The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-12-18, Page 25The Kinloss Central Public School Christmas Concert featured a story about Mrs: Santa
aaus helping Santa dellver toys on Christmas Eve. The two narrators to the left are Julie
Kraemer and Jeff Porter and the line of snowflakes consists of Sonia Jones, Karissa Dickie,
BarbaraKnorr, Stephanie Sapnswick, Shelley Johnston and Angle Ward.
• [James Friel photo]
Meeting is
full*of music
• Thirty-one ladies sat down to a delicious
turkey dinner served by the Anglican
• Ladies in their parish hall .at St. Peter's
Anglican Church Dec. 10.
Mrs. Wesley Ritchie played Christmas
music on the piano while the ladies
gathered. Ruth Bogues, president, wel-.
comedall. Mrs. Grace igampbell thanked
• the caterers for such a delicious dinner and
Mr. Cooper replied.
Jean Whitby read the minutes and gave
• the report of the bazaar sales and pudding
sales. Tillie Wilson conducted some con-
tests and gave a Christmas _reading.
Edna Young chaired the meeting for the
program. Christmas carols' were ,sung and
Dorothy Brown gave the motto: •"Christ -
Inas is a time for open house, open hand
and' open heart". The songbirds - Noma
Campbell, Grace.Gibson, Elizabeth Robin-
son and Mary MacGillivray - sang a couple
Of numbers and all joined in on "I wish you
a Merry Christmas".
Grace Campbell gave an. interesting
• reading and conducted a 'contest. • Mrs.
• Penny was the winner. Santa Claus arrived
and seemed to be in a poetic mood and
read a poem on old age. He was in a jolly /
mood and resembled Elizabeth Robinson.
He presented a gift to each lady.
BROOKS IDE
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New songs are fun
By Rachel Fairbairn,
Madonna Bradley and Jennifer Dalton
Mrs. Ottewell's Grade 3s are busy
practising for the Christmas concert.
•They've had fun learning new songs for a
playlet that tells what happens when Santa
Claus tries to replaCe the reindeer.
Grade 6 and Grade 3 have started a
buddy reading program.
Kindergarten 1 are making paper chains
to decorate their room..
This 'has been "concert week" for the
Room 4 Alphabet. The class has been busy
practising, "The Day the Transformers
Came to Brookside", with Nancy Camer-
on's Kindergarten 1 class. The Alphabet.
also worked on secret Christmas construe-
tion with Ian Clark's help! On Monday
students received the first letters from.
Hinton, Alberta pen pals! Jane de Boer is
our "Special Me", this week.
Mr. Liddle's Grade 6 class met their
Grade 3 peer partners for the first time this
week. Christmas activities are being
cdmpleted in Math, Art, and Science.
•The Man
To See Is
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Lucluniciw •Sentinel, Wednesda, December 18, 1985—Page 9
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