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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-05-27, Page 314`00i +; ; INS The five and ten-year leaders awards were presented at the 4-H achievement night for "Surviving with Style-" at Brookside Public School on May 6. The winners were, from left, Joanne Sproul,.Dungannon 1, five-year award; Delores Van Osch, Kingsbridge, ten-year award; Marie Stewart, Dungannon 11, ten-year award; 'and Sally Wright, Dungannon II, five-year award. (Man Rivett photo) • Br..okside students study snakes, frogs and crayfis BY J':1SON (CAMERON, JENEAN' HELM ADRIAN RAI.: AND TRISHA Ma( DONALD • BROOKSIDE. Library .. As t1•tn corns Bearer to the intinth of ,lune, BROADCAST pupils are reminded to.return any material that they • have borrowed from the library and still not he using for --the remainder of the school year. .(;rade one pupils have been viewing a new. television series called • Take A look... 1'resetitly, they are inter•esttl in the pro- grams about plants. Some of the girls and bcivs have borr'ow'ed books to .read about 'Plants. • • ' (;rode .six people are ,just about to find sonie.inforrnation about European countries ;111d to see if they tcould be interesting places to visit during the summer holidays. Grade 2, Roam :l . • visitors included three five-day old chicks. We have been working extremely Fuad on Scott Rintoul was' the proud owner and ex - a published edition of 0 story.. 'clic results tr•etne.ly good care was provided. are terrific. We are, pleased to welcome Grade 7 . Martina 1Illdcbrand to our class. Birthday ()n May 21 we held our track and field day. .greetings to Stuart Hackett• We.would like to extend birthday wishes to - Grade 4, Room t] • . The grade four, room nine students are studying •pond life. Some 'students have brought in some pond creatures such as snakes, frogs, crayfish and other creatures. We wish a ,happy birthda'v to Michael Johnson on May .10,and to Amanda Tocicl .whose birthday was May 18. • The grade fours have been practicing hard for track and field which is on May 21. '!'hey enjoyed a record hop on May 12. They .. have their 'own personal spans out in the hall arid are responsible to °cahnge their ~vork every week. .Grade 4-5, Portable 2 It might be ‘1P187 but Mr. Culp's class is stu- dying pioneers. The class is divided up into seven groups with four people in each group. Every clay each group does one exciting ac- tivity. '!'here are slides, filmstrips, coloring, local history and reading. And they all have their own scrap book to put their work in. Now for the chicken report. Duncan Mow•brl,y'Bs egg was the first egg to hatch tion Area on May 20. We identified trees, visited hedge rown communities and walked through the red pine plantation where we" saw the next succession, of forest growth. Our class was also involved in planting trees by hand. . Grade 6, Room 8' Room 8 has been very busy practising for Field Day. We received our class pictures'. 1" nur students were chosen to be captains in two -pitch. Preparations are being made for the• camping trip on- June 112. 'Special Joyce !McWhinney and Mark Andrew who had their birthday's' this past week. ' Survey For our survey this, week, the question is "What is your favorite field day event." In grade 8, Rob Woods says he likes the high jump and Trisha MacDonald likes the n dash. 'In grade 7, Peggy Brindley likes the triple jump while Tricia Corkum likes "anything that. doesn't have to do with running." . Grade.3, Riy»m 4 . In Krakatoa, room 4, this week we are in- troducing Krista Ritchie. We are talking about Rick Hansen too. He is almost home from his trip in a wheelchair around the world. This week 'is a workweek. eek. We are doing research on animals in the library and • we are• working on our,,Ideal Community stories and maps. • • „ Last week we introduced Kevin Rintoul. Our transportation surveys are co mg in. In our survey we are finding out th• t people want buses in our,community. Th k you.if and they will let you know is anymore of the o. you filled one out. Our farm co ittee is eggs hatch. :making a community on two tab We (:rad 6, Room 7 , have an arena, a church with stained glass ( )tir class visited the Wawanosh ('onserva- Turn to page 1t2A ttyi QUALITY AT - SOUND PRICES- PUW,NEEK -.Pll6•MIAIE .ar, �■' ib: " I A-113,1 Nr� AU,�N PIN coil.) car,;.; l ::3v, •1 - ■ IIS t ElblI. AGN w"' w MODEL A225 DIGITAL • ETR • 12 STATION PRESETS • SEEK SCAN • AUTO REVERSE • FADER • PRE -AMP OUT $16995 MODEL Ai i3 DIGITAL • ETR • 12 STATION PRESETS • SEEK/SCAN • AUTO STOP • METAL • FADER $1299 Celebrity chef Stu hel.s wit Colborne cookout . On Wednesday, April 29 a record crowd attended the Colborne Central productuai of Wheels.- a musicale that attempted to ex, plain the evolution of tom's greatestinven- tion. Everyone from grades one" through eight had an active part in the concert. Many interesting special effects v.'re im- plemented in order to put Tinish to the pro- duction. Copies of our video tape of the con- cert are available for 12 per copy . ('all 524-6252 to order yours. On May 4 the entire staff attended a 1'I ) Day in Wingharn.. The .thence of that da\ was Communication. • Un May 7, the Kindergarten class visited ,Glen McNeil's faun. On the 8th, the grads fi 7 class.spent the day at Wawanosh. In order to help raise some tnon.vy to sup- plement 'the cost of field trips the entire school has been involved in several projects. . On May -14, Mr. B'rereton's class and Mr. Bond's class held a very successful Bake and White Elephant sale. Grade 4-5 also hail a successful garage sale.' 'We like to thank all.of the parents who sent things to be sold and supported these ventures. • ,Two weeks 'ago, Mr. Medd's class -went to. two area farms and picked •,12 wagon loads .Id stories.' i If anyone needs stones, have we got a deal for you!.) ()n May 20, Mr.. Sanders' class held a successful Book,Sale. On May 28, -the grade 2-3 class and grade ii -7 .class are holding a Hamburger Day. Stu Steenstra, owner of the, Burger Bar in Goderich, has generously,donated the ham- burgers for this fundraiser. Stu is also cotri- ing-out to the' school to act as our Celebrity Chef. '!'hanks • Stu• for your generous support.. • (;t)UER1('H Si(;NAL-STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1987 PAGE IgA 18 Years Experience in the Lawn Business Reasonable Rates Guaranteed Results Licenced & Insured Call... G.DOCJ. Students Council would like to thank the following merchants for their support involving "FORMAL '87 - THE ORIENT" I ht• (,sinus• Atttn,111 A Puwoll. st. 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