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Craig Chergold is a seven year
old who lives in Surrey, England.
Craig has an inoperable brain
tumor. He would like to enter the
Guiness Book of World Records by
receiving the largest number of
“Get Well’’ cards. Our grade 7/8
class made cards to send to Craig to
help him achieve his wish and to
send him our thoughts and best
wishes. If any reader would like to
send Craig a card, his address is:
Craig Shergold, 38 Shelby Rd.,
Carshalton, Surrey, S.N.S.I.L.D.,
England.
Every Wednesday morning
grades 7 and 8 got to F. E. Madill
for Family Studies and Industrial
Arts. In our I.A. classes we have
been building spaghetti bridges.
After we build the bridges we test
them for strength and stress.
The Family Studies class is
studying family structures. They
are sewing paper patterns and
making pin cushions in the practi
cal part of the class.
On Friday, October 19, grade 7/8
organized a Halloween dance for
grades 6, 7, and 8. They also had
several guests from Tumberry
Central School. The chaperones
were Ross and Judy Somers and
the D.J.’s were Curtis Graber and
Dan McNeil. We thank them for
their help in making our dance a
success.
North Huron Cross Country meet
was held on Oct. 17 at Wingham
Golf Course.
The regular season for soccer is
over and we will be into the
playoffs. Team standings are: Boys
- Sky Hawks, first; Dwarfs, second;
Field Rats, third; Living Skulls,
fourth. Girls - Funky Punks, first;
Soccer Stars, second; Beautiful
Boosters, third; Soccerettes,
fourth.
Last week the primary class
visited Perrie’s Pumpkin Patch at
Wroxeter. It was an exciting and
learning-filled excursion for the
small students.
On Monday Mrs. Cousins and
her grade 5’s will be visiting the
Wawanosh Nature Centre to do a
stream study with the instructors
there.
On Tuesdays and Thursday,
through the fall, you may see
children walking away from the
school at 1 o’clock. They are going
to the Public Library with the
school librarian, Mrs. Raymond,
where Mrs. Nichol has a program
to introduce them to the facilities
and resources available for their
use. Thanks, Mrs. Nichol. We
appreciate your help.
Bluevale 4H
elects
executive
BY KARRI-ANN NICHOLSON
Bluevale I 4H club gathered
together for its first meeting on
Oct. 1 at the home of Ralph and
Sharon Darlow. Members intro
duced themselves, then held an
election for president.
The executive is Tatum Mathers,
President; Tanya Kleist, Vice
President; Nancy Darlow, secretary
and Karri-Anne Nicholson, press
reporter. Each received a cross
word puzzle on Heritage. They
made candles like the pioneers did.
Meeting Two was held on Oct. 15
at the Darlow residence. When
they arrived, members walked to
the cemetery and did gravestone
rubbings. When they returned
back to the Darlow’s they made
wild rice soup. They received their
books and worked on them while
the wild rice was cooking. When
the soup was ready some enjoyed
it, others set the bowl aside. Then
the meeting was adjourned.
Book lover
Nicole Lowe seems to have found a good book as she browses
through the items at the Brussels Rebekah’s annual Spring
Variety Fair held this past weekend in the basement of the
Library.
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