HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-03-08, Page 19Leader receives
appreciation
Allister Nivins has been trans,,enred to
Goderich Hospital. It's nice to have him
closer to home.
Dungannon Senior Citizens held their
Wednesday night card party with 13
tables. High lady, tie between Helen
Nicholson and Marie Park with Helen be-
ing the winner; low lady, Millie Johnston;
high man, Tom Young; low man, Clarence
Cunningham.
Dungannon Union
Pastoral Charge
An appreciation gift was presented t
Diane Park from the Youth Group for he,
leadership.
Sacrament of Holy Communion will be
celebrated at all four churches on Easter
Sunday, March 26.
Parish Explorers will meet Wednesday,
March 29th at 7:00 p.m.
Dungannon Board of Stewards are spon-
soring a `Ham Supper' on Sunday, April
2nd.
The tentative date for Vacation Bible
School is August 21-25. Need volunteers to
help at School.
ff you have news for the Community
please call Bonnie 529-7620 before 8:00
p.m. Sunday evening.
LCPS grade five
hear about Young
Offenders Act
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,n November's gusty gale
I'm going to put on a garage sale. • .
Sean Lougheed
In December I will be
The best girl you will ever see.
Andrea Hiller
As you can see the results were ex-
cellent. We enjoyed sharing our books with
each other.
The Grade four students have also been
working hard practising dialogues in their
French classes. They enjoy trying their
new language out on the teachers around
the school. Sometimes the teachers are
even stumped!
Grade Four
The grade four class is still heavily it volved in their Fairy Tale unit. Some of the
children are busy writing their 1,,
while others are practicing play ..
ting ready to present them. The chit
grade four have been workir.,
children from the Kindergarten
Each pair of students is writing an Easter
tale and printing it on the computer. They
can hardly wait to get their finished
products !
Grade Five
This week has been interesting. We had
a presentation about the Young Offenders
Act. Several questions were subsequently
raised and discussed. We believe that
therapy is a vital component in rehabilita-
tion. However, in some cases, depending
on the crime, we felt that a jail term would
be necessary in addition to therapy.
We followed this with a discussion about
police. We decided that police have a very
difficult and dangerous job. However, we
felt that because policemen go into this
line of work they should be well prepared
for the dangers and should be treated the
same as regular citizens when they are the
victims of crime. The discussion continues
Grade Six
This week we had a substitute teacher as
Mr. Burkhart had to go to a Science
Meeting. Next week we are going, as a
class to the Outdoor Education Centre for
three days. This will be fun we hope!
Grade Eight
We are naming to the end of our
geometry unit in math, much to the relief
of a few of our students. During this time,
we encountered a number of interesting,
but sometimes frustrating concepts, in-
cluding many confusing constructions. We
have also just finished the Confederation
Story and learned how Canada became the
great country it is. An interesting
newspaper, unit is: about to begin. In this we
will learn about how Canada has become a
multicultural nation.
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Sunday, Ma Ji 120 1989
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O v. ALLISON J. RAMSAY - Minister
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