The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-11-30, Page 19Winners
announced in
By Missy Mohring
and Jessica Fairbairn
Student's Council
On Nov. 18 we had the draw for the ghet-
to blaster and television. The draw for the
T.V. was made by Mr. Nau who was here
helping us with Japan Day. The winner of
the T.V. was Diane Ross. Mr. Colber, the
new vice principal of Brookside, made the
draw for the ghetto blaster and the winner
CLARK -LOREE'
Pamela Joan Clark and Stanley Edward
Loree were joined in holy matrimony Oc-
tober 15, 1988. The ceremony was coducted
at the Blythwood Road Baptist Church
with Dr. Wm. Wood and Rev. P. Stevens
officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Ernest and
Joan Clark of Toronto while the groom is
the son of Austin and Mildred Loree,
Lucknow.
Attending the bride for the ceremony
was maid of honour Miss Laurie Clark,
Toronto, and bridesmaids Cathy Tustin of
King City, and Patty Csire of London.
Joining the groom at the altar was
groomsman Dave Faught, Toronto, and
ushers Brad Kalbfleisch of Moorehead and
Jeff White, Kitchener.
Friends and family wished the
newlyweds well at a reception held in
North York. The happy couple now reside
at 278 Viewmount Ave, Toronto.
was Jeniffer Mfoffatt.
Thank -you to all participants in the
Gallery of Gifts sale. The President Mrs.
Darryl Gibson is glad the sale is over.
Music Happenings
Brookside's Grade 7-8 uke group and
chorus will be performing in the
"Christmas Sing" at Lucknow Community
Centre on Thursday, Dec. 1 ,at 8:00 pm.
Proceeds are for the Lucknow area
Christmas Fund. See you there!
Room 4
The Room 4 Wonder Tree explored a box
of Japanese treasures this week. We each
picked our favourite and wrote about it.
We've also tried Japanese weaving and
chopsticks. Champion chopstick user was
Sara Campbell. After eating her rice, she
ate her lunch spaghetti-o's with them!
We watched a film about Japanese farm-
ing. The women plant the rice crop! We
found two stories that are alike: our "Tom
Thumb", and the Japanese "One Inch
Boy". Jackie Hackett is our "Special Me."
Grade 2
Our class is making dinosaur popup
books, we have lots of centres some of
them are Dino Ramp, Dino plays and lots
of guessing games.
Grade 3
Grade 3 Room 9 is just finishing up their
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study on Japan. We learned that they have
stories just like our Tom Thumb. The
Japanese version is called One Inch
Fellow.
We also learned that the Japanese farm
rice, tea, peanuts. Some time next'week
our Japan book should be finished.
Sayonara.
Grade 4
For the last three weeks we have been
making a totem pole that's almost 21/2
metres high, it's been fun.
On Wednesday, we had a pay day. We
have been studying about the Kwakiutl In-
dians. We have been practicing for the
Christmas Concert.
Grade 6
We are working on projects about
Africa. Students pick a country and then
study it and make a presentation. Some of
the countries are Egypt, Chad, Zambia,
Sudan and lots more.
We would like to say happy birthday to
Gail Daily on Nov. 27.
Grade 7
Last week we had Japan day. We played
games, cooked and made a lot of things.
On Monday we had a quiz on St. Helen's,
Lucknow and Dungannon. Now in History
we are starting Native Communities.
Grade 7/8
Come one, come all, in three weeks
Brookside will be having their Christmas
concert and our class has been chosen to
do the backdrop. This year's theme for the
concert is Christmas Cards.
Congratulations to Keith Todd who won
the Junior Champion Showmanship in the
Junior Sheep Division, at the Royal Winter
Fair last week.
Quiz
As you have recently read in the
Brookside Broadcast we gave 4 clues to an
answer. This week we shall give you the
answer. The answer is Japan, the reason
we ran this quiz is because we had a theme
day that dealt with Japan.
Survey Question
This week's survey question is: What did
you enjoy about Japan Day?
Bobby Simpson, Brandon Gilbert, Jason
Pentland, Mary Joan. Andrew, Adam
Stewart, Lisa Menary, and Peter Adams
all enjoyed making slippers. Nathan Dur-
nin, Debbie Delbergue, Jodi Webster, and
Manos Wardell enjoyed the crafts.
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The wedding of Kelly Markham,
daughter of Robert and Irene Markham
and Martin Scott, son of Marvin and
Johanna Scott, took place on October 1,
1988 at Trinity ited Church. The wed-
ding was officia by Rev. R. Roberts.
The maid of ho ur was Donna Scott and
bridesmaids were Shirley Scott, Mandy
Stewart, Julie Clark, Tracy Livingston and
Tara Barger.
The best man was Bill Scott and
groomsmen were Chris Markham, Brent
Scott, Bob MacKenzie, Jim Van Osch and
Darrin Scott.
The couple honeymooned in Tennessee
and are residing at Lanesville.
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