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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-02-01, Page 13-±.e5.Y.+4rn..F/,:Se R Grade 1 We have been such good readers in Grade One that all -of us havestarted new readers this month. We are all reading in. different books and are becoming good sounders. On the .computer, we are using a program called ACCEL •'READ. It trains our eyes to read faster and more accurate- ly as we watch for letter patterns. Jaime P. made the January birthday cake, and Lindsey was "Special Me". Grade 2/3 We were space designers this week. A space station, space rocket, space mural and space lunar modules were created. Thanks to Mrs. Cranston and Mrs. Mali for helping out at -.our centres. Special houseleague points were given to Becky, Ainsley, Jamie, Amy for being Superstars. Everyone has received their Mercer Mayer Reader's Badge. Congratulations on such fine reading Grade Two! Grade 2/3 also have enjoyed working with a part- ner to find all the important facts about Bruce County Wild Animals. They 'made very interesting charts, stories and pic- tures to share with their class • Mrs. Ritchie typed the stories out so we could make our very .own booklets. We would like to welcome Jackie Freeman to our class at Lucknow Central. Grade 3/4 It was a quiet week in grade 4. We are all busily perfecting our speeches. In health we conducted experiments to see which different nutrients were in a variety of foods. Big Bruce County is our new topic for Environmental Studies. We had no idea that we were surrounded by so much water! We would like to welcome Chad Freeman to our class Grade 4's just finished their multiplica- tion, and are now working on division. Grade 3's have finished their measuring units and have started decimals and frac- tions. The class has enjoyed working on the Icons doing a math race with the com- puters in addition, subtraction; and multiplication. In health class the grade 3/4's had their heart rates taken. They now know how to take their pulse on their neck. Grade 5 Speeches are well underway in grade 5. We discovered that about half of us enjoy .doing -speeches 'while_taIf of .us .don't. We are working .on a number of projects and have learned to budget our time well. Cur- rently, we are trying to incorporate a variety of resources into our research. This stops us from relying too heavily on , any single resource. ' Grade'6 • In Industrial Arts we had to finish a bowl, book stand, sugar scoop, letter `PS INSIDER Lucknew 'Sentinel, Wednesday, February 1,1989—Page 13° BARRY W. REID S.A. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 'Auditing holder, and a copper foil picture. In family studies we had to finish an apron and we made some pizza. All the students started a second novel this week. The titles are The Scatterbrain Booky, Bunnicula, A Nose for Trouble, On the Banks of Plum Creek, Desert Dog, and The Borrowers. a_ - *Financial Accounting •Personal & Corporate Tax Consultation •Personal Financial Planning *Manual & Computerized Bookkeeping •Mortgage & Amortization Schedules 306 Josephine St. Wingham, NOG 2W0 Graded This week we had science, health, and geography tests. We still have a couple up- coming tests during the next week. We have just completedyjur last history assignment about Canada's natives. The senior volleyball teams have done well in representing our school. They recently went to Ripley and Kincardine for a tour- nament. Everyone has been busy com- pleting their speeches as well. Grade 8 In 500 B.C., Pythagoras noticed that there is a relationship between the sum of the square of the legs of a right triangle and the square of the hypotenuse. Please ask any of our Grade 8 students to explain this interesting mathematical theory to you, they will be more than pleased to share their new discovery and knowledge with you. MIME [. G C, tI Mt , T C' Cl CtUB January 18 Legion - 5 games, Rick Conley 1, Karen Johnstone 2, Steve .Owens 2; Country Road Lodge 1 game, Ken Johnstone 1; Co-op - 4 games, Ray Cranston 1, Tom Downey 1, Al Doiron 1, Wayne Cranston 1; Cut 'n Curl - 0; Adamson's - 5games, Dean Ellis 3, George Whitby 2; Fisherman's Cove - 3 games, Allan Stanley 2, Anna (Superstar ) Johnstone 1, (4 starts) . Janvary_25 Legion 4 games,'Rick Conley 1, Jim Cranston 2, Steven 'Owen 1; Country Road Lodge - 6 games, Ken Johnstone 3, Tom Adamson 1, Bev Woods 1, unknown 1; Coop - 2 games, Al Doiron 2; Cut 'n Curl - 3 games, Mae Howald 1, Paul Finlay 2; Adamson's - 1 game, Dean Ellis; Fisher- man's Cove - 2 games, Pat Everson 1, Wolfgang Weber I. 201 ACRES - Finishing hog farm, 2 storey red brick home, 750 hog capacity, sealed silo, auto feeding, 140 acres naturally drain- ed, near Teeswater. 306 ACRES - Approx. 150 acres drained land, 140 acres bush & swamp. 3 bedroom home, barn, pit silo. Kinloss Twp. Asking $125,000. WEST WAWANOSH - 100 acres, 40 bush, St. Helen's creek, excellent for retreat home. $62,500. ASHFIELD - 200 acres, systematic tiled, 180 level workable, good state of productivity. WEST WAWANOSH - Level 100 acres, 75 workable, 25 hardwood bush. KINLOSS - 100 acre 'grass farm, fenced, spring fed Greek, 8 acres hardwood bush. WINGHAM - 8 year old Royal home, family rnrn, _ w to;o, ,,.. c ,Z.--bcdr o = 100 ACRE PASTURE FARM - Spring creek, 8 acres hardwood, 16 acres softwood, 10 acres wheat, balance pasture. Listed at $48,000. WHITECHURCH - 3 bedroom brick home with 11/2 car garage, hardwood floors, sun - porch, 2 baths. KINLOSS - 200 acre farm, 2 excellent bams set up for beef, 2 silos, 75 x -40 shed, 4 • bedroom brick home. AUBURN - 99 acres, 86 workable, balance mixed bush, no buildings, Land in excellent shape. • USTINC5 : WANTED PAUL 'ZINN 5284110 :ALVIN ROBB 395-3174 WARREN ZINN 528-3710 Office: 3571522 KINDERGARTEN REG1STRATION Brookside Public School February 10, 1989 Please call the school at 529-7900 for an appointment 1 a Crime Stoppers of Grey, Bruce are seek- ing the.public's assistance in the investiga- tionof three break, enter and thefts which occurred in the Collingwood Township area. The Meaford Debrhment of the Ontario Provincial Police report that three break, enter and thefts have occurred in Coll- ingwood Township between the 17th of Oc- tober 1: ; and the 22nd of January 1989. A residence on Con. 3, was entered by prying open the front door using a screw driver. The culprit(s) removed aSears 20" color TV, a pr. of Kastle .skis, a pr. of.K2 skis, a pr. of Head skis, a pr. .of men's ski boots,a r..of ladies ski boots,well a pr. oladies ski gloves. Valuof property stolen: $2;000. A residence on Con. 1, was entered by smashing awindow. The culprit(s) remov- ed -approximately $4,000 worth of stereo egtupment including as Sony cassette disc player, .a Sony Beta Format VCR. a Technics tuner, a Unidel portable digital CRIME 1-800=265-3787 PPERS phone system. As well as assorted bottles of liquor. A residence on Con. 2, was entered by kicking opena door. The culprit(s) remov- ed approximately $1,500 worth of skiing equipment; including two pairs of Head skis, a pair of -size 9 Raichley ski boots, a pair of size .8%z Nordica ski boots, and a quantity of beer and wine. If you feel you can help in these or any other cases, Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce is willing to pay-areward, up to $1,000 for information leading to an arrest. Call Crime Stoppers toll free at 1-800-265-3787. You don't have to identify yourself, you will be issued a code number. No one will know who you are, and all information is strictly confidential. WMS studies SaWth Africa Ashfield W.ornen's Missionary Society met .January 16 at the home of Mrs. Richard West, who also acted as pianist. President/firs. EwanMacLeanpreslded for .the meeting and opened with a can to worship and prayer for the New Year. Mrs. MacLean gaveanew year'smessage reading from Exodus. She closed with a poem. Members read a prayer in liaison and repeated the INMS ;purpose. The r011call was answered with :a news item on South Africa. The Offering was received anddedicated by Mrs. Masi ean. ' Mrs. 'Hugh Nugent introduced fh % •Rate Effective Jan. 30, 1989 14.1,2,5 Year, Compounded Annually *No Charges Of Any Kind .v'r::>::•�.::.vi.?:S�xiz:?:+:' �. `v:C?f'; v'if'vr v �^.`; f�,::li?i. r...x LU CKtilOW BUSINESS: 528-2213 RESIDENCE: 528-3516 Evening :Appointments Can Be Arranged $ion study on South Africa. This study should :grove very interesting to all and wilhhelp1he members to understand what apartheid is all about. Mrs. MacLean the highlights of the January Glad °Ti . Minute3 of the previous meeting were read and approved. The yearend financial reports were given by :treasurers for thy WMS, Ladies Aid, and Friendship and Sp" - vice secretary. - The annual 'rn ee t io of Ma stand Presbyterial wit' slimily 23 in Wingharn at 1W0a.xe e. Ties meeting cloned with prayer and a lin, followed by lunch. a The, Bruce County Board of Education Walkerton District Secondary School cordielty invites you Itoattend an evening With Dr,, Harvey A. Silver., M.A. Ph.D. A noted 'motivational ..psychologist Date: Wednesday, February15, 1989 Time: 7:30 p.m. ,Place: Auditorium, Walkerton District Secondary School ,Ick: Prectiico prInclpies of ;g good mental health for the l mily. Dr: SO0 .ern dedlCated to developing interpersonal - sililis as they relate to to a ,io><iplaoe and home. His ,rnethods are :ward, friendly, tough, relentless and humourous.'He is determined to make .a difference 'In peopie'e lives with his naes0 .