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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-03-01, Page 11Laiknow Sentinel Wednesday, ` arch 1, 'ergs 11 Rates for 40 Trust Companies 52,4.2773 Winners of the Lucknow. Legion Braneh 309 public speaking in the junior division were, from the left, Amy Austin, LOPS, third; AdeHa Andrew, first, Brookside and Brent Cameron, second, Brookside. Henry Clark (left), President of Branch 309 was MC for the evening. Irvine Eedy, Youth Education chairman, presented the trophies and prizes. Adella Andrew now proceeds to Zone level on Saturday, March 4, In Clinton. (Pat Liv- ingston photo) Brookside students introducelv ober by Janice Webster,Jessica Fairburn and Missy Mohring Ki, Mrs Cameron This week we made a cow paper bag puppet. Her name was Delilah. We made splatter paint patterns. Grades 1, Room 1 Miss Jewitt's Grade 1 class has been , guessing a Mystery Message everyday. They have also been learning about Rhym- ing Word Families They like to write good stories in their journals too. They are busy working on their number facts to, 10. They had lotsof fun making a finger painting of Tbe'Snow Child. Grade 1, Room 5 Miss Mathers' Grade Ones should always be on time now since we have just learned to telllthe hour and the half-hour. We are also learning our "take aways" for six, seven and eight. Grade2,Rioom 3 We started to study the number 15 in math. In our classroom work we are work- ing with 3-D shapes and we had Buddy reading on Tuesday. Grade 2/3, Room 4 'Me -Wonder -Tree has learned about Pan- cha this week, and compared her day to ours. Pancha takes care of sheep in the mountains of Peru. We are also becoining scientists, leaning how to do real ex- periments. We asked the question "Does • salt dissolve in H2O?" On Tuesday Miss Rennie took us out to make snow sculptures. It was great to have snow! Grade 3, Room 9 We went skating last Friday and really enjoyed ourselves. Mrs. Brydes supplied for Miss Morton Monday afternoon. We finished our Camel research with Mrs. Blake. We read our stories to her and took them home. After the March break we'll be doing more research. This time it will be done in the classroom. Room 6 Readers On Wednesday and Thursday this week the boys entertained their mothers by showing them the Winter Fantasy Display set up in Room 6. After the -guided tour the mothers helped the boys bake and decorate a snowman cake. Pop and cookies were served and the cake was delicious! Special thanks to Mrs. Curran, Mrs. Durnin, Mrs. Sproul, Mrs. Black and Mrs. Maize for their help and interest with this project. 'No Fees *No Charges 12`,' Court House Square. Goderieh NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD PETTER'S Reeboks GO um off LUCKNOW 528-.2011 The first instalment of 1989 taxes is due March 15th. Taxes are payable by mail to RR 7, Lucknow, NOG .2H0, or at the Municipal Office located on Huron County Road 20, 3 miles west of County Road 1. Linda Andrew AMCTA Cleric -Treasurer Township of Ashfield EVERY- OFFICE SHOULD • Grade 5/6, Room 7 This week we are researching what it was like during World War L Topics in- clude clothing, transportation, inventors, weapons, sports etc. 'Weanadesilhouettes with Mrs. Graham, the grade -fives are do- ing problem solving. We heard .some. ex- cellent speeches and Eric Andrew and Adella Andrew won in ourroorn. Oursass will also be Ming 150 Easter 'Seal Envelopes for the:Seaforth Lioe EVlub in preparation for the Easter,Ssairoa0paigo. ROOKSIDE IROADCAST Grade 6, Room 12 This week we did a survey on what our favorite languages are. Seventeen said English, two said Chinese,one said French. Twenty-six people were surveyed. Our class is busy doing paper mache and other interesting things. Grade 7, Room 10 In French we had a test that most of the people in our class passed. In History we presented a project about Inuit and other native Canadian tribes. We presented them on February 22. In art we are learning about textures. Grade 718, Room 8 We are now starting a new Novel Study and the grade eights are reading Johnny Tremain and the grade sevens are reading different novels such as "Blaze", "A Ques- tion of Loyalty" and "Can You Promise me Spring". We had a Valentines Dance for grades four to eight and there was a contest for the student wearing the most red in the lower grades. Grade 8, Room 11 In math we are doing perimetre. In geography we are having a test soon, and our geography project was due on February 28. We would like to thank Harriet Shill- inglaw for corning and taking over Mr. Howard Blake's secretarial duties while he is off. Welcome Mr. Cober Mr. Cober lives on a farm just outside Fordwich. He first taught in a Sunday School, as a teenager. This broughttim to teacher in a regular school. After. teaching Sunday School he went to college for one year. The first school he taught in was S.S. no. 9, a one room school in Howick. Then he went back to university for seven sum- rners:P"Sinc then he has been teaching in several schools for 28 years. Balancing a class and being vice prin- cipal is a full life. Being a vice principal has many responsibilities like getting sup- plies for the school, supply teachers, supervising teachers and filling in for Mr. Tremeer when he isabsent. The best thing about teaching at Brookside is working with the staff and students. In working with students he -en- joys watching them ,progress and mature. He feels he's:part.of:the;process. Mr. Cober prefers.teaching the senior grades because they are amore-irr ndent-and can do.ac- tivitiues ontheir own. 41e has four main hobbies . which „are: pcery, be ane he :likes working on the .wheel 'creating =tangs; -140YiPg the olrganbecau to he s arta rtst c 9 a' ►'h Amtbiltalking. fir: C' has a Irest`nt '' •. Canon's Newest eesonal Copiers. They'll fit into your home, your office, and your budget. 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