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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-06-10, Page 9By Adrian Rau Jason Cameron Trisha MacDonald and Janine Helm Mrs. . Worsell's class •sends greetings. to Terri Lynn Menary who is in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. We hope she'll be back with us soon.We recently bade farewell to Brent Gammie who left to spend the sum- mer in the Yukon. Kindergarten 1 On Monday,June 1 we travelled to Lon- don's Storybook Gardens. Everyone en- joyed seeing the animals and nursery rhyme characters. We especially enjoyed their play area. Grade 1-2, Room 1 In Mrs. Young's class, the grade 1 group has finished their unit on money. The grade 2 group is working on place value. This week's "All About Me" is Craig Mof- fat and Jordan Andrew. Grade 3, Room 10 ,We have •been busy painting our paper . rnache farm 'animals. Four of them are going to the fair. Chris Maize and -Dennis Black went to the Regional Track and Field meet. It turned out great. We are doing a farm unit. It is tun learn- ing about farm animals and farrii safety. We have: done paper strip art. Adela An- drew made her name out of paper strips, .also Claire Weir made a farmer's wife with the paper strips. The rest of them turned out well too. Our class is. going' to the Goderich Museum next week with Mrs..('larkc's Gr. 3 class. For lunch we are going' to St. • Christopher's beach.- Thanks to Mt's.. Webster for helping• us make pinatas recently. The reporters are Adella, Andrew and Claire Weir. Grade 8 ••• This week the Grade 8's.have been get- ting ready for graduation and planning a trip -to Bingham Park in Kitchener. We for tion BROOKSIDE BROADCAST Ste Arnbrose The • 1-iurun-Perth County Roman Catholic„ Separate School Baud authorized - its Superintendent of litisiness and - :Finance, Jack Lane, to prec'eed with the' board's•request to the Ministry of'Educa- tion for the new additions to St. Ambrose School in Stratford. .The architectural firm of C.A. Ventin of Simcoe was •appointed as the board's,,,ar chite.ct. for. St. Ambrose, School. The con- struction includes. seven olassrooms, a gymnasium and change rooms, sr library: 'staff rooms and offices in the ad- ministrative'arekr, The -estimated cost of the .construction work for 'the enlarged school is $1.2 • million. Mr. Lane sa.id-he hoped for.inini'stry ap- proyal by the next 'meeting. June 8, and that the sketch plans would be ready for • • the board's last meeting this term on June 22. It was proposed Oat the board should.. study the report prepared by the Board's ,Accommodation Review Committee in'. September 1984,.and the recommendations - proposed by the Community Ai'commoda- tion Review Committee based on that. report which studied the needs of students in the Citi- of Stratford.. FINANCIAL CENTRE, GODEP 52443773. 1- 265 S! Weekend Extravaganza Expert National Moto -Cross Championships Sat, Juni 20 have also been working on our marionettes and presenting our plays to the junior ('lassroonls. Everyone enjoyed Baseball Theme day on Friday May, 29. The reporter is Alison Curran Grade 6, Room 7 Mrs. Tebbutt's Grade 6, Room 7 planted putur11n olive trees last week along the south fence line of the school property. The trees. were given to the .class by the Maitland Valley. Conservation Authority. It is our hope that we will have a new fence row community in a few years as birds are attracted to this type of tree. The reporters are Janice Webster and Heather • Jefferson. Grade 6, Room 8 Our class just arrived back -from a two day camping trip to Camp Menesetung. We were involved with orienteering, the food chain•, beach'hike, ecology study, and a trip to the Goderich Sky Harbour airport. We also received letters from our penpals in East Royalty, Prince Edward Island. Tryouts are being held for the two -pitch tournament. The reporters are Trisha Ohm and Denise Curran.. - Grade 7 •' last Friday the. baseball theme day went • over well. Rhonda 'Dickson's team (The Boston Red Sox) won a prize for wearing the -most colours of their team. We have started the tryouts „for the two -pitch teams this week. The coaches this year are Mr. Tremeer - senior boys, 'Mrs. Allen - senior girls, Mrs, Jewitt and Mrs. Tebbutt -junior girls and Mr. Liddle is doing the junior boys. Class all classes run Sund,•;ya June 21 The Pall;• In Ev:'nt eilturing C n ,. 's No° 1 rider ('Noss R ,II,- rb II Pederson" .. Finals in expert and sup- port classes. Racing starts at Noon both days We're Honda Crazy i eporters are Rhonda Dickson and Mat- thew Sproul. Library ( Resource Centre) Caley Moore„Jennifer and Dun- can Mowbray attended the Huron County Young Authors' conference held in Clin- ton. They shared .the books that they had written, illustrated and published with other young authors from the county.'They also had the opportunity of meeting and discussing problems of writing with a pro- fessional author and illustrator. •The survey question for this week, for the juniors, is what is your favourite holiday'? Lindsay • Williams'• favourite holiday is Christmas, 'we ask why but no comment Tanya Machines. likes summer, so many thing one can do. The grade Six survey question was "Who is your favourite rock star? Candice Kay lik,.ai, Europe and Paddy McCann -enjoys • Ozz`Y ' Osbourne. Prom the other class Tricia Brown likes. listening to Samantha Fox and Jodi Weaver enjoys Madonna. The grade seven and eight survey is 'What' is your favourite song?'• From grade 7, Vanessa Alton's is 'Touch Me' by • Samantha Fax and 'Tracy Chambers likes "La Isla Bonita" .by Madonna and from grade 8 Dennis Park likes "Touch Too Much", Grade 3,. Room 4 This week is Krakatoa, room 4 we're do- ing a letter called: "Dear Reader." It is about ourselves, and our future life. ( It's for people who read our community . books. ( Also this week we have completed our • Ideal cornrnunities, and these are some of the, Maizevill, Dirt Bike City, St. Helens, . and Motor City. All our surveys are in. and 61 people out of 69 people want buses in our area especially for older people who don't drive. Reporters are Steven • Cere and Kevin Rintou1,4 GO ERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1587—PAGE 9 JUNE SPEC! 6 Hour CEATIFICATION hi IN Reg. $65 00 chool gets go -a ea The Board hired Mrs;, Normande Hilderley of Stratford to teach half days at St.. Patrick's School at Kinkora, French as a_ second langua.ge,.effective Sept. -1. 'l'hc Board accepted the resignation of Lorrain? Kinglsey who is French Immer- sion teacher at St. Mary's School in. Goderich, effective Sept. 1. She will. be . replaced by, Francine LeBlanc of Ottawa who is presently attending the University of Ottawa. ' The Board recently set the rates for the secretarial staff in the Huron and Perth . County' elementary schools: Minimums, $8.65 per hour; Year 2., •$9.00. per hour; Year 3, $9.35 per hour; Year 4, $9.70 per hour; and Year 5 f maximum), $10.05 per hour.• - a. The Board.contribute(1 $153 to the Strat- ford Police Force t� assist in the cost of the Police Force taking 10 • Catholic School patrollers .and 50 Perth Couk�iity.Board of '-Education patrollers on at! outing to Pioneer Sportsworld in Kitchener on June 18. The per capita- cost is $9.10. 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