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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-02-23, Page 7Brookside bouncing for basketball by Donna Fielder and Mike Van Niekerk Brookside Seniors are BOUN- CING up and down the Basketball. Court. They have just nicely started their practices on Feb. 14. They are preparing for Apr. 16. The coaches are Mr. Culp and Miss Roberts. We thank them for put- ting up with all the BOUNCING!!!! Brookside is planning a Green Day on Mar. 9. It is the final part of the SEEDs program where the school has tried (successfully!) to complete 100 environmental projects. An assembly is planned for 10 a.m. It includes a touring play : "Jane and Dave's Awesome Environmental Adventure." At the assembly the school will also be . -. getting a green banner. To help celebrate during the day, there will be treats and contests. EVERYONE is welcome!!! A Crazy Hat And Tie Day on was held on Friday, Feb. 18th. All the students and teachers were invited to wear their WACKIEST and WIERDEST ties and hats to beat those February BLAHsIIlltt There were some pretty snazzy outfits! House league floor hockey is about 'to begin. Sign-up sheets came down on Feb. 18. Mrs. Worsell's class are finishing up machines in Science. They are having a test next week. They are now starting Animals Stories, and will be reading a wonderful selec- tion of classic animal stories. In Room 10, Mrs. Dozois' class, the grade 8's are starting a unit on Canadian Women, working through Kby Moy Boyle INLOUGH Michael Arenburg of .Simcoe visited with Mrs. Bessie_.Maulden. Mr. and Mrs. Glen.Haldenby (Sr.) visited in Kincardine with their sister Mrs. Peach Dahmer. Miss Winnifted Percy has been enjoying a holiday at Simcoe with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bertrand ,and family. The Presbyterian Congregation had a noonday luncheon after the morning church service on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breckles.and her brother Edbert Bushell spent Saturday in London. s Congratulations to Rachael. Bushell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bushell, who placed first in the Public Speaking Contest : at . Lucknow Public School. Her topic was "Hair." Some from here attended the Pot Luck Supper and social evening at the Purple Grove . Community Centre on• Saturday 'evening. A. roast Beef Supper will be held in two weeks time. Ground hogs were spotted in the Kinlough area on Thursday, Feb. 17. Spring must be coming soon. THAT'S H9W MANY CANADIANS ARE FIGURE SKATERS 44. (.30 (Ate?' c e 42z. . LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE Lions Bingo `Sunday, February 27/94 OPEN DATES h•nr ,rn otl,t 5•iumle‘ I r t {nL; 1 11 1v. ti.iunJa\ I 1') :n:, "ON I X" (). - 5 p.m.. BROOKSIDE BROADCAST centre activities to learn about im- portant women in Canada's history.. The whole class is watching Lost In The Barrens. They have just finished the book. Grade 8's are doing Population Research in Geography and Grade 6's are doing Country Research. Both groups are using reference materials including encyclopedia, vertical files, books, magazines, and computer search tools. Computers are used to locate and check out books, to use atlases (PC Globe),and to use compact disk encylopedia. Mrs. Tebbutt's room 9 are FIN- DING their way across the Globe in Exploration and Discovery in grade 7's History. Grade 6's are doing Properties of Matter in Science. They are MAPPING their way through their mapping unit. They are dealing with Nutrition in Health. Group II in Geography have just completed river system reports and are now -creating the well-known Flour River systems (river systems created from flour/salt flour!). Grade 8 students in Room 11 '(Mr. Hazlitt) have just completed a population study unit. Jigsaw groups of experts in agriculture, economy, education, stastistics, and life style created and presented spectacular display products to compare several third world countries with Canada. Feb. 16 was Brookside's 100's ,-ay, celebrating the 100th day of school this year. The primary students had to bring in 100 of something. They also" POPPED 100 balloons (It sounded like giant popcorn in the gym!). They also had hundreds of Rice Krispie Squares to finish off the celebration! We are very proud of our students who shared their speeches and stories with us in the gym: Preston Drennan, Peter Holmes Mitra, Nicole Elliot, Maggie Simpson, Sara Simpson, and Erin McNay .(primary). Cody Alton, Stephanie Blake, Mau Fielder, Lynn Irvin, Erin Elliot, Elyse DeBruyn, and Corey Rintoul (junoir). Melissa - Lynn Dozois, Tory Westbrook, Jenn Meader, Cathy Cairncross, and Gabe Clarance (intermediate). The students who went on to the Legion on . Feb. ._ 18 were: Elyse Debruyn, Corey Rintoul and the back up is Stephanie Blake (junior). Cathy Cairncross, Melissa -Lynn Dozois and the back up is Jenn Meader (intermediate). Thanks to all the participants!! We would like to give a special thanks to all the Judges for their time in making the NERVE-WRACKING decision!! We will soon be preparing for our display fairs, the Science Fair and the Education Fair. Watch for further bulletins! Brussels Livestock Steers and heifers at Brussels Livestock sold on a strong trade at prices $1.00 higher. Cows traded $2.00 higher. Steers There' were 291 steers on offer selling from 95.00 to 100.00 to the •high of 113.75. r• Martin Metske, Lucknow, 8, avg: 1381 lbs., avg. 92.34 'to 102.25. Jeff Leitch, Goderich,. 2, avg. 1405 lbs., avg. 97.83 to 100.25. Roger Moore, Goderich, 3, avg. • 1293 lbs., avg: 97.08'to 99.75: Normangrove Farms, Wingham, 1, weighing 1030 lbs. sold for 95.00. Arnold Lamb, Goderich, 2, avg. 1525 lbs., avg. 90.89 to 94.50. Gerald Lamb, Goderich, 2, avg. 1365 lbs., avg. 90.66 to 91.75. Heifers There were 220 heifers on offer selling from 95.00 to 100.00' to' the high of 104.25. G. A. Stewart .Farms, Ripley, 46, avg. 1178 .. lbs., avg. 99.11 to 10135. Jean Leitch, Goderich, 3, avg. 997 lbs., avg. 93.63 to 96.00. D. Porter, Goderich, 1, weighing 1220 lbs., sold for 95.00. Roy Walters, Goderich, 7, avg. 982 lbs., avg. 89.96 to 94.75. Cows.• There were 24.8 cows on offer selling from 59.00' to 68.00 tothe high of 86.50. Steve Howard, Lucknow, 4, avg. 1305 lbs., avg. 72.92 to 86.50. John Howard; Lucknow, 2, avg. 1150 lbs., avg. 79.70 to 81.50. Jack ' Aitchison, Ripley, 1, weighing 1660 lbs., sold for 68.50. Veal There were 143 veal on . offer selling from 70.00 to 98.00 to the high of 126.00. Bill Arnold, Lucknow, '2, avg. 710 lbs., avg. 97.69 to 102.00. Albert Miller, Lucknow, 3, avg. 690 lbs,., avg. 92.76 to 100.00. 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