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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-10-12, Page 15Charlene Susan Elphick, daughter of Ken and Joyce Elphick of Goderich, and Ronald William Carrick, son of Don and Marj Carrick of Goderich, were united in marriage Aug. 20 at Lucknow Presbyterian Church by Rev. Ramsay. The matron of honor was Annette Dren- nan, Lucknow, sister of the bride. Atten- ding the groom was Roger Matthews, Goderich, brother-in-law of the bride. Ringbearer was Preston Drennan, Lucknow, nephew of the bride. Bridesmaids were Marie Haggitt, Goderich, friend of the bride and groom; Lois Hodgins, Teeswater, sister of the groom; and Kendra Matthews, Goderich, sister of the bride. Ushering the guests into the church were Leroy Drennan, Lucknow, brother-in-law of the bride; Bob Janmen, Goderich, friend of the bride and groom; and Brian Hodgins, Teeswater, nephew of the groom. The reception was held at Lucknow Community Centre. The couple reside at 56A The Square, Goderich. (Walden Photography) Have you considered part-time university study? Have you thought about getting your degree? Have you wondered what Is involved? CONSIDER WESTERN Western offers general academic counselling and course selection In your area for both new and prospective students. Visit the session below to answer your questions about your future university study. Tuesday, October 25, 1988 11:30 - 1:00 p.m. Bruce Nuclear Training Centre, Room 179 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. Kincardine District Secondary School, Room 14 For further information, contact GARRY ENGLAND (UWO Ontario Hydro Representative) at (519) 368-7031, Tina Clift (UWO Kincar- dine Representative) at (519) 396-7627 or THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO Faculty of Part -Time and Continuing Education Room 23, Stevenson -Lawson Building London, Ontario N6A 5B8 (519) 661-3635 in Hunter Green, Navy and Cream with coordinating Plaid Sweaters Sizes 8-18 Lucknow Sentinel, We Kindergarten LI Mrs. Young's Kindergarten class has been very busy! They have been sorting many ob- jects in Math, as well as computer sorting games. We have made Thanksgiving booklets that show what we are thankful for. Happy birthday to Leah Bauer on October 6th. Grade 2, Room 3 Mrs. Blanchette's class made turkeys for Thanksgiving. They also made and ate gingerbread cookies. In the hall outside their classroom are the pop-up wolves they made. Catherine Alton and Peter Adams did a play called Sleeping Ugly. The Room 4 Wonder Tree We completed learning about trees' and plants this week, with a room full of sprouting beans, beautiful and creative leaf collections, fine tree booklets, and some delicious ginkgo branches (curious? ask us about them! ) We've had a wonderful September getting to know each other, and learning to work together. So far our "Special Me's" have been Mrs. Clarke, Melissa Faber, and Nathan Ferguson. Our next theme will "Keep" us "moat" busy for many "Knights"! Grade 4, Portable 3 Grade 4 P. 3 has had a very good month of school! We've had lots of fun doing: Language Arts, reading and studying maps. Also we have payday where we put our play money in the bank. On payday we had help from: Mrs. Park, Mrs. Baskerville and Mrs. Sproul. Thankyou! - also to Christie Kerr, Tricia Brown, Danny Kerr and Scott Rintoul who acted as teller as well. Lisa Osinga. Jassie Dhaliwal, Angela McDonald and Caley Moore found some very interesting praying mantis eggs to save till spring and see if they hatch. Grade 5, Portable 1 Mrs. Worsell's grade five class had a Food Festival last week. Each day five pupils presented projects on food and brought a sample taste of one food for the class. They were all well fed. Grade 7, Room 10 On Thursday, Oct. 6th our class presented projects to Mrs. Woodall about the school. We also went to Industrial Arts and started our dnesday, October 12, 1988—Page 15 isommommosomi B ROOKSIDE BROADCAST projects. We got to choose out of three dif- ferent ones. The choices. were: a wood pro- ject, a plastic project and a metal project. We also had two presentations, on the bandsaw and one on hand saws. On Thursday we had our first Math test. Grade 7-8, Room 8 Extra, Extra read all about it; grade 7-8 have the Olympics in our class. The Olympics were a great interest in our class. So we had Olympic Centres. Some of the centres were: Math -Olympic Style, Art - Medal -Stamps, Research Activity, Literature -Level Head -Creative Writing, Listening Centre, Trek for Trivia and a Newspaper Centre. We also picked a sport from the Olympics to do a research pro]ect on. We enjoyed these centres and hope to do them again. Student Council The Brookside Student Council is holding a fundraising event called: Gallery of Gifts. The money raised from this event is used to support our Foster Child in Bolivia, help with the cost of school events and class trips. The prices of the items vary from *5.00 to '29.00. The members Of Student Council are...President - Darryl Gibson, Vice Presi- dent - Danielle McClinchey, Treasurer - Christi Kerr, Secretary - Tricia Brown. Sports On Friday, Oct. 7th Brookside sent four teams to the Soccer Tournament in Goderich. Here are Brookside's results: Senior Girls - first, Senior Boys - second, Junior Girls - ex- cellent effort!, Junior Boys - first. Thankyou to Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Clarke, Miss Rennie, Mrs. Jewitt and Mr. Liddle for their coaching time. Congratulations to all teams. Survey Question Do you think Ben Johnson knowingly took steroids? Danielle McClinchey - No Christi Kerr - Yes Angela Kerr - No uflrf -k • 44' �1. AWARDS , IY "One in every crowd" Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards In every crowd there is a young person aged 6 to 18 years, who is involved in worthwhile community service, overcoming physical or psychological limitations, or has performed an act of heroism. You can honour this young person, with the help of Canadian Airlines International and the Ontario Community Newspapers Association by nominating them for an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award Since 1981, the prestigious Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards Program has recognized the best in Ontario's youth Official nomination forms are available at the office of every member Community Newspaper in Ontario, or the Ontario Community Newspapers Association, P.O. Box 451, Oakville, Ontario. L6J 5A$ phone 14168440184. Nominations are accepted up to October 31st Every nominee receives a certificate and up to 12 individuals and one group will be recipients of an award presented by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. To nominate a young person in your community please contact The Lucknow Sentinel 528-2822 Canadian ontano community newspa ens association UNCLAIMED 'CP van Do you have unclaimed claimed photo at the Sentinel used for a wedding, anniversary, engagement or graduation notice? We think you'd like to have your pictures back, but we can't keep them indefinite- ly. Please drop into our office and reclaim your photo soon. K. • 619 Campbell St., d ,�� / Lucknow 0 O U) nt 't ntine15282822 Have you considered part-time university study? Have you thought about getting your degree? Have you wondered what Is involved? CONSIDER WESTERN Western offers general academic counselling and course selection In your area for both new and prospective students. Visit the session below to answer your questions about your future university study. Tuesday, October 25, 1988 11:30 - 1:00 p.m. Bruce Nuclear Training Centre, Room 179 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. Kincardine District Secondary School, Room 14 For further information, contact GARRY ENGLAND (UWO Ontario Hydro Representative) at (519) 368-7031, Tina Clift (UWO Kincar- dine Representative) at (519) 396-7627 or THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO Faculty of Part -Time and Continuing Education Room 23, Stevenson -Lawson Building London, Ontario N6A 5B8 (519) 661-3635 in Hunter Green, Navy and Cream with coordinating Plaid Sweaters Sizes 8-18 Lucknow Sentinel, We Kindergarten LI Mrs. Young's Kindergarten class has been very busy! They have been sorting many ob- jects in Math, as well as computer sorting games. We have made Thanksgiving booklets that show what we are thankful for. Happy birthday to Leah Bauer on October 6th. Grade 2, Room 3 Mrs. Blanchette's class made turkeys for Thanksgiving. They also made and ate gingerbread cookies. In the hall outside their classroom are the pop-up wolves they made. Catherine Alton and Peter Adams did a play called Sleeping Ugly. The Room 4 Wonder Tree We completed learning about trees' and plants this week, with a room full of sprouting beans, beautiful and creative leaf collections, fine tree booklets, and some delicious ginkgo branches (curious? ask us about them! ) We've had a wonderful September getting to know each other, and learning to work together. So far our "Special Me's" have been Mrs. Clarke, Melissa Faber, and Nathan Ferguson. Our next theme will "Keep" us "moat" busy for many "Knights"! Grade 4, Portable 3 Grade 4 P. 3 has had a very good month of school! We've had lots of fun doing: Language Arts, reading and studying maps. Also we have payday where we put our play money in the bank. On payday we had help from: Mrs. Park, Mrs. Baskerville and Mrs. Sproul. Thankyou! - also to Christie Kerr, Tricia Brown, Danny Kerr and Scott Rintoul who acted as teller as well. Lisa Osinga. Jassie Dhaliwal, Angela McDonald and Caley Moore found some very interesting praying mantis eggs to save till spring and see if they hatch. Grade 5, Portable 1 Mrs. Worsell's grade five class had a Food Festival last week. Each day five pupils presented projects on food and brought a sample taste of one food for the class. They were all well fed. Grade 7, Room 10 On Thursday, Oct. 6th our class presented projects to Mrs. Woodall about the school. We also went to Industrial Arts and started our dnesday, October 12, 1988—Page 15 isommommosomi B ROOKSIDE BROADCAST projects. We got to choose out of three dif- ferent ones. The choices. were: a wood pro- ject, a plastic project and a metal project. We also had two presentations, on the bandsaw and one on hand saws. On Thursday we had our first Math test. Grade 7-8, Room 8 Extra, Extra read all about it; grade 7-8 have the Olympics in our class. The Olympics were a great interest in our class. So we had Olympic Centres. Some of the centres were: Math -Olympic Style, Art - Medal -Stamps, Research Activity, Literature -Level Head -Creative Writing, Listening Centre, Trek for Trivia and a Newspaper Centre. We also picked a sport from the Olympics to do a research pro]ect on. We enjoyed these centres and hope to do them again. Student Council The Brookside Student Council is holding a fundraising event called: Gallery of Gifts. The money raised from this event is used to support our Foster Child in Bolivia, help with the cost of school events and class trips. The prices of the items vary from *5.00 to '29.00. The members Of Student Council are...President - Darryl Gibson, Vice Presi- dent - Danielle McClinchey, Treasurer - Christi Kerr, Secretary - Tricia Brown. Sports On Friday, Oct. 7th Brookside sent four teams to the Soccer Tournament in Goderich. Here are Brookside's results: Senior Girls - first, Senior Boys - second, Junior Girls - ex- cellent effort!, Junior Boys - first. Thankyou to Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Clarke, Miss Rennie, Mrs. Jewitt and Mr. Liddle for their coaching time. Congratulations to all teams. Survey Question Do you think Ben Johnson knowingly took steroids? Danielle McClinchey - No Christi Kerr - Yes Angela Kerr - No uflrf -k • 44' �1. AWARDS , IY "One in every crowd" Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards In every crowd there is a young person aged 6 to 18 years, who is involved in worthwhile community service, overcoming physical or psychological limitations, or has performed an act of heroism. You can honour this young person, with the help of Canadian Airlines International and the Ontario Community Newspapers Association by nominating them for an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award Since 1981, the prestigious Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards Program has recognized the best in Ontario's youth Official nomination forms are available at the office of every member Community Newspaper in Ontario, or the Ontario Community Newspapers Association, P.O. Box 451, Oakville, Ontario. L6J 5A$ phone 14168440184. Nominations are accepted up to October 31st Every nominee receives a certificate and up to 12 individuals and one group will be recipients of an award presented by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. To nominate a young person in your community please contact The Lucknow Sentinel 528-2822 Canadian ontano community newspa ens association