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• Canadian illusionist ('laude Haggerty, whose touring illusion show is one of the largest in
Canada, paid a visit to (;1)('i last week through the (;oderieh Rotary ('luh.,l'he club raised
aPproximately $ 0O from the event and about 500. children attended. Ohre of the illusions
fe'atur'ed was the ehangiug of a lady to a rougar.(p.hoto by Yteat. Zandbergi•n)
“V: I'ItISHA M1};1,( I)ON.\I;I). JENEAN
HI;G•il.:tlD'HIA'V int `, JAS(•)N
(;1{. 1 AND '2, RUU%1 1
hl Mrs. Voting's grade 1 and 2 (lass:, the
grade 1 (;roup is vorkfrlrf art pl0i e valor 'Th.,
grade 2 group is beginning as nnit on v0luriie
This re'ek's "All :\heti( \1e' Is Diann)
F'iel(ier and Shelley irv)n. •
(;RADE. 3, ROO11 10
•
We, have been busy working tui the, fair
Last work' and this week -wit In<ave worked nn
a collage, spate ;tory, and a'( poem called.
Smoke. •
We are finishing up nor laurin unit. 4V(' rvil1
IA' handing in our biniklet next vveek. Our
trip to (';uder•ieli )vas ;;rrat' Fust of all we
took a •trip to Ott,' 'unity(' Musetbni. Our first
• stop. was where rye welt to the Pioneer lug.
c•rabi11. Inside tile' leader shuwrd us how ,U)
Ynake candles in the nlde,n days. After that
was dune we event outside to see how they
made rope out of flax. Then w•r'w•ent inside
the building.. 'I',hert) wits an old .'fits' hlted
record player. It was playing 1(11150' for us.
We went )ilio. another room and .s<atr. a)rut
�)ld (10115. 4Ve looked at the ,hairpins - they.
were fancier than tiiday. 'i'hrough. another
cloot° were all sorts of birds with their' eggs
ri..tlit')i'i. 1Ir,iiia;.trtis)a-twt4- beaded- r nIr _.•
�4Vc also visited the 1latritte ;41useu lt. had
• lunch` at St. Christopher's (leach; warkcd
•around the har'btu r and saw the coast guard
skimming oil. Happy summer, everyone'
Glass reporters' - ('lair(; Weir land Adella,
Andrews.
• ' GRADE 6,'ROOM11
Mrs. 1. "1'ibbut's ('Bass.
• On '1'h.ursdav, June 11 our class had Its
ric
reat class s
E3ROOKS1 E
BR A CAST
MESEFIEREPTIMESEgit
yt;ur opinion of gu), who rc•eat• earrings(„
.i,inda Harden thinks It's • extretrit'ly un -
coot" Shawn ‘,Vuu(ks thuaks its• `vti V001"
;Ind Joel Wr-1) ht say., -People who think
they are cool are total geeks"' F{ubert
Ireland and '4lattherr Sproul slay it depends
.tin looks and persona lt(y . 'I'ht• majority ,of
European Da). complete. 'NIth European • those yuestloner! were• .iralansttguys wearing
cuisine prepared by ,the students. i:aarh stu-
dent
tu deet sett up a booth tit tin' gymnasium arid The survey question this week for 11r,.I.id
pr'esente'd their brorht)res and projects front.. •file's grade i; mus - .'\4'hnt Is your favorite
that positron. Some people used •tapes, surae play -day ul'tn•ity and why :" Scott Rintoul
used slides ul plc•tures, Borne Inane flags said hi';'favorite gator was the 3 -legged
and postef•s and evel,ytlne agreed that •the -race, because it is fun. Tricia Brown said
fund at lunch was the best part •of;all. • • she enjoys the slionge throw because it is fun
Thanks to Mr's. Webster, Ml Wilkins and ;also, •
call th'e• sttacli'nts whose co-operative effort
trade the dal}v a success. •-
• I leather Jefferson - reporter
•1ariic•r 4'v'ebster - reporter
' (:RAI)).; r`
Sorra' people In (air class have started the
(rountclow•n for when. we geh0t1t of school. We
have one more class of 1'aarr•)ily-Studies and
lndusti'ial Arts. The two-pit('h teams. were
picked this week and 'we were to have ~Oita(;
pretty good teams. We have a (nrrec't,itip to
make from last •rr't cks news. Mr. ('alp is the
epti(''h • fur•t-hl atriffiri`'tiur 5; -;Nit" 41x.'1;Irl(Ilo.
Hy. Matthew Sprouland
Rhonda 1)ic•kgon.
RVEY
The Grade 8 sit'evy question was 'What's
your ()pinion of • 10010 earring "wearers.''
(;reg liaurr thinks it is cool arid Trisha Mac-
Dnri01c1 says it's up to thepersoh wearing it.
Jiff Stur't;y's comment was "Metal heads!"
The (;rade •7 survey this week is "What's
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Successful. field ay
he1dat St. Jose.h's
('ongratulations to all. the (;rade two
students who received their First duly ('0111 -
reunion on Sunday . ,100e 1 4th. The vhildren
put vouch 111114) and effhrt Into the prepara-
110115 along with their tcarhttrs'Mrs. Barb
E:edv and Mia Dalton who instructed the
students who attend Brookside Public
School. The 1'ar 1511 chow also participated 111
this special event.
'Pickets for the Knights of Columbus Com-
munion Breakfast to he held Sunday. .lune
21st arc available at $6.50 rarh from Don
Erayne, Clarence Doherty or Bill Fart ( sch.
Tickets for the Blue Bird 13a11 at Salford oil
June 2Oth are available fruni Hill Van ()sch
or Clarence 1)oherty.
The ladies of the ('.4V i,. catered to as love,
•ly breakfast for tht• First Communion Fere•)'
pients in the l'at'ish flail.
The 1lurea-Perth ILLS 5, Board, as It has
for the past two year's, is ;gout offering for
credits at the secondary school level ruur'tie^s,
10 Religious 1•;durotiun al the Grade 11 and 111
levels:>blr ,i o' MOo1)onaald who is the lion
Opal of the Continuing Education ('our`4)s
spoke to the (;rade ; and 11 clrlss.01) l 1 nrsdar
afternoon .lune 11th, about the coarse whirl)
is held for students (ruin Kingsbridge in
Goderich one night a week Mr NIacl onald
explalnctd to the students how the courses
are an npport)10)t\ to en1.1(1) their personal
lives through 0 deeper understanding of
theta•'faith• of Christ and of each other 110
also noted that tht course 1s open to any oar
anti several non-Catholic students ha\e
take) 1 he course as well
, The Field Day held on Monday..luni. It
was very successful-F'ollnwing is a list of
the winners In each (%010 Junior (;ails inn
in.- 1 1 Kim Wilson; 2 a Nicole Sherratt • 1
Tracey le Breton, 200111 hien \Vilson. 2
I)ehhte Chilton; :I1 .indie•Buily , .100 in 1
Kim Wilson: 2ITrace) Lr Breton. 3) Connie
Nicholson, Ball 'Throw 11 Kim Wilson: 21
Sheila Hackett.. 3 'frier) Ise Br'e'ton, Stan
ding Luna; Jump 1) Nicole Sherratt 2) Kin)
Wilson, .31 'Tracey Le Breton. Minium; Lona:
,lump 1) Km) Wilson, 21 fra(((y Le Breton.
31 Sheila Hackett
Junior Boys 100 111 1) 1)rnnIs Hogan: 2.
Ben Brophy : ;1) Chris Hogan, 20(1 in 11
t)ennis Hogan, 21 Ben lire by 31 ('ht a,
Hogan: 400 in 11 .lay f{ie);hng. 21 Joseph
Brophy ; 3) Chris Hogan,' Ball 'Throw 11
"lentils Hogan, :11 .1osepl)y 1-irophy; 31 Mark
Chilton; Stand11)11 Lung .lutup 11 Dennis
Hogan; 21 .lay Iiieglulg; :3) Chris Hogan,
Running Lung ,lump 1) Ren Brophy , 2) Jay
Hiegling; :11 Chris 1iogan
i,ntermrdiate Girls 100 (n 1) :Stray
Olson; 2 a Rachel Brophy, :11 Dawn Wilson,
200 m 11 Amy Olson; 2) Rachel Brophy ; 3 )
Jane Brophy; 400 m 1 1 Arny Olson; 2) Jane
Brop by; 3) Lori Nicholson, R00 m. 11 Arny
OIsar), . ata' Iiiopny : .i 'Lori Nicholson;
I30n. tn.: 11 A11)y Olson; 21 ,10110 Brophy::)
Lori Nicholson; Ball Throw: 1) Amy Olson:
1.1)0w11'Wi!son; 3.1 Tanum' Hagan; Stan-
ding i,ang .10111p: 1 1 Amy Olson; 21 Rachel
lir uphj : 11 .lane Brophy; Running Long
.lump: 11 Ani) Olson: 21 1{a(.he( Brophy; 31
.loyelle h'nr;tn.
Intermediate Boys 101) in.: 1 i Damien
Martin; 21 Iran l{iegling; 31 Tont Chilton.,
2111) in 11 Damien Mortin: '21 1)00)1 Riegl-
tng; 31 Torn Chilton; 400 in.; l) 1)arnien
Martin; 2) .Jason Builv:,3) Dean 1{iegling;
111)0 in.: H Jason Body: 2) Damien Martin;
3) Dean 1{iegling; Ball Throw 1) Damien
Martin; 21 'Pori) Chilton; :11 Dean Riegling:
Running Long. lump: 11 Damien Martin; 21
Tum ('hilton.:ti .105011 Roily; 'Triple Jurmp;
1 Jason Boil) : 21 Tom Chilton; :h Robby
(;1)11)1)
Senior (;r. ls' 100 111 : 1 i Colleen Stright; 21
1'1(1010 Mapleton; .31 Linda, Bowler; 200
111 '1) Colleen Stright: 21 Patricia
Stapleton: 31 1,111410 Bowler; 41)1) 111.: 11
Paitrirtaa Stapleton: 2) Jennifer l{ednu)nd:
1;1)10 tn. 1 Patricia Stapleton; Shot i'utt: 1
Patricia a Stapleton: 2.1 Colleen Stright; 31
Jennifer Redmond, Staniling ,lump: 1) Col-
leen Stru;ht; 2.) Patricia Stapleton; 3) Jen -
;Wer' Redmond: 1(unriing i,ong Jump 11
Colleen Stright: '21 Patricia Stapleton; 3)
Jennifer Redmond
Senior Boys 100 in 11 Chris Martin, 21
lire 011 1)I5nn: 31 Chris Fed : 200 111.: 1)
Chris Marta), 2) Bryan Olson;' 400 in.' H
Chris Maarten; 21 Tool Hogan; Shot'Putt 1 )
13iy an (4Isun; 2) Chris Martin; 31 Mike
Bowler; Long ,10101) 11 Chris Martin; 21
Phan Olsori, ,11 l'hr15 I?e(ly, 'Triple ,lump
1. Chris Marta). 21 Byi'nn Olson: 3, ('hris
I',rd)
Overall 1'hn11niuons wire ,1un(0r 1hvlsinn•
1 I KIM Wilson - 211 pts 21 I>temus Hogan - 20
pts 31 Ben Brophy - 14 pts . intermediate
I>ivision 14 Anly Dison 35 pts 2) Damien
Martin 28 pts 3 .iason 11401) • 14 pts Senior
)i% is on. 11 Chris 'vlartan - 28 pts. 21
Pal rola Stapleton :17 pts :3) Bryon Olson -
..:) pt.s
.F'ridn}, .June 12 Was playday for the 1<-4
classes retlt ever) one having a wonderful
time -
We w-elcome t0 aur 1'artsh Cornnntnit%
from l.urknow Paul and .ioni Dalton, Mat-
thew, Katie, Andrew and i'hillip who have
moved to the 2nd ('on. of Ashfield Township
:1 24 -hr prayer vigil was held by Pro-1,if('
(;roups In front of the Morgantalcr Abortion
Clinic in Toronto on Wednesday, .lune 10
1 try hour on the hour the. participants
engaged in prayer and singing Attending
from St Joseph's i'arish were Tina Van
i hepen, Ann Van 1)srh, Pete 1)ykstra,
(Thrice D,altnn and 1)enisr Dalton
Krakatoa Room .4 has u, super Goderich
harbour trip with Room 10. We had a picnic
lunch and than we -walked along 'the dock
and talked to the.. fishermen. We also saw a
Coast Guard" demonstration of a "Atimmel'"
which cicaans,up oil slicks' This week we are
introducing Erin Srhul'tz. .
• PORTABLE': ONE, GRADE 5
.Mr. Paau!'Hlack, township councillor for
Ashfield '1'ownshili, visited Mrs, Worsell's
(:rad(; 5 class on Thurs,, .June 11, to outline
the pus)ltoils_ ....anti . i t+alaaans.i.tailities ..of
township council. The class is tuclyin.g
Government.
• .SPORTS
A 2 -pitch tqurnament will take place June
1(Ith at Hohneswille.
Regional. Track. aril Field ld ()meet was June
2 at G:i).(' 1. track. It was a great day. Chris
y1ac'1)onaal(E was the runner up in the in-
'ter'rned•iat4) cdivisitin. '
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