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Lidknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 2, 1986
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'Matthew. Sproule of Brookside Public School was the first place winner of the Wingbam
district of the Ministry of Natural Resources 1986 poster contest. Matthew waspresented
with a framed, autographed Glen Loates wvlildlife print by Mr. Loates .[right] and Andy 44,
Hauser, General Managerof'tbe. Wingham branch of the MNR. ' [Man Rivett photo].
Farm safety poster whiners
By 3ennifer, Dalton.
Madonna Bradley, and Rachel Brophy
The recentwinners in the Farm Safety
Poster contest from grade r2 .were, lst,
Mike Puddy; • 3rd, Mike Culbert and
honourable mention Nathan Durnin and
Danny Wylds.
Mrs. Young ' and Miss Mathers grade 1
classes went on.. a trip to Winghan 'where
they had, a tour of Zehrs and the hospital.
They had a `picnic lunch in the park. They
were accompanied by several mothers and
one dad.; ,.
Michael Johnston, grade 3 found a
balloon in his field which had been.
released bx Lou Nagy of Forest. Park
Elementary School, near Detroit, Miclig-
Mr. Liddle's. grade 6 six class went to
Camp Menesetung on June 12 and 13 fore
year end;camp out under the leadership of
Mrs. 'Worsell and Mr. Liddle.
Mrs. Young's grade 1 made dinosaur
shadow boxes to wind up their dinosaur
'unit. : They are starting a "Veggie'' unit, a
cooperative projectwith Mrs. Blake, the
librarian.
On Tuesday; June .10, Mr. Lee Cairn
cross visited Mrs. Worsell's grade 5 class
to talk about local government at - the
township level. The class is studying the
levels of government in Ontario.
The grade five classes visited last .'week
at Phyldon Waterfowl, which is a bird
• sanctuary run by Mr. and Mrs. Hank
Coleman near Brussels.
Grades 3 and 4 under the leadership of
Mrs. Tebbutt and Mrs. Grahain completed
a unit on Amish -Mennonite Culture.
Nancy Martin of Whitechurch 'spoke to
the combined classes explaining differenc-
es between the two ways of life.
Marie Wilkins demonstrated bread
making and made Sticky Buns..
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The students were divided intofive
groups and rotated through five activities
over five days. These activities included .
Fraktur Art, Quilt Making, Baking, Origins
and Settlement Patterns and Reading Task
Cards on various aspects of the topic,
74r___ -The project culminated on the sixth day
with the classes eating a typical Amish
meal using the products of . the baking,
groups as well as borscht: and German Hot
Potato Salad and various types of pickles.
The Grade 3 and 4 students would like to
thank all who helped make the unit a
success.
.Mrs. Clarke and. Miss Jewitt's Grade 2
classes are going to 'share a "Family
Picnic" trip' to St. Christopher's Beach in
Goderich. The picnic will, include a walk
around'Goderich Harbour to see and talk
about all the interesting sights, and an
afternoon of cooperative games. family
members will be invited to share the visit.
The . Roojn 4 Alphabet is still "frog
watching" The bullfrog. tadpoles now have
large back, legs and good sized bumps
which will scion turn into front lefts.
"Ribbitt!"
Their mystery animal turned out to bea
baby fish - a "pinhead".
The. class is makingthank you gifts for
their Grade 7 Reading Buddies. They're all
making books that have imaginary stories
about their buddies.
Simone Bleeker and Tammy Upthegrove
are the "Special Me", and Mrs. Sleeker is
going to visit the class to tell the students .
about Germany.
Sunshine Sisters Social held
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Members and guests of the Kinloss
Karishea WI enjoyed a bountifulpot luck
supper at their Sunshine Sisters Social' held
June 19 at the Institute Hall.
Mrs. Robert Gilchrist, president, wel.
corned ' everyone to an evening of fellow.
ship and fun.. Mrs. Gilchrist then read . a,
poem and Miss Karissa Dickie entertained
and enchanted the ladies with an original
ballet number.
Mrs. Leonard Macinnes and Mrs. Harry
Laois reported that 46 members and
spouses enjoyed the May bus trip and
Grand River cruises Mrs. Leonard Clarke
gave a report on the district annual'. The
members were sorry to learn that our
present secretary,. Mrs. Murray Keith, will
be moving in the fall. Mrs. Lloyd Mac-
Dougall has kindly consented to be the new
secretary.
The roll call was an exchange of gifts
',between Sunshine Sisters and the drawing
of a new secret pal's name for the coming
year.
Mrs. Cliff Reulston read an amusing
essay on how computers in cars and tele-
phones effect our lives.
The hostesses for the evening were Mrs.
Allan MacDougall, Mrs. , Harold Howald
and Mrs. Ira ' Dickie.
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