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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1990. PAGE 19.
Scientist to speak to Cancer Society
Dr. Jim Koropatnick of London
will be the guest speaker at the
Thursday, June-7 meeting of the
Huron County Unit, Canadian Can
cer Society. The meeting will be
held at the Huron County Health
Unit, Auditorium, Huronview, star
ting at 8 p.m.
Dr. Koropatnick has been a
research scientist at the London
Regional Cancer Centre in London
since 1984. He completes his
graduate and post-graduate train
ing at the University of British
Columbia and the University of
Calgary and is currently an assis
tant professor in the Department of
Oncology and the Department of
Microbiology and Immunology at
the University of Western Ontario.
His major research activity focuses
on the field of drug resistance in
cancer cells.
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On May 25, grade 5 and
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students got together and joined in
a board game tournament. It was
fun. Mrs. Cronin had organized it.
To get it going, we set up mats in
the gym and put an alphabet letter
and one or two game boards on
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each mat. Each pair of students
was given a number. Every 10
minutes a teacher blew a whistle
and then we moved on to the next
game with a new pair of opponents.
We had score sheets. If you won
you got five points. A loss was one
point and a tie three points. Sandy
Walsh’s comments were, “It was
worthwhile and it was fun to learn
about different games.” Greg Blok
thought it was a good idea and
Chad Haggitt’s favourite game was
Connect Four.
There was a variety of games:
Checkers, Headache, Snakes and
Ladders, Baseball and Boggle and
many more. The winners were:
Shawna Walker, first; Chris Brom
ley and Calvin Schmidt, tied for
second. Mrs. Hulley, Mr. Liver
more and Mrs. Cronin all thought
they knew how to play more games
now too.
We held this activity to prepare
us to invent and make our own
Six clubs complete
Four members of the Bluevale I 4H club were given awards for competing six 4H projects when
achievement day for the Small Animal Club was held Wednesday night at the Callander Nursing
Home in Brussels. Honoured are (from left) Kara Kerr, Dana Mathers, Nancy Darlow and Margie
Gordon.
Blyth s track stars
Winners of the track and field meet at Blyth last week are, front: Mike Johnston, Intermediate;
Jennifer Stadelmann, Senior; Marie Cronyn, Intermediate. Back row: Kim Lee, Midget; Mark
Wilson, Midget; Mike Bromley, Senior; Kurt Lentz, Junior; Sandra Walsh, Junior.
board game as a school fair project.
Now we can get to work on it.
DRAMA WORKSHOP
by Erin Roulston
Students from six schools around
Huron County came to a Drama
worship at the Clinton Arena on
May 24. Those attending from
Blyth P.S. were Leanne Haggitt,
Tammy Walker, Cappy Onn, Skye
Lantinga and Erin Roulston. The
teacher, Mr. Philip MacMillan
from Goderich High School,
brought seven of his Drama stu
dents with him to lead the smaller
groups. They taught us mime
games and told us stories as we
acted them. We could pick things
out and act out their uses. We
created monsters of our own and
we created statues. We had lots of
fun.
BUDDING GARDENERS
by Kim Lee and Toni Richmond
On May 24 the students of grade
five and their teachers, Mrs.
Hulley and Mrs. Webster went up
to Knechtel’s and bought box
plants to plant in the flower bed
outside of the school. To name a
few we bought - impatients,
begonia, geranium and alyssum.
When we got back we all had
shovels and we dug up the ground
to plant the flowers. Each student
had one plant to plant. All of the
grade fives are waiting impatiently
for the flowers to grow and bloom.
KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS
GOT TO THE POST OFFICE
by Steph Lentz and
Jen Stadelmann
On Wednesday, May 23, the
kindergartens took a trip to the
Post Office in the morning. Nick
liked when they put the letters into
the box. Michael liked when they
got a balloon and a sucker. They
were shown inside a safe and can
remember seeing the money. They
also saw letters being stamped and
put into bags. Our little mail people
really enjoyed the trip and thank
Mrs. Bolger and her staff for the
tour.
FIELD DAY AT BLYTH
PUBLIC SCHOOL
by Tina Burkholder and Erica Clark
On May 18 and 22, Blyth Public
School held their annual Field Day.
The running events such as 100,
200, 400 and 800 metre races were
held on the 18th and then on May
22 the rest of the events were held.
Those are as follows: standing long
jump, running long jump, triple
jump, high jump, softball throw
and shot-put. Grade 3 and up were
included in our Field Day. We
were divided into age groups.
The winners for each division are
as follows: Midget Boys, Mark
Wilson; Midget Girls, Kim Lee;
Junior Boys, Kurt Lentz; Junior
Girls, Sandra Walsh; Intermediate
Boys, Mike Johnston; Int. Girls,
Marie Cronyn; Senior Boys, Mike
Bromley; Senior Girls, Jennifer
Stadelmann. The top two winners
in each event will got to Seaforth to
participate in the Regional Field
Day on May 30. We would like to
congratulate everyone for doing
their best in our Field Day.
PRE-KINDERGARTEN
BUS SAFETY
by Courtney Sauve
On Tuesday, May 29, Constable
Marshall came to talk about bus
safety with the pre-school students.
They learned not to throw things on
the bus, and to keep their feet and
other things out of the aisle. We
hope all of these pre-kindergarten
children will live long with their
bus safety knowledge.
PRE-SCHOOL STORY TIME
by Karen Bromley and
Courtney Sauve
Every Tuesday afternoon during
the month of May the pre-school
children came to B.P.S.’s new
library. Mrs. Karen Webster, our
teacher/librarian read them a
story. Some of the stories were,
“The Big Red Dog’’ and the
“Gingerbread Man’’. They also
played circle games. The reason
they come to story hour is to let
them choose their own book and to
get used to the school before they
begin Kindergarten in September.
A reduction of up to 24 per cent
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achieved through recycling news
papers, glass, cans and plastic soft
drink containers.
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