Van Meeteren. He told us about his farm. The class had fun in the gym using a tam- borine to move to. Thursday They made hatbooks with Mrs. Maclntrye for Hat Day. Grade Two The Grade 2 class really enjoyed Hat Day. Every person in the class par- ticipated. Some of the unusual hats were, a "Bobby's" hat and a hat from Aruba. We are all ready for nutrition month in March. All Grade 2 students are going to try to eat "green" light snacks only. Hopefully they will become memebers of the "Sneaky Snack Club". Grade Three This week we were thrilled on Monday when "Cowgirl Christie" arrived with chaps, bridle, reins, saddle, boots and hat. Each student enjoyed sitting in her saddle and wearing her western gear. Thank you "Cowgirl Christie". Friday was Hat Day and everyone en- joyed wearing a hat for the day. " There were many weird hats and special house league points were passed out for the best one. Grade Four This week in the Grade 4 class some tas- ty concoctions were written. They were "Stirring stories": The ingredients were, Who, What and Where as well as some Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 4, 1987—Page 19 1 students make hat books spicy adjectives for seasoning. We will be sharing the finished products next week. The class is very proud of Amy Austin who represented our school at the Legion Speaking Contest. Grade Five The Grade 5 class enjoyed a Perfor- mance Day on Friday, February 27. Trumpets, trombones, clarinets, flutes, drums, piano solos and even an Eb horn were featured. It was enjoyed by all. Grade Six The Grade 6 class was very fortunate to have won the Class of the Month Award. Be prepared to read next week about how it feels to be a student in a class that won the Class of the Month Award. Grade Seven On Tuesday, February 24, Grade 7 received a new student named Shelly Bruce. On hat day there was one hat that got ex- tra points because it was extra long. The Grade 7 and 8 boys are using their talents in imagination by having fun games of hockey at recesses. Grade Eight Last Thursday, the Grade 8 class attend- ed Walkerton District Secondary School for a half-day. They ,were welcomed by Mr. Maine, Vice Principal and Mr. Barnes, Head of . Guidance before leaving with group leaders on tours of the school. Shops, drafting classes, art classes, LCPS French, library, main offices and many other facilities were described. Many questions were answered by the student guides. We had milk and cookies for our relaxation bread in the cafeteria. Thank you. An week, from the February 23 to 27, the Grade 8 class was fortunate to have a guest from the Bruce Nuclear Power Development (BNPD), Mr. B. Allen. He is a teacher from Bruce County and has been going to different schools doing interesting experiments and giving presentations about basic electricity and energy. Thank you to Mr. Allen. Mr. Pike's Reminders There will be an open meeting sponsored by the Block Parents for all families that are concerned about behavior on the way to and from school. If you have concerns, please attend! The meeting is tonight ( Wednesday, March 4) at 7 pm. at LCPS. You must remind your younger children to stay away from ponds and rivers as the spring runoff begins. Society members attend convention The Lucknow Agricultural Society held their regular meeting on Tuesday, February 24 at the Community Centre with President Leo Murray in the chair. Sixteen members were present. Delegates attending this year's conven- tion were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Messenger, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walden and Carol Rintoul, Miss Lucknow Fall Fair. There were 1,348 delegates and 119 Fair Queens. Committees were set up for this year's Fall Fair on September 18 and 19. These will be finalized at the society's March meeting. Space at this year's Craft Festival on Ju- ly 31 and August 1 is over half booked already. • SPECIAL This- year's fair will be opened by the new Queen who will be chosen on Satur- day, September 12. The Brussels Pipe Band will be invited to our parade as well as the popular Lucknow Concert Band. Mildred and Archie Purdon served lunch following the meeting. The 1987 Fall Fair Prize List will be revised at the next meeting. Select your invitations from our col- lection of traditional and contem- porary designs. Socially correct thermo-engraving compliments the elegance of our wedding stationery. Ask to see our many wedding ac- cessories. too. Our gift to you as a keepsake ... a copy of your invitation thermo- engraved in gold. 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