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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-03-13, Page 11Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Mardi 13, 1985—Page 11 Brookside students read about The Popcorn Dragon, By Ellen Humphrey and Arletta Glenn Many new library books have come in as a result of the Book Sale held a few weeks ago. March, 4 - 9 was Spring Water Awareness Week and Mrs. Blake, talked to the classes, about .being careful near ponds and rivers, especially in spring. Mrs. Ottei,vell's grade 2 class was working in the library on a Fbpcom Theme, reading a story about The Popooin Dragon, doing some drama and as a treat Mrs. Blake made popcorn for them one day. Clash Day, which was to have been last Tuesday, has been postponed until after the Winter Break The Erewhon Theatre presented Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at Brookside on • Wednesday. It Was a one man show with Danny Hayden and Melanie 'Wylds as volunteer helpers. This theatre has eight programs on the mad and puts on about 800 shows a year. The actor started off by telling the story' and then acting it. He has done 300 performances of this 'Show already. Alice in Wonderland is another production being presented by this theatre in Ontario. There is a hint of spring in Mrs. Tebbutt's grade 4 classroom. The students are watching paperwhite narcissi bulbs grow and hoping they will bloom in April. • On Mardi 6 the Outlaws won a hockey game against the Mohawks with a score of 4 2. John Wright and Derek Turner each scored a goal and John Hardy scored two. Steven Nicholson played a strong game as goal tender. Goal scorer fors for the Mohawks / were Matthew Sproul and Dennis Gregory. Tim Moss • played, goalie for the first time. Tony McQuail attended the staff meeting at Brookside on Thursday after school and shared someof the comments he had heard at the meeting he held with concerned parents and ratepayers recently. He reported that, in general, comments' were positive .about Brookside., Report cards went out on Thursday. Parents are encouraged- to contact their child's teacher if.they have concerns and to come in and spend some time in ,the classroom. if they Avish. (Intended for last week) Mrs. Allen's grade% class, accompanied by parent volunteers, Dot= Hayden and Joanne Sproul, went on a field trip to Ilindon Children's Museum on Thursday, February.,, BROOKS IDE BROADCAST 28. They reported an hiteresting and informa- tive day takingin two workshops, A Child Long Ago, and Inuit. • • Marie Webster, who taught Mrs. Tebbutt's grade,4 class how to do Japanese embroidery, .• presented the finished articles to the dass, one in the form of a Pillow, and the other irt a picture frame, each featuring a tiger �t. These are much. appreciated, Mrs. Webster. Mrs. Blanchette's grade 1 is • `making a booklet of.their stories on their trip to the fire hall. • • -Torn to page 140. Kinlough community delighted with pr. Corrin's award... ',from page 5 Bert Thompson, Mrs. Tom MacPherson and be held in the Anglican Church. The Candle- ered,' I was really delighted to see the smiling Winnifred Percy gave the dialogue and Mrs. lighting was , effective, showing Christ the face of Dr. Collin and to learn he Was the Don Robertson gave a reading. Mrs. Delbert light of the word. A warm handclasp to depart recipient of the Doctor of he Year Award. Hedley and Mrs. Ronald Thacker led in the in peace ended the service. Litany of Repentance. Pastor and Mrs. M. Christenson are on a . A talk on India, its people, its culture and winter holiday to the sunny south. its need was given .by'Mrs. Glen Haldenby . Mrs. Frank Maulden returned home after a and also the Litany of Hope. May Boyle gave two week holiday with Mr. and Mrs: Arthur the Prayer of Dedication. - Phillips of Fbnthill. The offering was received by Mrs. Don • Mrs: Delbert Hedley and, Mrs. Ronald Robertson and Mrs. Glen Haldenby- with two Thacker visited on Friday with Edna and May offertory prayers in unison. Boyle. On Sunday; Agnes Hodgins also The Lord's Prayer and benediction brought visited. the time of prayer, meditation and fellowship . Lois NiCholson is holidaying with Mr. and to a close. Mts. Mel King of Georgetown. The offering is to go to the Women's Inter Congratulations to , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Church Council of Canada .vith it's goal of Bushell of R R 1, Wroxeter on the birth of aiding youth. Mrs. Delbert Hedley was their win, Adam John, in Winghatn and diosen .as 1986 leader when the service will District Hospital. He's a new 'grandson for Many, like myself; were happy. He is not only family doctor but a kind friend. The editorial was fitting too." Mrs. Clarence Cerson of Bervie visited with Mrs. Frank Madden. Friday, March 1 was World Day of Prayer and the service forbur village was held in the Presbyterian Church with WMS and ACW ladies attending, MIS. William MacPherson was organist for the hymns. Peace through prayer and action Was the theme, and the printed programn prepared by the women of India was followed. Mrs. Alex Percy gave the call to worship. Mrs. Don Robertson, Mts. Tom McDonald and Mrs. BUYING AN ANNUITY? FOR THE HIGHEST QUOTE AVAILABLE EXPERT RRSP & ANNUITY ADVICE CALL ABC ANNUITIES LTD. GODERICH 524-2773 (Collect) . H&R BLOCK TAX REFUND BUYING SERVICE •WHY WAIT FOR YOUR ir TAX REFUND? • 0 'D If you CA qualify, you can get an / expertly prepared 1 tax return free -of -charge plus 85% of your refund, usually within tour working days. Ask about Cash Back, the tax refund buying service frofn H& R Block. 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