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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2015-03-18, Page 7Valerie Gillies/Lucknow Sentinel The Grade 2 class at Brookside Public School is doing their "Nobody" Projects. Each student does their own project to build character and learn that anybody can be a somebody. The Nobody doll is surrounded by the class who enthusiastically call out Nobody's name. Front from left: Megan Todd. Second row: Ashley Brunet, Amanda McNeil, Mason Bongertman, Quinlyn Stanley. Third Row: Cameron Kerr, Ally Wilson, Nobody, Kristen McKlinchey. Back row: Sydney Coulombe, Grace Taylor, Camryn Millian, Jessica Toll, Taylor Dalton, Leah Cole, Dylan Murray. Absent: Ryleigh Ward, Grade 2 teacher Mrs. Schumacker. March 13, 2015. Joel Hogan helped children with his BPS Grade 2 Nobody project by collecting money to purchase a bed kit for Sleeping Children Around the World. March 13, 2015. AmandaMcNeil helped out a dog named Tucker in the Animal Rescue program that needed surgeries for cracks in his legs. As her BPS Grade 2 Nobody project Amanda raised money and collected dog and cat food. March 13, 2015. PARK THEATRE 77.-- • v TDERICF1 5Lg. 52.4 7.612 S FOR MOVIE INFORMA11Oli.., ,.� www.rnovieliriks,ca I:wditu a1. Oa -2$z -343a Wednesday, March 18, 2015 • Lucknow Sentinel 7 Brookside Public School Students build Character Camryn Millian did her Nobody project to help out chil- dren in Peru at her grandpa's suggestion. Camryn's older brother had done the same project when he was in Grade 2. Items were collected from the school and from family and friend donations. Camryn col- lected 2 full boxes of supplies from the school. Items collected included new underwear, shoes, clothing, chewable vita- mins, basic first aid supplies, hand sanitizer, strong lice shampoo, elastics and clips for hair, hygiene items and school and art supplies. Everything was packed into a very large hockey bag and taken to Peru by Camryn's grandparents. Her scrapbook page includes a photo of a wall hanging that included handprints of chil- dren from both Canada and Peru. There is also a photo of her grandmother helping to paint a classroom in Peru. Taylor Dalton made a Face - book page with her mother. Taylor gave out notes to all of her classmates to do some- thing nice for someone, then post it on the page. Some of the nice things that were done for family and friends included shoveling snow off of drive- ways and an ice rink, cleaning snow off of a truck, making hot chocolate for someone, baking muffins for a hockey team, giv- ing a Tim Horton's card to a neighbor and helping to clean a house to help a family after a death in the family. Grace Taylor worked with her mother to collect toys that were donated to the Goderich office of the Huron County Christmas Bureau. She helped spread the word to get dona- tions for people who would not have had a good Christ- mas. Grace was given a tour of the Christmas Bureau when she took in the toys to learn about what they did. Her scrapbook page includes a let- ter, thank you card and a bookmark from the Huron County Christmas Bureau. Joel Hogan raised money to purchase a $35 bed kit from Sleeping Children Around the World. He wanted to help a child go to school with the sup- plies. Joel found his project by looking up things on the inter - net, then deciding that this is what he wanted to do. He described many of the items that were included in the kit to help with sleeping and going to school. Amanda McNeil helped out anAnimal Rescue dog who was living with a foster family as he has no home. Amanda's page has photos of Tucker, a puppy who required surgery to fix two Grace Taylor collected toys for the Huron County Christmas Bureau as her BPS Grade 2 Nobody project. 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Taylor Dalton's BPS Grade 2 Nobody project was to make a Facebook page with her mom and post nice things she had done for people on it, while encouraging others to post what they had done for others. March 13, 2015. Camryn Millian did her BPS Grade 2 Nobody project on gathering supplies for children in Peru to be delivered by her grandparents. March 13, 2015. —TQWhI.51-1lP OF hatp'ri n-C{iL .NE - 'V1kti l• TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD - COLBORNE - WAWANOSH TAXES DUE REMINDER The first instalment of the 2015 tax levy is due on March 31, 2015. Tax payments must be received at the municipal office by the due date. Tax payments can be made in person at the municipal office, by regular mail, or at the CIBC Goderich branch only. Interac/debit card services are accepted at the office as well as post-dated cheques for your convenience. Telephone/internet banking is available through most major banking institutions. 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