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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-02-18, Page 32Gillette Foamy 300 mL only ir 4 9 PAGE 112A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 1987 Vau co-uki win once/ 25 toDeasure Cay„ to hunt for i, IL ;'0 Siikience Shampoo or Con • iti ner 400 mL only 19 .9 Toni Personal Perms only 3.79 Adorn Hair Spray 400 m� only2 99 Dry Idea Spray Deodorant 200 mL or Roll-on 75 mgr or Stick Deodorant • Trac ll or Atra Razor glades 5's only 89 Good News Disposable Razors 4's only 9 0 Tame Shampoo or Conditioner 500 mL or Hairspray 400 mL or Nonaerosol Spray 300 mL only2 14, 29 TRI ANGLE DISCOUNT Patpnr.;Merlrcene& '.:Cosmetscs 172 The Square, Goderieh; Main Corner, Clinton; Main Corner, Seoforfh Scho INS A member of the.Holmesville boy's volleball team is airborn ih an attempt to return a serve in action against Robertson at Robertson School last week. Area elementary schfrols partncipated in the one - day event. ( photo by Dave Sykes) Students hold Valentine's Day party • REPORTERS -Jason Cameron, Adrian Rau, -Trisha MacDonald, Janine Helm Miss Jewitt's Grade two class had a party un Friday for Valentine' Day. They are going to be finished a unit on space soon. In the unit they. have learned' about the planets, sun, the.moon, and•the stars. Happy Valentines Day to everyone. They would also like to wish. Crystal Hickey a Happy Birthday on Monday, Feb. 9,'1987. Mrs. Worsell's Grade 5 class worked on Valentine Activity Centres this week. Several ;pupils also participated in the Junior Volleyball Tournament oil Wednesday. Mrs. Cameron's class on Friday made•. Valentine holders. On. Tuesday they made Valentine cards, heart -mice and cupids. Mrs. Ottewell's Grade .3's welcomed en- thusiastically a return „visit from Mrs. Graham who helped them make Valentine 'banners and Mr, Robinson who taught them to do mime arJ,d•more concentration games. The in -class public speaking winners were: Adella Andrew,' Jack Chisholm and Trevor Moffjt with>Mark Kerr receiving, honourable ITISMOIMEMEMINEMSERMORMW ta BROOKSIDE BROADCAST IRS mention. • Mrs. Young's,Grade 1-2 class is very busy with Valentine .activities! Last weeks "All about 111Q" was -Devon MacDonald and this week is Graham Cere. • • Mrs. (.'larke's Grade 3 said their speeches .this week. They were all terrific thanks to Mr: Warren Robinson who helped us learn how to speak! It was hard to pick two for the , gym but we decided to send Debbie Ross • (Trees ) and Grant Cairncross ( Lady, My 'Dog i, 'Mr. Geoff Walker came to visit. He •• showed us a bluebird house and pictures of " bluebirds. We loved the colour of the bluebird. We hope he can'come again and' will make some homes for the bluebirds! We ,are having Valentine centres this week and we are introducing Robin Hoggarthh We are also having hot clogs at our Valentine Party. YUM! The reporters are Angela Brindley and Mrs. Clarke•' Mrs: • Tebbutt's class helped their $ 1 BILLION SPECIAL C G.'._ .'._INS PIRG A Helping H d forGrai*ifrmers The Special Canadian Grains Program is assisting farmers with $1 billion. This initiative, announced by Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, is the largest of its kind ever undertaken by any Canadian government on behalf of farmers. It is a national program that responds to a national need. It will help offset low grain and oilseed prices resulting from the subsidy war between the, European Community and the United States. The first $300 million will be in the hands of grain and oilseed farmers this winter. Another $700 m• o will be paid out in the spr • g. The details of this historic program are.,as,,fo.11olivs: You wilt benefit if, ih 1986, ■ you grew wheat, barley, oats, rye, mixed grains, corn, soybeans, canola., sunflower seeds for crushing or fla.x, // -164 ZIFF ,'- '41 .11.; 145-4-4' rr lir 4 111/.7 / riP v „r r m. Pedigreed seed, high moisture corn, high moisture barley and farm fed grain are also covered., 2 The first cheques -are ■ being mailed directly to - Western farmers based on Canadian Wheat Board permit' book data.. 3_2If your crops are not in.cluded in permit book data, or if you are a qualifying producer' who doesn't receive a cheque, you can pick up an application at the following places: • Offices of Members of Parliament • Grain elevators • Grain producer organizations • • Agriculture Canada offices and research stations • • Farm Credit Corporation Offices. Youcan also have forms mailed to you by contacting the Administrator, Special Canadian Grains Program, Agriculture Canada, Ottawa K 1 A 1J3. Phone (613) 957-7078. APPLICATION DEADLINE IS MARCH 31st, 1987. The Government of Canada is committed to ensuring that. agriculture remains a strong and vibrant part of our country's economy. The Special Canadian Grains Program is a part of that commitment. , Gayer nine Goovernenrernt �f Caro da du Carjada Canada' kindergarten peer par'tner's to make dough bears this week. Thanks to Mrs. M. Webster . and •Mrs. Blanchette for all the preparation and•for• the opportunity to help create these fairy -tale creatures. Grade (i has shown , their speech finalists i)ana Park and Jodi Riley. First runner-up was Jodie Webster,. second runner-up was Barb .Nivens.Gracle ii reporters are Janice Webster and Heather Jefferson. On Monday, in Miss Mothers' class, they welcomed Mrs. Graham, the Art Coor- dinator. She worked with the .children to make a repeating pattern ' using heart shapes. This excercise was a good start to,a • week full of Valentines Activities and stories. • Kindergarten Two.built an Incredible, Edi- ble Snowman using bird seed, bread, raisins, peanut butter, etc. to help our feathered friends through the snowy weeks ahead. They are also making bread bears with the aid of Mrs. Marie Webster and Grade 6 peer partners. ,, This week we have two different groups for our survey questions. For the seniors (,IGrade 7 & 13( the question is: "Do you think Physical Education should be compulsory in ' all grades in high school?" In Grade 8, Jeff Storey and Rob Woods both say that, yes Phys. Ed. should be com- pulsary,''because w'e„l?.a*tc ceep in, shape. Mrs..Allen,,a teaches, 1.41yP'Students who are physically fit• have 0 better frame of mind in which to learn.” Joyce McWhinney., . Grade 7, says no, because not everybody. likes it, • In the Junior grades the question is: "What is your favorite subject in school??" Angela Tyndall is Grade 6 says Math. Kat'en Storey Grade 4, says Phys. Ed.•Dillon Moore in kindergarten says he likes centers, and Daryl Aitchison in Grade 1 says writing. PUTiiI..l(' SPEAKING . Winners of the Public Speaking contest in the gym on Feb. 12 were as follows: ' Primary, Grade 1 - first - Jordan Andrew; second - Allis Hackett, third - Laura. Wilkins. Grade 2 first, ('ayley • Miore, se- cond - Brent Cameron, tied for third Liesabeth Hartman, Tan;nry Middlecarnp. Grade 3 - first - Adella Andrew''. second - .Jack Chisholm, tied for third - Debbie Ross, Grant Cairncross. Junior, Division, first - Shane Webster. Grade 4, second - Michelle MacGillivray, Grade 4, third - lasa Cair•ucross, Grade 6. Intermediate Division, first -,Joel Wright, Grade 7, second - Linda Hayden, Grade 7, third - Jason Cameron, Grade 8. The judges were Helen Blake, Maty Bere, Don , Tremeer, 'Tony McQuail, Louise Sygrove, Ian Clarke and Marie Webster. First and second place winners in the junior and intermediate divisions will cornpete,at the Lucknow Legion contest in Lucknow on • Friday, Feb. 27, at 8 p.m. BIRTHDAYS Birthday greetings from Room 1 to Craig Moffat and Jeff Maclean. A Valentine theme was evident in the school on Friday, Feb. 13 with several rooms having goodies brought in and Valen- tines exchanged. Many classes had hot dogs for noon lunch augmented by sweets of all kinds brought from home and shared, A Valentine dance was held at noon in the gym. - ART Mrs. Dee Graham, Huron County Art • Coordinator was at Brookside on Friday. She did snow paintings with the ehilclren in R2 using a mixture of soap flakes and starch - very effective on coloured paperand easily cleaned up. Mrs Graham -taught 1 -point perspective to Grade 6 doing street scenes. Surviving with Style 4-1 ,Club holds meeting On Feb. 9, Port Albert 4-H Club hold their first meeting for the project "Surviving with Style". The leaders are Donna Hayden, Bev Weaver, and Marcia Hoak. President is Wendy Miltenburg, Vice-president Laurie Hayden, Secretary Rhonda Dickson, and Press Reporter is ,Linda Hayden. The club discussed minor plumbing pro- blems and examined a toilet tank to see how it works."They also discussed how to he safe when home alone. There are 18 members in the club. •F'or home assignment they are to find where the fire e)ctinguisher, breaker or fuse panel, and water shutoff, are located it their homes,