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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-06-02, Page 13DN,SSPAY, JUNE 3ndk 1l7L THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL L.UCKNOW, ONTARIO`• MAR.HAll SHOES WILL..CONTINUE, GIVING On All Cash Sines EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT FROM 7 10 P.M. • • THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER **,***,k***.*:*.*,**;>k•.*******#*'*. :phone 528-311.7 .uc now', Storyllour Held For ' Pre-Schooiers • DUNGANNON.: NEWS Two young ladies in this town *ate working with preschoolers. Miss .Kathy Bere and Miss Sharon .Young are conducting a story hour at the Library in Dungannon, on.: Saturday mornings at 10 o'clock. The little .ones seem to ;enjoythe stories and :games. This week , seven--little--ones: were .in attend- ance. e '• It is just beautiful these'days. The gardeners are starting to see :some plants cording up. Mrs. R, D:, Al'dham , Johnny, Gregory and Larissa from Amherst ;burg',are :spending a few days with 'her mother .Mrs., Mary, Bere and family. .Miss Ruth Bere ishome, for the "summer., Mr, and. Mrs, Lorne .Rmmerton ., took a .short vacation to .see some -of-O ttaricr. ,-Th-ey'sa-w .Huron Vit= lager ,St. Marie among the Hur- ons ,:the _Shrine.'to the:Martyrs and. lots of beautiful country:` .We saw• a very good museum at Minesing',. near Barrie, Ontario: If you 'get a chance go and see this country of ours;: it's breath taking. . Misses:Lbri and. Cindy Eminer,= ton vacationed at Mrs:' William Bogues in Lucknowduring. their. parents vacation.. •A'.WEEK AT NORTH, YORK . Twenty-nine pupils and three teachers of Brookside:.Public 'School"recently spent a week. at ' e -sato • . ils from those schools on.. the.•out skirts of Toronto. The experiences of the youngsters, living in a dif• - ferent eorrithunity were: worth- . while and v•ery interesting. . Below you will readwhat two 'nf the pupils who,were on the trip'. have:written about it. 'A WEEK. IN TORONTO by .Michael e 11 . ' . • ..'" gi :McDonagh, Grade -5 Room Six .. .This' story beginsri"early eight .months ago when Robert Gittens and thirty1three other pupils of, Shoreham' Drive Public School visi ea Brookside •for .a.,week. Rob-: ext stayed at thy place. 'Eger since then we.l have been waiting to go, back to'T oronto. .Final'ly.; the datewas set for the third:week of May.• ond.r,ay , s ory after nine the bus;,;left Brookside and we got There shortly after twelve. Then'we were :introduced to our host or-host.ess•after which we ate'our lunch, '•took our suit cases "home" and toured the' schgoi. My host was Trevor Mart- On Friday, we looked at, some. slides: on Canada and took .pat in other school activities before and after recess: ,We got on the for home arriving _at_Broo 'de about a quarter to. four. OUR.,.RIP: 'T -N -T. REISLA ND by Valerie Errington, 'Grade 6, • Room •Nine. .• On. Wednesday, wetook a fif teen• minute ferryride across 1 Toronto Bay to Centre Island. We got . off the boat and then `ate our PAGE THIRTEEN; Successfu (Intend'ed .for last. week). by Shirley MacKay and Donna • MacDonald ' The Ripley -Huron Central, School held their Spring Concert on ,Tuesday and Wednesday of lash week. ight Corice Little Red Hen". Grade 5 started 'the seniorFor, gram. They:did a very good sing,: song including the different nation alities, Grade 6, accompanied. .by Dianne .Kempton and Duncan." Fox, sang" wo-very popular songs.' Grade ? 'made an..excellent pros.-. entation On: "Merrigrles", ; Grade. ;8 A put on a play entitled "Who. Goes Where". Grade 8 B put on an excellent play entitled, "Fain- ily Reunions To make a long story short .":It was all_ a__success"....:_ These'big nights for the school. ,began when. Grades 1 and 2.sang idle Welcome Song. Then Mary Coiling gave the welcoming address. Next on the program came the "Thre.e. Little Pigs" done by they Kindergarten Class. The grade 4's sang "Songs. of •Yesterday". Grade 1.perfor,med a play called "Stinker the Skunk and. His Health Helpers",. Next Grade 3 carne on and choral read the "King'=s- Breakfast" and sang-- "The arrg—"The Changing of, the•Guard". Followingthis, there was an operetta by Grade '2 called "The BOOKMOBILE., ;by .Debbie. MacGregor On 'Friday ; May 14 a •bookino.- bile carne to the front 'door of the 1pley-Huron Centra} -School., Al; .of the seh ool went into the book !Mobile; to •choose a book for their classroom library. lunch.. by :a `.pond •where 'we 'could feed the ducks and:geese. After. lunch ye •saw different. farrri' anim= als such as horses;,. goats .and cow's., and_ toured the rest of the islands. There 'Were many: rides and 'amuse ments such as'firetrucks, old:'cars an -d' a -a mntedih e 'here s.kel- etonss: carie. at 'you . out of the dark. We finished our tour by having a ride around: the island on:a wag-' on -train. Soon' after ,:we went • •ac on t ,e erry an too .t back` to 'Shoreham School. e bus HEALTH UNIT .DENTAL PRO GRA MME- --•- To reduce tooth decay among'.' elementary school childrenthe Huron'County Health 'Unit,provid- • .ed .. 'selftnnmn.eteron �nnlacaa: . .OnTue�da_y w,e went 'oi. n -a field trip to the Science Centre where there were experiments, games and demonstrations, ._ The most impressing'thing/there was•the "hair -raiser" which was a demon-' osttvat ion of static electricity. That mng my fiosta rr"rri to•Yorkdale'Shopping Centre. On Wednesday' we took a tour, of Centre Island.:. . There were rides, g;rneS souvenirs.,�nrl._.rn: sights to see. I liked ,the beach : .best because we were allowed: to- • go wading, Also; you, could Walkout on a Long..peer✓:to,look at Lake Ontario.. On Thursday, the bus letus off downtown atf3loor and Spadina Streets and then we walked for: miles.. 1~rrstw.wp._ visited.- ent ton Market and then we went to Queen's Park where We ;saw the Parliament. Buildings and squirrels that ate out of ourhands. Then . we went tin the subway and walk- on to City Ball:. It. iS made of Cement and. the .floors ate all carp - tied. We went to the top of:the twenty-seventh storey section of the City 1-lail and also saw the. Coakri Chambers'., where rneetings for the city are held,,. • T . • . tion by tooth lirush , ci a' sped fluoride dental paste.. A 'tooth. brush,and:.the paste'were provided #tee= of char -geed we -brushed our teeth under the supervision of, a registtered nurse and her•,assist- a-rrt�hilrs-�Belir�rg-�-ndy-Mr•s : Brats- . : bane. The brushing was done on May 25 and 26 and •all the Pu pils in the school had a chance to take part in the. programme. if their, e ... .1 e.. ., . 1... S ROOM SEVN'S FIELD TRIP. On Friday ; May twenty eighth, the-grades:x�pupils...from. RoorziT..: Seven and their teacher Mrs. Caesar went to the gravel pit'; The graVei pit is situated beside the brook, beyond the school. They are taking about rocks in .s ;; see if.'they could find any rocks to"add to their collections, There'. is a class collection of rocks'on the window ledge and each pupil is malting a collection of his or her own. Over 95 . percent of fire damage' is caused by the 5 percent of forest' fires which exceed 500 acres, in size,' (airsheaHon�ur qdr 'Mrs. Jim Burt was: hostess at Kairshea Hall last Tuesday even- ing 'for .the GrandrnothE :'s meet ing of 'Kairshea W.I. Iv s. , Rob- ert.Gilchrist.presided and Mrs./ Gordon Wali was secretary. yank of Montreal The -First Canadian Bank During the business` Mrs.. Jim Burt.and Mrs. George: young were' named leaders.of the. 4-H course "Focus on Fitness"... .A committee was named.to conveneAh.etc.ater ing on July 20 at the Craft Festiv- al,: The executive and convenors will;planthe programs on' June at'7..30 in Kairshea. Hall: !' . The June meeting •will be, p . . Sunshine ; Sister Supper •at :6.30 R, rn,gone-1.7.:i LXairshea .Ha11 which will.include a pot=•luck supper a gift exchange and a business. Meering'.. Then :at 8 o'clock a Tweedsmuir Tea; will be held when the Tweedsmuir History Books .will be 'on display, and the Curator, ' Mrs.' Allister Hughes,' Will: be honoured.. ' • The roll call was answered by "show youroldest-Te orifSeveral members displayed coins over.100• years. Old:* Mrs'. Harold Campbell -Presided for ampbell presidedfor .the •program . The Grandmothers were present- ed: with corsages, Mrs._Eldori . Welsh read. "Grandmother's Rock- er's: Dusty". , Prizes weregiven to the youngest ,grandmother Mrs Clarence Ritchie; the grandmoth- er randmoth-er with the oldest 'ra'ndchild , Mrs, Annie Maclntyre; the grandmoth- er with the most grandchildren, Mrs. 'Dick IvlcQuillin. Mrs.. Cliff -RoirIston-won- he-cont-esx-on-wo€ds from the. word grandmother, Mrs. Campbell gave a ,reading "How Grandy iother made het.: soap". Riith Graham and Mary MacKinnon demonstrated and., a -v -e -t -he -c -o tary for the demonstration on Dairy Dips and Snacks., They presented their leaders with gifts.. The report of the District An- ,nual was 'given by Mrs. Ira Dickie. .Mrs. Gordon'•Wall,presented an interesting report of the Officer's Conference held" in Guelph. Mrs, Welsh gave the courtesy • remarks And the. meeting Closed with God 'Save •he Queen: The' • hostess and directors served Itindh, • "At the.;: Bank of Montreal; we wish. :to be unique among banks.: Unique In- that_ we .wish to serve not only as' a place where..you can deposit and, borrow•money. But we. also want to show you,how to get the:, most . for, your •money. `After all; we ver become one of •t e' largest.. ban s in t e w:or • , an• who should know moreabout money.? That's why all our offorts:.are :ded .. icated to 'giving you advice that will . help' .you in your:. depositing and • borrowing. We want you.to• get your. ,Mone.. s;worth':'