HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 1999-05-05, Page 1616 -TRE HURON EXPOSITOR, May S. 1998
School news
Students will entertain special ladies
By David Vanden Hoven.
Tanis Vander Molen and
Mary Finlayson, Grade 8
Sports News:. The- St.
James haskethall -teams
practised hard ,during
recesses and after'school
preparing for the zone
tournament at St. Anne's.
On April 22. at the zone
tournament. the boys won .
-two of their three games in
round robin. They were tied
for first and .won the extra•
game to break the tie. The
.girls won ail of their games.
_which immediately put
thein in first and were going
on to the next tournament
with the boys. Both teams
•continued practi1 ing'and
having exhibition wigs.
The girls were going into
the tournament undefeated.
nApril 27. at the Huron-
Perth basketball
-tournament.- which took
place .at- St. Anne's again.
loth teams- had two wins
and one los.. They both
finished in second place. and •
we're, vert proud of "the
achieements., With the:
coaches'• help and support.
our success, would nut he.:
possible: -
CIass: JVi tt s:• Ms.-
Desjardin s kindergarten
class has ii.een • learning
'about a "13-tig's [lift' and,
other insects. They went on
,t field trip to the Lipn's
Park watching for. signs of
St. James
spring and insect lite. They
captured some insects and
used magnifying glasses•to
see them more closely and
then returned the insects to
where they found them.
On Wednesday, they will
he. attending.' petting zoo at
Fhe Veterinary Clinic. On
riday. • they will he
entertaining a special lady
-in their life (mom. grandma:•
Godmother: hahysitter.i in
• conjunction with Mother's
r Day.
Mrs. Hugill's Grade 1
•class has keen busy with
picking up garbage; helping
-the community and -the
_environment by recycling
-everything for crafts, scraps
of parser. They have been
hus'y going to different
places'and learning new
things! They went to the
post Office. hospital. Pizza
Train. library. Vincent's.
Vanden Hengel's dairy
tafm: Lamhton Museum,
Lions Park and many more.
They are,rbcycling clothes
like pants. shirts and
dittercnt•clgthes .to make
differeN.cratts.
Mr.. Ippolito's Grady 4
/went on a little trip earlier
this month to "A Slice of
Huron"' and each of the
children had to complete a'
project.. • -
The Grade5 class enjoyed
attending the annual "Slice -
,of Huron2 exhibits at the
Seaforth fairgrounds., The
children learned about
many farm animals and
various other aspects of
agriculture.' :It was-. a
Wonderful and educational
day. Many of the students
took their parents to the:
exhibit ti on the family night
held on April 15 to take a
closer look at the exhibits.
The .Grade -6 class i.
presently "getting into the
act with their French skits
complete .with props and
costumes. Bien fait: The
provincial testing coming
-up in May finds the class.
busily working on brushing
up on. their. skills- to be
prepared to do their hest,
Congratulations to Lori
Van Bakel. a Grade .
student, who placed fifth in
the Western Ontario
Mathematics Association
competition which took
place on Saturday. April 1-7.
at Althouse College •
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On Friday. April 21 the
Grade 8 class entertained
the school with -their •
mytholog: plays _titled:
"Orpheus." The play.
porttrayerd -the-power aird
Stephanie Dale photos.
Spring concert
Students at Seaforth Public
School performed a sprang
concert lastWednesday
evening for friends and
family feoturing.a musical
tribute to the style of the
50s.
Mighty
munchers
make
pudding
4-H
The fl fth-thesting_oLlhc
Mighty Munchers:was
▪ held on -April 27ar the
VanilenHovcns. • in
Seaforth.
We started. the .meeting
.with the 4-11 pledge. led.
by Anita. We took up the
• first page of the store
ytliz sheet. Everyone
then answered the roll
' calla
We were told that we
had to ask' a family
member . different
questions from our book.
We read a note froth our
book and were asked
what' dinner at home
means to us.
We hurried into the
kitchen and everyone
helped make chocolate
pudding. We went back
to the Iivingroom and,
Gcrda gave us tickets for
the• 4-H draw at the
plowing match. We. ate
the chocolate pudding
and we also bad juice
with it. ti
Adrian Guntensperger
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Women's Shelter &
Counselling Services. of Huron
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Tasty -Nu Bakery
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her• ,,,rfer,m.l.knn,i•
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depth of line and the need
that even one has for it ,and
the sorrow telt when it is
los(.
-Many :Of -.the -student.
oh.crving the performances
commented un the -elaborate
costumes and the effective
lighting done with
flashlights and stroke lights.
The plays were a. great way
to end the tnanv weeks of
stud) done on inythology.
Also. on April 16. the
Grade 7 and 8 students
travelled to London to the
[max and (irtlid Theatre.
They witnessed • a
documentary incivie on a
group of .climbers who set
ciut 10 cimb the highest
moutitain in. the World
E>,crest. At the Grand
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