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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-05-10, Page 31Tiger Times from Stephen Central Education Week - Education Week is a time when we celebrate the good things about the school year. We are also celebrating the 20th year of the County Board of Education. We had a Stephen Galleria'paint- ing day. Grades Kdg. through Five chose their own topic. We used the best paper in the school. We usual- ly use tempera block but this time everyone used liquid tempera paints. Mr. Laye is putting up spe- cial picture rails in the halts for hanging pictures. On April 24 un- til May 4, parents can come to look at our Galleria Paintings. The Junior Choir are learning the song Opening Up the World. The Primary Choir is doing a musical play called The Little Train. The Seniors are working on one also. This is going to bca busy month. - Brent Ratz, Grade 4. Room 9 Reports Stephen Galleria - On Fri., April 14 Rooms 5 to 12 painted pictures. They will be on display from April 24 to May 4. Every student chose their own topic. High School band perfor- mance - On Apr. 18 the Exeter High School Band came to Stephen to perform some songs for us. Two girls danced to "Rock Around the Clock". We enjoyed the good show., Primary choir performance - Our Primary Choir is performing an operetta on May 3 called "The Little Train". Everyone is invited. It is the story of a train that gets stuck trying to cross a mountain.. Many trains will not help -him, un- til the Little Blue Engine arrives. Room 9 readers - Everyone in Room 9 has a chance each week to read a story for the rest of us. We get 5 minutes to read and the rest of us are a good audience. - Room 9 telling times - Our classis practicing telling time. We do activity cards and clocks. Room 9 Spelling text - We have been practicing special spelling words from a text every week. We started this five weeks ago. Our spelling text goes home every night for practice. Some peo- ple get perfect on our Friday Spelling Dictation. Room 9 Creative writing - Everyone now uses a picture card for this job. First we examine the picture and answer Who, What, Where, When and Why for it. Then we write a rough copy of a story about the picture. This gets handed in to Mrs. Atthill to be edited. Next we write a good copy and put it in our Creative Writing Duo -tang. We do one story each week. The Phoenix and the Car- pet - The Phoenix and the Carpet wasa story written by E. Nesbit about a mythical bird and a magic flying carpet: Room 6 watched the video program of the adventures of four children, the Phoenix and the carpet. There were eight episodes in all. Room 6 really enjoyed the pro- gram but some thought the ending was very sad. - By Tia Shultz, Peg- gy Brownlee, Judd Desjardine, Jeff Finkbeiner. High School Band enter- tains - On Tuesday, April 18th the South Huron High School Band and Choir came to Stephen Central. They performed before the entire school in the gymnasium. - By Craig Wragg and Jacob Webber. Basketball - On April 7 at Ex- eter Public School the boys basket- ball tournament was held, while the girls played at McCurdy Public School. The day started off with Ex- eter and Usborne playing the first game. Usborne won the tournament opener. Doug and Steve. On Friday, April 7th, the girls' basketball totilnament took place at McCurdy Public School. The re- sults of this tournament were - McCurdy placed first, Zurich placed second, Exeter placed third, Hensall placed fourth and USborne and Ste- phen tied for fifth. --Lisa Rebar1s o and Erin O'Rourke. '0. ANNOUNCEMENT 0' Jennie Rowe will soon be 60! Everyone with best wishes is welcome to celebrate at Exeter's Old Town Hall, May 22nd from 7 to 10 p.m. • 1 EXETER TAVERN It's "The Inn" Place , ENTERTAINMENT THURS., FRI. and SAT. 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Local 235-2000 Veal's Meat Market and Abattoir Would like to treat our valued customers to a sausage and pancake breakfast This Saturday May 13th 8 a.m. - 12 noon C ffee and juice served Please come and enjoy some fun. Picnic tables provided Ross and Pat Veal Mike and Cathy Veal C(WHYMEATS C'S. cc) (Weather permitting) Hwy. 83 - 3/2 miles east of Exeter Phone 235-1123 0 1 1