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43. Miscellaneous
STAN AND RHONA HADDEN wish to say a big
• thank you and Merry' Christmas to all' our
relatives and friends who have been so kind to
us during the year. Happy New Year and God
Bless you all. 52x
46. In memoriam
MITCHELL
It is 21 years the day before Christmas. 1964 a
dear son and brother Alfie was token from us so
suddenly. We miss you Alfie and hope you are
watching over us especially now. Mom and
family. 52
47. Card of thanks
TOWNSHEND
I would like to take this opportunity to thank my
family friends and neighbors for all the lovely
cards gifts, flowers and visits and calls to my
home during my stay at St. Joseph's Hospital
London. Special thanks to Dr. Tom Phillips Dr. S,
Messieh and Dr. John Simmons for their ex-
cellent care. Also thanks to Dr. David Walker of
Goderich 11 was all very much appreciated..
Bessie Townshend 52
WILLIAMS
I wish to thank Dr Neal Dr Conway,. the
emergency staff Dr Walker Dr. Hollingworth.
while I was in Room 154 and 258 Alexandra
Hospital Thanks also to nurses and staff for their
exceptional core Seasons Greetings Earl
Williams 52x
NAEGLE•MURPHY
We wish to thank the Godertch Lions Club for
their shopping bus service We are most
grateful Sincerely Bill Noegle and Esther
Murphy 52
HEY
I wish to thank friends relatives and neighbours
for visits cards flowers gifts and calls while I
was a patient u) hospital and since returning
home Sper inl thunk s to Dr lambert Dr Pierce
Dr Chan the nurses and staff in I C U and 2nd
floor Fast nurses and staff for their excellent
rare Spec nl honks to my wonderful neighhots
for then help ni so runny woes It was vr'ry mlirh
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The Signal -Star
Classified Department
11,
School News
Students work on
concert preparations
BY MADONNA BRADLEY
AND JENNIFER DALTON
Shelley Worsell's Grade five worked on
Christmas centres and concert preparation
this week. They also interviewed their
Grade one partners from Heather Young's
class to see what they thought about Santa
Claus.
The Grade 2 Alphabet held a hot dog sale
this week. They are sending the extra
money from the sale to help the people in
Columbia. On Thursday Mike Puddy's
mother came to teach the class how to make
beautiful bookmarks and cards from dried
flowers! The Alphabet is also happy to have
Krista Ritchie back, and to hear about her
trip to Alberta. Merry Christmas, everyone!
The annual Christmas concert was held on
Tuesday evening with a full attendance.
The first number was introduced im-
pressively by large fluorescent letters on a
carousel which was later taken apart and
transformed into trees. The Grade 3, 4, and 5
choir provided the music while their
classmates enacted Parade of the Toy
soldiers, The Marvellous Toy and Oh
Christmas Tree.
Mrs, Clarke's Grade 2 class and Mrs.
Cameron's Kindergarten collaborated ,to
present The Day the transformers came to
Brookside.
Santa and the Snowmobile was presented
by Mrs. Ottewell's Grade 3 with Doug
Barger starring as Santa Claus.
Grade 5 acted out a dialogue, The Sneet-
ches in which Barbara Nivins starred in the
role of McBean.
Miss Jewitt's Grade 2 class presented Our
Christmas Songbook in a novel way with
slides of the children's paintings to illustrate
the Christmas songs they sang.
Grades 7 and 8 put on The Curious Case of
the Christmas Caper with music provided
by a choir from Grade 5, 6, 7, and 8. Kevin
Webster played the part of Scrooge and Deb-
bie Nivins, Bobbi Anne Menary, Nicole Mid-
alecamp sang a ivtexlcaii unristnlas song as
a trio. Great credit goes to Mr.Cameron and
to the teachers and classes involved for an
outstanding performance.
BROOKSIDE
BROADCAST
Librarian Helen Blake reports that since
Anne of Green Gables appeared recently on
TV, ,the "Anne" books have been very
popular.
Bookside had two winners in the Legion
Remembrance Day Literary Contest. Shane
McDougall, Grade 5, won third prize ($5.00)
for his poster' in Junior division. Scott
Strawbridge, Grade 8, won third prize
($5.00) for his poem.
Winners in the Ghostbusters sale conducted
by Student's Council were as follows: Grade
8 - 1st Dawn Juergens, 2nd Mike Million, 3rd
Bev Aitchison, 4th Wayne Black; Grade 7 -
lst Greg Bauer, 2nd Kevin Cook, 3rd
Melanie Wylds, Alison Curran, 4th Duane
Durnin; Grade 6 1st Doreen Debold, 2nd Lin-
da Hayden, 3rd Warren Andrew, 4th
Rachelle Burt; Grade 5, Portable One - 1st
Keith King, 2nd Kim Farrish, 3rd Tricia
Brown, 4th Daryl Gibson; Grade 5, Portable
Two - 1st Jodi Weaver, 2nd Brad Park, 3rd
Nathan Daer, 4th Adrienne Schultz, Trevor
Cook; Grade 4 Room 9 - 1st Misti Hum-
phrey , 2nd Elliott Bauer, 3rd Dawn Dow,
4th Duncan Mowbray; Grade 4 Room 7 - 1st
Jeff Brindley, 2nd Denise Black, 3rd Angela
Kerr, 4th Daniel Greene.
On Thursday Laura Scott's Grade 5 made
and decorated gingerbread houses with the
help of several of the mothers of class
students. This project allowed free rein for
creative and imaginative skills as each stu-
dent decorated his/her house according to
fancy and got to take the finished product
home. Working in groups of four, the
students shared the icing, chocolate syrup
and candies which they used to complete
colourful, attractive and unique houses - an
excellent project to develop social skills as
well as learning skills.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
to everyone.
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' V
Twas the Night
Before Christmas
( from Clement Moore's
- by Mlcbael Cere)
poem
Twas the night before Christmas and all through the igloo
Not a creature was stirring, not even a caribou.
The mukluks were hung by the window with care,
In hopes that St. Inuit soon would be there.
Papooses were nestled all snug in their beds,
While visions of whale blubber danced in their heads.
Mother in her bear skin, and I in my cap
Were all camped out for a cold, restless nap,
When out on the ice there arose such a clatter,
I jumped out of bed to see what was the matter.
When what to my Eskimo eyes should appear
But a little kayak and eight tiny reindeer,
With a middle-aged driver so healthy and fit,
I immediately recognized St. Inuit!
More rapid than seagulls his reindeer they came,
And he whistled and hollered and called them by name:
'On Dreary, On Drifty, on Slushy, on Crasher!
On Ice Flow, on Ice Cube, on Snowstorm and Flasher!
Over the snowdrift, to the top of the roof,
Now move it! Now move it! Move that hind hoof !'
So up to the top of the igloo they flew,
With a sack full of toys and St. Inuit too.
And then in a twinkling I heard on the roof,
The jumping and bumping of each grimy hoof.
As I drew in my head and was turning around,
Down the chimney St. Inuit came with a bound.
He was dressed all in icicles, from head to toe,
And his clothes were all covered with ice, sleet and snow.
A bundle of toys he had flung on his back, "
And he looked like an Eskimo opening his pack.
The stump of a pipe he held caught in his hair,
And the smoke it encircled his head like a square.
He had a brown face and a flat, firm belly,
And he smiled like the sparkle on apple jelly.
He was groovy and cool, a sensational guy;
I laughed so hard I was sure I would cry.
His smile was so ,warm that it melted the ice,
And I soon realized he was actually nice.
Some candied ice and a toy reindeer
Soon gave me to know I had nothing to fear.
He filled up the stockings with ice-skates and skis,
Then turned to the window and left with a sneeze.
He sprang to his kayak and grabbed up a paddle,
(The leader reindeer carried an elf on his saddle) ,
And 1 heard him cry out as he flew through the sky,
'Next year, if you're good, I'll bring Eskimo pie!'
Joan Shacketon's Grade 2 class sang a selection of Christmas songs when they took part in
the Victoria Public School Christmas concert on December 19. The children had a couple of
new variations on old favourites to spice up their presentation. ( photo by Sharon Dietz)
The Grade 4, 5, and 6 classes at Victoria Public School presented a Russian song and dance
number at the school Christmas concert December 19. They were accompanied by from the
left Tracy Melick, Alex Booth, Shelly Englestadt, Kathy Mizen and Arthur Mullin. ( photo by
Sharon Dietz)
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