HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-04-03, Page 9C�.
"Students. preview work of
famous author in xverstu dy
The Grade 8s at LCPS
are doing visual. novel
study with Mrs. Black in
the library. L,M.
Mont omerv,2s book
Anne of Green Gables is
what they are preview-
ing. During this ..study
they will bd creating per-
sonal response journals:
doing character studies.
and author appreciation
activities.
The Grade 11 in Mrs.,
Bell's class are enjoying
the books written by
Mercer Mayer. They are
doing Many language
activities based on Little
Critters adventures. One
of the special centres is
W
using the
CD ROM
and reading
along with
Little Critter.
'What a fun
way ,to share a book.
LCPS is preparing for
education week which
runs from May 6 - 10.
The whole -school is.
working on the theme of
multicultural sm.Comput
er, film ; and text
resources will be used to
help; collect information.
On the science news
front:.. congratulations to
the following students
who were winners at our
school Science fair and
r ^r+r•
are eligible
to go .on to
the Bruce
ou.nty;
ciene•
and' tech-
nology Fair on April 2:.
Bob •Raymond, Nigel
Black, Susan: ' Quay,
Michael Hofer, Tyler
Hamilton, David de
Boer, Lorraine de. Boer,
Josh Mongflo,. Darr
McDouah ,D,arlene
Aitchison, . Laura Sande,
ichael Mali, Alicia
Thacker, :. Trevor
Mitchler, Marcella
Kranenburg, Lacy
Murray, Stephanie
McLean, Steven Van
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studies Great 13ritthr:
by Mayme Wilkins
Ashfield Presbyterian
WMS held their March
meeting at the home of
Beryl `MacDonald:
Mayme Wilkins -wel-
comed everyone and
opened' the meeting with
a poem on Spring.
Helen MacLennan led
in the devotions, on the
'topic Loving our'.
Neighbor, with the ques-
tion
ues tion Who is our neigh-
bor?
The Lord's Prayer and
WMS Purpose were
repeated and the collec-
tion of the- beast coin
received.
Helen ` gave the high-
lights of the Glad
Tidings.
Rollcall was answered
with a picture of our
childhood home.
Mayme Conducted the
study on Great Britain
fid, its churches. She told
of a young'wornan grow-
ing up amidst the vio-
lence in Ireland. During
attempts at peace, it was
stated `there is a problem
to every solution."
Their religious culture,
their values such as com-
passion, -prayer, itripor-
tante of family and.
weekly worship are no
longer passed on as part
of the general culture.
Religion iii` Britain is left
mostly to the. aindividual
choice
We read a litany ` taken
from St, Patrick's Breast
Plate,
News from the sports comp
Novice B • Wild Things . Hanover 4 to 1 in the :l-ast.
The Wild Things playoff game. Goals were
played a good game of
hockey on Mar. 26 but . from Jesse' Johnston and
could not out -skate the Luke Van Asch with two,.
strong Mount Forest host each, while Lesley
team. Morison, Matt Pritchard
Lucknow's defence (2), David Cameron, Van
squad of Tyler 'Kwalaz,
Jim John Kuik and
Darius Mali played a
good game that ended.up
5 to 2 for Mount Forest.
Nick Bowley scored both
goals, with, assists from
Blake Alton (2) and
Darren Austin.
Mar. 2$ was
Luoknow's last round
robingame and once
again they came up
against a smooth -skating.
Mount Forest team. '
Darren Austin played
a good gime on forward
and .Ben Kiiechtel played
well on defence.
Mount Forest'- tooke the
Novice l WAA cbatn-'
',kinship with a• 6 to 2
score. Austin ,and AMort
registered the goals with
assists to noWleyd`(2),,
Alton, and Austin,
.to4 tee Warriors
Thi'tnfr"iors ended'
their year with a 'iu'.
when :they 'defeated
Osch and Graham Cook
claimed the assists.
The team thanks
coaches Kevin Cook, Ted
Pritchard and Eugene
Johnston for giving them
such a good year.
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Pickard and James Mann.
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junior and senior bands,
and the intermediate'
choir have started a
fundraising campaign,
selling cookies. The
money raised will bre
used to fund the June 13
trip to onderland,
where we hope to per-
form this year's spring
concert.
A number of students
have been rehearsing
s.i:nce. February for this
year's music festival, in
Walkerton, from April 22
to May 4.
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