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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-11-29, Page 160 Enrolment forms available for Red Meat Sail Aad Crop Improvement Association Moral Meet* Mark Wednesday, c ti f • ber 13th on your calendar for :the Bruce County Sort and Crop Improvement Association An- nual Meeting The meeting will start .at 10.30 a.m. at the Walkerton bicultural Building and will include a hot lunch. Tickets are available :.Bruce Coun- ty Soil and Civp Improvement Associa- tion directors or at the :OMAF • Mice. More details next week. Red Meat II The good news - preprinted enrolment forms have now been' forwarded to .all past participants and blank forms have been mailed to new,participants. The not so good news - producers must ensure that a local office staff person -has signed the form. Many have been mail- ed directly to Guelph and promptly returned to Walkerton! -Please-remember to forward them to -the local county office. Once these forms are processed in Guelph producers will be forwarded the appropriate information to detail the pro- gram they indicated .(i.e. coWtcai!, :sheep, etc.) Result - on balance the good -:equals the . had. Beef Improvement Workshop During the period from Deceoabeer 1909 to February 1990, :eight Beef Impraue:- ment»Workshops will be held°by;the :Beef Cattle . Advisory .Services -df the Animal industry Branch. The workslioPs-are...a joint venture involving lace Red Meat Clubs Canadian Beef sires and Ontario -Ministry of Agriculture and Food. The program as as follows: Sire :Selection: Bow to-thoose the -best herd sire for your particular farm. l)iseission will centre on: information available; the new ;o bull test pro- gram end of test certificate; expected progeny differences (EPDs)!;; :and the< n- terpretation of : data . specific :.traits (e.g. 'scrotal erence), Sire selectionAterciam 13 first _talk, workshop p etpants`;t askedta'choose a.berdstre%trim a selec- tion •of several els: Crossbreeding: :Included asa foam+ -in response to :requests :froth' =last ; year's w.aritehop paitkipanti. This talk lF itteal II imia•simasamaimium• ARM REPORT Bruce County .OMAF with breed comparisons, crossbreeding systems, heterosis, complementarity, etc. Calving ease: The importance of calv- ing alxung ease and what may influence it (birth weight, nutrition, pelvic measurement, etc.). The workshop will be -held at the Chesley Community Centre, December 4th at 7:30 p.m. OUTH 1INLOSS by Ruth BuChmeier igefvrelimseniti tit..,. E,:. midi a chrik iss Bag Margaret and Ted Collyer were dinner guests on Friday evening with Olive Needham. Margaret Keith, Olive Needham, Ann MacDougall, Margaret Collyer and Ellmbettalictie weentto Whitechurch to hear Dr. Sue Kober, a medical mis- £ionaryn Malawi, speak and slow slides at ante Presbyterian Church. Wilma and Leonard Clarke visited with their daughter, _Bonne and Ed Davidson and .:Justin at Parry Sound. - Intended for 'last week Rev. Pommy Kinsman, Kathleen Mac- Donald :and .Maudie .Fisher were 'limier guests on Tuesday evening with Ira and Elizabeth Dickie. , Mrs. Allan Graham has returned home from ,visiting with her daughter and fami- ly, Don . and Anne Stang and Alana of Red Deer, Alberta. 'Ira andElizabath Di He :attended the `. ` /metal of :Clarence,Waiislr�at"the, George Funeral. ?Home yin Marton on Sunday idternoon. Maury ceded the :induction of Rev. l',eggy ,Kinsman on .Sinid right. Join the.fight against lungadbeue lief1 LNG AS 1C)U .TION 4 unpare lM Inc ********.*****7- * ***1 ** 5 "ONE OF THE BEST FILMS F 1989.A ROUSING MUT-SE'. ADVENTURE:" Lnclonww SeMiuel, Wednesday, November !!, 19810—Page 13 ]3io�ksid: students prepare for annual Christmas concert From the Principal's. DeSk Mr. Whiteley A busy time at Brookside! Report Bards .have, been ,sent out and parent- teacher arentteacher conferences are in full swing. Many of ;our classes are preparing for the Christmas concert and oursenior boys and girls volleyball •teams are preparing for the tournament. Coupled with .all this activity are the many things that are going on in the classroom. A very special "Welcome" back to Mr. Cober who'rejoins our staff .after helping at G.D.0.I. for the past few weeks. A big thank you to Mr. Yeo and to Mrs. Webster who helped in Mr. Cober's absence. Your efforts were much ap- preciated by all. Interview Mrs. Marie Wilkins grew up in West Wawanosh Township. Her hobbies are oil painting, knitting and sewing. She also likes to play cards. She likes her job because she likes to clean and she enjoys working with kids and people. (We're glad Mrs. Wilkins enjoys Brookside - We certainly enjoy her company and her help!) Kindergarten, Mrs. Young Mrs. Young's Kindergarten rings has been doing activities with numbers to five. We 'had 'a :great, trip to• West Wawanosh Nature Centre! Thanks to Carley's mom, Erin's mom and Laura's mom for coming .ion the `trip with us! Also happy birthday to Ricky Andrew who had a `birthday on November loth! Grade 1, Ms. Watt We have begun to read. And oh boy, we love the snow! We completed a book 'about Siowy the Snowman. Poor Snowy he melted into a 'big, big puddle. ,o Grade 1/2, Miss Mathers On Fri., Nov. 17 we bad a Colour Day. Each person wore thair favourite colour and through . graphing we -diScovereclour favourite colours. We discussed the im- portant :role .colour plays in nature and we- were ur sed to learn that r hones!. :bees tall :the blry &.velours, except Ted.. e also made. shape -designs using our ;favoritee%ur. Grade 2, Mrs. Scott On 'Monday Mr. Stewart came to our class room and showed us some things to do with water. This week we have been learning lour number stofies to 12. Every Tuesday our buddies come to our class and we have buddy reading. • •Grade 3/4, Mr. Yeo Thanks to Mr. Meyers we got the op- portunity to look through a da,dy paper. We ended up checking -through _the classified section and read ads. They seemed so : interesting that we deided to mrite our -own. We now have a set • of ads seeking 'Christmas helpers. Would you apply for a ,job as: reindeer lkeeper, at $50.89 a day, :an apple .packer for $15.00 a day, or Santa's gift .mapper for $30.00 an hour? Bath job does have re- quirements before anyone is accepted. Grade 5, Mrs. Worsen Our class is studyi mystery novels now- Many : mernb have joined the Ashfie 1.nee be a OOKSIDE BRODCAST Junior Choir and the class is also prepar- ing a play with Mr. Culp's class to pre- sent at the Christmas Concert. Grade 5/6, Ms. Rennle This week for Current Events Kyle Brown, Melissa Daer, Trevor Moffat and Adella Andrew are doing a newscast for Mr. Culp and the class. Adele and Kyle are talking about East Germany and Melissa is talking about Victor Davis, our gold medalist and Olympic Champion. Trevor is doing our commercials. In art we are diing'man in motion pictures. We have also done proportion of the human body. This week we've been studying feathers. The duck has an oil gland to keep it's feathers dry. Grade 6, Mr. Cober In our Europe Study most people are starting 'Their good copy. We have to have this project done by December 1. Mr. Whiteley showed us a video of when he went to Europe. It has most of the countries that we are studying. On December 8 we are having a festival. °Everybody has to bake a special recipe from their country. Yum! We will also haute travel booths to advertise our countries. Grade 7, Mr. Meyer Brookside has senior and junior volleyball teams going on the 25th to a tournament at G.D:C.I. The players con- tending from our .class on the boys' team, playing on the first line are Philip Dix- on, iaon, Mike McNee, Eric Andrew and Josh Foster. The second line consists of Leigh Anson. The senior girls that are going to .playin the tournament from our class are Michelle McLinchey and Brenda Gugg. Best of luck to all of us! Grade .7/8, Mrs. Graham On .Friday Ave are -having a math test and a literature test (on Tom Gratten. We finished :our masks in art last Thursday. We are having ;art today. We get our report cards tomorrow.. The Volleyball tournament is on Saturday. Grade 8,' Mr.:Haxlitt This week in math we are doing roun- ding with decimals. In shop we are doing . our animal project. In home ec we are doing -T-shirts, Library, Mrs. Clarke Research ,groups ,are making good use of our encyclopedias. Grade 18 students from Room d :are learning about the Loyalists, and the -grade 6 students from Room 12 are exploring Europe. A pat on the :back •to the,Room 11 students for their very fine research essays! Some highly tunique wahines created by a re- cent ""Machines"interest group grade 5 , ,are ,currently en - display in, the library, soon to.be joined yy �a sele�lon of robots, designed by a grade 1-2 interest group. We - learned - about - robots - and - also - wrote - .a - ro - bot sto - ry. Soo notice changes ing study f_ l AO PARENTAL GWDAN:E 8.R McDONAGH EScATI 4 INSURANCE L.M. Encitruirstlay • " " E O `' 1G T" fif ty . ay 7,&9i "Suzy .o ` made r i . v .Tu 4 y • ': .: TUSY MICKNOW t t./3.f„x.3525', hyd ro*ud w,et• `i'»• :Remembrance was a here for the d;Womer►'s!Missionary`► ei 'held atl.tire li toof .June i.November . *1000' adleati WASIn <04rg o t , p .and ::o0the ,ng with a Boll 40 ISO** a poem .01 'Novel r d<a 11110teBr's book, wt's Thick fOr a `lel MacDonald .led in ',Remem- brance oti s. . 'e lea' . u , `Qmp `4, , .,430, tation, 00, you ' have a• cause for?" ,lwifrs. l c ld.elos- th . b ;Po tor:: 4 _.3ttrs, 1, 1t00161d on the Oroui+ho$•d. "Pineau was lipm,f.red by it1►l ledies vntn versa, zona poaet r'hr. offers was received dud ,:dedicated ;.by Mrs. ,.1ac00.110ld. been West; gave . the ' high '.fre the October q:Iad Titian . Niari060.14acton t elud•hoed , ,final i 0 chapters ;on :South Africa. Many 'things have ,ehanged Since -our Andy Commenc- ed and ,With ,All ,our news items and references we ;feel thatprayer,. Borten and ,:� to govern - meat, we can help in spreading public knowledge about apartheid..TheMeMbers made two ;posters from their news items on South .Africa During the business portion of the meeting the Jninutes and treasurer's report were received aymeW and dune ;dr vel en - Service n lrepor'te or,�.lj'/�rle��nj�� hiipa k• tre., i ce "�'yyy�h�' dies Aid; Blaine m „is- 'for vs;Nominating V o1i miU e. ,wiles Iles are reminded that ;the December ,meeting will be a pot luck lun- cheon et the , of PMacKenzie en the ,11thn{`t�_♦l VOL � fiber is ,have lPn1 Item for the. In ng closed w'am.yer *Oa $0010 was en dyed.