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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-10-08, Page 28AIRPORT ROAD, PAGE 8B—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1986 Community evils s Yummy apple products Grade 1 c tasted BY JASON CAMERON N AND ADRIAN RAU "--1_ Mrs. Mather's Grade l's have enjoyed��{'� I® working on their Tower of Colors and have®��� just received their first reader. Wow, are they pleased! They really enjoyed the trip to Art Bell's together to Art Bell's Apple Orchard near Opphad where they tasted all the yummyGoderich. They made apple sauce and apple products. Mrs. Worsell's Grade 5 class held a Food tasted apple butter on crackers! They arele-sha ed booklets and have lots Festival from Sept. 29 to Oct. 3. Each pupil making apple -sies prepared a project on one food and brought of app a sample of their food to be tasted. What a AN INeRVIEWWITH iNETEACR delicious week! Bon,n h Mrs. Kuc, the Public Health nurse, visited husband Ross and children, Lori, 15, and Mrs. Ottewell's Grade 3 class and read a Scott, 12. story about good food habits to the class. Music, has t gEt all grade es, but mainly Tey really enjoyed her visit. Mrs. Tebbutt's Grade 6 class finished the years. At Brookside she is teaching Music r.,.-..,, +RF ,,,,it :.n.3 cniorcd. the centre ac- and Special lid. ♦t.... 0 ,,.nano r•wv.aation is golf, but there tivities. They welcome a new mucus., ,bay isn't much time since she is on Vita1co11 5 Snow, to the class. Mrs. Tebbutt's and Mr. Liddle's Grade 6's town council. She plays piano for many are doing posters for the Great Canadian gatherings She sin ne later ifferent cr apouts since Book Fair, which is in the library on Oct: 9 - her children are involved. She teaches piano 10: Mrs. Clarke's and Mrs. Ottewell's Grade 3 that's not essons ' o for sure. She's a very busy lady ves kids, but classes took trips to the Wawanosh Valleyat Conservation Centre to learn about trees. and she loves The school tceach ant t B rooksi sidnners. In e. The two classes shared a picnic lunch at'the the Grade 7 and 8 division, first prize winner M centreis Jocelyn Asnong and second prize goes to Mrss.. Clarke s class has been working on D adding and subtracting two -digit numbers, Deanna Greene. In Grades 4 to 6, first is and they've been writing, letters to their Elliot Bauer, second is Kim Farrish and favorite trees. We've also learned how to ,fir isi Heather Ruth n Bakker. second d is Adella turn newspapers back into trees!y The hotdog committee organized a Andrew official third isol Dancrest will Wylds Jocelj , delicious hotdog sale, helped by the clean- up, money, and serving committees. This Cgo tolatioall those who all wewinners,a an crest. hank week they're introducing Angela Bridley. you tMrs. Young's Grade 1 class now knows all ' The school soccer teams are ,now picked. the.color words. Mrs. Young's Grade 1 and 2 The tournament will be held on Oct. 8 in class and Miss Mather's Grade 1 class went Goderich with the rain date on Oct. 10. FLOWERS FOR TODAY GIFTS FOREVER166 THE SQUARE, GODERICH PHONE "524-8761 Evenin s and Sundae hone 529-7253 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 4p,rn. to Closing SMORGASBORD Salad. Bar, Roast Turkey, Hickory Ham, Pumpkin pie $8.95 children under 12 half price Live Pinner Music Reservations Preferred Breakfast 51.99 HARBOUR LIGHTS RESTAURANT & TAVERN. HIGHWAY 21 - BAYFJELP 565-2554 OPEN 7 PAYS A WEEK 8 A.M. • 1 A.M. YOUR FAST AND HANDY REFERENCE FOR BUSINESS AND. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES! .,r Hospital auxiliaries meet • from page 2A Shack Director of Nursing at AMG Hospital. Hospital, Fergus was chairman for this Dr. Dorothy Hall, Guest Speaker recently Workshop along with Eleanore Siscoe of the retired from World Health Organization; Louise Marshall Hospital, Mount Forest. Mrs. Mel Kerlin, Chairman of Region 2 Eleanor Siscoe A general buzz session for those who had Hospital Auxiliaries Assoc.; Elea questions to ask was conducted by Carol Secreta y Regrk ionhardHos i al A_North St. liaries Ariss vice chairman of Region 2 and Barb A soc.; Welsh, Cambridge Memorial Hospital. fihe United .Church, Jean Wheeler president gist of the comments were How to get A.M.G. Hospital Auxiliary. Following lunch Volunteers and how to keep them interested Mrs. Marion Finnie past chairman of also in what areas Auxiliaries help was most Region 2 Hospital Auxiliary Association in - needed. The subject of active and inactive troduced Dr. Dorothy Hall who spoke on The members was raised. All agreed both were Crisis in the Care of the Elderly, a timely necessary but perhapscould t namedtinteresting c. (See elsewhere ter. Many man the phones, knit, jobs in the Signal -Star for full report) Mary and are supportive but refuse to take office. Quartel of Louise Marshall Hospital Aux - Mark Richardson of North St. United, ask- iliary thanked the speaker. ed the blessing at lunch. Head table guest in- cluded Mayor Mrs. Eileen Palmer; Bruce An interesting and fruitful day closed with Potter Chairman Regional Council No. 2 On- Barbara Culliton thanking the Ladies of tario Hospital Association; Ken Englestad North St. United Church for all their Administrator of A.M. & G. Hospital. Joyce endeavours on behalf of the association. gather Robertsonstudents leaves and chestnuts tree. The Grade 6 class would like to thank Deb Perkins and the staff for taking the time to teach them how to identify a tree. Robertson's instrumental music program is off to a great start again ,this year. The Grade 8 class has just about polished off the summertime rust, and the Grade 7s are just bursting with enthusiastic musicians! To clear-up some confusion about borrow- ing instruments... 1. Students may take ifistruments for practice the night before the day of their class and bring the instrument back in the morning when they come to class. 2. Students may borrow instruments on the other nights if the student having class the next day (who has first choice) has not taken it out for the night. 3. This means that each student can prac- tice each day, either at the morning session or in the evening, depending onohe day. Mrs. If there is any Steigmeier at the school. • from page 3A Mr. Herman got his wish. The choir hopes to perforin in public later this month. The Kindergarten classes have been busy learning about Autumn. They are bringing in leaves, chestnuts, evergreen branches, and toadstools. They have' a "Signs of fall" sign on the bulletin board in the room. The pupils are looking for signs as they are walking to and from school. Mr. Currie's Grade . 5s have made very good progress with logs on the Commodore 64 Computer in the room. By means -of very simple commands, the pupils are beginning to move the turtle around the screen and can • draw many different, and interesting pictures. _ _. Mr. Scratch's Grade 6 class have been talking to Constable Poulter about V.I.P. The topic they have just completed is called `from Values to Standards'. Also, they just recently visited West Wawanosh, and learned how to identify a MORRIS DRAPERIES ' Your One Stop Interior Decorating Service Centre L..ustom Drapery Kirsch Track and Installation Available Draco Window Shades Wallpaper & C.I.L. Points Harding Carpets 36 West St Goderich 524-2551 Life, RASP AnunItles Investment Funds Group . Benefits GARY W. 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The programowillibeal int introduced Barlow, former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, to parents across Huron and Perth at a later Rev.owins and Dan m n at Colgan, of the .arate Scholland ol Board and serviate. es for the OttawaWiseman school board will Roman Catholic Separate conduct the workship. a panel local people. Anti -pornography is Barlow's' subject. The Grade 6 to 9 teachers will ave a For several years now, she has acted a a workshop o sdeath ialied inc thele y Mary Ann n consultant on pornography. Religion Consultant for the . Separate cope with death. School Board, Theresa Bowins, said the The Ontario uroEnn Perch Catholic of c, has cei_- topic is being discussed at a professional Association, Y of the Conferencee.of Catholic beeause the Bishops hash urged adian tributed financially to the Funding Skin care is topic at clu Patti McManus gave a very informative talk on skin care, Sept. 28 for The Goderich and District After Five Club. - She eiiplained how important a simple, but proper daily routine willkeep your skin in the best condition for you. She spoke on the damage sun can do, especially to ybur face. An autoharp was played by }toren Brtiinstna and she also sang, which was a delightful and interesting esperie!nc'e for the liatentagaudience. The eaket fort the eirenitig byes fflfy. Gowier rottkPrinceton. 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