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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-04-04, Page 11Grade one students oil fantastic cos Kindergarten The last two wirein we have been wry CPS IPIIIIIDER doing Gingerbread Man activities. On Monday we baked our own Gingerbread Man, what a surprise we bed when weGrade1111 opened the oven and found them gone! 3/4 After a long, hunt they were found and Mrs. w 1 1' we euidcly ate them. On Tuesday we are Everyone returned urnsd altiw the March having a Gingerbread party and have in- ° Break, amdoutt to do their be now that vited our families to see our play, read the third term has Our first Fri - , y day back was aai�ecla1Ij njay'abie as we our book and listen to our songs, We will had Farnn Safety with I .. Jo&mston. We We haveg beenngvery busyad Masi cf course. also heard * wonderful speaker, Alvin Break. Law, very since Spring Law, on Friday afternoon. This past week, the „ Morning in Language Artss 'we have coarses Kindergarten lot one of the members of with the reading of books and .their class, Brandon Gunter, Brandon will 't � emit go adOng be dearly missed but will be remembered with our centres: Canada caar for- his happy smile and sharing, caring tinues to be tine thein of aur E.S. cen- ways, tres. Canadian capitals, :ppro.vinces; Grade .1 Mrs, Belt animals and A are top ca we are We are •pleased to have some mamar e' are learning many new. again, on Wednesdays to hear our reasons to add to our list of "Why I am good . We have been sounding out Proud to Be a Canadian:" many ' wo .with the vowel- ',i" this Grade 415 G beeuA week. Our dragon stories.are ranted int- to 'boom . now. Today we are. Mas ed about Grades 4/0 have now their unit Giants, and heard many "Giant" stories. We .made huge giants; in Art, Ow Fairy - Tale centres are :a :t. Some of us built fantastic Castles the blocks. Jeff is .Special Me. We had no Mareh birthdays,, so • we made a St. Patrick's Day,, cake, ' Grade 1/2 - Mrs. Sleek Grades 1/2 welcome two new students to our class. We hope Chris.. Tabor and Amber Belrose :enjoyy.. L;CP S. We wnukl like , to +bank gni; Ilidinotine on the Solar system. 7 ley learned all Mode of interesting information and have • become real sky watchers! In fact, some - of them have even spotted the Northern • g adey4's are busy getting a play about Wean' and the White Cat, ready to present to the primary grades,. Grade 5 is working on a variety of Easter activities., Grade tie' 'Mr. Bennet for her informative presentation eta This9i_ week the grade 5/6 class started "Safety",: We were Made aware of -the many poisonous plants that,might.be .in our. household. At our rabbit research centres we are finding interesting facts about;.ourr furry friends. 1`t.;lu;lhoped he is starting to get ready for Easter. Grade 2/3 Mires. Canfipbelt Marlene Johnston, was Our lucky winner Mrs. Gail Johnston .from Ripley was' in our school presenting the Farm Safety program. We learned about many poisonous plants and farm hazards. Everyone was thrilled when► they met: Alvin Law. He Made feel very thankful for what we are, in the Library Lotto draw. and Grace of R. 2, Lucknow are happy to announce the ar- rival of their daughter, Grace Ruby Jean, born on March 26, 1990,' weighing 7 -lbs. 10 oz., in Wingham and District Hospital. The new arrival is a wee sister for Gor- don, Jonathon and Kevin.'Grandparents are Grace and John Schill of Teeswater and Chester and Alma Finnigan` of Clinton. a new unit on states of matter and solids, liquids, and gasses .in. E,S, Baseballs are arriving at school' a sure sign. that sprue' is. on is way. Our' group novel study is progressing well. We `followed the Julie Bowers case quite closely and had some , interesting facts, ::observations and ,scusssions arise from the proceedings Grade 7/8 Wire. Forrest/Mrs. McDonagh The Grade .7/8. class has been viewing'. the video novel "Brothers` By Choice". and analyzing the major parts of a novel. as wee as identifying different hues. used* producing a video. In history the Turn to page 20 • TOWNSHIP OF ASO'IELD Puhllc Informatlon Ceutre Bridge Crossing Of The Nine Mile River At Port Albert The Tonnuhip of Amis ieid is inns igat1ng alterzaativwt coirsceirni the need toThe ar brae bridge i theNiner, Riverat P t The project i undertaken in accordancethe rsquiremmts of the Environmental Assessment Act and will follow the . • ' a. preceas of the MO EnvironmentalAssessment for ud Road �Iaca uJetts. Nic Partial"' tion process and e invited toanew a tiontre to be DATE: Saturday, April 14, 1990 PLACE: Brookside Public School on County Road oad a TIME:1.304. p.m. (Formal Presentation at 2:100, p.m.) Representatives of the Township apd the Township's COnsulfing Engineerwill be available to explain the project and the planning process andlo answer any. questions. If you are unable to attend this infornnation and wish to obtain fur- ther information about the project and the Class En tal Assessment procedures, please contact: XII. Ross and Associates i b Engineers N Street Goderich, Attentiom Matthew Pearn Eavireamental Planner • Telephone: (5110) afX41 • Members of the public are also invited to submit their court encs in writing either at the time of the Public Information Centre or directly to the address above. • , Further notification will be given ellen the final scale of the ectisdeter- mined. If recidred reqilred by the Class EA ani ((FSR)) wouldbe c npleted and made available at the Municipal Offices for �30 da for public review. At that time, any ne>r soa/pariy may request that. the Misuse of tl 'Environment "banes -up' thin t je ct to n individual' erg vironmental. assessment. If there were no objectsona to the r the project would then proceed. Linda. Andrew, Clerk osvnship; of. Ashfield •••••••••••••......0.1. IRTNS FINNIGAN - Jim DUNN Kevin (Pat) and Darlene of Teeswater are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Devin ,Patrick, born on March 25, i990 in Wingham "and District Hospital. Devin weighed in at 7lbs. :1 oz.. Spoiling privileges go to Stewart and Jen- nie Smith of Bervie and Jim and Theresa Thompson of It. 2, liolyrood. PARTS VALUE OF THE MONTH April is BATTERY SAVINGS- month at CASE IH! 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