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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1998. PAGE 29.
East Wawanosh PS news
Class plans skiing trip to Talisman
ON THE SLOPES
By Kerri Meier
On Feb., 5, 1998. The Grade 6,7
and 8 classes will be leaving the
East Wawanosh Public School
bright and early. They are going to
Talisman Ski Resort for a ski trip.
While there, they are planning to
have a fun-filled day on the slopes.
They will have lessons provided
and hope to ski like the pros when
done. We all hope they have a safe
and happy trip.
WILD TURKEY RELEASE
By Ashley North
On Jan. 22 the Grade 6/7 class
went to a farm outside of White-
church to release five wild turkeys.
The turkeys were captured from
different places in Ontario, and
released to reintroduce them into
carefully picked places where they
would be able to adapt easily to the
foreign territory.
Mike Malhiot, a fish and wildlife
biologist of the Ministry of Natural
Resources, is in charge of the
turkey release.
The turkeys were stressed out
from being in their small boxes, but
they flew away as soon as they had
a chance. They all flew in different
directions, but in a few hours they
would start their wild calls, and
they would all join back together
again. In the spring, it is hoped that
there will be a turkey hunt of those
birds successfully introduced in the
past.
We are lucky that there are
people that care about our wildlife.
Also that people will do something
to get amazing animals, like the
wild turkeys back into the habitat
where they belong, where we can
enjoy them, and where they can
enjoy themselves.
SERVE AND VOLLEY
By Jenna Howatt
On Jan. 26 some of the girls and
boys from East Wawanosh went to
the Wingham high school to
compete in a volleyball tourna-
ment. Both teams each won three
games out of ten.
The boys team was Matt
Bromley, Matt Cowan, Michael
Procter, Craig Marks, Matt Walker,
Jeremy Arkell, Scott Folkard, Chad
Cook, Garrett Knight. Ken
This week at Brussels Public
School was the first blazer day.
This is held the last Friday of the
month. Each teacher will pick one
student from each class that worked
very well and they will get a
"Blazer" award or a ''student of the
month."
The student of the month in
kindergarten was Andrew Watson
because when Mrs. Hall was sick
he planned a welcome back party.
This week the Grade 1 class is
studying Inuits. They are also
making 3D models. The student of
the month in Grade 1 was Alex
Macdonald. she worked so hard on
her alphabet. Kayla Bishop was a
big help in the library and got an
award too.
In Grade 2 the student of the
month was Matthew Souch for
being so co-operative.
The Grade 3 class is also
studying Inuits. They made a craft
for the people at Huronlea. Stacey
Smith was the student of the month
for always getting her homework
done.
In Grade 4 the blazer of the
month was Josh Machan for always
completing his homework. There
were also two math awards in
Grade 4 for Alyssa Ruttan and
McCracken, Travis Hopper,
Richard Irwin, Devin Moffat, and
Paul Walker. The girls were
Heather Black, Laura Meier, Lisa
Black, Amanda Palmer, Rebecca
Bruton, Amber Koehler, Kristyn
Gcrth, Kerri Meier, Kristin Palmer,
Sherri Ross, Jody Machan, Liz
Goll, and Michelle Nixon.
Tyler Jutzi for excellent
multiplication tables.
Emily Cardiff was the student of
the month for Grade 5 because she
is always neat and organized.
The Grade 6/7s are making 3D
paper cut-outs. They had two
blazers, Michael Somerville-
Barlow and Dan Cameron, for
always staying after school to clean
up their classroom. Mme Anguish
gave Megan Teeft, Nicole White,
Rachel Elliott, and Jenna Krotz
French awards for their excellent
dialogue.
Grade 7/8s are starting speeches
and are doing a poetry unit. In this
class the student of the month was
Matt Clarkson for always being
willing to help if anyone needed it.
Nicole Mastnak, and Lee Dilworth
got the volleyball award for their
awesome digs and hustles. Chrissy
Mason got the choir award for
coming to every choir practice.
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A Review of activities at
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
IT'S NEW! the format for OB PREADMIT CLINICS has changed. If you are
36.38 weeks pregnant and planning to deliver at Seaforth Community Hospital,
you are requested to pre-register with Grace Dolmage Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
(519) 527-1650 Ext. 219. Clinics by appointment ONLY each Sunday beginning
@ 1 p.m.
BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUP sponsored by Huron Hospice Volunteer
Service and will next meet Wed. FEB. 4th (bi-monthly meetings will be held on
the first and third Wednesday of every month) at 8:00 p.m. @Maplewood
Manor, Church Street, Seaforth (enter through rear door off parking lot). Anyone
interested is most welcome to attend. For further information, contact Joan
Stewart 522-0897 or Shirley Dinsmore Office: 527-0655 Res. 527-1005.
UPCOMING EVENTSt
Winter Interlude Encore Dinner & Dance sponsored by Seaforth Community
Hospital Foundation February 14, 1998 at Seaforth & District Community
Centres. Music by "Prime" - Larry & Terry Kelly. Dinner: Grace Campbell
Catering. Three trips to be won courtesy of Ellison Travel. Tickets: $50.00 Per
Person available at the Hospital Switchboard @ 527-1650, Nifty Corners,
Cardno's Men's Wear & Hair Design by JC.
Heart To Heart - A Cardiac Rehab Program Tues. Mar. 3 - April 14/98
inclusive. Each session topic related to heart disease with Guest Speakers to
answer questions re: Nutrition, Exercise, Medication, C.P.R., Stress. Program is
recommended for anyone diagnosed with heart attack, angina, stroke, etc. For
further information please call Val. Poisson @ 527-0320.
Public C.P.R. Recertification Course to be held Sunday, February 22, 199.8 1 -
5 p.m. To register and for information, call Val. at 527-0320 or Hospital
Switchboard at 527-1650.
Interested in learning more about Breastfeeding? Huron County Breastfeeding
Network is offering a 2 Part Training Course. Topics include: how to breastfeed,
common problems/solutions, communication skills and information on
community resources. Course is a pre-requisite for telephone volunteers hut
interested persons encouraged to attend. Call Marguerite Falconer, Public Health
Unit Office 482-3416 to register and for course dates & times.
Breastfeeding Basics Course offered by Public Health Unit, presented by
Humber College Wed. March 11, 18 & 25, 1998 09:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Cost:
$102.51 (includes resource manual). Pre-requisite: R.N. or R.P.N. (other
professionals interested in breastfeeding certification should enquire about
eligibility.) For further information and registration forms, contact Public Health
482-3416.
Brussels PS news
Students named top blazer
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