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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-10-23, Page 24Home for visit with family Board talks about kids 34. sitspeople The Lucknolv School a hazard to students. Community Advisory The fences are to be Council (SCAC) met on checked and the course Oct. 7 at the school. of action to have them Tim Burkett, Janet repaired will be decided. Wright and Andy Sande Students supervision had attended a training at recess was discussed. by Mildred Late session in Chesley for Junior kindergarten mu- ' Doug Cameron, from SCAC members. They dents are kept in a sepa- Calgary, was home for the weekend with his gave a report on what rate area under supervi-. they had learned from the sion and there are always. mother, Phemie . session. teachers patrolling the Cameron. On Sunday A copy of the draft of other playgrounds areas, they were joined by the constitution was. A letter from the Grey Linda and ,Glen given to each member to Bruce Weatherdon and Lindsay review, and report back BwasHealth Services read offering to hold front Kitchener, and all at the next.meeting went out to Jack --# ^ a parenting course at the It was brought up that school if there was, sum,. ameron's for supper. some parents would Anna Mae Hunter, rather dent response, • make a donation to , assisted. by Joanne A sub -committee was_:, c an, o arma, an • ,. ins their children sell. t°1.1ned to look into get - Patricia Hunter cif ' . .5 . ling the playground. . Wingham, hosted •a Pwducts' etc* ' ' ' shower on Sunday" in the A' letter Was sent t° the ' equipment 14P to date'" common room of tfi6 Board. of Education, Some equipment has regarding the use -of cleat ' already' been removed , . Glenn Haven Apartments langnage principles when because it. did not meet for Tina Patterson from the school instead of hay. corresponding with par- the required safety start- ' is a great • ents. 'dards = Also discussed as concern were Avays that money might be raised to pur- laygtound KitCheiier. Tina. of Anna Yv Mae lt-cie41` "11 • niece itituctOd in . eAdnglicas, Ch !Oh ° ary fences Lenore Funeral services were ' tlie condition of • f the school's chase new which NuiPinent. " St. Peter's wilil sowe , Wednesday fot • Coti:linaW,aY hc,.had * Wingham • Hospital on Monday. passed away ••, 'There was in 'ervipt Thursday Gree Mary• •(1) u s Leis f who had passed away on • •1""j Tina ;., 1"Lucknow d aunt • up in and with her • hile .her hus- Carrick • away sister,4the war. She a a,. Douglas, the miss0„.C!'olia!y, and , Rev. Georg ,e' Douglas. Barger Ifrom visited enfr14u bis mother Ida,and. family members this. past week•There wha • as t bies • off shoot at the prop in Centre last Friday. High lady was Caroline Menary, second high • lady was Erma Crich, • high man John Harris and second high man Cliff Watson. Most shoots Art Ernewein. Foodland Ontario Quick Fact Apple season runs from late. July to mid- November, but modern 'storage systems guaran- tee supplies until well into the following spring. Parking After Dark • Don't make your car an easy target. Make sure it is locked and don't keep a spare key in an obvious Waco, such as under the hood. * Lucknew Sentinel, Wednesday, October 23, 11194 Page 23 Studying in harvest centres by Alicia Bakelaar This year's theme at Lucknow District Christian School comes from 1 Corinthians 12. It is, "The body of Christ has many parts." Mrs. Bakker has the Grade 1 and 2s getting into harvest centres, where they are learning about the different kinds of fruits and vegetables. Some of them had their first taste of Kiwi but others didn't even want, to try it. They are also learning about how bread is made. In Mrs. Vanderlei's class; Grades 4 and 5 are working on the world explorers in social stud- ies. Grade 3 is starting the tree unit so they are also working on their leaf projects. Everyone just finished studying in Bible about Abraham and all that God proinised him. They welcome Mrs. Swain to their class for teaching art, science and creative writing. The Grades 6, 7 and 8 are practicing for the soc- cer tournament on Oct. 28. Grades 7 and 8 are selling chocolate bars for fundraising for their spring Ottawa trip.. Last week members of the Lucknow Legion carne and took :video's of the students of Kindergarten, Grade 4 to 8, and all of the new stu- dents for safety reaions. Parent -teacher inter- views on Oct. 29 and 30. Clarks enjo trip • - • by Ruth Buchnieler School, Wingham. • Len and Wilma • The community' is Clarke travelled to glad to- hear that Paul Thunder Bay • to visit witli her sister, Cathy and family, ai to help cele- . iSilacintyre is corning along pretty well ter his farm ccident. He now at br hy's '40th birthw. ome., We alt,. day.• :.,-,. , ..best- and hope for a area students .that WOfl • We all h„. Frank and other .,mnoicifizio,the best After", awards at the coni - ..hope and. at ..T4E•'' .pray : for a good recovery.' '. • MNTEE • WANTED PA111.2110t5282411 ,4, *SO ACRES.. bedroom house; dairy barn: shed, D.UNGANNOla- 'Renovated. S. bedroom, new kitchen, carport,' 2 $135;000. bedroom, 1½ storey, shows well $5$000„ HAVEL...Oetc‘ garage. new -Mohan. good, 'family .home. reduced to $89.900. W. WAWANOSH 4 100 acres, 'eo workable, above average renovated 3 bedroom house, bern & shed, S180,900. W. WAiNANOSH Brick. 4 bedroom, 24' x 28* shed. acre lot. $90,900. W. 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