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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2006-12-21, Page 18Se-a/son'O, Ptem Dixectwo,, Staff d awn& Pit" McKILLOP MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY PO Box 819, Office: 519-527-0400 91 Main St. S. 1-800-463-9204 Seaforth, ON NOK 1W0 Fax: 519-527-2777 l'algt4NMOW* 1' MILL QUIT StA kki) c-4G- ANP 61011- o-tc, "1-0 AnysEL_F \._ 9 ammo 141cg Talk to us instead. *smokers'HELPLINE CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY TOLL-FREE 1-877-513-5333 PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2006. Grey Central PS news Students, staff enjoy another turkey dinner It was another very successful turkey dinner served to all the stu- dents and staff at Grey Central Public School last Wednesday. Mrs. Murray's Grade 4 students are learning about the media and therefore have taken on the job of "reporting" on some of the classes at Grey Central. In Mrs. McDonalds kindergarten class, they are learning "Make an "S", but don't wait, come back up and make an "8"." Their song for the concert is Making Christmas Cookies. Mrs. Smith's Grade 2/3 class is practicing all their Christmas songs for their school's play. In their class they are learning all -about tens and ones,. They are also doing lots of neat crafts. Mrs. Smith's class is reading lots of stories. — Reported by Rachael S. The Grade 3s are studying pio- neers in social studies and in_ science they are learning about plants. They are also practising their Christmas song Colours of Christmas. They are doing lots of Christmas crafts. On the computer they are publishing stories. — Reported by Lexi S. Grade 4s are in the Christmas con- cert and they sing The Road to Bethlehem, Little Star and Glory to God in the Highest. They are also learning about news- papers in class and learning how to be a reporter for The Citizen. — Reported by Carl D. The Grade 5 class has been study- ing ancient Egypt. They have been making sculptures of treasurers and they're even learning Egyptian math. In science they are building and learning about bridges. They have been writing children's Christmas books. They also won a five-pound chocolate for having every student in the class subscribe to a magazine or sell one and raise money for the school — Reported by Matthew S. In Grade 5/6 they are doing a book report of the book Win Dixie. They are also making a musical instrument quilt and they will each get to play some notes. They are looking in the book of Guinness World Records. They are writing down some measurements out of it. In science they are making a pic- ture of the human body with all the real organs on it. — Reported by Jasmin R. The Grade 7 class is learning pat- terns in math and how to separate sand and salt. They have graphs in history. They have upside down drawings for art. — Reported by Nikki D. The Grade 8's are making log heads to decorate and sell for chari- ty. In math they are doing probability and learning about how it applies in everyday life. In English they are reading a book called Heirloom. — Reported by Morgan S. and/NOte Blyth 519-523-4303 Tonight's story: Christmas Nicholas Knepfer mans the mic, chatting to Karina Harbour at Grey Central Public School's Christmas concert where the kids performed a song for the crowd. (shaven Lough/,n photo) Pare Be With You May the Lord watch over you and your flock as together we celebrate the miracle of Christmas. I ES A GLOWING CONCERN Keep candles out of the reach of children and pets. Remember to snuff out your candles if you ore leaving the room or going to bed. I. ‘..tortas ' Over the past few years, the use of candles in the home has greatly increased — and so has the number of fires caused by candle misuse. The Ontario fire service offers the following tips for the safe use of candles. Secure your candles in sturdy holders and, if possible, place glass chimneys or shades on them. Keep lit candles out of the reach of children and pets. and well away from any combustible materials. An unattended candle is an Invitation to disaster, so don't forget to snuff out your candles before leaving the room or going to bed. Remember to keep all matches and lighters out of the sight and reach of children. Nave a Aafe and ilte,vai enitiAttrtaA Fire Chief Murray McArter Brussels Fire Department oret the -holiday, spirit light up your home this Christmas season. Paul, Karen, Amy, Levi, Sean, Ellen, Sarah & Rachel Thank you for your patronage!