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Brookside students
view film as
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On Wednesday, Mrs. Worsell's Grade 5
class watched the movie "Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory," as a follow-up totheir
novel study. They shared the movie with
their peer partners from Mrs. Young's
Grade 1 class.
Our senior boys' and girls' volleyball
teams will be picked shortly. The volleyball
tournament has been scheduled for Satur-
day, Noverriber 15, at GDCI.
The students in Portable 2 did art work
and wrote poems on the floor It was their
way of saying goodbye to it.
Our class room is much brighter with the
new floor and the unexpected two new
doors.
Mrs. Tebb.4t's 'Grade 6 class had Mr.
Wilkins install a pulley system in our
classroom. It is a simple machine which
they have tested and discovered that it
makes lifting a heavy load easier.
They had started their Hallowe'en centres
last week.
Mr. Liddle's Grade 6 class received let-
ters and cards from their penpals in Prince
Edward Island. Each student is twinned
with a Grade 6 student at the L.M. Mon-
tgomery Elementary School, in East
Royalty.
Room 4 designed monster pumpkins this
week, carving them with the help of Mrs;
Aitchison, Mrs. Curran, Mr. Dalton, Mrs.
Durnin, Mrs. McDowell,. Mrs. Rintoul,
Leslie Rockwell, Mrs. Ross,, Mr. Tremeer,
and Mrs. Webster. Some extremely scary
designs resulted, followed by a feast of
toasted pumpkin seeds!
On Wednesday we were joint authors with
Mr. Hazlitt's Grade 8 class, working in pairs
to create monster books. Our books included
adjectives, nouns, and verbs to describe
some strange creatures indeed: "This
ghastly ghoul lives in the stove and eats
potato peelings!" - along with some ex-
cellent illustrations.
Monster Daze
On Thursday and Friday the primary
classes at Brookside held two monster
theme mornings. Workshops are also
presented for groups of students consisting
of 12-14 children from Grades K-3. Sessions
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were prepared by Brookside staff, Educa-
tion Centre Staff, and volunteers including
Deidre Graham, Deb Heslinga, Mary Mo
fatt, Louise Sygrove and Marie Webster. All
assistance was provided by voluntary Mary
Bakker, Joan Black, Michelle Brindley,
Judy Smith, Bev Weaver and Brenda Wylds.
Monstery workshops included brainstorm-
ing monster words, making pattern books,
creating (and drinking!) "blob juice",
healthful eating monster -style, monster
graphing, monster baking, and monster
puppetry.
All groups began the two days with an
opening session together in the gym and
ended the theme on Friday with a sharing
session at noon, to discuss the activities.
Theme days provide an opportunity for
developing learning skills in a high -interest
context, as well as encouraging skills of
working together with others. Mrs.
McDowell did a super job of organizing
workshops,and classes for "Monster Daze!"
The Brookside Student's Council
celebrated Hallowe'en by providing a dance
for Grades 4-8, and a costume party for
Grades K-3. Prizes were as follows:
Kindergarten - Mrs. Cameron:
spookiest, Michael McGillivray; oddest,
Lindsey Irvin; funniest, Catherine Alton;
Hallowe'en colours, Ginny Todd.
Grade 1, Room 5 - Miss Mather's:
spookiest, Derek Moran; oddest, Mandy
Wildes; funniest, Daryl Hitchison;
Hallowe'en colours, Jacquie Pentland.
Grades 1-2, Room 1 - Mrs. Young;
spookiest, Jordan Andrew; oddest, Ryan
Elliott; funniest, Sherri Nicholson;
Hallowe'en colours, Caroline Blecker.
Grade 2, Room 3 - Miss Jewitt:
spookiest, Jessica Daley; oddest, Kayley
Moore; funniest, Angela MacDonald;
Hallowe'en colours, April Moyer.
Grade 3, Room 4 - Mrs. Clarke
spookiest, Chris Curran, oddest, David
Adams, funniest, Grant Cairncross,
Hallowe'en colours, Krista Ritchie.
Grade 3, Room 10 - Mrs. Ottewell.
spookiest, Jack Chisholm, oddest, Billy
Draper, funniest, Danny Wildes, Hallowe'en
colours, Alicia Campbell.
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Blyth Festival to hold
annual dinner and
auction Saturday
received this year. The auction audience
BLYTH - Are you interested in your own will have the chance to bid on a selection of
private aerobatics show? Or maybe you • perennial herbs and plants, a personalized
would life to appear as ane u'CBC
television drama! Sports fans ,teh of one's residence, a videotaping of
Oubt ,,apersonal possessions for insurance pur-
poses, a flowering tree, a weekend of dog -
sitting, original art works and on many,
many other kinds of merchandise and ser-.
vices. "The generousity and imagination of
area merchants and citizens has been over-
whelming" says auction co-ordinator Gayle
Gundy. Auctioneer for the evening is
Richard Lobb.
A preview of auction items and a buffet
dinner begins at 6 p.m. on November 8,
followed by the auction at 8 p.m. Tickets for
the dinner and auction are $10 in advance,
$12 at the door, and are available from any
board member or from the- box office by
calling 523-9300/523-9225 between 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. from Monday to Friday.
leap at the chance to win a private box for
eight for a Blue Jays game next year (with
the same location and view as the television
facilities), while cooks in the area would
welcome the opportunity to spend a day in
the test kitchens of Canadian Living
Magazine, testing recipes, watching a food
photography session and having lunch with
the staff there. All this, and more, will be on
the auction block at the Blyth Festival's
Dinner Auction at Blyth Memorial Hall on
November 8.
The auction is held every two years to
raise money ' for capital projects and
1 maintenance of Myth Memorial Hall.
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