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Our class is having a bazaar
there will be draws on a box of
chocolates them . also will be
candies, cookies, cupcakes, a fish
pond and cakes, , we will have a
draw on a planter, brownies,
tarts, we are earning it to go on a
trip to Niagara Falls..
MRS. CORY_
We have been watching the,
hedge outside our windows leaf
out, the grass turning greener,
the robin that, always builds
across the street 'in a vine and
.have .decided that nature knows
when it's time for spring even
thdugh the weather man isn't
sending us many warm spring
days. We have been learning more'
about garden flowers .and' have
enjoyed duplicating them in tissue
and construction paper.
MRS. FISHER
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This week we have been'
learning that all plants don't grow"
from seeds.
Some grow from bulbs that we
planted in our .gardens last
.autumn. We have been .talking
about the hyacinths, daffodils and
tulips that wee noticed n ourwav
to school. Some of use nought .
pretty spring bouquets of them. It
was fun re-enacting the story of a
bulb to music.
MRS. REDMOND
,On Friday, Billy brought three
toads to school. We.talked about
the toads and we made a story
,aboutthem. This is our story.
Billy bro ightr _three- toads_. to _
school. Two toads are big and one
toad is little. The toads are
greenish brown: They have red
and black bumps. They are hard to
see in the grass and in the garden.
The toads havestronglegs so they
can hop and. jump. The `toads
helped us sing. O'Canada ` this
Morning. '
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MISS. VERHOEF
Stephen Boyce brought in a
cocoon of a recropia moth. The
class hopes to see it come out of
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.MISS McKAGUE
In art we made pretty blossom
trees and colourful kites.
Our booklets about -the seasons
told about our changing weather.
MRS. CRANSTON
I9 Room ,7 we are very
interested in the story of,
"Communication". Some.
interesting projects have been
begun to show the progress in
communication. ' •
MR. SNELL
We have completed our studies
of Australia and New' Zealand and
are ,no* concentrating on an
• investigation of simple machines.
The grade sixes are working, on
Measurement while th'e grade
fives are studying fractions. in
Mathematics.
MRS. MacDONALD
Laverne Barnett brought some
Jamaican Johnny Cakes for us to
taste. These are made with
cornmeal and cooked in a frying
pan. She also brought the recipe
which some of our young cooks
are planning to try.
MRS. STEEP
Mrs. Steep and the library
helpers are very busy getting our
new selection of primary books
ready for the students to use. All
the students have been asking to
take out these books.
MRS. HESK,'"
On Friday, May 5, 1972, our
class had a sampling day, for
tasting foods, of South America,
Some things we 'sampled were;
grapes, coconut, chocolate fudge,
, pineapple, cashew nuts, Bt axil
nuts,, coffee, cocoa, bananas,
tapioca and coffee cake, We
enjoyed our sampling day very
much.
--By Deborah Ward
and Jackie Schneider
In the last few weeks our class
has been studying South America.
We decide -to have. our .Sampling
Day on Friday, May 8th. On
• Thursday our class made a List of
fonds to bring. Christy Doddy and
Cheryl Harrison made some,
tires vpjcn•,oafdfeFye.cake randCheryl's mother
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Other people brought different
foods, So, on Friday we had a '
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variety of pineapple, coconut,
grapes, tapioca, coffee cake,
fudge, brazil nuts, cashew nuts,
coffee and,cocoa. It was a lot of fun
tasting the food from South
America.*
By•Sheri.MacLaren
and Pamela Lamb
MR. CARROLL
•Boys' basketball haS come to a
successful conclusion with Team
3 emerging . its the over-all
champs. They also won the
schedule games by ending the
series in first place. Thee points
are summarized below:
i'st = Team 3.- 9 pts.
2nd—T`eaii4'-7pts.
3rd — Team 2-5pts.
'4th — Team 1 — 3 pts.
The names of the winning team
are: Larry Daer, Randy Little,
Doug Thompson,, •Barry
Tranquada, . Bill Ross. Jeff.
•Baxter, Bill Sanderson, Tony
Bedard, Randy Lamb, ,David
Prouse, Erwin Schneider, Bob
McCreight, Mike Milley, Terry
Sweitzer.
A REED BOAT
We are making a life size reed
boat. We are making it because
the Incas,,used.reed boats. We're.
yrng"'io Shaw ri`41 ' as firlftf' "—
and how it works. We are making
bundles of that will he bound
together to make the boat.' We are
hoping it will float. It is about 12
feet long.
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assano asks
• On Monday evening, May 1 St. the four resolutions accepted this
Joseph's Council of the C.W.Lt year by the Didcesan Ccuneil, to
met in the Church Hall with 19 be voted on at this convention, twos'
members in .attendance. Father
were presented by .St. Joseph's
H. Cassano opened .the meeting Council. These two were with
with the league prayer and Mrs. regard to increasing farm
Joy Courtney presided. incomes and the preservation of
In thetabsence of the Recording the family farmAlso mentioned
the Aka
was the resolution of St. Peier's
..(rauncii, Goderich regarding the
insistence of pre -marriage
Courses. The fourth is in regard
•- to ,ass,iK xanc"e'wto needy
pensioners.'Mrs. Jqe Courtney
and Mrs. Clarence Doherty are
representing three councils of
our parish at this convention.
Mrs. Walter Clare, Christian .
Fancily Life Convener, reported
that Vocation Dav was observed
on April 23. A report was given on
the Girl Guides in .which it was
stated that new leaders will be
needed for the Fall.
Church Life Convener, Mrs.
John - Austin. reported"' that
Sunday, April 23 as well as. being
Vocation Day was also Diocesan
League Day. Our' new executive
was installed with membets doing
the readings and taking up the
offering."
Cultural Life Convener,. Mrs.
Secretary the minutes ofprr"
meeting were read by Mrs. John
Howard,
'It was mdied by Mrs. John
Austin and seconded , by Mrs.
Eugene Frayne.that a President's
pin be purchased to be worn by the
President and passed on, to each
new President.
It was m(tved that drivers
taking cars •to the deanery
meeting he paid mileage.
Correspondence was read by
Mrs. Jotin Austin. It was moved by
'' Mrs. •. Reis Miltenhurg and
seconded by Mrs. Walter Clare
that we -send for the Handbook for
Conveners.
The group were invited by the
•U C.W, o'f Dungannon to a 'Ladies
Dav" being held on June 1 from 10
a.m. to 3:30.p. m . in the Dungannon
United Church.
The Diocesan Convention is to
be held this month in Sarnia. Of
John Howard. reported that the 17
pins for the Grade 8 , gr•aduates
have arrived.
Communications and. Public
Relations Convener, Mrs.'.Jim-
Martin, reporte1on the meeting.
of the Ashfield Women's
David Prouse .
Tony Bedard
Gordon Budny
CLOTHING
The men's clothing was one
burlap sack sewn together with
fishing line. They wore a band
around their head. Theo also wore
a -pair of sandals made out of
leather and a hat made out of
burlap and a. very warm cape
(Blanket) for chilly nights.
The ladies clothing was one
burlap sack sewn together with
fishing line. They wore a hand
around their tread and- a pair of
sandals made out of leather and a
hat made out of burlap and a warm
shawl for cold nights,
By—Kelly S.
Patty P.
Dawn 0,
INCA HOUSE
We are building an Inca' house.
We are showing the .outside of the
house and the inside of the house.
There are pens and a•pond for
their ducks. Their animals were.
Llamas and alpacas, goats, dogs
and pigs..
Theinsidewill have' mats. it
was a one room hut. .We're
covering the but with clay and we
are going to have an earthen floor.
On`the outside' we are going t8,
have a stone fence and mountains
in the background. __
' —By Debbie Allen
Barb Str"aughan
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE' .
We are making a suspension
bridge showing two 'Mountains
with a small body of water.
We have a frame with the
realistic look of two rnountaitis
and a small valley containing a
—small body of water.
We are trying to show the
fashion in which the Incas did it.
We are trying to use real
materials.
By D. Reed
• P. Teichert
S. MacEwan
AN ADOBE BRICK & POTTERY.
First we mix;'water,- clay, dirt,
ground up grass, and straw. Then
weut the mixture in a mold 3" X
8" X 32" -and let it hake fora week
in the sun. We are trying to show a
real adobe brick.
We are making clay mbdels'to
show the Incas pottery.
By Jamie McGee
Jim_ Clement
Larry Crawford
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'The Goderich Youth Bowling Council recognized the achievement of these bowlers when they
presented them with trophies during the annual banquet on Saturday evening. These bowlers who
captured High Sin'gle honors are, left to right, front, Anne Marie Murphy, Randy Little; back, Lori
. Beattie and Mike Cumming§;—staff photo .
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bake sale May 2:6
Mrs. William Porter, presided
at the May meeting of the
Goderich Women's Institute. in
the absence. of the President..
Mrs..G. Morley. • _
After the opening 011e and Mary
Stewart collect was repeated. the
roll call, was answered,by twenty
seven members, and one visitor
The'roll call. was, . naming one
way, .in which l'irogress •has
changed your life.
The Secretary Treasurer.
'Mrs. El ;Sitter read the minutes.
of the last meeting also the
correspondence. A Food 'Foram.
'One Dollar's Worth of Meat is
to be- held in the High School in
.Clinton. on June the first. •
The Horticultural Society.
General Meeting. will he held in
Gorrieron May.31 at 8 p.m. There
will hea Bus trip on Jung 14 to the
Pioneer ,Village.. at Woodbridge.
'for the Historical Society.
Delegates to the District"
Annual,for the W.I. on Mav the
thirty first, Mrs. E. Sitter:Mrs.
'Ai Potter, ",1r•:;. ti. Chili:moot.
and Mr's. Beit Mills.
A report of Program Planning
Meeting whist Vas held at'Vlrs. G,
Morlev's. on April.1 7 . was heard.
A Bake Sale, on Mav 2G at the
.Mill End Store, on the Square.
from 12 :noon: to 3 p,,rn., was
planned. .
Mrs. ('. C'r'ozier'.. Mrs—tick
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'Crank. and Mr's. H. Andersu11. ,ire
to be the Nomination Committee
for the year,
Plans were tn;tr10. to
participate in 411e Snow HAP
Bazaar, in Dec'etnber
The stos:.age of the Minute
Books.- of the Intitirte. 't,rs
discussed,..
Mrs. Bert Crawford then ..took
c'har'ge of the l rociratrl. for the
day,. her theme beim; Resolutions.
Mrs. '1.11. •lolanstone t,tyt' ,tn
inspiring reading, on beim; h,tltlw.
with what we have.' Mrs. I. 1 tke
prepared a paper- our."C•
which provedto•be very thor.r'.:ht-
provoking. • •
ine Lake campouf
The Round '-Owne-rs Camping
Club of .Goderit'h will play; host
• this weekend to a National
Camping and Hiking, Association
Campout for this portion of •
• Ontario. The event is,to he held at
Pine Lake Camp, just off Highway
21, 'between , Goderich and
Bayfield.
*Camping- enthusiasts from
Kitchener, Stratford, Windsor.
Sarnia, London, Kingsville.
Niagara Falls and many smaller
towns in the same region will he
attending.
This weekend. s• -event • will he
the first camp for 197.2 and is set
to get underway offic,ia11v at noon
on 1','riday. Campers are expected
to.ar'rive throughout the after'nohn
and evening ' with organized
activities starting on Saturday rr
Among the activities will be
canoe races... shufflehoard
tournaments, horseshoe
matches. a scavenger hunt and
games for the. children as 'well
Over 50 units are•expected with
average of about four people
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A lovely .discussion to.11nwed.
by thio no tubers expressing their
op1nlons, ern the present T -V.
lrro'gNtns•.that .ire be'in'g- shown..
And what,E',tn he done ;,trout it.
s, G 1n'elis t•nd her
hostes:„it's sei-Ve(j a dainty lunch.
atter thr' singinti of the (Jueen. and
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Missionary Society which some of
our iletnbers attended"ar 1 Ott
which -Miss JessteMac hersonot
Kincardine was, guest st)eaker
with the topic `Reforta Schools!'
Mrs. Eugene Frayrie, Social
Action Convener, had an
interesting .article ori what
portion of the retail price • of , n
beefsteak goes, to the rancher, •
feeder, trucker, abattoir ,and
retailer.
On Wednesday, May 24 at 2 p. m.
the league will look after the May
Birthday Party at H'uronyiew,,,
There are X23 persons with May
birthdays Who will be
remembered with a gift. Mrs.
Eugene Frayne has offered to
shop for those.
The, Cancer Campaign had 12
persons Canvassing* this area
with Mrs. Joe Courtney as team,
captain.
The theme of Father H.
Cassano's dressage was
"mothers". As this is the
Blessed Mother's month he asked
all mothers to pray for vocations.
Moved by Mrs. John Austin and
seconded by M'rs. Con Hogan that
we buy card tables. Mrs. Wilfred
Austin offered to buy one.'
It was moved by Mrs. Eugene
Frayne and seconded by Mrs. '
John Howard that the meeting be
adjourned.
• During lunch Mrs. Con Hogan
won the Mystery Prize.
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