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'GRADE ONE
We all had a good hoiday and
we're happy to be -back- to
$eltool. This w weep .Qme' .Decile -_ an-- elective class for Gra w it o he New
de Year gave. Mrs: Cory's .class a •
our rogot dew , reader Eights, so they can do 'their chance the calendar and has a hard. cover. It is • projects at school. Which are. talk ,
°
called -Up the Beanstalk because supposed''about the ;
to be;' handed in at winter season: Nowthe weather -has co-operated
our' first story is Jack And The.March. p
Beanstalk. x.,
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Monday afternoon, " .Mrs:
Norman, dazzled ' both 'her class There is, to be a Minstrel Show °
• M1, , Miss. Brenda East and ,Mr. Jack participating 'in it, and have
Garlent: Mrs. Norman presented begun to practise.
a »live, tiue�.to life example, of -
` holy to make butter. This , V 'SENIOR WING
demonstration completed the Ab new 'term of electives ha
Grade four study of the begun. Although some of'theni
Laplanders. Tomorrow • Room are the same as last term, pupils ^
Three, will wander amongst the have had the opportunity to join
desert' communities of the a different group if they wish. •
world.
With the making of butter,
•..-'Mrs. Norman will slipdi off for a • Hobbies and Collections
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With the start. '.of the Neva.
Year we welcome back Mrs.
•' Steep, our • librarian and ° new
member to the teaching staff,
obertson
" •>, Miss Me ague. Our music
teacher r Cameron rn
,Came
hasbeen
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bit with the ,flu bug. We hope he
will feel. better scion.-
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°REPORTi RS
,MaXBourdeau
..,,•, „Michael Sudny
Barbara Bechard
.;Debbie Daer.
:Breoda "Cook
MR,BOGIE Jane Bedard
G I E News - . cornplied by l
Science Projects Telford's Grade 4's
This year Mr. Bogie's class has r a
Ter t ee f t
-MRS. SHADDICK
Minstrel Show
with their plans and they "are
studying about snow. "What is
snow?” Maybe they aren't too
sure yet butfthe snowflake
cut out today were fun „to make
and maybe by the white • stuff
and visiting student teachers, in March a11 the Grade $
s are
' ' MR. MOORE
Week of ` semi -retirement. ,Miss'''Eleven people in this elective
East and Mr. Garlent will assume 'pare, with the help of Mr. Moore,
her responsibilities under her organizing their ° personal
watchful. ;eye. Good. luck Grade ' collections and contributing to.'
fours, I think you -will need it ! ! •thein favourite hobbies, such as
• stamp collections. Did you know -
that a stamp. collector is called a
- • MISS PERDUE philatelist?
-Grade Three --
We are'stt.ill +ing the Maritime. MR, CRAWFORD
provinces in Social Studies, .and Cribbage
about Sir John A. MacDonald. Out of twenty-four students
This ,k we are ,.beginning only two pupils are learning how •
"designs in art. We are studying_:_jo--.plays cribbage. -,In the not too
colour, space, motion, and -size distant' • future they will be
found in designs.
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MR' CURRIE
Room One
--The-pupils-in--Room-�_1- -have-
. been 'working as' research
scientists ort ' the •first`
international moors base. ' On
Monday, `January. ' 10, at 9>30
a.m. „ they • blasted front the
moon's-surface.__only to: crash 2,
minutes lager ' in Copernicus
Crater _With •,.thehelp of their.
Emergency Procedures Kit, ,they •--.-
" e-..,to-retur i -tom : - e r' ,
next week before their.
emergency food supply runs out.
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having tournaments.
MRS. DOWDS
U . • Crocheting,
Wife -
stitch.
are doing a Basic chain
stitch. They are just learning,
MR. SRATCH »
Chess , • .
Mr.,„, Sratch helping ten or
more people to learn chess arid
the _rest are. having chess
matches.. °
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SPEECHES ROBERTSON
...• 'The speeches for the school .
ai"soon going to start. Each
person .,in 'the.. rooms has to say a
speech and then two people are
going •to. be , chosen from each
d rod,m
to -Corn pete -fdrthe school—
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chool—' title. '° r
EXTRA HELP ,
. Mrs. Proctor is giving extra
.,,help in Geography and History
to those who got. low marks in
the first term.' The extra help
classes are held on Tuesday 'after
school hours.
By
Earl Saa)ter
Mark Jones
, . Sculpture v
Today for their elective, they
ate doing wire sculpture; making
animals, people, and various
forms.
FIGHT
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Alan Cook
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Friday,, Mrs, Tielford's reading
class is' having a : eheese and-.
chocolate party as' .part of their
study on 'Holland. « �;
Mr.' .Yoe's class has • been
e rs a t
looks at then ws a t its
ng p pe
articles. They found °there., are
many types of -news:-and some
reports can be considered
exciting.
Mr. Snell's class; all seem. to •` ' ° '� *' �`
be getting 'back' into harness, The Audio -Visual room took
after 'the' short Christmas break. •on a hardware' and, a mobile
The .class has been working on chart stand were installed. The
experiments to.find some of,the shelving should make storage of
'properties_ of air.
materials more compact.
Mrs,'Ileslts Grade Six _class`is,
studying the Weat lades* Tin Art
--they are drawing:people playing
winter sports, w
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Mr. Carroll's -class is making a
, fresh start for "72'! Th'ey' are
studying the spanish- empires in
,.the New World.";They are also
studying 'the conque$t o_f. . the
Ventral American tribes.
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News from 'the Library . Mrs.
Steen:' '
N/� R
Guide and Brownie
News
BE PREPARED
s they ...
distributed before the Christmas next Banc on January -21,
BY PATTY I?ITRIE •
Eight new Girl Guides ,were
welcomed to the Guiding
movement on December 20
when the Second: Guide
Company held their enrolment
meeting.
In other activities recently the, -
Guides went caroling ,as part of
their . Christmas activities on
December 23. The girls stopped
at ;the Nursing Home first and
then went on to the General,
le
° eV SPUN .FREEMAN.
Happy New Year! In this
1972, 0»0.C.1. celebrates its ohe
hundredth birthday! Imagine
what
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thecil.�. uld to us if it
could talk, arld the Ipariy
ehanges, inUeducation jt has seem.
The a11-too:short Christmas
vacation,we
which had looked
forward to Shite. Septenjber has
come and. gone --and" after a
week ' of Christmas and New
Year festtvities•; many'' students,
and teachers too, have found it
difficult. ' to ,;become "involved
with „school again! -
The eight. exams;. written` by
most . 0.D.C,I'" •'students,' Dave
been returned for better or for
worse - and .report cards will be
'sent home tomorrow (Friday).
This first term,' the exams began
at a, later d!t.e than usual and
were written up tg;;the last day
• of school before the holidays. In
other years, the ' exams
commenced in late November,
GODECH SIGNAL -'A,.
of. ,preparations for `Cbrn��
, .. One advantage, though, is.that
more work covered; before the
first term exam 3, but nownthe
second termconsists
a d of only ten
weeks. `Doesn't "that makes the
next exams close? .. •
The selnestered exams-uch as
•dome :Economics; ;Georgraphy
and!' History. for -Year One, and
Technical` subjects are .to
written , d4 January .. 28.
Following thee. exam., a Home
' Economics stddert, for example,
that r,had been. taking a' cooking
course, will change to a sewing
course next'semesterr.. ”
To end the exams;; and begin
.•�• the' •holidays, on the right foot
the Students' Council held 'a
school dancer Wednesday,
December 22nd. "Joshua"
entertained. • ,There was a - good
student turnout, keeping in
' aicordance with other dances
this year.. ' "Fludd" which 'was at
the O'Keefe Centre in Toronto
so tat w. report cars were that eve -ng, will play at the.
vacation.Wednesday January 12 was
Many
Man students found its' Parents Night 'for the parents of
the present Year One (Grade 9)
students. A similar evening for
the karentsof those in Year Two
will ' :".136- 'held .a week later;
January 19.- The ---credit System
that covers the ground today.:
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After the Christmas holidays,
Mrs. Fisher's kindergarten had so
Many things' to talk about. Each
pupil brought something special
to school and told a story about
it. 'Mrs. Fisher• -printed some' of" •
the stories on large sheets of:
paper. 1,..„ •
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Mrs. Irwin's class is very
happy to have two visitors from
Stratford Teacher's College with
'this. week.. We hype Miss
Pierson and Mr. Buck enjoy their
week at, Victoria ,Public School.
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In Social.. Studies, Mrs.
Hopkinsons grade islearning
about life in Northern' Canada.
The Eskimo' people and the
Arctic. The pupils of .this ' Grade
Three Class had .a very Merry
Christmas and want to wish
everyone Good' Fortune in 1972.
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Miss Verhoef's class pasbeen
studying about transportation',
Thy made ' a long train with
.twelve_diffe.rent.kinds .of.,cars_on.. _
it. Two of the classes five
goldfish died:T•TheY hope the.
ones left will..stay alive.
JUNIOR
In our own class we made
plaques of winter scenes: --We
used styrofoam meat trays,
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•PRICE.
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STOCK:
3 FLOORS
Of Footwear'
Tp Charose
From
Hospital_- Following this., outing
they returned ' to the Guide .
Captain's home and enjoyed hilt
chocolate and doughnut.
•The girls in t Second Girl
Guide Companywould. also like
to wish everyone a Happy New
Year: _
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GUIDES •
First Company
By••Pattie McCreight
We started off with inspection'
and then marched into our
Horseshoe. The Captain told us
to.stedy our Promise, ' Law and,
Motto .twhile the other. girl' -
leaned how to' Stalk. Paula
Butler and Sandra Fuller
demonstrated • , the _different
positions that are' used, and then '
the other Guides_ tried to 'folio*
their'exarnpies.
peat moss and two different
kinds of heather. that she
brought back from Scotland
during the summ
• •• difficult to copcentrate b on
C`.
We closed our meeting with 'studying this year in the midst
•
Guide Taps.'
B oWNIES.
Third..Pack
The Third Goderich Brownies -
met at Knox Church on January
3, at four o'clock. After our
regular opening we divided into•
Port
Albert
four groups.
The new Brownies were
learning a ut the Canadian •
Flag. Blow fes working towards
'their Golder Bar were' working
on the compass. Other girls were
learning how to tie and address.
parcels as °they headed 'for -their
▪ Golden Hand.
In Pow Wow all the Bfrownies
told .about ;one of their favorite
toys they got . for/Christmas.
• Deanna Gilders brought her
picture. made out of_ seeds and
Mary Lynn 'Pagon showed us a
--doll. The Secret,:Squeeze was,
passed and someone will bring it
back..n xt1week.. -
Then j3rocy-nie"Taps p
• In. Campfire ' we .,en.loyed
singing "Rainmaker" and
"!tattle, Rattle, Bang, Bang".
The Captain showed ' us some
k7
AA teenager
needs .you
Carl your, CAS
ntended for last Week)
Mr. --and' Mrs. Clarence Hoy
• and Terry Hoy ora Toronto spent::
Christmas -10th, Mr. and Mrs.
Don ` . Bowden and boys in -
London Christmas,' weekend.
Also Mr. and -Mrs. Roc*rt Hoy
of Goderielr visited with them,
on .Sunday.
Ron..,, Fritzley of, Burford..
visited with Mr. and_ Mrs. Elton
Draper last week.
Visitors with. -Mrs. • Archie
' Grenier , for . Christmas were Mr.
'and , Mrs. ` Al Meader, Ron . and
Arnold. of Warren, Michigan and
Mr. and Mrs. Elton -Draper._
• Mr. and Mrs: Don Bowden
-and--Randy- of . London; Mr: -and -
'
Mrs: Robert Hoy, Debby and
Kelly -of Goderich spent New,,
Years with .Mr' and ' Mrs.
" Clarence Hoy: ' a
Mrs. Lewis of Goderich visited
with Mr: and BMs. Elwin Petrie
Christmas and New Years.
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OUR TARGET?
To Reduce Our
Stock. By '30,000
4;000 PAIRS OF -SHOES - BOOTS - FOOTWEAR
MUST'
.Maybe you never knew before but we
k' . • have 3 floors- of footwear and they are
loaded. This may tell you we have lots of
selection but it ' tells us. • "we are
overstocked We are more than
• $30,000.00 or 4000 pairs •of footwear .
overstocked! This sale Will continue until
our stock is dw
oto $30,000.00 -less than
It is
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SHOP EARLY
FOR BEST SELECTION
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LINES NOT SPECIFIED
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wlH l etc l to #fir . its,
who wit!' hav .kn ►
ask que+ Tion s of ' +span
beads.
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Nem year atu '. wi be
able to choose w ver
they wish tot 04.1r sble 'A
number of new courses w be
o_ f red
f e and.. there will !
�_ x h be fowl(
any,. pre-requisits., µ.;, t nth
Parents' fights the,, parents wile:
learn of the various changes.,in
the curriculum of GVD.C.I.
°.The .V o :
ilfing - will
'the move 'this term! 'A.
.Clinton High school is planned.
• for :sometime' early in February '
The' band,has also 'been lnvitel
to - entertain ,at Many of the
feeder public;schools�of
"Murder in the Cathedral"th+
colourful ', ,`play which was:
presented as a part of, Trigon:
'72, will be resented on Friday,
January 1;4• fo the students of F.
E. Madill Secondary School , in
Wingham. This play, ,dirrected try;
Mr. Robinson, will be one of
four different plays perforrned
before. t:�°V,(r'inghahf#', puf lAlsi.., ry
Preparations have •:begun for
the "Winter Weekend" Randy
Hills and. his commtittee'are busy,
, planning . .-Many, _ `rigourouS'
activities for both teachers and
student
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