HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-06-06, Page 6•
The County Town sinners from WhIthY Presented a musical prograin at the lacknow United Citurch on Satur-
day evening One of the relolots featured: was Evert Malwath,. who, delivered a mining rendition of the eldritaal
"Amen". (Marg Burkhart 'Photo) . • • , •
Great opportunities
for 4-H leaders
Bruce County 4-H leaden should
tospplireritoday for the 4-11 Volunteer
Cenference being held in
Toronto,November 7 - 11, left. The
wenpbasis i this national event is
on developing leadership skills and
flaring 441 everiencts with other
leaders. This is your chance to
meet 441 leaders from other pro-
ihsees as well as the United Stake.
The Western Leaders' Forum in
Manitoba and the Atlantic Leaders'
Forum in New Brunswick are two
other 444portunttiee which may be
open to Ontario 441 leaders. (Dates
confirmedef these .)forturte are not yet
U you are a 4-11 leader this year
and are intereeted in one of these
"chancee of a lifetime" call the
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and
Food office for an application and
more information. Deadline for ap-
plications is Tuesday, July 3rd.
Brita Ball,
Rural Organization
Specialist
ANA REPORT
Bruce County OMAF
Centralia 4-H Members'
Coaference
More fun than ever, finding
op-
ptunitiee you've never had before,
inakingnew friendships; it is the
Annual Centralia 4-11 Members'
Conference MO - July 11 - 13.
You too can learn how to take
responsibility, set goals and gain
self-confidence. Learn more about
4and the ePPorttmities available
4U.
It is a two and one-half 'day
toodgvetherentu.rmode. Work alounye., gwetoin_rk
volved by sharing in the fun
through hands-on activities!
So, ifyou were born in 1974 or
1975 (14 or 15 years of age), johi US
this, summer. For further informa-
tion contact the Walkerton Ontario
l
office.Ministryof Agricu ture and Food
Brookside students work feverishly to complete all study units
With several. classes away on
trips today, we Mtn have a
multitude of news to share! This
gives us.the chance to say a heart.
felt thanks to Editor Pat Uvingston
and other staff members at the
Sentinel, for their wonderful sup-
port of school efforts to keep in
touch with our community.
We know it takes time .to key in
all those news reports (Honest Pat,
we never 'realized the Field Day
results would take so much room!),
and we really appreciate it.
THANK YOU!!
From the
Principal's Desb
Mr. Whiteley
June is here! What excitement!
We are working feverishly to com-
plete all our units in 'all grades.
Several special activities are,ongo-
ing or coming up. Our Grade 7 &
8 pupils have just returned form a
six day excursion to Quebec. City
and Ottawa. Oar Grade 5 & 6 class
has just bid farewell to their pen-
pals, from Standish, Mighigan. Our
library is being computerized. We
are preparing for our awards
assembly and our Grade 8 Gradua-
tion.. What a special month June
is!! '
OMISsradeWeleatt,
• Well, .we have so much to tell
you. We have been working hard at
writing stories. We enjoyed authors'
day very much. We have been ex-
perimenting with water and we
plan to write a book about our
discoveries. We love the weather.
We think .the teniperature on our
thermometer is going up — Is it
getting warmer? We .can read ther-
mometersgradeuoe. n
now See you soon,
• Jane Morton
goinglune is busy th
in Grade 3! Already we have plans
to go to the Agricultural Museum
in. Milton with Mr. Yeo's class.
Toward the end of June, we are ex-
pecting a very special visitor. We
made up our definition of '"eom-
munity" and are discussing the '
things we need for. a successful
coMmunity. How did your family
come to the Brookside School
RooKIDE BRoADcAsT Michigan. On Tuesday 30 from our
D. Yeo, Grade 3/4
Student portraits were made
from cloth • or wallpaper. Several
had very unusual patterns on. their
face. Cathy Cairncross arid Craig
Moffatt both went to the regional T
& F and returned with 3 & 4 rib-
bons each. Our work on fish ended
with sampling different types of
fish.
Mrs. Wessell,
Grade 5
Mrs. Worsell's Grade' 5 class has
exchanged names to write each
other's biographies as part of their
Language Arts. Unit. They have
completed their research work on
Famous People and the class book
has been published. Soon they will
be interviewing the -staff members
to write their biographies.
. Miss Ronde,
Grade 5/8
Miss Rennie's class. just gat back
from their trip to Standish,
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DO YOUR PART
Please put yuickles
in their place
Carefree'
Model Suites Now Open
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TAXES
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Installment
Due on or before
'June 15,1,990
Taxes may be. paid in
person at the Municipal
Office located on• Huron
• County Road #20, Lot 5,
Conc. 9, Ashfield
Township or, mail to
Township of Ashfield,
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Linda Andrew
A.M.C.T.A.
Clerk -Treasurer
Township of Ashfield
class graduated from V+LP. Yester-
day our class was the leader in
playclay. This week one of our
vlassinateit had a birthday,'HollelLe
'Andrew Thursday was the regional
Track and Field in Goderich. Mike
Puddy from our room tied for Jr.
Boys Champion. Several other
students' also did very well arid
represented the school with fine
sportsmanship.
In room -12, grade. 0 has been
busily planning for their camp -out
' excursion at Falls Reserve near
Berunillem,We have planned all. °Ur
which was served at the conclusion
of the graduation ceremony.
On May 30 we hosted the play
day events since the Grade 7 and 8
classes were away to .Quebec.
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Mrs. Clarke '
, Library
With the help of some wonderful
volunteers, our 7,000, books (!) have
now been entered into a computer
program. Many,,many. ,thanks to
Marybell Cranston, Rick and Sean
Whiteley, Collin and Ian Clarke„
Lin Asnong, Jane Cere,. Reina
Lohse, Susanne Robinson, Claudia
Baskerville, Sandra D'Aoust, Marg
Bakker, the. terrific Library Club
meas, L, winch we will, cook members and library assistants,
ourselves, as well as an entertain-. and of course, Karen Elliott. We
men t package for our campfire should be "online" around January '
thrie. ,
1991. This .week we're delighted to
May share an author visit with Lucluime
th(e)11 p29rowgreamgr.aduaOur cfgsni•s C.P.S. Sharon Siamon will be coin -
presented three outs.. At the end mg to Brookside on June 7 to tell.
..we all got a cert and several us about her books ad her career!
of us bought red- V.I.P. t -shirts. Remember our book sale on June
•Parent were invited and they 13 and. 14. Pick out some good
shared in the cupcakes and freebie reading for Wanner!!
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•INTERESTED IN
PROVIDING CHILD CARE?
Then plan to attend
a
• COUNTY WIDE
PRIVATE HOME
CHILD CARE
PUBLIC PLANNING
AND INFORMATION
• SESSION •
to be held in
Witham •
June 19
• 7:30 p.m.
at .the Town Hall
Clinton
June 20
' 1:30 p.m.
in the Committee Room
• (above police station)
Exeter
June 30
7:30 p.m.
..at the Old Town Hall
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