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Roll call will include the latest news concerning grandchildren. The Auburn Playground Committee President Juanita Hamp, along with her husband Brian Hamp, Committee Treasurer Gerry Upthegrove and Auburn Horticultural Society member Karen Redmond travelled to Wingham on Sept. 6 to attend the North Huron Council meeting. Back in January, at the time when the three municipalities were considering their budgets, the committee sent requests for assistance with funding for the new playground equipment to each council. Central Huron stepped up immediately with a donation of $5,000. Ashfield-Colborne- Wawanosh delayed their contribution until the outcome of the Trillium Grant was determined. North Huron sent back a resounding “no”.Since the Ontario TrilliumFoundation news release in Augustannouncing that the Auburn Playground Committee has been granted $25,000, Ashfield- Colborne-Wawanosh has agreed to donate $2,000 toward the purchase of equipment, seating and maintenance of the existing swing set. On Sept. 6, after considering the correspondence provided by the committee and despite opposition from Councillor Brock Vodden, the North Huron Council finally agreed to match the donation of ACW. Continued from page 3 and making text-to-self connections to extend their understanding and appreciation of the stories. They are also learning about rules and responsibilities that can be used in class and all over school. The first two days of kindergarten were spent interviewing 18 new kindergarten students and their parents. Parents and new kindergarteners spent time touring the room, exploring the various work stations and answering questions that will assist Ms Thorpe-Hearn as she gets acquainted with her new students. Returning Senior Kindergarten students came on Thursday and welcomed a new student Kaydence. Senior students talked about their summer adventures and wrote books about the things they saw as they went walking through the various summer destinations. On Friday, six new Junior Kindergarten students came to school for the first time on their own and learned all about the school’s mascot, the black bear. The class went on a hunt through the school for signs of the bear – and found a huge bear paw in the gymnasium and two pictures of big black bears in the gym and by the office. They played the bear’s picnic game, made a black bear mascot, learned a new poem, listened to many bear stories and sang a few bear songs. French classes are jamming out to cool French songs to teach them the A, B, Cs, the days of the week and the months of the year. By Hunter Dale Hi, my name is Hunter Dale. I have lived in Blyth for 11 years. I have played hockey for 11 years for Blyth. I like sports like hockey, football, soccer and baseball. I have attended Blyth Public School since kindergarten. My favourite singer is Lil’ Wayne. My favourite song is “Green and Yellow”. I will be telling you about junior grades and SERTS and math teachers. I am excited to be writing for you. I interviewed three students from the Grade 3/4 and 4/5 classes. My first question was what was your best thing about summer? Rylee in Grade 3 said playing with his friends was the best. Adam in Grade 4 said four-wheeling in his field and Kennedy in Grade 3 said camping was the best. Lucas in Grade 5 said going to Walton to watch the races. Sara in Grade 4 said going to Collingwood. Colin in Grade 5 said almost flipping a four-wheeler. My second question is why did/didn’t you want to come back to school. Rylee said he wanted to come back to school because he gets to play. Adam said yes, he wanted to come back because he gets to play with his friends. Kennedy said she wanted to come back to school because it is fun. Lucas said he didn’t want to come back because he wishes summer was longer so he could do more. Sara said she wanted to come back to talk to friends. Colin said he didn’t want to come back because he does not think school is fun. The Grade 5/6 class is studying government and holding their own election, working hard on mental strategies for adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing. That’s what the juniors are up to. By Phaedra Scott Hello, my name is Phaedra Scott and I will be writing articles in “The Blyth Bearpaw” to keep you up to date with our school’s latest accomplishments and upcoming events. I’m currently in Grade 8 and love anything to do with math or science. I will listen to any song or read any book and I like to think that I’m artistic. I’ve been playing the piano for seven years now and have recently taken an interest to the guitar and clarinet. I look forward to writing in the newspaper and together I know that we will have a great year. The intermediate grades claim that they had an amazing summer. From camping to getting new puppies the Grade 6, 7 and 8 students did it all. Grade 6 student Jessie said that she had a blast horseback riding during the summer, also saying that it was totally worth the long drive to Mississauga for a birthday party. I had also asked this year’s Grade 8 students how they feel about this being their last year before high school and Brennan had said, “It’s weird finally being in Grade 8 after all these years but, I’m really excited for high school.” Tiffany, also of Grade 8, said that it felt good to finally be at the top and that she was eager to go to high school but that she was disappointed about having to leave her good friends when they go their separate ways. Overall the intermediates had a great summer and are all looking forward to another terrific school year. First week of school busy for all grades in Blyth NEWS FROM AUBURN By Koreen Moss 519-526-1060 kandkmoss@ sympatico.ca PEOPLE AROUND AUBURN Read Rhea Hamilton Seeger’s Gardening column on the Huron Home and Garden Guide section of our website www.northhuron.on.ca