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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-10-21, Page 7LCPC Grade 4 and 5 This week, Grade Four and Five made Halloween pictures in art. They are learn- ing about Canada and have started a new series on environmental studies. They also started subtraction. Most people are still reading very hard for those . prizes and apples on the class bulletin board. Grade 6 and 7 The Grade Six and Seven class are really excited about painting two faces on a small pumpkin, that can be :used as a centre piece for . their • dinningroom tables. With the planning stage completed, the painting stage Will be much easier. Grade7and8 Grade Seven and Eight are reading a novel series, Midnight is a Place. Already they have reached episode seven. They are learning about survival in In- dustrial England and are glad that we don't live like that. We went on a trip to Stratford last week to see a play, Much Ado About Nothing. Next week the skipping club will be starting. Grade 8 The Grade Eight class would like to con- gratulate all the cross-country runners that went to Kincardine to represent our school. Library The library has been a busy place since the Partners in Excellence Reading Challenge began. Mrs. Maclntyre hopes that everyone will continue reading all year. Reading improves your mind, im- agination and creativity as well as in- creases your vocabularly. Mrs. Lash, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Black and Mrs. Maclntyre attended the Ontario Reading Association conference in Toron- to recently. This weel5 the Houseleague leaders are Italy first, Kenya second and South Africa third. 00,1 —Helping each other Farm families are facing pretty tough times in today's economic climate in agriculture. Families are questioning their future and just what they should be doing. This is a very unsettling period for families. Many feel isolated and are un- sure of who to turn to for support. Having someone to talk to who is going through a similar situation can be very helpful. Self Help Groups are designed to provide just the support you need. Ideally, a Self Help Group is made up of individuals who volun- tarily form a group based on their common experiences and needs. In this case, it would be other farm families going through a stressful, financial time. As part of a group of about 10-12 people you could share with each other your own ex- periences, frustrations and fears. By doing so, you can learn how others may have coped with the situation. Just the support of knowing someone else who is having an equally difficult time, can help you through this trying period. The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food has prepared a kit on how to start a self-help group. Topics covered include, "How To Get Started", "The First Meeting". "Learning Your Resources", "Leadership Guidelines", "Keeping Members Involv- ed", and lots more! If you are interested in starting, a self help group or in belonging to one, you should contact Dennis Martin, the Self Help Contact for Huron County. Phone 482-3428 or 1-800-265-5170 to make an ap- pointment as your first step in "Helping Each Other to Help Ourselves! !" Italy in the lead Cross-country runners LCPS cross-country runners made a great effort at the Regional Cross -Country Competition held last Wednesday. Follow- ingare the results of our local runners: Tyke Girls Kerrie Skilien-8th, Amy Sutherland -12th, Jennifer Jones -18th and Jackie Murray -19th. Tyke Boys Doug Johnston -15th, Jeremy Smith -16th, Jeff Porter -17th and Mike Johnston -25th. Junior Girls Heather Askes-6th, Kelly Stevenson -7th, Turrin Colwell -14th and Tracy Visser -16th. Junior Boys Steve Porter -4th, Shane MacKinnon -5th, Pat Barren -10th and Chad Stanley -11th. Senior Girls : Jennifer McKinnon - 3rd, Jill Sellars -10th, Tara Thacker -filth and Tanya Sutherland -13th. Senior Boys Pad Rhody-2nd, Clint Murray -6th, Chric Colwell -8th and Chris Humphrey -13th. Congratulations to all the participants in the regional run. Gradeland2 Grade One has been having fun making pictures with seeds and maple keys. They made their own story with their new reading words. They found out about evaporation in their wet and dry unit of study and now they are learning about the weather. Margo, Micheal, Joey and Jeff have been our `Special Me' people so far and they now have their own book to take home. Grade One and Two want to thank Mr. Pike for his warm fuzzies this week. They really enjoyed reading their stories to him about Mr. Squirrel. They were surprised when they opened up their bean seeds and found a little plant inside. Now they can hardly wait to plant them and see if that little plant will grow. Grade 2 and 3 Grade Two and Three are starting a new unit on dinosaurs. They are big, scary creatures that lived long ago. On Thursday we created our own orange pumpkins for Halloween. The class is very proud of Jonathon MacKinnon who came in fourth in the cross-country run. Grade 3 and 4 The Grade Three and Four class is now charting the progress of Mr. Dennis's favorite hockey team, the Toronto Maple Leafs. They are keeping track of the Leafs' wins, loses and ties and the NHL standings. They finished their unit on rabbits in reading class and this week started a scary section about Halloween. In math they did a section on fractions and learned how to read a clock. The class would like to congratulate the Lucknow soccer and cross-country teams for their fine showing at the South Bruce competitions. LUCK NOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE Friday. October 23 Harold & Pat Hayes Saturday, October 24 Lee -Anne Haldenby & Rene Murray Saturday. 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