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CVO people have to get resdy for
winter. We started on .the big coin
puters this week. What great fun!
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This week we have been learning
about our school. We have made
our school from blocks, sand and
boxes. We have made excellent
maps and. measured how many
metres long the walls. are. We are
going to interview the staff next.
We are using our. "Super Star"
manners, and being polite. Heather
is "Special me" this wrest. October
birthdays were Elaine and Kirnmy.
On Friday we will take part in the,
Remembrance day program.
Grade 1/2
The children of Mts. M. L's class:
have been busy maldng a video .of •
themselvesto introduce themselves
to their PeaPals in Toronto, hese
pen ;pals.will teach the children
about Elkin, the, city a$ well as the
'cgstoms 'of other coinitries..The •
children in Tomato come from
Places such as. Vietnam.: Cambodia.
Grade 213
This nth grade 2 and 3 will be
learning about colour and light. Our
plants we stall growing! Some of us
are publishing books.
On Wray we ,went to the
Bruce County Museum .in.
Southampton, with Mrs. Inwood's
class. We saw a pro called the
of the Torch which helped
to explainremembiance day to the
children, Mrs. Wallace and the
goads 2/3 class.
Grade 3/4
On Wednesday we visited the
Bruce County Museum to see .a
program called "Passing the Torch".
This was :about Remembrance Day.
We learned many facts about the
war from. veterans speaking to w-
and as we looked at artifacts from
the war. Itwas a very interesting
day. On Friday we attended our
Remembrance Day service here at
the school.
In math we are just startingto
talk about 4'110 00,
• Grade 4/5
We have just finished a great
study of monsters. Mrs. MacIntyre s
books made our research •' much
°movie interesting.
Grade 516. ,
This month in `history grade S`
will be 'studying Mexico while
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Grande 6 will be concennadng on
Aztecs. We will be kept vetY busy
in Buie library se we r esestreh° .for
infomrati n.
We i?ltt proud of the poems, es-
says and pasters which our elms
completed fix "Remembrance Dey*.
We wish those enteredthe
Legion contest. Good Luck!
On, .November 7th Angela Ward
and': Jeff Potter went to a Drug
Awareness Seminar in Owen
Sound. Everyoneis working on
their Remembrance Day Posters,.
Essays and Poems.
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The Grade 7's had a history test
on Canada's. Native , . • 1 e this
week. The next unit, of s ' y is the
Community of New Fri. Com.
8's have beguna study of con-
federation.
We also have been viewing the
video novel "Midnight is" a Place"
its English class. This novel •
provides insight into life in an
,.i ndust ial town in England in the
1840's. It is about a boy .,called
Lucas Bell and a French girl :called
Ann Marie. Mergatroy. Both had
lost their parents. . •
A number of studentsfrom our
- class will be canvassing for the;
Canadian National Institute for the
Blandin.: the at few: weeks.
to visit our school and borrow a
copy. This
a he •
tnty to have adlskas
ministry before policy is ear -
**bib ed..Ourfund-raising a arts
t ckise to $4,000 for school.
Library
The Annual Schoolasgic Great
Canadian Bork fair is corning.
The Schaolastic Great Canadian
Dec.fair will be opcnpNoo�v//.�� 28. -.,
Dc7 8:30 *.m. to 4:30 p.m.
in, the Lucknow Central Pattie
School.
Remeutbrar a Day Service
On Friday, Novembers 9, the staff
and students of Lucknow Central
Public School observed one minute
•silence as: part of their morning
Remembrance . Day assembly.
Students and Legion members para -
ticipated its the service.
Band members took aleadership
role by ,playing Abide with Me, the.
Last Post and drumming for the
Legion colour putt'. Legion mem-
her, Eldon Mann, spoke eloquently
to .the children about, \trimy Ridge,
the meaning of Remembrance.. Day
today and connected with lite
students by mentioning Doug Clark,
a local boy who has recently joined
the amused forces. The ° primary
classes presented a handmade
wreath to Mr. Mann, in thanks and.
commemoration.
The junior choir, under the direc
tion of Mrs. Black and Miss Scott,,
sang two patriotic pieces, "hat's::.
M Flag and.Centanial Jiyirirl..witll,
°solos by Rachael Bushell and Sean
.:ougheed.
Jonathon Austin, Shelley Johnston
Grade 8 and Kristen O'Neill greed poems.
The Grade 8, math' piogmm iss n►. they - hwritten about
involved with•some ' "ver
y remhichremrbrraiiCe .Ofad war. aindsaCrifice�-
complicated geometry • concepts. Theassembly closed with the
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students have enioy
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of success with them. We have also
started a new -unit in' history;: Con= thanked the Legion for-atseveralfimins':
federation Here we will be support,' by playing num-
,introduced to :same very • Cokgrrful Many thanks to lagan:
Canadian characters that changed ' mings Julie Carter and Icaridsa
the nature of,oUr.land. Dickie for their contributions. A
` Family Studies tiirank Mryou.Yanke is . exteandednd Mrstp
Mr. McKeon,. .
Family, studies students in Grade .
6' are ::busy - workinon sewing on-Lehoczky for: organizing a
projects and 'Canning to : work most meaningful service.
cooperatively in the kitchen.
In Grade 7, students are experien-
cing sewing as pioneers may have
done, by quilting a pin cushion.
They are also ` visiting Pinecresi
Nursing Home and making new
friends there.-
Primary partners will soon be
keeping the Grade 8's busy. They
are preparing to spend some quality
time with students in Kindergarten
arid Grades 1 and 2. y
Superstars
Our superstars' program for Sep-
tember, focused: On Play. and Act
Safely. The ,following were chosen
as class super : stars: Sam Titus,.
Jessica Mann, Michelle Carruthers,
Fiona • Mowirray, David Gillespie,
Sarsilt' Morrison, Kristi Cranston:'
Sherri Nicholson, Tom Brindley,
Peter Neable, Heather Askes and
Lisa Gollan. Each class winner had
their name ina draw for free Jr.
or .Sr. "Superstar" T-shirt. These
winners were: Fiona Mowbray and °'
Lisa GoIan. Our theme for Novem-
ber is "Be Polite".
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A Nature BannerNatre Cli u being made
by the members of the Nature Club.
They are gatheringthings of nature
to help decorate their banner. As
the banner is displayed in the hall it
is hoped people will be reminded to
"Care for Nature". ..
Mr, Pike's Corner
The ministry of education is in-
viting input from schools, patents
and local groups about a review of
the primary and junior grades
started this fall. ° Such topics' as
promotion, province wide testing,
curriculum and funding are dis-
cussed in the Ministry's position
paper. 1 invite anyone who is
interested itt seeing this document
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Enders
October, 6, 1990, a beautiful day
for family and friends to witness
the exchange ofmarrige vows by
Kimberley Jane Cooke and Robin\
Ailien' Enders. The ceremony took
place at'Lucllnnow United Church
at 10 a.m. with Rev. Gerald
McFarlane officiating. Duets were
sung.--: by Marilynne and Dale
Gilchrist, accompanied by or-
ganist Anne Pritdiad. The bride,
daughter of Susan Cooke and
Harold Cooke, was attended by
her friend Anne.. Alton. The
groom, sur of Del and Barb
Enders of Wabamu n, Alberta was
joined by ftithard Powrie as
bestman..Heather Piiestap, friend
of the bride and Kitrhta Enders,
sister of the groom were ushers.
A luncheon was held at the Sut-
ton Park lrui, Kincardine. The
couple honeymooned at
Wigamogg Yrin, .Haliburton, and
now reside in Toronto. (Photo by
Colleen Maguire)