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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-10-08, Page 11t, T Ilzacknow Sent Awl', Wednesday, October 11986—Page 311 LUCKNOW MIRK' COMMUNITY CENTRE OPEN DATES AVAILABLE NOVEMBER Friday 7, 14, 28 1 SATURDAY, October 4th Stuart & Bernadette Smith FRIDAY, October 10th Dan MaicKenzly & URDTraeAY, e�a Roist er4©n SAT October 11th John Rutherford & Linda Young SATURDAY October 18th Connie Stanley & Tony Howuld 528-3532 BUSHES WANTED Bush) lots or selected trees. TOP CASH PRICES CRAIG HARDWOOD LTD. AUBURN BILL CRAIG AL CRAIG 526-7220 526-7512 JOHN SCHWARTZENTRUBER 887.6571 i The .50 km club is in full swing at Brookside Public School with many student participating in the healthful running program. 'Here, from left, Tenille Cranston, Robin Dawson, Melissa McLennan and Patricia Robinson do their laps during the noon hour. (Alan Rivett photo) Grade 1 enjoys orchard trip.' BROOKSIDE BY JASON CAMERON AND ADRIAN RAU ,,Mrs. Mather's Grade 'i's "have enjoyed. working on their Tower of Colors' acid have • just received their first reader. Wow, are they pleased! . They really enjoyed the trip to Art Bell's Orchard where they tasted all the yummy . apple products. Mrs. Worsell's Grade .a class held a Food Festival from Sept. 29 to Oct. 3. Each" pupil prepared a project on one food andbrought a sample of their food to be tasted. What a delicious week! Mrs. Kuc, the Public Health nurse, visited Mrs. Ottewell's Grade 3 class and read a story about good food habits to the class.' They really enjoyed her visit. Mrs. Tebbutt's Grade 6 class finished the Expo '86 unit and enjoyed . the centre ac- tivities.. They welcome a new student, Ray Snow, to the class. Mrs. Tebbutt's and Mr, Liddle's Grade 6's are doing posters for the -,Great Canadian Book Fair, which is in the library on Oct: 9 - 10. Mrs. Clarke's and Mrs. Ottewell's Grade 3 classes took tripsto the Wawanosh Valley Conservation Centre to learn about trees. , The two classes shared a' picnic lunch at the centre. Mrs. Clarke's class has been working on adding and subtracting two -digit numbers, and they've been writing letters to their favorite trees. We've also learned how to , .turn newspapers back into trees! The hotdog committee organized a delicious hotdog sale, helped by the clean- up, leanup, money, and serving conunrttees. This week they're introducing Angela. Bridley. Mrs. Young's Grade 1 class now knows all the color words. Mrs. Young's Grade 1 and 2 class and Miss Mather's Grade 1 class went together to Art Bell's Apple Orchard near ATTENTI.ON LUCKNOW VILLAGE WORKS- DEPARTMENT will be Flushing Hyd raflts on Thur3dgy;& Friday October 9th 10th •'� Goderich. They made apple sauce and tasted apple butter on crackers! They are Making apple -shaped booklets and have lots of apple activities. w AN INTERVIEW WITH A NEW TEACHER Bonnie Jewitt lives in Clinton with her husband Ross and children, Lori, 15, , and Scott, 12. She has taught all grades, but mainly Music, Phys Ed., and Special Ed, for 19 years. At Brookside she is teaching Music and Special.Ed. Her favorite recreation is golf, but there isn't much time since she is on Clinton's town council. She plays piano for many gatherings in many different capacities. She takes an interest in minor sports since her children are involved. She teaches piano lessons and she says she loves kids, but that's not for sure. She's a very busy lady. and she loves teaching at Brookside. The school crest contest has winners. In the Grade 7 and 8 division, first prize winner is Jocelyn Asnong and second prize goes to Deanna Greene, In Grades 4 to 6, first is Elliot Bauer, second is Kim Parrish and third is Ruth Ann Bakker. In grades 1 to 3, first is Heather Robinson, second is Adella" Andrew and third. is Danny Wylds. The official school crest will be Jocelyn's. Congratulations to all winners, and thank you to all those who, submitted a crest. The school soccer, teams are now picked. The tournament will be held on Oct. 8 in Goderich with the rain date on Oct, 10. • SPECIAL GOSPEL MEETINGS Come to Serving you the retail customer, as well as the contractor, with all your flooring, kitchen!cabirlets, and ceramic the needs. orzyLbothz9' CONTRACT SALES & INSTALLATION Broadloom + Linoleum* . Ceramics • Cabinets • Windows o ungannan 5294147 OR Greg Hamilton. 5284946 LUCKNOW COMMUNITY CENTRE. AND HEAR THE GOSPEL MESSAGE OF . "Pardon For Sin And Assurance Of Salvation" Presented by: MR. LORNE MITCHELL - 00 Springs, Ont. b.� • MR. GEORGE PATTERSON Clinton, Ont. EACH TUESDAT NIGHT 8:00 P.M. 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WEST WAWANOSH, 100 acres, 75 workable, balance hardwood bush. Random tile. 2 RIPLEY AREA, 90workable, 3 bedroom home, large renovated beef hog barn; productive laani soil. WES1 1111'AWANOSH 200 acres, "brick:, home, beef hog barn, silo. ASHPIELD, 200 acres, approximately 170 workable, well tiled; balance hardwood, cedar bush. ' HOUSES DUNGANNON, 3 dedroorm, 8'year old home, family.rdom, 1111i basement, extra lot. COU TR`iY HOMEori 3/ acres -landscaped lot, 3 bedrooms, full bath, air conditioned. This is `an idaat retirenlertt hors a with room for .separate business, double garage, spring fed pond. ,,LUCKNOW 3' BEDR00 1 hbme,'kitchen, living, room, dining room; bath down; porch recently `...ided; a good family or starter horns. Owner would like to see an offer, LUCKNOW, 4 bedroom home, well maintained, one bedroom down. Priced right, immediate possession. LUCKNOW, desirable building tot, owner has reduced asking price, prime location. LUCKNOW DUPLEX located close to stores, and post office, both opts, 2 bedrooms, asking $29,000. REDUQED. ,. .LUCKNOW, 3 bedroom, with added family room, oil and electric heat, well insulated, full lot, Priced to sell.'' " 9 WARREN ZINN, 62803710 ALVIN ROBES, 39543174