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Brussels P.S. News
Blyth euchre
Alberta Stevens and Warren
Whitmore had the high scores at
the weekly euchre party held at
Blyth Memorial Hall Dec. 10.
There were 10 tables of players
taking part. Isabelle Craig and
Alden Crich had the low scores.
Delores Howatt and Marg Ander
son had the most lone hands. Mel
Jacklin won the special prize. Dec.
17 was the last euchre party before
the holidays. The parties will
resume Jan. 7.
Students paint windows
for Christmas season
POST OFFICE PAINTING
On Friday, Nov. 30 six students
from grade 7/8 went to the
Brussels Post Office td do some
painting on the windows. The
students’ names are Sherry Tyer-
man, Lorie Ann Black, Stacy Hahn,
Jennifer Machan, Heather Somers
and Victoria Richards. The pictures
they painted on the windows were
to do with Christmas.
The grade 7/8 class would like to
thank Mrs. Martin for doing such a
great job supervising the grade six
students.
PARENT/TEACHER
CONFERENCES
On Nov. 27, 28 our school had
Parent/Teacher Conferences. That
is when parents come in and talk
about how their child is doing in
school.
They also talk about their reports
cards and how their child is
progressing.
QUEST/HEALTH CLASSES
by Bill Van Beek and
Brad Mulvey
Every Tuesday the grade eight
class has S.F.A. (Skills For Adoles
cents), which is taught by Mrs.
Raymond. Every couple of weeks
the Health Nurse Mrs. Roberton
comes to the school and teaches the
grade eight class about Health.
Mrs. Roberton teaches the grade
eight class about adolescent
changes.
Mrs. Raymond teaches students
about respect for others and how to
be responsible.
On November 29, Mr. Wanless
invited Mr. Wayne Stewart,
Science Co-ordinator for Huron
County, to Brussels Public Schoo!
to teach the grade 7/8 class about
living creatures. Mr. Stewart
brought in some earth worms,
isopods, mealworms, snails and
slugs. The grade 7/8 students
found out how the creatures sur
vive in nature.
THE SANTA CLAUS PARADE
On Saturday, December 1, Brus
sels had its annual Santa Claus
parade. In the parade there were
many floats. One of the floats was
the Brussels Public School band.
They played one song, “Jolly Old
St. Nicholas’’. The float was pulled
by Mr. Wanless’ truck with Mr.
Wanless at the wheel.
After the parade Santa Claus was
at the Legion Hall. Santa Claus
gave bags of candy to children and
after they got candy there were
activities for kids nine years old
and younger. The activities were:
throwing bean bags in a bucket and
throwing bean bags at pop cans.