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NESDA`:r MARCH 19th, 1969
THE, tUCKNOW. timett '•-
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MEET TiE TEACHER
The teacher interviewed this.
week: was Mr Errington who':•
teaches grades four..and five in.
room six.'.
Mr. Errington grew, up in West.
'Wawanosh Township. He attend~
ded Dungannon 'Publie School,
Goderich .High School and •
Stratford Teachers' College.
•• Mr, and' -Mrs. -Errington 1' .ve•iri
St. Helen's. . ,They ' ha;ve. three•
daughters and, one son,. Mr. °
' Errington's out of school activit
• ies are sports', .especially ski -4
doping and.playing cards. `'•
Mr. Errington has taught school
. in the township .of Ashfield and
West Wawanosh as well as '
Brookside Public School,
BROOKSIDE ,VISITS COLBORNE'
On Thursday, March. l3', the
Senior boys and ,girl'ffrorn
Brookside•visited. Colborne Cen
tral. School to, participate in .a
volleyball game.. Brookside
girls` team were defeated by y ,
Colborne in two out of. three
games. The boys; however ,
were victorious'in their.games:
THE •AUTOMQBILE
The •automobile isquite,a machine,
Stylish, roomy and fast
Gadgets that make it stop and go.
15 3 d 15 12 A-nd-a--pedal• for feeding it gas.
'There's. a:aittle'stick in; the middle,
'The one that makes, it go.
Aver and up, and you're burnin'
along, • , r_
Over and back"and it's'slow,
No horses to feed; to • brush and;
such, '
No more feeding them grass ,
Nothing to buy 'cept a little thing,
A, little thing called "‘gas".
'The boys team won both games.,
a an -12 .. i.eTtea,trrs
10d er,
y the garries, and hope to play'
Colborne again soon..
INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL • .
GAMES. . I/.
At our. own school, on Wed-
nesday , Match •12, the Senior -.
girls' team .played the Junior
boys..! They "'Played three gaines:
and' the Juniors were successful
in. all. The •scores were .16-2
15-7, ,and 14-7. ,_•
"• On Thursday,, March '13, the
Senior boys' and Junior boys' • •
team engaged in 'a volleyball
game.. Again the Junior boys
came out on 'top. with the 'scores
15-10 and 16-12,
POEM, OF THE MONTH
On;our.Monthly 'bulletin board:,
poems from each grade were dis-
played..'The students chose
"The Automobile" as the Poem •
of the Month.. tg>l
This oein r' '
. p o n=
ated in room eight arid was comp=
osed. by Bill Wilkins who is in
grade seven
IIEPORT • CARDS.
The students received their
latest progress report on Monday,
,March 10. : The reports were to be
.signed by the 'parents and returned
tothe school. , The reports• are
based on the students' daily work
and tests : '
HUMPTY. DUMPTY DRAW
• In room twelve , the pupils
have constructed two colourful,'
Hurrlpty Dumpty. dolls , which: are
approximately sixteen inches tall.
Tickets are' being sold "by the
pupils of room.'twelve to the en-
thusiastic
buyers: Proceeds are
FCkR PERSONAL SERVICE-
AND THE KIND OF' QUALITY
YOU ;CAN DEPEND ON , ..,'
SEE .YOU:R . LOCAL DEA•LE'R w
HURON BRAND'
FIELD .SEEDS AND GRASSES
HARDI-GREEN• •
• PASTURE MIXES •
NEW AND IMPROVED VARIETIES OF
CLOVER TIMOTHY GRASSES
in aid of the Junior Red. Cross.
HOLIDAYS
From March 17 to. March 21, the
halls of Brookside will be vacated
as the students enjoy a glorious ..
week of holidays.,
mean
h'ort of . Breath
ee. a Doctor!
OLIVET
Misses Shirley' and Sheila
McDonald of Hamilton spent, the
weekend with Mrs. Jean Hamilton
and Michael.
Miss'Janice Reeves of Ripley
p y �.
was a, weekend. visitor with• M r . m .
and Mrs Jack McGuire and
family:
Miss Ellen Carwatdirie of London,.
spent. the weekend with Miss '
Sharon Colling 'at her. home here
TAKE PART:IN SERVICE:
•:Lester.Ferguson was ip charge". '
of the service.in Olivet United
Church on Sunday when he,took
as his sermon, "Broken Things . •
Robert Osborne assisted and also •
the Junior choir.. The 'choir •
anthem was "Standing In The Need
Of -Prayer" , w-ith-a trip, N -a ney- -.-
McGuire , Joyce Black and Janice
C Reeves, taking the lead
• Herb and Lynn Clayton and 1\9•r,
'and Mrs Doug Henry visited with`,
•Mrs. Clayton and Steven Henry in
St : Joseph''s.' Hospital; 'London,'
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HRISTMAS 'SEALS FIGHT
Tuberculosis Emphysema -- Air Pollution
IT'S A MATTER OF LIFE AND BREATH
Huron -Perth
TB and RD
Association]
121 Wellington •' St.
Dial 271=7500
RINLOSS
:Bruce 'Colwell is in Kitchener:
for ;:the holiday week where he is; •
training at the Y: MGA'': to try:
his Swimiiaing Instructor's test.
The Kinloss members of the
Agricultural Society presented .a.'
humorousplay in the Variety,
Concert on-satl ~day=i ght: The
concert' was splendid „enjoyed;
mush more than the regular: fare
on T.V,
'Mac :and Hug.h.Macinnes were
mernbers of a group of fishermen
who. 'went'ice -fishing out.,frorn
Beaverton`.on` LakeSimcoe on the
week' -end.
r,
Mrs. 'Clarence; Ritchie arid 1c9.rs
Leonard M'aclnnes attended •a:
World's Day; of Prayer Service at
:the home of Mrs: Ritchie's sister, •; .
Mrs. _Ted, Robinsoii'of Donnybrotil.,
recently.
Douglas Dickie 'was, home from
the U-ni-ve-rsity of Gde-1`
!Week -end. . •
'Mrs.. Harvey Houston visited on
Sunday: with her sister -in
Mrs '.Ray Taylor •ofWalk€rton. On
•Sunda./afternoon t heyo a so•visit
ed with M\1r.,•and Mrs. Maurice
Young and Mr•., Jing Napper (if
Eden Grove. ".
Mrs. 'Robt:. Gilchrist will be
hostess for.tte March n)eeting. of '.
Kairshea W.I. in the Kairshea.
Hall on Tharsday,,March 20th.
•The meeting will begin with a
noon luncheon ht I p ni •serv'eci
;girls and:
Mrs•.'•Btirt and Mrs: -,Young. '
Institute Members ,are reminded to
bring their Haiid Book's..
South Kinloss young people• t lrt
Sunday everting at the lr6nic of
Mr. and Mrs,' Evan Reitl ':
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