The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-03-23, Page 11school news
Brookside students enter science fair
By Angela Millian
and Nancy Hunter
Winners of this year's
science fair at Brookside
Public School are grade 1,
Kirk Tyler, Stephen Des-
champs and honourable
mention, Larissa Sproul,
Cedirc Puddy and Pat
Broome; grade 2, Janice
Chisholm, Scott Rintoul;
honourable mention, Danny
Kerr and Nathan Daer; grade
3, Matthew Sproul, Linda
Hayden, honourable men-
tion, Tricia Holmes and Dor-
een Debold; grade 4, Sheila
Hymers, Andrew Glenn and
Mona Johnston, honourable
mention, Jamie McDougall,
Adrian Rau and Bryan Mc-
Cann; grade 5, Chris Mac -
Leon, Steven Rintoul, hon-
ourable mention, Jeff Ire-
land; grade b, Biogolical,
Ken Strong, Sherry Hodges
and Shannon Kerr, honour-
able mention, Deb Rintoul;
Physical, Debbie Debold,
Laurie Hayden, honourable
mention, Michael Campbell;
grade 7, Biological, Kirk
Livingston, Karen Elliott.
honourable mention, Bonnie
Henderson and Donna Bay-
nard; Physical, Kevin Black,
Mike Pentland, honourable
mention, Koreen Jurgens;
grade 8, Biological, Audrey
Bos, Buetta Martin ( and
Shelley Good; Physical, LeJ
roy Dougherty and Laurie
Pentland.
Mrs. Worsell and Mrs.
Carrol's class visited Zehrs
in Goderich on March 1S.
They saw the produce, meat
and bakery departments and
saw the new cash registers.
They each received a free
cookie, courtesy of Zehrs.
Mrs. Young's room finish-
ed writing their stories and
drawing their pictures about
pets. Mrs. Farrish and Mrs.
Tebutt's room visited Mr.
Pentland's sugar shack on
March 15 where they were
given a taste of maple syrup
and maple candies.
On March 15 Mrs. Robin-
son. a teacher from Clinton,
came to the school to do a
presentation from the slides
sh'e took when she taught
English as a second language
to children and adults in
Java. She had many souven-
irs and slides to show. The
slides included the Indones-
ian agriculture, medical facil-
ities, schools, housing,
transportation, culture and
tourism. She also taught the
classes to sing a song in
Indonesian, If You're Happy
and You Know it.
Dungannon woman home from hospital
By Marie Park
Mary Bere returned to her
home on Saturday following
a one week stay in Goderich
Hospital following surgery.
Leonard Snelgrove of Han-
over visited for a few days
with his sister, Mrs. Lee
Shetler and her husband,
Don.
Olive Chisholm's mother,
Mrs. Payne has moved into
the house recently vacated
by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bowers
and Michael. We welcome
her to the community.
Lynda McNee is a patient
in Wingham and District
Hospital, being admitted on
Monday, March 14. Gertrude
Park was admitted on Satur-
day with pneumonia.
The Dungannon and Nile
Youth group are sponsoring
a fun day for the kids in the
community on Wednesday.
March 23 at 1.30 at the
United Church. There will
also be a garage sale and
bake sale.
Leonard Chisholm has re-
turned home from hospital in
London.
There were 13 tables of
euchre at Brookside school
on Wednesday night at a
party sponsored by the Dun-
gannon and Area Seniors.
High lady was Belle Mole.
Maxine Pollock had the low
score. High man's score was
Les Purvis and Freeman Ol-
son had low score for the
men.
Elmer Black won the door
prize.
Dungannon U.C.W.
The Dungannon U.C.W.
held a work meeting in the
church on March 14 at 10.30
a.m.
Two quilts were set up.
One to be quilted and one to
be tied. Dessert and bever-
age was served by Doris
Hodges and Donna Alton.
A short business meeting
was held. The roll call was
answered by 17 ladies nam-
ing an Irish city and the
wearing of something green.
Dungannon Kinette Club
The Dungannon Kinettes
held their March meeting at
the Vanastra Recreation Cen-
tre. Following the business
meeting, an hour of swim-
ming was enjoyed. After
their fun and exercise, the
hungry group enjoyed lunch
served by hostess Melba
Park.
New Kinette Sharon Balt-
zer was welcomed into the
Club during the past month.
Sharon is the wife of Kin
Doug and they have two
children, Kathy and Kevin.
Another new member in
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Arletta Glenn, left, and Jackie Dawson built this model of a
solar heated house as their entry in the Brookside Public
School science fair. Students in grades 5 - 8 submitted entries
in two categories, biological and physical. Winners proceed to
the county science fair in late March. [Sentinel Staff Photo)
Adrian Rau, left and Jamie MacDougall were awarded an
honourable mention for their model of a [ego space station in
the hobby category, In the junior division at the Brookside
Public School science fair. Students submitted entries in
categories including hobbies, models and research.
(Sentinel Staff Photo)
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