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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-03-01, Page 14e Page 14-Lneknow &antro I, Wednesday, Murch 1, 1989 ONTARIO WM VARCH ► / OF DIMES �` +�:�'.ie;8::t:yni4\':".Z�i`<> ',>.:v�vx: �yat'�.^�:•d2fi:...a:`.,�. a Ladies' Jeans 0 550 ■ ea. or $4090F Denim Jackets 1/2 PRICE LUCKNOW 528-2011 SURVIVAL THROUGH FRIENDSHIP— HOUSE OF HURON COUNTY -Requires Volunteers - We are an organization that provides shelter and support to battered women and their children throughout Huron County. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED PLEASE COME OUT TO OUR "INFORMATION NIGHT" at 57 Montreal Street (former Stiles Funeral Home) GODERICH ON MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1989 AT 7:00 P.M. LCPS kindergaten class enjoys piaying in snow By Barry Davidson and Shawn Belmore Kindergarten Snow ! Snow! Snow ! What fun it is to play in the snow. We have spent a lot, of time outside this week enjoying the snow and hills. On Friday we brought our crazy carpets and slid down the hills. What fun ! We finished our "Love Books" and shared them with our friends in other classrooms. We started our very own jour- nals also, and enjoy writing in them and sharing them• with Mrs. Lash and our friends. Grade l We are learning the vowel "E" this week. As we brainstorm words that have ee, ea, or ey, we discover what good spellers we can be, by trying to spell the answers to Mrs. Bell's riddles. We are dramatizing our favourite fairy tales to show the fun we can have as a "family". Crystal is "Special Me" and brought her favourite picture and treasure to share. Grade 2 Grade two wants to congratulate Mike Irwin for being -"super star" of the week. He has demonstrated rule number two on the super -star list - Be polite 'to everyone. We are enjoying our unit on feelings. The poems we made up about ourselves were fun to share. Here is the one we made up about Mr. Pike: P rine pal of our School Tnterested in Kids K ids are fun E njoys School Grade 2/3 Grade 2/3 have started on a ne�ww upit on Birds. We watched a movie "Th'e.Way of a Bird" and have learned about Cardinals. We now realize if we start to feed the birds we must continue. On Wednesday we were very sad when Tim Visser bumped his tooth on the slide. You were big and brave Tim. Grade 3 Grade threes have been working hard on their multiplication tables and have en- joyed alot of success. Grade fours are doing well on dividing wi remainders. 3/4 classroom is learning about which nutriments are found in certain foods, and are having fun doing ex- periments. We are learning some basket- ball skills in gym class. Grade 5 We are really involved in school this week. We're ,working on measurement in math and, Bruce County in E.S. We talked about censorship and decided that arbitrary censorship is not good, cen- sorship of some materials is a good idea. We also had an interesting discussion on freedom of expression and freedom of the press. Grade 6 Grade six has been very busy finishing their Mexico booklets and having small tests in between. Everyone is excited about going to the Outdoor Educat Centre on Wednesday March 8th -18th. - New groups in the Bruce County study d `CPS INSIDER are The Coat of Arrns and Government and the Tartan. Grade 7 The Grade seven class has been busy writing tests this week. Math, french, and music tests were done. Many of the students received the new Lucknow shirts. We are continuing to use the word pro- cessor on the Icons. Everyone is looking forward to March Break. Grade 8 We have begun a variety of activities that will help us to interpret the flood of in- formation that comes our way daily through such media as T.V., billboards, videos, magazines and radios. It is our hope to sharpen our abilities to analyze, organize, and put together information. One of our first activities taught ns • how formal introductions should be handled. We would all like to be considered as ladies and gentlemen. Special Education This class is finishing up work and get- ting ready for a math test and a spelling test. Most of the students are enjoying working on computers. Some students are __peedding-and are -improving -due -to- _ these computer drills.. Recently the class has also been exercising every morning to music. Thin Ice coming to Blyth • The Blyth Festival is pleased to an- nounce that a special performance of the zany musical, Thin Ice, (produced by the Muskoka Festival) will be performed here in April, for one night only. A cross bet- ween Spring Thaw and The Royal Cana- dian Air Farce, Thin Ice by Jim Betts and Doug Ellis appears at BlythMemorial Hall on Saturday, April 1, 1989 at 8 p.m. Cana- dian . Press says Thin Ice, the hockey musical, is filed with hilarious jokes and "even, those who hate 'hockey would enjoy the play, which not only pokes fun at Canada's No. 1 sport but features Canada's No. 2 past -time - CBC bashing". All in all, "it's a charmer of a musical," says the Ottawa Citizen. Here's the way the story goes... The CBC plans to film a documentary on the "greatest hockey fan today" - Mike, who becomes a trainer during the Canada - Russia play-offs. But he's manipulated by Amanda, the head of CBC's Serious Pro- gramming Department, who plans to destroy the game of hockey forever, so no more of her specials will be pre-empted by a series- play-off. The zany musical features moments to warm your heart, memorable music, intrigue and unforget- table impersonations of Wayne Gretzky (he sings! ), Danny Gallivan and Barbara Frum. At Molly's Bar you'll also meet a bunch of the regulars who are the kind of guys who are forever hollering CANHCKS ! Commissioned by CBC . Radio in 1984, thousands of Canadians heard the broad- cast in 1985' of this rollicking musical hockey fantasy, including Muskoka Festival's Artistic Director, Michael Ayoub. Thin Ice tickets are available now at the Blyth Festival Box Office. Tickets are sell- ing quickly and are sold on a first come, first served basis. Don't delay! February Clearance Sales and Specials This is the sale you've been waiting for! MAGIC MUSHROOM it reshner Ur. HEAVY DUTY 10's 4"X9"4o's Business Envelopes 5" XS" .Writing ;Pads F, V .. 4son JERGEN'S :5's Bar . V, A SNUGGLE 2 L Fabric oftener ■ 9i le h4! H:�:;^flrrr+.fvr.,Y:Y?Y.r.�rr:fis'r,'.:'v'?:[i"YThf��r. No. 8 75's Envelopes •�rrJSi�tN.? '... -..x:. :....7.' .._v'•�, SYL VANIA 2's Light Sults 12" X 12" Face Cloth Tea Towels