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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-11-09, Page 15LUCKNOW L 528 27.30 by Carissa Redford and Tracey Visser The kindergarten class carved pum- pkins and had a safe Hallowe'en. On Thursday we went outside and had fun playing in the leaves, and buried each other and had a leaf fight. The Icon com- puters are fun, there's some new pro- grams, just for us. We are becoming real computer KIDS! Grade 1 Grade 1 were very excited watching their seeds grow. The children who guess- ed `radishes' would grow first were right. We finished our "seed" books, and in art, we created beautiful "seed" creatures. We are learningito share ideas when we work together and give each other warm fuz- zies. We would like to thank the mommies who are giving some extra help in soun- ding. Chris look handsome in his new glasses. We made Arron Bekker's `Special Me' book today. Grade 2 November is remembering month. One of the things we are trying hard to remember is "Good Manners". We are receiving lots of ideas from the book we are reading. Our new unit in Environmen- tal Studies is about our country Canada. What a great country we live in. Grade 2, 3 Grade two have been busy with GEO Boards while Grade three have been learn- ing adding with carrying. We have started one of our favourite units ... Dinosaurs! Grade 3, 4 In math we started studying time. We worked on Hallowe'en centers, we also made puppet plays. After that we are mak- ing posters for Remembrance Day. Grade 4 A few days ago we finished our Hallowe'en mache masks. We had lots of fun making them, scary and funny. We got lots of treats on Hallowe'en night. We are doing well in Subtraction. We had a Hallowe'en party and we all had a good time. Grade 5 In grade five we have been doing Inter- Lucknow Kinette news The 1988-89 Kinette executive was of- ficially installed by the Kinette Co- ordinator Brenda Dinein at the November 1 meeting. The club also received the Na- tional Efficiency Award, the International Development Projects Award and the C.F. Award. This year's president, Barb Helm, along with Kinettes Shani Webb -Ziegler, Joanne McDonagh and Shirley Gunter attented the business part of the fall council in Brantford the weekend of October 29. " The Kinettes will again sponsor their An- nual $100 Shopping Spree. The winner may use the voucher at any participating downtown Lucknow retail business. The draw will be made December 9. Tickets are now available. Proceeds' go to com- munity service. The support of residents who purchase these tickets enable the Kinettes to manage half of their projects. The Kinette bazaar is on December 3 at the Legion. Sixteen craft tables, door prizes and tea tables with homemade bak- ing will make this a day you won't want to miss. Evans - Duiker Renee Ina Duiker, daughter of Hank and Jackie Duiker of Holyrood and Donald Lewis Evans, son of Bob and Ruth Evans of Collingwood, were united in tnarriage at the Lucknow Christian Reformed Church, by Pastor Tom Baird on August 27, 1988. Maid of honor was Karen Eckenswiller, a friend of the bride. Bridesmaid was Jeann- tte Winterburn, sister of the bride. Bestman was Evan Evans, brother of the groom. Ushers were Fred Winterburn, and Peter Wilde, friends of the groom and Richard puiker,brother of the bride. Elmer Umbach was organist with Cathy Kudla, cousin of the groom, as soloist. The reception was held at the Lucknow and District Community Centre. Following a honeymoon to the East Coast, the newlyweds are residing at R. 1, Tiverton. (Keith Filby Photo) views with people and writing stories about them. We are still doing the opinion polls. The Liberals have taken over, followed by the P.C. The N.D.P. is in last place. Mike J. thinks the Bruins will win the Stanley Cup. Grade 6 In grade six this week, we had a math and French test. We did well. Everyone had fun on Hallowe'en and got lots of treats. The Grade sixes got their first chance to go to a dance at the school at Hallowe'en. The kids in our class that went danced non-stop. Grade 7 Everyone in Grade 7 enjoyed the Hallowe'en dance on Monday. On Tuesday we walked to the town hall to meet with reeve Herb Clark and clerk treasurer, Mrs. Whitcroft. We learned about the operation and responsibilities of our municipal government as well as having a tour of the town hall. We are looking for- ward to the election on Nov. 14. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 9, 1988—Page 15 LCPS INSIDER Grade 8 This month the Grade 8" class has been chosen class of the month. We haven't chosen what to do in our spare hour yet. We are also working on essays, poems, and posters for a Remembrance Day contest. This ties in with the poem work we have been doing in English class. On Nov. 2 we had a substitute teacher as Mr. McKeon was sick. Thanks for putting up with us Mrs. Price. Sports We all have been running hard to com- plete laps for badges. Several people have almost run 100 km. French Classes There has been a lot of active learning taking place in the French classes. Recent- ly the grade eight and the grade seven classes were visited by Madame June Van Bastelaar from the Bruce County Board of Education. Madame Van Bastelaar show- ed us some slides of Quebec City. It looks like a very exciting place to visit. This week, we will have another visitor, Francois Robert. Francois is a French ex- change student. He is currently in our area to practice English. We are looking for- ward to his visit. Sew what's new? Grade 8 are sewing personalized placemats. Grade 7 students are working on pat- chwork seat covers, and grade six are working on their cooking aprons. 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