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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-04-08, Page 44PAGE 16A - COUERICH SIGNAL -STAT t , WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1987 THE SE.,I:O,'H .,USfNE! 15 IMP IVE .IE',T .1SSOCI;l'TION le P HOSTING Sch ol News LU C,;± r mIT ,I THS IER AV' 'ET RSO ricultur blister Jade RI ;deII SD, { ® RIL 1611:45P. ural C i u Pty Revitalization la THE SE .F +RTI1 & ISTRICT COM INIUNITY C. N TRES Hai,= 11 lu strot'on roprodocod from 'Hlatork Londreapo® 04 'Huron County' by NIdholoe HIII, Architect/plonnor, London TICKETS AVIKA MM on ® first c a.me, first serge basis from Tom lemon,. Seoforth moinstreet Co-ordinotor, S 27-0160,,Seoforth Town Hail. VELM MULLEIN! CATERING TICKETS 10.00 Lions Mo1Ister Dabber Bingo $25 r $8,50 ®00 In Prizes Jackipot must g( AT WAL.I<ERTON COMMUNITY CENTE Saturdays April 25, . at 7:30 p.m. Admissions s20. per Package, 14..Sheets For. 12 Reg. Games - at 5250. Each, 2 Quickie Games s2E i., Specials‘Extr , 2 -'1000. Specials, One Share The -Wealth, 5500, Early.Bird-, Bonanza 11 Proceeds For Community Work" Ticket's Av • ilable .to K ieffer's Men's' Wear; Bell's Mini Market; Our Country !Re,staurant; Standard Trust; Radio Shack. LES Autographing books kept Toronto author Shirley Day busy Friday morning at Victoria Public School. The author -illustrator of three children's books visited the school as part of a Writer's Union pro- gram called "Authors in the School". She read books, sketched il- lustrations and answered a variety of questions from the students who gathered in the library to meet her. While in Huron County, Ms. Day also visited Robertson Memorial, Brookside and Holmesville public schools. (photo by Lou -Ann Hope) b . n school students BY CHUCK PETERSON ° AND MARJORIE HULLAH Robertson had-an•excellent Science Fair "r last Tuesday when projects from the Grade 7 and 8 students were on display. The win- ,ROUND -UP ners for Grade 7 were: first - Elizabeth Ball; Second - Niki Machan, Third - Geremy Smith and Michael Biggin ( tie), and fourth - the rain 'help to clean up the 0T:of-doors. Rhonda Castle. Grade 8 winners were: first ' Jamie Riehl, our resident artist, has - Tanya Ross; sec6nd - Trish Currie; third - created Caricatures' of everyone in 7A for Jacki Rau; and fourth - Jeni Hayter. Tanya the class poster for Camp Sylvan. You will Ross ("Erosion Control") and Trish Currie really enjoy seeing your child immortalized ( "How Do Hamsters Learn?") will repre- at camp on our poster. Come and see it at sent our school at the Huron County Science our fund-raising events! Tickets for the Bed-' Fair to be held in Clinton Public School on. • ford Hotel. Smorgasbord are almost gone so April 10-11, with public viewing onthe Satur-. if you want one,. act fast! For $1 you win a day, April 11 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. chance on a pair of,ticketsfor Bedford Hotel The kindergarten is getting ready for spr- Sunday Smorgasbord'- value $19.90, ing! We are busy making pictures of pussy Mrs. Brown's Grade One class have writ- willoWs, flowers, trees in blossom and green ten some great books called, "I like Hats," grass. We have been learning how maple for a hat theme, day. They also, ,had fun syrup is made and'how the wind, the sun and parading some spring hats and wearing FERTILIZE active pirate hats while they read Peter Pan. They have also been preparing for spring and Easter by writing stories and doing Easter activities. Grade six has decided to do a mural for 'artw We will pick groups and then we will draw or glue" things down. I.n music we are doing a project on any music we choose. We are also doing a lot of 'other different and in- teresting things. Miss Braid's Grade Two class says, "We are doing lots of Easter thing in ,our' classroom; we are learning about clocks and we are doing mini science experiments. We bring them in and talk about them. We like grade two!" ' Grade three's are having great fun learn- ing, about area, volume .and length in arithmetic. As,well, their multiplication and division facts are being tackled quite nicely. They are also working very hard on an Easter project for their parents. A surprise! TR�YB1LTo Make your sales grow .. in this year's Horne' & Garden Guide You can reach over 13,000 households in the vast area surrounding Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth and Lucknow. Don't miss this edition for all your Indoor and Outdoor Decorating, Landscaping and Gardening Ideas! Ad Copy Deadline is Friday, , Arel 10, 1987. � Call YOUR Friendly Ad -visor Today! 524-2614 Don Hubick...mm000ama0000moomee.Exto 30 Sherry PeIkey0 . Steve Waivers........... a a o o m m ... 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