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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1994. PAGE 41.
Grade 2s make Christmas pinata
TREE WINNER
By Christine Lapp
The tree winner was Ruth
Townsend. Thank you Mr. Gibson
for the tree donation.
CLASS PARTY
Mr. Talbot's Grade 7/8s had a
class, party Dec. 15. They
exchanged gifts and ate lots of
goodies. They also had a dance and
played games. They had a great
time.
For the past couple of weeks the
7/8s have been working on
Christmas books. Their books
Brussels PS news
included a series of poems, pictures
and stories written in different
forms. Each of the students is
giving their books to someone
special as a Christmas gift.
Merry Christmas from Mr.
Talbot's 7/8 class.
CONCERT
On Thursday, Dec. 8 Hullett
Central School held a Christmas
concert. Thank you to everyone
who gave us a generous donation.
We had a wonderful turnout. The
concert included band, Mrs.
Walter's Grade 1 play, cheerleaders
put on by the Grade 8 girls, Mrs.
Radford's Grade 2 play and the
Grade 7/9 production called "I
Love Christmas".
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
Students watched a movie on
Friday, Dec. 16 called Beethoven's
2nd. Then they went to the Seaforth
Arena to go skating and conclude a
wonderful last day of school.
VOLLEYBALL
The champions of the girls’
intramural volleyball tournament
was the Humiliators. The team
players were Carey Elliott
(captain). Suzie Salvcrda, Pamela
Schneider, Andrea Vandendool,
Amy Harkcs, Stephanie Mculcn-
thaler, Julie Cowan, Hannah
Huizinga and Sandra De Jong.
Boys' volleyball will be in the
paper in the New Year.
PINATAS
The Grade 2s have been busy
making pinatas from paper mache.
Some of them made reindeer,
Santas, Koala Bears, etc. They put
some tasty treats inside so when
they break them during the
Christmas Holidays they can enjoy
them even more.
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This week has been the most fun-
filled week that we have had in a
long time. We have been running
around like crazy. Dec. 13, 14, and
15, we had our opening announce
ments and carol sing in the gym.
On Tuesday evening, we had a
Christmas concert. The classes that
participated were Mrs. Hall's and
Mrs. Cousins Grade 1, Ms
Anonech's Grade 1/2 and Mrs.
dark's Grade 2/3.
Their featured soloists were
Morgan Bishop, Cory Quesenberry
and Catrina Josling. They were
HCBE commends staff at area school
The Huron County Board of Edu
cation commended the staff and
outside support team for their
excellent handling of the sudden
passing of a teacher.
In newsletter issued by the board
on Dec. 15, the board applauded
the support given to the children,
both emotionally and spiritually.
They also passed on the acco
lades from the community.
terrific!
On Sunday, our Junior Choir
participated in a concert with the
Blyth Festival Singers. Mrs. Perrie
sang with the adult choir for the
combined pieces and then con
ducted the junior choir for three
pieces that they sang by them
selves. Amber Park sang a solo and
she was great! They also sang for
Community Dining out for Seniors.
When they were there they sang
five pieces of music. Again they
were spectacular in their efforts!
Everyone looked festival wearing
red and green.
On Wednesday Mr. Wanless's
*****
The board has undertaken several
construction projects this fall which
are in various stages of completion.
The Seaforth Public School
junior and senior kindergarten ren
ovations are nearly finished; under
construction is the addition to Blyth
Public School and the technology
wing at F.E. Madill Secondary
School; work for JK and SK at
class organized a Famine Day.
They had 30 people participating.
We thank all who participated.
Last Thursday Mrs. Uhler's class
wore red, white and green. On
Friday the whole school wore the
Christmas colours also to show
Christmas spirit. The winners were
Megan Teeft, Vicki Therrian, Amy
Douma, Jennifer McDonald, Kyle
Stephenson, Sean Hoegy, Lance
McLellan and Adam Corbett.
Also there was a dance and social
organized by Mr. Wanless' class
after school until 4:45 p.m. Grades
5-8 were invited. There were board
games and card games and also a
Hullett Central Public School is out
to tender; the preliminaries are in
progress for administration space at
Blyth PS and East Wawanosh Pub
lic School and a boys' washroom at
Seaforth District High School.
Upcoming projects include an
administrative area at F.E. Madill
SS and JK, SK, library and admin
istrative facilities at Brussels Public
School.
competition between Mr. Kemp
and students at a game of cribbage.
Friday was our last assembly in
the gym. The grade 7-8 band
played Rock One, Jingle Bells and
Up on the Housetop. The junior
choir also sang five different
pieces. We thank Mrs. King for
playing the piano for the carols and
junior choir.
Last Friday the whole school
went skating. We thank the Parents
Association who sponsored us.
Our Christmas holidays arc from
Dec. 15. to Jan. 2. We wish you a
safe and happy holiday from
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