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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-10-07, Page 14r Page 14—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 7, 1987 Grade Ones get first hand look at cider press BR6OKS IDE Welcome to another year of Brookside news. The editors for this year are Rhonda Dickson, Joel Wright and Teresa Jeffer- son. We will be planning and writing many exciting and interesting articles throughout the year. We hope you will en- joy the news and articles we will present. The editors would like to thank Mr. Farnell and Mrs. Clarke who will act as editors in chief. KINDERGARTEN I Mrs. Cameron's Kindergarten I class are learning about colours. This week they made black sheep and white clouds that they covered with popcorn. KINDERGARTEN II In Mrs. Young's Kindergarten II class, they are busy doing many activities about colours and autumn. We have done ac- tivities with numbers 1 and 2. We also sponge painted autumn leaves for our bulletin board. GRADE 1, ROOM 5 Miss Mathers' Grade l's enjoyed a trip 47. Card of Thanks CONLEY I would like to thank all those who sent cards, gifts and get well wishes while I was in University Hospital. Many thanks for rides to London,'cutting grass and looking after my home. All these kind acts were much appreciated. Jean Conley. -40 MacMILLAN Thanks to all those who helped, sent flowers, cards, gifts, visiting and made phone calls while I was in Wingham Hospital. Your kindnesses were sincerely appreciated. Sadie MacMillan. -40 HACKETT Ian and Kathy would like to thank Dr. Bekasiak and Emily Phillips for the safe arrival of their daughter and thanks to the nurses at Wingham Hospital for the care of Kathy and Amber. -40 to Art Bell's Fruit Farm on Wednesday, September 30. We like seeing the apple cider made and really liked tasting it. The walk through orchard was wet, but fun. We will be studying apples and tasting some of the yummy apple products. ROOM 1, GRADE 1 Miss Jewitt's grade 1 room 1 and Miss Mathers' grade 1 room 5 visited Art Bell's apple orchard where they watched apples being pressed into cider. They also gathered Spy apples from the ground to br- ing back to the school for an apple study. Miss Jewitt's grade 1 is studying the signs of autumn and will be making crafts and paintings of the colourful season. SIMPSON We would like to thank all the members of the LUCKNOW LASSES Slowpitch Team for their generous gift of money. It was very much ap- preciated. Anne and Bob 48. Coming Events APPLE DAY - BOTTLE DRIVE will be held by Lucknow Beavers, Cubs and Scouts, Saturday, October 17. Please save your bottles. -39-41 THANKSGIVING DINNER Dungannon Senior Citizen Centre, Friday, October 9, 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. servings. Adults $6.00, 12 and under $3.00. Preschoolers free. Tickets available at door or phone 529-7270 for reservations. -39,40x HOT TURKEY SUPPER Lucknow United Church, Tuesday, Oc- tober 20, 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Adults $6.50, children under 12 $3.00 Auspices United Church Women. Come early if you can! A real treat - all you can eat ! —40,41 TURKEY DINNER Wednesday, October 7, at the Super Scoop, $5.50 includes full dinner with trimmings and pie. Please book in advance 528-3017. —40a r RUMMAGE SALE Don't forget the fall rummage sale for the Auxiliary to Wingham and District Hospital. It is coming Thursday, October 15, 6 - 9 p.m. and Friday, October 16, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. -40 SLOGAN CONTEST for Lucknow's 130th birthday. Enter and win. See September 30 issue of The Sen- tinel for full contest rules. Contest closes civ October 19/87.-40,41ar 35TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY The family of Ken and Laura Barbour in- vite friends, relatives and neighbours to Morris and Grey Community Centre, Brussels, Friday, October 9, to help celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary. Please let your presence be your gift. -39,40 48. Coming Events FASHIONS AND ACCESSORIES The Lucknow Kinettes present Joannie's Fashions and accessories demonstration at the Lucknow Town Hall, upstairs, Wednesday, October 14, 8 p.m. $2.00 person. -39-41 9TH ANNUAL KOUNTRY KITCHEN BAZAAR Saturday, October 10, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pine River United Church, Highway 21 south of Kincardine. Coffee available 10:30 a.m.-40x CANCELLATION NOTICE The open house scheduled for October 10, 1987, has to be unfortunately cancelled. Marlene Murray and Dorothy Murray. -40x DROP-IN CENTRE will meet, Town Hall, Friday, October -9, 2 p.m. Shoot party. Everyone welcome. Anyone wishing transportation call 528-2397 or 528-2711.-40 ANNUAL MEETING of the Huron County Cream Producers, Thursday, October 15, 8:30 p.m., East Wawanosh School, Belgrave. Guest speaker: Feed Specialist from UCO. Door prizes, lunch. -40 BUS TRIP to Samko Toy and Gift Factory Outlet, Toronto; Stone Road Mall and Eatons Cen- tre, Guelph, October 24, Pickup: Goderich, Amberley, Lucknow. 529-7138 or 395-3746.-40,41 ALZHEIMER'S INFO NIGHT Understanding and coping with ALZHEIMER'S an information night sponsored by the Huron County Health Unit, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13th, 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at the Nursing Assistant Training School, Wingham. Panel discus- sion followed by a question and answer period. Free admission and coffee. For more information call: 357-2264.-39,40ar BOSSIN'S HOME REMEDY for Nuclear War, a musical medicine show, is coming to Blyth Memorial Hall for one perfor- mance only Thursday, October 15 at 8 p.m. Tickets $8 advance, $10 at door, $5 students, $15 dinner and show (6 p.m. ) Tickets available at 482-9706.-39,40 FLEA MARKET sponsored by Dungannon Agricultural Society, Saturday, October 17, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Dungannon Agricultural Hall. Ven- dors wanted. Call 529-7390.- 40,41ar • MICROWAVED MAPLE SYRUP Cooking Class offered Oct. 15, 7 p.m. Huronview Auditorium, Clinton. To pre -register phone 529-7857 or 482-3256.-40x Do you have a special event coming in the near future? Why not advertise in the Lucknow Sentinel's Coming Events col- umn? For a very, reasonable price you can let area folk know about your special event. Call Pat at the Sentinel 528-2822 before noon on Mondays. GRADE 2, ROOM 3 Mrs. Blanchette's grade 2 class is just completing a theme entitled "Me The One and Only." They have written diamond poems about each other, and discussed sharing and co-operation. For open house the children made bristol board people to hold their booklet. The board people sat in their desks and parents had to try and find the `me' that looked most like their child. ROOM 4, GRADE 2 AND 3 The Dinosaur Den, has been studying dinosaurs since school started. We made a life size triceratops and, with the help of Mr. Wilkins, a pteranodona on our ceiling ! Tormorrow we are having a dinosaur day for the last day of dinosaur studies. The first "Special Me" was Michaul Alton. This week Warner Lohse is special me. Reporters are Caley Moore and Julia Stecca. GRADE3, ROOM 10 This grade is off to a good start! We have 27 boys and girls and have read novels and made booklets already. We're also study- ing trees and apples and have learned dif- ferent ways to use crayons from Mrs. Graham. Reporters Brent Cameron and Tim Spivak. GRADE 4, PORTABLE 2 A lot of people like to play nutty neckties. We are learning about Huron County. We are rounding off numbers in math, learn- ing about elephants in the library, and reading in groups. The books are called Fourth Grade Nothings, Last was Loyld, Chocolate Fever, The Fallen Spaceman. After we are done the books we will be do- ing skits with them. Reporters: Jenny Moire and Tammy Uptergrove. THE ROOM 6 READERS Mr. Farnell brought in two gerbils nam- ed Chuck and Charlie. They gnaw on card- board and paper tubes a lot! Chuck is fat- ter than Charlie. Nathan feeds the gerbils. We have been writing motorbike stories and we are really enjoying them. We are also writing a book about motorbikes. Soon we will be making pennants that will tell something about each of us. GRADE 5, PORTABLE 1 Mrs. Webster's grade 5 class in portable 1 has been studyingabout food. We tasted vegetables and made scrumptous pum- pkin pie. There are beautiful fruit and vegetable people mobiles hanging in our class that we created. Our class made booklets on "How to feed a kid", and "How to feed a monster". Mrs. Worsell visited us with baby Charlotte. Mrs. Worsell will be returning to our class in January. SPORTS NEWS MISS CLYNICK Our soccer tournament is on October 6 (raindate October 7). The junior games will be at Victoria Public School. The senior girls are at the agricultural park and senior boys at G.D. Good luck to all teams! Our cross-country meet will be held at Wawanosh Conservation Area on October 15 (raindate October 16) . Victoria, Robert- son, Holmesville, Colborne and Brookside schools will be competing. Our houseleague system is in full swing. We are almost finished our soccer schedule. Volleyball will be our next activity. GRADE 6, ROOM 7 Mrs. Tebbut's Grade 6 has been very busy this month. They are doing a unit on Simple Machines. They have set up a pulley in the classroom that makes heavy objects easy to lift. This unit has proved to be very interesting to the students. GRADE 7, ROOM 12 Mrs. Allen's grade 7 class is busily preparing for the upcoming soccer tourna- ment. Several students have made • the cross-country team too. The class has also been going to Industrial Arts and Family Studies. They are learning how to sew and how to work with tools. The history unit this term is on the Goderich Salt Mine. They are doing many kinds of interesting artwork that includes drawing perspective and tinting with primary colors. Lots of people won prize money at the Dungannon and Lucknow Fall Fair. Many students are raising money by selling White Christmas Fantasy Ornaments which are very suc- cessful so far. GRADE 7, ROOM 8 Mr. Liddle's room 8 students are enjoy- ing their studies in Industrial Arts and Family Studies on Tuesday afternoons. They are learning how to use sewing machines and wood working equipment. GRADE 8, ROOM 11 Some of Mr. Hazlitt's grade 8's are get- ting ready for the soccer tournament. We have been selling Christmas ornaments to raise money for the schooL Some people in. our class tried out for thecross-country team. Reporter - Debbie Draper. LIBRARY NEWS Mrs. Blake's library is going to have plenty of help this year as many students have signed up for the Library Assistants Club. The used book sale on "meet the teacher night" was very successful. Now she is planning a new book sale, "The Great Canadian Book Fair", which will be held on Friday, October 9. The Library will be open until 4:30 p.m. on that day so that parents may purchase books. STU'ENTS' COUNCIL NEWS The Stuuent Council "White Christmas Fantasy Sale" is progressing well. All orders were turned into teachers and class representatives on .Monday, October 6th. Deliveries are to be made by the end -of Oc- tober. Your support is appreciated. This year our Students' Council consists of Warren Andrew -President, Matthew Sproul - Vice President, Doug Helm - Secretary, Robert Ireland - Treasurer. Our class representatives are as follows. Room 11- Tim McNee, Room 12 - Danielle McClinchey, Room 9 - Adella Andrew, Room 8 - Chris MacDonald, Room 7 T - Larissa Sproul, . Portable 1 - Philip Dickson, Portable 2 - Glenn Ferguson, Por- table 3 - Shane Webster. In and around Ripley BY AB WYLDS Secretary Don MacTavish notes this com- ing Monday Oct 12 is the second one in the month. So it is time for the Ripley Agricultural Society meeting in the Ripley Huron. Central School. Canvassing for the CNIB Mrs. Sheila MacDonald reports for her husband Dan that the Ripley and District Lions will be canvassing this coming week for the C.N.I.B. More fall fair results Last Friday Mrs. Margery MacDonald, president of the lady directors of the Ripley Agricultural Society had two things to report for the column. The Agricultural quilt winner was Bridget Kirkey, St. Clements, Ontario, and the draw was made at the Ripley fall fair dance on Saturday evening. Tickets were sold. at the Ripley Craft Show early last summer and then at the Ripley Fall fait and in the inter- val between these two at the Pine River Cheese Factory. Also Joy's Amusements from the Toronto area failed to show and Organizers have not been able to find out why, or contact the company even by phone after several attempts. Two names in the draw Two ladies from the Ripley area now have tickets in the Second Honeymoon lucky draw drum at C.K.N.X. The ladies are Mary Scott of the 4th con. and Erma Haldenby of Holyrood. Figure skating meeting Ripley Huron Figure Skating general meeting will be held in the Ripley Arena at 7:30 p.m. on Wed. Oct. 14, 1987. Everyone please attend, President Judy Hawrylyshyn asks you. Dessert and coffee will be served. Pros will be available for questions. Bazaar is coming up On September 28th at 10 a.m. a meeting was held at the home of Jan Fludder to finalize the arrangements for St. Andrews United Church Bazaar and Luncheon to be held there on Oct. 31st. Things are progress- ing well and the ladies agreed on the same time as last year from 11:30 to 2:00 and that soup will be served again. Garage sale planned .Nina Wyld reports that the Ripley Huron Skating Club is having a garage sale in the Township Hall, October 17 at 9-12. It will consist of baking, clothing, household items, plants, books, etc. All skating mothers can give their donations on Friday afternoon Oct. 16.