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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-02-11, Page 20r• Page 20—Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 11, 1987 LOPS Kindergarten making Peek -a -Boo By Betty -Anne Murray and Kristen Owen In Kindergarten, the students have been very busy making books of their favorite colors. They also made Peek -a -Boo books in the library. Their counting club is really growing and some of the students have moved into the 200 club. Grade 1 Grade 1 has been working on vowel sounds this week, learning sounds of "a" and "e". They are also trying to answer questions in their work books. The Grade 8's helped Grade 1 to make dinosaur stories and pictures on Wednes- day. That was fun' The class is also mak- ing valentine creatures in art this week, and in the library, Mrs. Maclntyre helped the students to create beautiful tissue paper hearts.' Grade 2 The Grade 2's have been brushing up on their mapping skills. They are enjoying designing and making their own maps out of plasticine and sand. The monsters' hairs have started to grow and it won't be long until they need a hair cut. Grade 3 The Grade 3 class has started to give their speeches this week. Everyone has worked very hard.and the results were ex- cellent. The class has also learned about litres, millilitres, grams, kilograms, cen- timetres, metres, and kilometres. Grade 4 The Grade 4 class invited their parents to a special class presentation of their very fine speeches on Friday, February 6. Well deserved refreshments were served at the conclusion of the afternoon. Grade 5 The Grade 5 class is busy with their speeches and science fair projects as well as the regular day-to-day work. They have also been getting their note books in good shape and there's always homework that has to be completed. Grade 7 The Grade 7 class has been working hard on their speeches. They gave their speeches in front of the class and everyone is happy that the speeches are finally over. They are looking forward to their competi- tion against the Grade 8 class. Grade 8 The Grade 8 students are in the midst of planning for their trip to Ottawa in June. Guidelines for the eligible students have i been discussed and students are making every effort to prove that they would make excellent ambassadors for LCPS when visiting Canada's capital city. Drama Club If you had walked into LCPS on. Wednes- day morning at about 9 a.m., you might have wondered why there were strange jungle noises coming over the PA system. Those were not real monkeys! It was the talented members of the Drama Club. 'They were treating the staff and students to some creative sound stories about a trip to the tropical rain forests. Their performance was enjoyed by all. LCPS Sports The girls' and boys' volleyball teams represented the school well at a regional volleyball tournament held recently. The boys' team finished as runners-up by using skill and a lot of energy. This allowed the team to participate in the county -wide tournament on Saturday, February 7. Mr. Burkhart and Mr. Flanagan were proud of the team con- sisting of, Luke Cranston, Rob Crich, Gavin Hunter, Dennis Johnston, Jamie Johnston, Justin Murray, Scott Nicholson, Steve Nicholson, Peter Neufeld, Dale Priestap, Peter Reavie, Brad Rhody, Kevin Springer, Chris Stevenson and Russell Sutton. The girls' team worked hard and par- ticipated very well. Miss Matte was very proud of the team which included Jill Campbell, Kristen Owen, Betty -Anne Mur- ray, Denise Hiller, Tracy Ward, Connie Husk, Jodi Hackett, Erin Johnstone, Megan Johnstone, Sara Nelson, Marita MacDougall and Cindy Raczkevi. Special thanks is offered to Jennifer MacKinnon, the team's manager. Mr. Pike's reminders Mr. Pike would like to know the names of all five-year-old who will be going to Kindergarten this September. The public speaking contest will be held on Friday, February 13 at 9 a.m. Guests are welcome. the public speaking finals will be held on February 18 at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome. If there are anyone willing to volunteer their time as judges, please let Mr. Pike know by February 12. Band news To the band members at the Lucknow Agricultural Society's meeting, Mr. Cayley says thank -you to those gifted musicians who played for society a the United Church last Monday evening. For the opening number, a group of ex- quisite trumpet players, Erin Johnstone, Peter Reavie, Justin Murray, and Marita MacDougall played two numbers entitled Waltz in Duet Style and Scotch Air. The next number was played by four talented flautists, Kristen Owen, Denise Hiller, Cailin Clarke, and Megan Johnstone called Let There Be Peace on Earth. • After this number, a superb orchestra of clarinetists Tracy Ward, Betty -Anne Mur- ray, April Brindley, Jodi Hackett and Can- CHAMNEY - Steve and Joan Chamney of Lucknow are proud to announce the safe arrival of their 6 lbs. 1 oz. daughter Ashton Brook at the Wingham and District Hospital on February 7, 1987. A new grand- daughter for Al and Gladys Hamilton of Lucknow, and for Stuart and Lois Chamney of RR 2 Auburn. A great- granddaughter for Mrs. Sadie Hamilton of Lucknow and Mrs. Esther Gibson of Goderich. A new star for the Lucknow Lazer line-up! BURT - Born to Robert and Joanne (Cor- nish), a son, Matthew David, 6 lbs. 5 oz., at Kincardine General Hospital on January 27, 1987. He's a wee brother, for Andrew and Jennifer. A grandson for Mrs.' Jim Burt of Lucknow and also a grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cornish of RR 4 Ripley. 4#011 AS, AfrA "YAW Great-grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hagedorn of Paisley. HAMILTON - Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton of RR 5 Lucknow are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Cory Alexander. Gor- don, 71bs. 11 oz., on January 31, 1987 at the Wingham and District Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hamilton. PROCTER Sylvia and Donald Procter of RR 5 Brussels wish to announce the arrival of their son, Dennis Charles, 10 lbs., on February 1, 1987 at the Wingham and District Hospital. booklets LCPS dy Fielder played a sweet duet entitled Cradle Lullaby. The audience were then treated to an E flat alto saxaphone performance by Jill Campbell accompanied with piano h r mony by Denise Hiller. Together, they played a song entitled Hymn Tune Variations. The evening closed with another song played by the same four trumpeters. 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