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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-04-29, Page 17The Junior Science Fair winners from LCPS are, back row, left to right, Tammy Neable, Chad Hiller, Donnie Cuillerier, Colin Humphrey, Adrian Helm, Chad Thomas. Middle row, Jeremy -O'Neill, Tara Thacker, Michael Schlosser, Pat Broome, Lisa MacDonald, Jen- nifer Porter and Shelly Gollan. Front row, Jackie Murray, Dean Tiffin, Joel Sutton, Chris Jones, Cathy Conley, Michael de Boer, and Clint Murray. My favourite team What's blue and white and tries to shoot black things into a net? It's my favourite hockey team the Toronto Maple Leafs. Toronto wears a blue and white uniform, mostly white at .home and mostly blue when away. Right now, on March 31, 1987 the leafs are one point behind both Chicago and Minnesota. A win is worth 2 points and a tie is worth one point. There are 21 teams in the NHL. They are divided into four divisions which gives one division one extra team. Each tear- I plays 80 games per season plus the pray -off games. The last place team or the last two teams don't make the play-off's. Therefore there would be 16 teams left.. The play-off's are when the top team in points play the last place team and the se- cond place team plays the third. They play the best out of seven. The Leafs might not make the play-off's because they're behind one point. I hope Toronto can make the play-off's and may be in the Stanley Cup. That's very wishful thinking. Bill Cooper Gr. 7 What if? If the school burnt down it might be interesting. For instance, where would I have to go to school? I would have to make new friends and meet teachers and I would have a long bus ride. But! ! I would have lots of fun around home because I could drive my ATC and tour the township. I could see the coun- tryside and work on the farm. That is what my life would be like if the school burnt down! Gary Stein March book I like March because it is nutrition month. You're supposed to eat all good things. I like when March comes in like a tion. Then it might go out like a lamb. Did you know that March winds and April showers help to bring May flowers. March bring leprachauns green as the green grass. You could possibly even find one. I like leprachauns because if you find one you should say to it "will you please take me your pot of gold." I wish I could catch one. That would be really neat to have all that money. March is also cooler. March is also fun ' because I can ride my bike and play ball and all kinds of other stuff. It really is fun. Those two are my favorite things in March. March is neat because I get March Break. My brother and I play catch in March. Catch is sort of like baseball but we play both. I put all my hockey stuff away in my backroom but I still play with it a little bit in March. I like March because my best friend's birthday is in March. Different birds come back in March like robins and blue birds. After March comes April. I like April but I like March better. Greg Montgomery Gr. 1 Soccer teams do well This year's soccer season began with many vigorous practices' resulting in tired team members. But after the final cuts were made the practices became even more stenuous to get everyone in shape and ready to go. The day of the tournament arrived and the teams set off with high hopes in mind. Although the weather did not cooperate high spirits and. good sportsmanship kept us alive. As a result the boys were able to capture the championship and the girls achieved the award of runner-up. We are very proud of both our girls and' boys soccer teams, especially the boys who continued on to compete in the county wide tournament. They did very well at the tournament but only were able to win one game. The teams both did extremely well and I'm sure kept up the good participation and cooperation record for our school. Many thanks go to the coaches, Mr. McKeon and Mrs. Clooney, for a job well done. Cailin Clarke and .Megan Jonstone Spring Spring, spring what do you see? I see a red bird looking at me Red bird, red bird what do you see? I see a flower looking at me Flower, flower what do you see? I see a forest looking at me Forest, forest what do you see? I see Clifford. Sean Lougheed Spring, spring what do you see? I see a fox looking at me Fox, fox what do you see? I see a red .dog looking at me Red dog,. red dog what do you see? I see a blue duck looking at me slue duck, blue duck what do you see? I see a robin looking at me Robin, robin what do you see? I see the vowels looking at me Vowels, vowels what do you see? I see everything looking at me. Sharon deBoer The Lucknow Central—Page 7 Who do we appreciate? I know who I appreciate, my Mother. Have you ever stopped to think what it would be like to have to make your own supper, do your own wash and not have anybody yell at you? Now the thoughts of not having anvbodv yelling at me to get out of the bathroom sounds good, but I don't know, probably by the third day I would have a sink full of dir- ty dishes and a basket full of dirty laundry, not to mention the dreadful vacuuming, dusting and bed making chores. week end I learn to appreciate my Mother because when she is working it's me who makes dinner and supper and washes the dishes. 2,4,6,8, Who do we appreciate? Mothers! Mothers! Diane Broome 1 r 1 e: ,»L✓/�HL .lone u oC, 6 r) /l /1 a( u i t1/ 1/ I fi- i t /// // 1. // / //elt‘5/5ifig9 as, v\v Gpz vANbissleg• Y.4 Andrew Cleland necresf Hon CC ars orne +ha+ ARES() FO(' N\or sac) �►'��"orr'��►�ion LOU e Dawn Bushell