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LCPS Kimlcrgartebusy preparing letters to Santa
By Tracy Ward and. Dennis Johnston
This week 'at. Lucknow Central Public
School was a very busy week for both
students and teachers.
The teachers had lots of homework, try-
ing to :finish the student'sreport, cards by
Wednesday.
Letters to Santa
The Kindergartens were busy this week
writing letters to Santa. They have also
been • working hard on their Christmas
Assembly on December 16.
All the Kindergarten students hope Car-
rie Moffat is feeling a lot -better after hav-
ing her tonsils out in London hospital.'T'hey
all hope you get better, Carrie!
Grade 1 have also
ing on their Santa
wrote a book about a
been
Claus
very busy
letters.
Surprise
a•
work -
They
Christmas
and are also working on a play.
Making books
This week in Grade 2, Jessica Redford is.
the special person. They're having a llot of
fun ma' ing their beaver books too. the
class is busy writing their Santa Claus let-
ter and they can't wait to see them in the
paper.
In the midst of it all, the Grade 2 are try-
ing to practise their Christmas concert
play
Grade 3 would like to say thanks to the
Grade 2 class for entertaining them with
their play, "The Magic Ring and the
Stone".'
Indian Festival
This week in Grade 4, they had an Indian
Festival. They dressed up and presented in
front of the class some of the songs, songs,
cwt®as; and beliefs that they hive ieum-
ed. To finish their wonderful morning, they
had an Ojibwa meal consisting of c trn,
corn rice, corn bread and maple 'syrup.
The class would like to give special
thanks to Mrs. Broad, Mrs. Austin and
Mrs. Colwell for helping to make their In-
dian Festival a big success.
Newspaper study
Grade 5 has started a newspaper study.
Currently, they are identifying the dif-
ferent parts of a paper. Exzamples include
the masthead, lead and byline to name a
few.
The study of the Western Mountain
:Region in Environmental Studies included
viewing the film "Never Cry Wolf" whch
typifies parts of the Western Mountain
Region Landscape.
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All appears to be going well in the
graphing section in mathematics, too.
Apple Carvings
The Grade 6 class has been busy carving
apples on October 31. To tell about their
apples, they wrote some poems. Here area
few examples:
George
By Tammy Neable
George is my apple who I created Oc-
tober 31, 1986. He's 20 days old. He has a
stem, big lips, ears that pop out, and he has
a really big nose. He is brown. He has
black on his bottom. He can't stand up
very well. Geroge isn't very big: He's
rough and hard. At school, we had a race
and George came in second place. George
likes music, dancing and he has a lot of
friends.
Frank
By Jennifer Cranston
Life began as an apple. I was carved into
a face. Jennifer named me Frank.
"I don't know why I named him Frank,
but he looked like a Frank."
Well, I went in a race and placed fourth.
I'm 3'/2 cm tall. I sat in.a room to dry for 20
days. I like apple seeds for breakfast,
lunch dinner and snacks. That's my life so
far!
Simon
By Jill Sellars
I made Simon October 31, 1986. Simon is
small, He is just about dried. He also has a
lot of wrinkles and a funny little mouth. on
the bottom he is black and therest of lum
is light brown. He's a little moldy. Simon
likes friends, presents and parties:. He
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Lucknow and
area b�wling.
Mixed Couples
Team Standings
Chiprnonks - 114; Gophers 106'/x;
Kangaroos - 1001/2; . Squirrels - 89'/%;
Wolverines - 89%; Tigers - 67.
Ladies high single this week went to Kim
Tyler with 305. Congratulations! The
ladies high triple went to Betty Van Osch
with 595.
The men's single of 308 and high triple of
766 went to Gerald Rhody. Good bowling!
Games -over 200: Kim Tyler 305; Betty
Van Osch - 213, 201; Merle Rhody - 211;
Mary Lou Raynard - 209; Gerald Rhody
308, 229, 229; David Elliott - 230; Doug
Raynard - 214; Antone Van Osch - 205;
Pete Van Osch -204.
• Ladies 7 p.m.
• Team Standings
Cows - 35; Porkers - 31; Sheep - 29; Goats
24; Mules - 15; Horses 13.
In bowling on November 24, Barb Ross
bowled the high single with a 238 while the
high triple of 658•went to Barb Jardine.
Games over 200: Barb Ross - 238, 229;
Barb Jardine - 237, 220, 201; Kay Crawford
- 235; Shirley Kennedy - 234, 228; Chris
McDonald - 226, 209; Mae Dowald - 213;
Mary Lou Raynard - 206.
Town and Country
Team Standings
Snow drops - 32; Tulips - 30;" Pansies » 28;
Crocuses - 20 Hyacinths - 13; Daffodils
12.°'
Mar j' Solomon rolled high for the ladies
with a single of 223 and a double of 410,
Jean Phillips was second with a single of
206'and a double of 386, Joan Robinson and.
Agnes farrier were tied for third with a
double of 347 each. •
Harry Lavis has a single of 224 and a
double 414 for the high men's
s scores. Se-
cond was Ian Dougherty with a single of
218 and a double of 397, Bill iJuldricks was
third with a single of 204 and a double of
368.
Ron McQuillan was the high bowler for
November with a 261 single and a 417
double