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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-04-05, Page 10P 10—Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 5, 1989 Ripley District School r Continuing Education "Fitness Class commencing Thursday, April 6, 1989 8:00 PM Classes will be Monday and Thursday Evenings April 6th to June 12th j f era J ., l i Goderich Rotary Club & The Sully Foundation present SPRING CONCERT SERLES featuring.... Howard Cable and Orchestra London "Musk Of the $wing Years„ • THURSDAY,PRIL 6 at Goderich. District Collegiate Institute $v Q pNO,,p,R Eg Elliotts return from Florida Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliot of concession 10 returned home from the winter in Hudson. Florida on Sun. afternoon. They were Sun- day supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. John L. Farrell, Teresa, Tania, Tobi and Jen- nifer. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenwood, Jean-Paul, Joel, and Joy -Ellen of Clover Valley. Get well wishes are extended from Purple Grove friends to Mr. Donald Gillies who is a patient in Kincardine and District Hospital this week. Recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simpson of concession 10 were Mrs. Katherine Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Patterson, and Mr. Bobby Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCosh and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robertson were Saturday din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aurel Armstrong of the Southline. Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Arnold of the Toronto area were Sunday visitors with their aunt Mrs. Gladys Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver MacCharles of Kin- cardine were Saturday night guests of Mrs. Marjorie Thompson of Ripley. Katherine, Robert, and ` David Machnnes were weekend visitors with their grand- mother Mrs. Edna Stanley of concession 12. The Huron Bruce Pony Club held a Tup- perware Party at the Clarks Church on Co -Sponsored by Radio Shack COMMISSION SALES Take advantage of the many potential tax deductions available to commission salespeople. At H&R Block, we know which expenses are deductible. And we'll find you the biggest refund you're entitled to. We want to save you as much money as possible this year. Don't be confused by the many tax law changes. The specialists at H&R Block always have the answers you need. IF THERE'S EVER A TIME FOR by Jessica Fairburn PURPLE GROVE Wednesday evening. Anyone desiring addi- tional items can contact Marion Nisbett of Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Collins of Conces- sion 12, Mr. and Mrs. Ed McGillvray of Ripley and Kay Collins of Ripley were Sun- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Lochhead of Waterloo. The occasion was to celebrate Rachel's fifth birthday. Tobi Farrell of concession 10 and Andrea Hiller of Whitechurch were Sunday visitors with Joy -Ellen Greenwood of Clover Valley. Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Bob (Cora) MacDonald who used to farm on the 8th concession. Community Bible Study was held at the home of Mrs. Glen McPherson on Tuesday morning. The ladies were tying a quilt as well. Ladies are reminded of the Annual Meeting of the Purple Grove Women's In- stitute scheduled for Wednesday Apr. 4 at 1:30 p.m. It will be held at the Community Centre in Purple Grove. and Missy Mohring K 1, Mrs. Cameron We made butterflies out of wallpaper and lady bugs for our spring bulletin boards. IIII Mrs. Young's Kindergarten Class II would like to welcome Robby M. to their class. Also they wish Sarah Naylor best wishes in her new school, Victoria, in Goderich. Grade 1, Room 5 Miss Mathers' Grade Ones are discuss- ing sharing equally - one half and one fourth are the two fractions we are learn- ing about. We are looking forward to our trip to Robinson's Maple Sugar Bush on Friday, March 31st. Grade 2/3 Room 4 The Room 4 Wonder Tree completed the Pizza party this week by writing stories. The stories began with: "I ate my pizza. Suddenly a strange feeling came over me..." We have some super story ideas to share! We've also continued to talk about rain forests. David, Dillon and Melissa have been collecting books and magazines about them, too. Benji Upthegrove and Adam McDonald were "Special Me". Grade 3, Room 9 Grade 3 is back after their long weekend. We're finishing up multiplication and divi- sion and getting ready to study fractions. Our next theme unit is Animals. Cathy, Roberta, Tasha, Mark, Julia and Allison will be doing research with Mrs. Blake. The Science Fair is next week. Many class members have a collection or hobby entered. We'll be studying the Scientific Method in class. Grade 4 Port. 3 We are learning about angles. Thank you Mrs. Park for helping us solve the puzzling angle design. Last week we made pop-up flowers. We have writing buddies from Newfoundland. Mrs. Rene Snell came to talk to us about her life in Labrador. She brought different jams for us to try. They were all made from berries that grow in Labrador. Grade 4/5, Port. 2 Mr. Culp's grade 4/5 class is doing a great job at collecting pop cans to recycle. With the help from classes in the school they have managed to collect 113 kg of recycled cans. Wow! Grade 6,:Room 12 We have had lots offun during the March break. We would like to welcome back An- jana Dhaliwal who has spent the last two weeks in England. Grade 6 has been work- ing hard on science projects and music projects. We hope everyone had a Happy Easter. Grade 7, Room 10 In Home Ec. we started our Initial Pillows. This Fri., March 31 grade seven gets to skip rope for two hours for "Jump Rope for Heart". In history we are having an Indian test. Grade 7/8, Room 8 In gym we are starting to do square dan- cing and we all like it. In math we are do- ing rotationing, angles and different shapes, for example quadrilaterals, triangles, etc. In home ec the Grade 7's are slaking initial pillows out of scrap materials. In shop the Grade 8's are work- ing on their projects. Grade 8,1 loom 11 In gym we started square dancing. In science we started Air Pollution. In math we are doing area of a circle. Library The library assistants' group ,will be helping the grade 1 and 2 students on an phonics computer program. This will con- tinue t.,r °'he next few weeks. We hope the assis. .its and students enjoy this. IT'S N. Monday - Friday 9 a m. - 8 p.m.; Saturday * GODERICH 53A Victoria S., 6244658 • 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. KINCARDINE' 325 Launbton Ct., 3967088 • 10 a.m. - 4 ;p.m. VIRGINIA A. CAESAR (519) 529-7733 DUNGANNON, ONT. NOM 1Ro CLINTON 5 Ontario St, 4824541 • 10 a.m. - °4 .p.m. WINGBAM 317 Josephine St., 357.3006 ",10.a.m. - 4 pin. FEATURING: *QUALITY CHILDREN'S CLOTHING BY "KARNIV.AL KREATIONS" •SIZES 3 mos. to 8 yrs. *EDUCATIONAL PUZZLES & GAMES *IN-HOME DEMONSTRATIONS •HOSTESS COMMISSIONS POOY:y 441.-