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GODFRICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, 'Rpm)
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You can
tell from
the expressions on the faces of these
students from Queen Elizabeth School that Santa Claus,
Christmas and Toyland hold as much mystery and//excitement
for them as for ' any other children at this ty ne of" year.
'Beginning at, the top left and going in a circle, Linda, Bobby,
Kenny and Willie are clearly thrilled by Meir proximity to
Santa and all the other joys of ,Christmas time in the city. The
youngsters, with their antes"from Queen • Elizabeth School
l
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- jaunt into London Monday of this, week.
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-visit London- Mon.
tre
Students from Queen
Elizabeth School in Goderich
• enjoyed a fun -filled day in the
city of London Monday. The
highlight of the trip for many
youngsters, was quite naturally,
a visit with Santa Claus at the
Wellington Street Mall.
Lunch out in a restaurant was
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another feature of ' the outing.
After that, the' children, walked
through the market place to
admire the fish, the birds, the
monkeys, the ' fruits and the
vegetables.
Teachers and volunteer
escorts 'report that young eyes
were filled with -awe at the
display in Simpson's windows.
The theme there was teddy bears
. and took the full attention of
sW.�,the group.
Back at the shopping mall,
rides up and down . 'on .,the
escalators . and elevators were
envigorating before fa . visit to
fun -filled Toyland. f
The trip was made b; bus and
will' be one which 'the local
students will.. not likely soon
.forget.
OPP .have two
snowmooiles
The Goderich f)etact rrr. it of
the r)ntario Prov i.-ial Pol'c. 'las
added iwo new snow vehicles
and .1 trailkr to its compliment
of e11'ilmient.
Tac snow vehicle;, will be used
in the enforcement of the snow
vehicle .,laws' and will be used
extensively to check • cottage
areas.
OUTER:WEAR'
'CASUAL -JACKETS
WI N DBREAKERS
CAR COATS
PARKAS
Quilted or .Pile
Linings
Sizes 36 to 46
$1.795
Up
;.,li'he.n we are tmished'we plan tb matt o get1ao0uppnes-for when we gdt''Out of the b„o,,, t ander
went over anal, .started to shake
hands with some of them they
' were very kind.
It was getting dark sb we_.
decided- to make a fire and made
our campsite. In the .morning. as -
soon as the Sun came out I was
guided around ttzie camp ground
and I was given a thirteen. foot
snake skin and another one that'
was, about three and • one, half
•feet •ir bg,""r t gTband,`•a-bracelet -
made nut of beans, arrow -heads,
a little boat made out of wood, a
long pipe, an arm -bracelet and a
basket in which the boys carry
all df• their supplies in. These
articles were used in the.
everyday life by the natives.
n, I spent two enjoyable rnonths
in Brazil before sadly making my
•return • journey ,to Canada. This
vacation .I wil'I,never forget.
FLOAT FOR SANTA
CLAUSPARADE
The Students Council' 'is busy
Batalon (a thirty foot hong,, six through the ' water. You could, _„preparing a float for the Parade
feet wide canoe). The land here not see all of the forest, you in,- Goderich on Saturday.
is thick with tropic green forest,•could only see as far as the bank. WATCH FOR US!
lVlansinal) 71 6wn monke Y.ou . could_alsa_ see_..411_.:of. the.,.. _
Chatter from _Colborne School
GRADE 2 animals and scenery • are bend somewhere from here.
Students of. Mrs. Rau's room beautiful here., - When we had arrived • in
are very busy these days. As a 7 1 am in Brazil. My wife and I Manauswe saw a group of dark
Red Cross Project' we are making are on our way to Manaus. We people on each- side of us who .
a scrap book of Christmas Cards,, travel on this trip every six
- .:_ •.� , .�414.t took, very_ . l:'rieradlX.�=:.hula..
give jt to the SentOr C itizens. at '"our Missionary camp in Obrdos
H,ronview in Clinton.
GRADE 3
Cinquains
Pencils, Sharp Leads,
scratching on paper, Hard, round
and smooth crayons. •,w -
* *
Rulers, • short, long, Tapping
on desk, hard, thin, and rough
stick.
GRADE,4
Mrs. Harrison and students in
Grade 4 wrote a letter to our
Foster 'Child, Lau Mei.wah. We
told her many things ,about the
winter as it is in Canada. We
hope our letter will get'to her in
time for Christmas.
Just a while back a half mile
out of Obidos we ran into some
rapids. 'Though the paddlers
tried hard to steer in and out
among the rocks, we soon hit a
jutting On# which stabbed a hole
in our boat. With me and Kate
bailing and the -natives paddling
we soon, reached dry land. There
the natives patched up the hole•
while. my ,wifeand I- looked -
around. Soon we put our boat
`back `into - the water and went
upon our journey ;again. Finally
here we are. '
Now we are going into' the
city, where we will get our
supplies and descend upon our
way back t� Obidos.
W`LD SOUTH' MY ADVENTURE TRIP
AMERICAN JOURNEY 4 BY DALE DUNCAN
BY MARTHA ROBERTSON The ,ran was muchy and
Hello! My name is, Bandar slushy whil4 We were travelling
Bassa. I am .riding 'down the on a fi.nge beat. In some places it
milky white Amadn” River, was so rocky that we had to all
Eight natives are paddling this get out, to pull or push the boat
r
t'�ra�ter m�rrrly`i rri igi b ran ch es. 'be a cry" S-r=s ngmg-aitd'
Beautiful coloured birds are from' tree to tree.
flitting, from tree to tree. A , My reason for this trip is
thirteen foot long ;pithran because. my family and I wanted
-sl'rthers—along - the ground: -T-tris--- t.o t n f9r a .vacation _to 13raz.il. We
snake is hat( grown and can are about twenty miles from
squeeze 'you to death. • The Manaus _whi,ch'•is just around the
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Each grade is busy getting
ready for the Christmas Concert
planned for the school gym on'
'I`uesc ay,* Decemb'eT 21 'Mark
this date on your calendar now
' so that you wouldn't forget it.
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Each Friday, Rev. Leonard Warr, ;minister of Victoria Street and Benmiller United Churches visits
Colborne School. ast Friday, Rev. Warr displayed some of the things he brought with him from` -
Brazil. Seen with ev. Warr are (left to right) Lynn Pollock, Danny Willis, Carl Brindley, Maro
Moore,' Martha' Ro ertson and Brenda Pollock. Rev: Warr's topic was much appreciated as'Grade 6
is studying Brazil in Social Studies. Essays in this week's news tell about that country. (Colbgrne
School picture)
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