The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-06-07, Page 11Grade eight studeAts looking,
forward to Ottawa trip
by Jemiffer Porter
and 'Tammy Neabie
Grade 1
"Wonderful" is the word Grade 1
gave to ,describe the adtors and singers
of Itumpelstiltskin. What a great job
they did! We are working ,on murals
about our Environment this week. 'Tap-
ing stories were Andrew, Jamie, Miley,
and Crystal, nice reading! Our •June- bir-
thday cake was made for Chris, Halley,
Alexis, Keith and Mrs. Machityre. Mrs.
Black and Mrs. Bell are enjoying Mall
with the primary house leagues on
Wednesday afternoons.
Grade 2
We are trying to eat mitritious snacks
that have something from the four
groups in them. Each of es brought in a
good snack and when we graphed our
treats. We found out most of them
• belonged to the fruit and vegetable
group. ,Jayme Sutherland really surpris-
ed us with her snack of rhurbarb tips
and Amy Blake had three 'out of four
food groups represented by her snack of
melba toast, peanut butter and cheese.
Grade 2/3
The classes were very busy practising
play parts for the classroom production
on Friday. Grade two -acted out "How
Anansi Brought the Stories
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Knights and the Dragon".
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This week we started learning about
Australia. Chris Gibbons and Sonia
Jones represented our class at the
Young Author's Conference on June 6.
We enjoyed competing in the track and
fi• eld meet. Many ,grade fours won rib-
bons. Mrs. Gibson 'visited with new baby
Lindsay We are still reading Mice at
Centre Ice. On Friday -we saw a film
about Australia
Grade 6
The grade six class has been very
bilsy with the operetta and helping with
the digging of the flowerbed at the front
of the school. Part id the class enjoyed
the Band 'Trip for fwir dayslin -parts of
Southern Ontario. The Grade aix also
enjoyed field day on Thursday.
Grade 7
Grade 7-'s have had a horsy week try-
ing to finish work before -report card
time next week there AsS11 be a
geography and infamy test. --Congratula-
tions go to Shane /fhlacKinnon,
Bushell, Carissa Redford, Angela Jar-
dine, Christine Jones, Tracy Visser,
Alesha Moffatt and Boxy Bergman for
their.excellint work in the operetta. Mr.
Pike and many :Others worked hard to
organize.the production which was very
well done.
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The Grade :8 ,class As looking forward
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to their fun educational trip to Ot-
tawa. We started a series of vampire
research questions. On Thursday we had
a successful day of field events,- and it
will continue on Friday afternoon. The
grade 8's thought that they did an ex-
cellent job at Track and Field and some
are looking to the Regional Meet in Kin-
cardine.
Special Education
The Special Education class are
preparing to take their beautiful plaques
home for Fothert Day. We have also
been practising for 'Track .and Field
Day. We are all looking forward to June
as it is a very exciting month and we
will be getting out of school soon!
French News!!
Roxy Bergman .will be -taking part in
the ,Sevec French Exchange this sum-
mer. She will travelling to St. Luc
and anether student1;M' be travelling to
Lucknow to live. We wish her "Bonne
Chance" with this exciting opportunity.
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Everyone is looking forward to
meeting Martyn Godfrey on Wednesday.
Grade nine paren
be interested in knowing that their guest
speaker , at last June, Bev. Roger Me-
Corabe will be r speaking at South:MIAOW
Church on June'lith at 11 a.m. and 730
pan.
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ud of what we have developed.
This was an interesting conference
which will raise the interest in forages
and help to highlight their economic
importance.
Weed Coninil
Are you ready for this year's weed
control? Past records of weeds in the
field and early seedling identification is
. important when choosing the most effec-
tive means of control.
1) Be sure the chemical can control
your weeds. MCPA or 2,4-D just will not
control wild buckwheat or lady's thumb
at any rate!
2) Cheek the rate needed and then
,ealibtate.,aur -vrayer to ,;deliver that
anfoont.
)-Itead any notes available on the
labelor in the Guide to Weed Contra
71 to And out how the
thmical works. Does It need =idea?
Do tawerature extremes cause OW
damage?
4) Time your sprioting to env and
Weed stages. A young weed is min%
easier to conixoL Some crops moth as
alfalfa are tolerant to -herbicides only at
certain stages'of growth.
A well plinned approach to weed con-
trol using the right chemical at the
right rate at the right stage should give
you good weed control. It is you that
makes things work.
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Forage research
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The American Forage and Grassland
Conference was held at the university
of Guelph May 22- 25. This is the first
time that Canada has been host to this
conference. The Producer Day was well
attended. The importance of a fall rest
period in alfalfa was debated and
papers were presented on Successful
Pasture Management, the value of
"My -in -a -Day" and how much protein
is actually available to animals from
high quality zdfalfa. The highlight of the
day was a Forage Spokesperson Com-
petition. Ontario was represented by
John Markus, Oxford County, last year's
Forage Masters Witmer.
After attending, 1 think that we can
feel reasurred that forage research is
continuing and that forages have
developed their rightful importance on
farm operations. They are valued not
only as an excellent livestock feed but
also as a nitrogen source to succeeding
crops and for their soil conditioning
vahie.
Our pasture management appears to
be ahead of that done in many states.
Our systems have now matured to
useable production systems in- com-
parison to the "wonder' stage of first
outnew-syStomszVe van -be-wo-
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