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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-11-05, Page 32Spicer MacGillivray CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS RONALD E. TAKALO, C.A. RESIDENT PARTNER A Canadian name with international credentials P.O. Box 181, 40 The Square, Goderich, Ontario NTA 3Z2 (519) 5m24-2677Ir AnuolaIr' 7—Ronald L. McDonald L. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 47 CHURCH ST., 524-6253 Goderich, Ontario 1 C PHONES , Bus. 524-7379 Res. 524-6210,. Direct Parts 524-7389 BLUEWATER TRUCK CENTRE LTD. GODERICH, ONTARIO WE SPECIALIZE IN TRUCKS LCARLYLE BANNISTER AIRPORT ROAD PAGE 14A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1986 Family mews BIRTHDAY CLUB, Just oft the Square on East Street, beside the Post Office. Yr ur \/ L� Conurtuity Curd Shop r Grestln9 Cards .Party Ware *Office Supplies .Books 8 Gifts 'Wedding Stationery Hi, my name is Sara Budnark and I celebrated by fifth birthday on October 30th. I'm really enjoying kindergarten this year. Bye for now. Love Sara Hi! My name is Jeffery Black and I was 4 years old Nov. 4. This is my brother Bradley, he was 6 years old in April. We had fun playing in the snow at Gramma's house last winter. I live at 96 Quebec St. with my Mom and Dad (Ray & Joan). I had cake and ice cream on my birthday. Bye for now, Jeffery Hi, My name is Jillian Glousher. I was 3 years old on Nov. 3. I live at 157 Lighthouse St. with my mom and dad Susan (Jeffery) and David Glousher. I had fun at my birthday party. I got a popple from Aunt Jenny and Jeff. Love Jillian Hi, My name is Devin Sholdice and I live on West St. with my Dad and Mom, Rick and Pattie. On Nov. 9 I will be one -year-old. Thank you for letting me join your Birthday club. Bye for now. Love Devin Why must kids KIDS do work parents KORNER could do themselves? Dear Colleen: Why do parents make us do the .work that they could easily do themselves? Billy -Jo Dear Billy -Jo: Your parents make you do work so that when you grow up you learn responsibility. Dear Colleen: 1 see a lot of people who have very poor manners around others., Why do they behave this way? Jana Dear Jana: A lot of people think they are funny when they are rude, and people like to copy them so that they are funny too. Maybe Colleen Osborn they have an older brother or sister who does that kind of thing at home and they copy it. Dear Colleen: Why aren't we allowed to stay up as late as we want? Dwane Dear Dwane: When you stay up too late, the next day you are crabby, and no one likes a crabby kid. If you have a question or a problem that you would like to ask Colleen, (kids up to the age of 9) drop it into the Signal Star, or mail it to The Goderich Signal Star, 'Kids Korner', P.O. Box 20, Goderich, Ontario. N7A 4B6. , Projects keep Robertson' School students quite active By STEVE ATCHISON and JOEY GAVIGAN October has been a busy month for Grade 3, 5 and 7 students who are writing the Canadian Achievement Test (CAT). Although they are almost finished, good luck is wished to everyone. Senior girls Volleyball try -outs are tak- ing place at the school for the next two weeks. On Nov. 15, the new team will com- pete at G.D.C.I. Students in Mr. Currie's Grade 5 science class are busy studying different plant families this term. Thet were surprised to learn that corn, sugar cane and bamboo were members of the grass family. Most of the Grade 5's didn't know that cabbages, beets, trunips and carrots didn't produce seeds until the second year of their life and are called biennials. They have brought many interesting plants into the classroom to examine further. The Senior Choir was very happy to help celebrate ,the 75th anniversary of Family and Children's Services. The Grade 7 and 8 choir, consisting of 118 students, sang at Stanly Township Hall on Oct. 29. Special thanks to the parents who accompanied the choir. Students in 8C have been enjoying their time spent with their buddies in Grade 2. Reading, listening and writing are all a Friendly corpse On Friday, October 31st, the 'Students Council hosted a Halloween Party for the entire student body. At noon recess, a costume parade took place and prizes were awarded to each grade for prettiest, scariest,` furmiest and most original costume. After lunch, the younger children were entertained in the gym by the older pupils. Games featured included pin the nose on -the witch, apple bobbing, phss the lifesaver, pumpkin toss, sponge • ,toss, musical tornhfitnnpa and tha famit `tic part of this twinning between the two classes. The Grade 1 class has been very busy this year. They had many apple activities and visited Art Bell's Orchard with Miss Rankin's Grade 2 class. They have been making treat bags, black cats and Hallo- ween cards as well as reading many Hallo- ween poems. They have been preparing songs for a Halloween assembly and are looking forward to their Halloween party. Mr. Scratch's Grade 6 class has been studying Mexico City in Social Studies. They are also working on projects on the Aztecs. Grade 6 students have been receiving visits from Constable Poulter to talk about peer pressure, belittling others and many other similiar situations. Students in Grade 3 participated in a field trip to Wawanash Conservation last Tuesday. Our Tender Twigs presentation was most interesting and we– now know many characteristics and uses of trees. We would like to thank Mrs. Cousins, Mrs. •Venkitesuaran and Mrs. Livsey for accom- panying us. Students of Mr. Herman's Grade 8 English class have been writing about the • pr. ores of turning into a creature and com- paring real-life creatures to those who come out at Halloween. If there are any witches in need of new brew, they should cnsult the 8C Witches Brew Cookbook. visits Colborne haunted house. The haunted house was enjoyed by everyone, young and old alike. It featured a friendly corpse who had been asleep for 150 years, several gargoyles who inhabit .Colborne Township as well as Brett Colborne. The older pupils enjoyed a Halloween Dance after school. Thanks to the Mothers who volunteered to help with the Halloween baking. Your help was very n'><u h appreciated. DLNOMME FLOWER SHOPPE INC. Phone Now Shlpne®n4 —MICROWAVES !MICROWAVES • pWhlrlPoot °Sharp LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS!! Peck Appliances "Infh. 482Arca varna" 524-8132 DAY OR NIGHT YOUR FASTAND HANDY REFERENCE FOR BUSINESS A PROFESSIONAL S�jsVIC�t5+ MORRIS DRAPERIES Your One Stop Interior Decorating Service Centre Custom Drapery Kirsch Track and Installation Available Draco Window Shades Wallpaper 8, G.I.L. Paints Harding Carpets 36 West St. Goderich 524-2551 for sky-high advertising results... Call our friendly ad -visors • r for more information 524-2614 Sn: OPTOMETRIST The Square 524-7661 Lif., RRSP Anunities ' investreent Funds ' Group • Benefits GARY W. 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