HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-11-21, Page 15.10
.Kingsbridge
Kurriculum
By Betty Jane Foran
and Linda Monett.
Father Dentinger came to
a celebration in the Kinder-
garten and Grade One room,
the theme was on baptism
and the name parents chose
for you.
Father Dentinger was also
in Mrs. Park's room for a
celebration on Offerings...
All grades have started
practicing for the Christmas
Ripley
District
plans
dance-
a-tbon
concert.
Mrs. Bernadine Kinney
and Mrs. Teresa Courtney
came into the school to talk to
the Grade 7 and 8 students
about the History of Kings-
bridge:
Monday,. ,November --4th
was a Profesional Develop-
ment Day.
Last Friday the school had
a gathering in the gym for a
Remembrance Day program.
Don Kenwell,' Superinten-
dent for Huron County Board
of Education; Paul Sherratt,
Assistant Superintendent 9,k -
the
the Perth County .Board of
Education; and Mary Flan-
nery, Special' Education Re-
soarce teacher were at our
school on 'Thursday, Novem-
ber 15th for, a meeting on
Special Education.
Dave Zyluk, Principal, is
organizing a Knight's of Col-
umbus Free Throw Basket-
ball' Championship for . our
school and other area
schools, also in Kincardine
school and area. The,date of
the Free, Throw' is November
DANCE -A -TION 29th. The students chosen
On November 30 . and from our school are Ken Van
December 1, students. of Osch first for' boys 12; Fred
R.D,S. will . be dancing their Durnin, second for boys 17.;
hearts out! R.D.S. is holding ""'Mary Lynn Doherty, first for
a .dance -a' -than. Secondary girls 12; Gerda Hendrik$,.
'students will dance from 6,00` second for girls 12;, .' Vicki
p.m. on Friday 'until 12.00. Delbergue,'first for girls .14;,
noon on Saturday. The elem- John. Lalonde, first for boys
entary students will •-be able '13; Shawn Doherty, second
' to dance from 6,00 a: m,: to 12 . for boys 13; Betty Jane .
noon on Saturday. The pur- Foran, first for .girls 13;
pose 'of our' fund-raising: Shannon Durnin, ;second for
..efforts is for school equip girls. 13;` Scott : Westecott,
Ment and activities.•The 'par first for boys :11.; Peter,:,Yan
encs and teachers are chap- .Diepen, second for boys 11
eroning the dance: There will ' Vickie Doherty, firstforgirls
be•refreshments provided. for '11; Cathy O'Connor, second
those ' participating Com for girls 11
mpnity support in pledges:.
would be greatly appreciat-
• ed. Everyone is welcome' to
come and view the dance -a=
thou.
WATERLOO
REPRESENTATIVE
Ruth Bamford, a sepses•ai f f atraS
eutative from Wilfrid. Laurie .
University in Waterloo, visit e
ed R.D.S. on Wednesday,
meet
November :14.She.'talked . to. •from page .1l4
the Grade 12 and 13s. She ci2ll staterhent.
gavea general presentation It was decidedto hold a
--•consisting of a film, booklets: • euchre party on Monday
and a 'discussion. and .ques evening with Mrs. . Dave .. .
tion period. Her talk included Gibb, Mrs. Rena Fisher and`
various topics such as the Mrs. Fred 'Tiffin in .charge.
courses, admission require= The- roll . call'. was well
menta, residence, student answered by showing some- ,
loans and the value of a .thing you have brought or
university education. The... been gi1en from another
students enjoyed her visit. country. Miss Wilson 'read a
REPORT CARDS poem, In November: The
Report cards will behand'- motto, Theorigin' of Toteni
ed out :this week. Students Poles, was prepared by Mrs.
should check with the library Bill Evans and given by Mrs.
to seeif they have any fines Victor Emerson:
or overdue books. All fines Mrs. Agnes, Farrier 'and
must be • paid and books. Mrs. Rena Fisher gave inter -
returned , before you will . esting reports of the sessions
receive your report card. held at the Rally at Armow in
UNIVERSITY DAY ' October.
On Tuesday, November The topic, citizenship and
20, University Day will be world affairs, was given by
held at Walkerton District Mrs., Gertrude Tiffin,' show -
Secondary School. 'Grade 12 ing pictures anal giving a
and Grade 13 students will commentary on all the noun
be' attending from Ripleyi•• tries in Which she had toured
Various representatives from and taken pictures. There
universities across Ontario were very few countries of
will be speaking to the Which she did not have a few
students. pictures.
SWIMMING • , A contest of 7 songs was
Grade 9 and Grade 10's prepared by Miss Merle'
physical education class is Wilson. Mrs. Don Ross re-
involved hi a swimming pro- . ceived the prize for having
grain at the Kincardine Com the names.of all correct. The
pleic: • They will be particip• lunch committee, Mrs. John
ating in eight, sessions. Each Gaunt, Mrs. Don Ross and
session will be forty Minute's 'Mrs. 'Johnston Conn, served
long. "lunch.
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