The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-11-29, Page 14Paige 14-4el*siI SentI el,'We y, •Noveelber 29,1978;
Kingsbridge �.
Curriculum'
BY CATHY CHISHOLM
AND LINDA WISSER
The preschool children are
coming into our school every
Tuesday and Thursday for a
play time.
Kindergarten to Grade 4
-have started to practice
nativity scenes for the Christ-
mas Concert. All the grades,
Kindergarten to Grade 8, are
practising for the Christmas
Concert to be held on Dec-
ember 14th.
The Grade 4 students did
projects on "Christmas
Around the World".
The Kingsbridge . Senior
Volleyball teams with great
enthusiasm are going to the
Goderich High- School on
Saturday, November 25th for
a tournament.
We had a truckload of
newspapers shipped out to
St. Thomas last week. There
were too many papers for one
truckload so another load is
going out this week.
The Staff has had several
budget meetings to improve
the 1979 budget.
The School Dance was held
on Friday,.. November 24th.
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The chaperones were Mrs.
Eedy, Mrs. Park, Mrs, Foran
and Mrs. Sinnett.
The reports will be going
into the office this week.
On the weekend of Decem-
ber 8, 9, and 10th, Mr. Zyluk
will be going to Toronto for
school business.
Next week Junior House
League volleyball will be
starting. The Senior Boys
volleyball will have a tourna-
ment in Stratford.
In the Basketball Free
Throw for boys, Tommy Gil-
more placed first in the 11
year old group. Casey Hend-
rik placed first in the 12 year
old group. Kevin Smith
placed first in the 13 year old
group. Harry Boyle won first
place in the 14 year old
group. For the girls, Christ-
ine Stapleton won first in the
11 year old group. Denise
Connelly won first in the 12
year . old group and Linda
Wisser won first place in the
13 year old group. The top
three winners will go to
Brookside on December 12th
and the winners there will
receive trophies and prizes.
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show Mommy and Daddy after Playtime on Thursday
morning at St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge. Playtime was
organized by area mothers as a morning of games, songs, and
fun for pre-schoolers in the area and is held each Tuesday and
Thursday morning. [Sentinel Staff Photo]
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SECONDARY NEWS
PRESS REPORTERS:
MARY KEMPTON
ANN COURTNEY
EXAMS ARE OVER
Because of exams this past
week there wasn't anything
really -exciting that happen-
ed. Wednesday was the last
day of exams and classes got
back to normal Thursday.
Report cards will be coming
out this week so Good Luck!
DANCE
A dance was held on
Friday, November 17th.
Music 'was supplied by
Sound System '70. The
theme was to wear "Strip-
es". There was a good
turnout and a small profit
was made. Hopefully we'll
have just as good a turnout at
the Christmas dance.
SCHOOL SALES
The R.D.S. students will
be selling chocolate covered
almonds, mixed nuts and
poppycock this week. The
money made wil go to the
Students' Council.
ELEMENTARY NEWS
PRESS REPORTERS:
LORI ROBERTS
KAREN LAWRENCE
This year we have elected
the Elementary Year _Book
staff: editor, Kathy Boyd;:
assistant editors. Cathy Flu
dder, Janice Needham; lib-
rary editor, Nichola Stafford;
girls' sports, Shari Clampitt;
boys' sports, Janice Need-
ham; special events, Debbie
Lamb; photographers, Gary
Rutledge, Susan • Low (for a
half year) and the next half,
Jeff Duwall and Michael
Moore
FUND RAISING
The R.D.S. students are
rict
selling Poppycock, Mixed
Nuts and Chocolate Covered
Almonds to raise money this
year. Proceeds will go to the
Students' Council. The class
that sells the most will get a
free Kentucky Fried Chicken
banquet dinner. Good luck
goes to everyone!
THEATRE ARTS PLAY
On Tuesday, November
21st, Theatre Hour Company,
from Toronto came to the
school and presented a play
called "Polly Honeycombe",
to the students: The Dramat-
ic Arts class helped Them set
up their stage and also take it
apart when the play was
over. The play was enjoyed
by all and - the performers
answered any questions be-
fore they left.
SPORTS
Basketball practice has
started and the games will be
starting soon. Keep in touch -
for games coming up and for
results. Any spectators are
welcome!
The Intramural Curling
teams have been made up for
this year. There is practice
this weekand a d the games will
be starting next week!
LAW CLASS GOES
TO COURT
The level 315 Law Class
travelled to ' Walkerton on
Thursday, November 23rd to
sk in - on court. The court
session in the morning lasted
until about 1.00. During this
time there were quite a few
charges laid and two trials
took place. It was very inter-
esting for them and hopefully
they got a lot out of it!
Thanks goes to Mr. and Mrs.
Burgess who made it pos-
sible for them to go!
PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT DAY
There will be a Profession-
al Development Day on Mon
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