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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-01-13, Page 14Page 14—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 13, 1988 J 1 1 1 1 Back to class after storms and holiday By Jason Haidenby and Wayne Gallon Grade One Mrs. Bell is happy to be back at school after a great holiday. We have started new language centres and are using many winter vocabulary words. • On Friday, we brought Christmas games to share with our friends. What fun playing with Snakes and Ladders, Sesame Street matching games and lots more. Happy New Year, moms and dads. Grade One -Two The snow fell just in time as our new unit is entitled "Snow and.Ice". In environmen- tal studies, we talked about temperature and learned the Oc is the freezing point. We drew pictures of the activities we do when the temperature is above freezing and pic- tures for activities in below freezing temperatures. Our language arts centres also centres around the "Snow and Ice" mit. Grade Two -Three Happy New Year! The Grade Two and Three class i4.back and eager to get on with their studies. They are starting a new unit on Map and Globe skills. Grade Three -Four We began a new reader in 1988 and we learned alot about different sounds that animals make. Grade Three is learning about decimals in mathematics while Grade Four is working with Iarger numbers in multiplication. For environmental studies we are going to learn about life in a lumbering com- munity and about tales of famous luber- jacks such as Paul Bunyon. This .class would like to wish everyone all the best in 1988. Grade Four -Five After a stormy week, it is nice to see the Think bi g...for better results • � Send YOUR message across the province or coast to coast 1 CANADA ' WIDE CLASSIFIEDS Its fast! It's easyl...One cali, one bili, does it all! 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We'll colour them and some might be sent down to the Grade One class. We are also starting fractions in math. In environmental studies we have four groups of plant projects. It's going to be fun. Grade Six -Seven Last week we were glad to have two storms for relaxing at home. Our class is planning a way to use our drapes to keep the glare off the blackboards. Grade Seven -Eight After a relaxing Christmas Holiday, the Grade Seven -Eight class has come back ready to work. A great effort was made by LCPC INSIDER all to really get into our various studies and a fruitful week resulted. We also finalized plans for a new pro- gram this week. The senior class will have the opportunity to experience the thrill of downhill skiing at Talisman Mountain Resort next month. We are all anxiously looking forward to this trip. Grade Eight It was nice to get back to school routines after a fantastic holiday. We have begun a novel study which will last about three weeks. The two novels we are studying are 'I am David' and 'The King's Daughter'. With the stormy days we've had this week, we can't help but wish we were all Cris Colwell in Australia. Phillip has arrived . Congratulations to Gary and Patti Johnston on the birth of their 7 lbs, 12 oz son, Phillip William on Thursday, January 7 at the Goderich Hospital. Proud fifth - time grandparents are Charlie and Millie Johnston, Nile and seventh -time grand- parents Bill and Marie Park, Dungannon. Phillip is the 27th great grandchild for Getrude. Park. Don't forget the upcoming registration at Brookside School. Four' little ones who will be starting are Robbie Roberts (-Bob), Cory Robertson (Jim), Angela Schultz (Dennis) and Lisa Culbert (Don). Bill, Marie and Brad park motored to Perterborough on Sunday to return Todd to Sir Sanford Fleming Colleg. The weather was just beautiful and we have much more snow in our area than there is that way. Dungannon Women's Institute members met at the home of Dora Alton for their January meeting. Fourteen members and one visitor attended. President Elmira Finnigan opened the meeting with a reading, "A Recipe for a Happy New Year". The roll call was answered by naming a Canadian law per - By Marie Park taining to women. A motion was passed to donate to the Survival Through Friendship House and plans arranged for our Program Co - Ordinator Olive Chisholm to attend the three day F.W.I.O. Leadership Develop- ment Workshop at Kingston in May. For this, the Citizenship and Legislation meeting, Essie Gibson prepared and gave an interesting motto entitled, "A New and Better World to Live in". Willetta McWhin- ney chose as her topic, "How our Schools are Failing Us" a Springboard for discus- sion, and indeed, p lively discussion followed. Members contributed to the. Pennies for Friendship Fund one cent for every win- dow in their house. Roberta .Linskill was pianist for opening and closing exercises. Along with hostess Dora Alton, Elmira Finnigan and Roberta Linskill served lunch and a social time followed. Christrnas. in Arizona Mr. and Mrs. Bruce -Newman and family of Ayton spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibson. • - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ross of Waterloo Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ross Michael and Sherilyn of Wingham, Mrs. Agnes Gaunt of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. David Ross and Brian Ross were New Years Day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Brad White of Woodstock visited on Sat. with Mildred McClenaghan. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gibb visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Gibb and family of Kitchener. Mildred Mc- Clenaghan and John McKinnon visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Harold Pollock of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson of St. Catharines visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson at Bray Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer, Mrs. Jean Tiffin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hector ;HI TE.G-HTJRCH By Jean Ross Purdon in Sarnia recently: Mrs. Colleen McMillan of Sarnia brought Mrs. Jean Tiffin home on Thursday after spending some time with relatives there. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mon- tgomery of Blyth. Mr. Ken Cormack who used to live in this area and is now a public school teacher in Paisley, carried ' the Olympic flame on Jan. 4, 1 kilometer between Kitchener and London. Ken used to work at Douglas Point when living here. Hugh and Glen Sinnamon of Wingham, Ronald Sinnamon of Seaforth spent the Christmas holidays at the Gold Canyon in Arizona. Swine seminar planned The Huron County Pork Producers' Association are sponsoring a swine seminar entitled "Reducing Piglet Mor- tality". The seminar will be held at the Clinton Legion on Friday., Ja`fivary 22nd, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. The cost is $10,00/person, which will include a hot lunch. The seminar will be conducted by Mr. Alan Lightfoot of Norfolk, England. Mr. Lightfoot has recently retired as the Head Experimenter, from the Terrington Ex- perimental Husbandry Farm in Norfolk, England. His career has been focussed on demonstrating and applying research to farrowing and weaner management. Mr. Lightfoot is also taking part in the Ex- cellence in Swine Production Series. If you are looking for ways of achieving piglet mortality rates below the 15% mark, then plan to attend this seminar. Pre- registration at the Clinton O,M.A.F. office is required. For more information, call the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food office in Clinton at 482-3428 or 1-800-265-5170.