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WEDNESDAY, ApRIk.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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H ..400 Atsembly Marks education Week
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An assembly with all classes
participating marked' Education
Week at Kinloss Central Public
Schbol.
After the singing of 0 Canada,
the Bible Striry was read by Rene
Duiker.. Michael Hayes was
the announcer for this assembly.
ROOM 4
A ski't by the Grade 2 boys
"The'Dog House" was performed
by Jerry Ward, Paul Macintyre,
Douglas Ross, Richard Duiker,
David Exel, Robert Kerslake, Er-
' .ic Haldenby.
A skit by Grade 1"'What'Are
You Looking At?" included
Leader - 'Lawrence Clarke and
Dale Hayes, Monica llarternink;
Michael Jansen, Kimberley-Mc- •
Arthur; Marc Ackert, Cathy
Stanley, Debbie Stanley, Wendy
. FOrster,•Timmy Ward, Brent
Sutton, Debbie Hedley, Heather
/vloulton, Helen Maclntyre. •
• Mexican Songs • "Chiapanece
and "Come Senorita" were sung /
by the.Grade 1 girls and Grade 2
girlS,(Elaine Moulton, Jennifer
Tait, Linda Ann Bushell).
ROOM 1
Anne Doelman read the'poem
"Bunny Ears" which was. dramat-
ized by Wayne Phillips and Rod-
, ger Forsyth. "Bunnies in Spring"
was given by Heather Stanley. •
An orche-stra, using instruments
froth around the classroom, was
made ups of Kirnmy Jo Bolte,
Theresa. Jansen, Kimmy Sutton,
Perrin Dore, Joey Tiffin, Richard
Day, Brenda Hayes and Tommy.
Downey. ,
"An' Easter Rabbit". play was
written and dramatized by Con-
nie Stanley, Karen Eckenswiller,
Michelle van Boven, Linda
vander. Klippe, and Lisa Husk. '
Noot-Chee and the Paddle, 'a
play front the Grade 3 reader was
acted by Richard McArthur, Scott
Fawthrop, Ross Kerslake, Catyn
Nicolson, Connie Stanley and
, ,Michelle van Boven,_
ROOM - GRADES. 3 & 4
Room 3 presented the following
numbers: The Barnyard.Song with,
Marty I3olte, Tami 'Griffiths, -
Collette. Kenyon, 'Mary Stanley,
Sandra Smith, Ivonne Harternink,
Arthur Clarke, Judy Ward, Nancy
Haldenby, Dianne. Bushell, Bon-
nie Clark, Brenda Phillips, Bon-
nie Hall, Jeannette Duiker and
the whole class as, singers; Play .
"Get Up and Bar the Door with
Karen Young, Dale Gilchrist,
Allan Eadie .and Brian Murray;
Mr. Froggie and Miss'Mouse's
Romance" in song, David
Williamson, Karen Young, Carol
Bannerman; Lori Symes,.Ronnie
McFarlan, and the whole etas.
as singers; "The Luck of Benny
Boo" play. with David Young,'
Lois Hanna, Wayne. Murray,"
Michelle Edwards, Teresa Murray
and David Williamson.
ROOM• 2 - GRADES 4 & 5
This is EducatiOn Week. Our
room would like to. show you
some of the ways that we can get
involved in education in,our com-
munity as well as in our school.
Student Skills were demonstrat-
ed by the following:Reading -
Laurie Sutton'and Lynne
Nicolson; Writing -,Laurie Sutton;
Arithmetic - Jamies Young and
Pat Malley; Spelling - This was
a spelling match. Murray Gil-
christ acted as teacher. Team I'
was. Janice Thompson and Mary
Ann Ritchie. Team II was Btuce
Hedley and Lea Anne Haldenby;
Arts and Crafts - Susan Fawthrop
and Carol Wilson; Parent Teacher
Interview - Judy and Mary Helen
MacDonald gave ' a humorous int-
erview. Judy was the "parent"
and Mary Helen was the
teacher; Debate - "School -
Good or Bad" Bruce Hedley
was moderator. Those on the
good side were. Alice Vander
Klippe and Kenny McFarlan:
The bad side was represeted by
Briar! Bushell and Beverley Bell;
Community Activities: K6c key -
Jan Van BOven was referee for
"a short game of flOor hockey.
Team I was Paul Murray and
Jim Smith. Team II was Blaine
Morningstar and Mark Haldenby;
Band Janice Thompson played
a number on her' recorder; Mus-
ic Lessons Alice Vander Klippe
played' a. piano solo; Pioneer:
Girls - Members of the Pioneer
Girls sang iheir club song.
"Reach for the Top" was on a
Geography theme. Questions were
taken .from Mexicp and Australia.
Moderator was Alice Vander
Klippe. Team I - Darren Vali
Boven, Nancy Maclnnes, Charlie
Hodgins, Linda Moulton; Team
II - Marilynne IvIacIntyre, Sharon
Bolte, Randy HayeS, Murray Gil-
christ.
Music - The songs "The. Old
Rugged Cross" and "Were you
there?" were Sung by all the'pup-
ils in the room.
'ONTARIO DAIRY PRINCESS
Miss Sherry Pollock, Ontario
Dairy. Princess has been invited to
speak to the classes on Monday ,
April 16. We are all looking
forward to this.
KINTAIL
Mrs. Harvey Hagedorn of. Ear
Falls in'North Western Ontario,
has b'eerv/isiting in' the commun-
ity this past week, and with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mac-
Donald of Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gciur of
Deer River, Minnesota, visited
this week with her sister and
brother-in-law Mr. and' Mrs.
Earl HoweS.
Mr. and Mrs . Ed Williamson •
.of Wyoming. visited Sunday with
his sister Mr. and Mrs. EWan
MacLean. • • AliO visiting at .the MacLean
home on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Allan MacLean of Coiling-
wood. Their son Duncan Mac-
:Lean is in his last year studying.
Business Administration at Ryerson
College, and their daughter Lexie,
has become a registered nurse.
Mrs. Rhetta MacLennan spent
last week in hospital in London.
She returned to her home on Fri-
day.
Preparatory service will be held
Friday evening in. the'Ashfield
Presbyterian Church with Com-
munion service to' be held on
Sunday a. tn, at 11 o'clock.
Many from here attended the.
Spring Variety and Minstrel •
Show at Brookside school on Thurs-
day and Friday nights of last
iaeek. They reported
an enjoyable evening both
nights.
Pupils and teachers of Kings-
bridge St. Joseph's School have prepared an operetta "The Magic
Beanstalk" to be presented Tues-
day of thii Week by Grades 5 -8.,
Install Officers
At W.I. Meeting
Lucknoi4 Women's Institute held
their April meeting on Friday,
April 13th in the town hall. The
president, Mrs. A. J. Wilson open-
ed the meeting with the 'opening
Ode and, the Mary Stewart Collect
The program was made up of
the reports 'from the Secretary-
Treasurer and the conveners of
•the different committees. Mrs.
'Charles Steward reported for. the
"Cheerio" and thanked the ladies
fOr'remembering Her while she
was sick, Mrs. Harry Nixon thank
ed the Institute for the plant
they received for their sixtieth ,
wedding anniversary.
As this was the'last meeting
of the• year, the president finish-
ed up the business and then turn-
ed. the meeting over to Mrs. 'Phil-
ip Stewart who broUght in the new
slate of officers: Past' President ,
Mrs. Alex MacNay; President,
Mrs. A. J. WilSon; 1st Vide,
Mrs. Walter Alton; 2nd vice,
Mrs. George Whitby; Sec . -Treas
urer, mrs. w1VIr
n Helm;
Omar
Pianist,'
Asst,
Wes Ritchie; Atistant, Elk
Robinson; Cheerio Com„
•Chas. Steward and Mrs. Ne
MacCallum; Pinecrest Man
Mts. Frank Miller; Federate
News, Mrs. Wni.. Helm; a
ers of Standing ,Committees
Agriculture and Industries,.
Sam' Gibson; Citizenship an
WOrld Affairs, ,Mrs, Alex iv
Nay; Education and Cultuta
activities , Mrs. Gordon Fish
Family and. Consumer Affa'
Mrs. Evelyn Barkwell; Reso
Mrs. Hwaard, Barger; Curat
Mrs. Gar field MacDonald;
Relations officer, Mrs, Wes
Ritchie; Representative to
lea Haven, Mrs. Alex Mac
The .officers Were install
the roll call was answered,
paying of fees/and each m
drew a new' sunshine sister
another year. The theetin
'ed /with the singing of the'
and the Grace and all sat
a bountiful pot luck suppel
Each member found her su
sister and exchanged
ing another year to a suce
close.
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