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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-12-02, Page 13PAGE 12—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1987 School News Brookside kincdergartep students busy making Santee to help with CIiiistmas 9V c A DAp AA (2 pack) Rade Ihaek A DIVISION OF WHEELER ELECTRONICS LTD. 70 The Square, Goderieh 524-7171 Downtown Kincardine Phone 396-81 42 T -Since 1983" HURSDAY - LADIES NITE! Packed Full of Prizes and Surprises DON'T MISS IT!! BY JOEL WRIGHT AND TERESA JEFFERSON kf PRIMARY NEWS Mrs. Cameron's Kindergarten students made Santa heads to help them count down the days until Christmas. They also welcome Jackie Godfrey to their class. The Dinosaur Den Science Lab is learn- ing about water and how to do ex- periments. They've done four of them already! In an experiment you need Ques- tion, Toold, Method, Predicton and Results. There are 14 clues and three in- gredients in their potion now: pencil shav- ings, mouthwash and striped toothpaste. They are still hunting for more clues to change the frog back into a princess. Graham Cere is this week's 'Special Me.' SENIOR NEWS On Nov. 21, Mrs. Tebbutt's grade 6 class started doing road mapping centres. The centres were for Social Studies. They also had to draw road signs andfind co- ordinate points for towns in Southwestern Ontario. In Math, they graphed towns and cities in Southwestern Ontario that students had visited. Mrs. Allan's grade 7 class is writing In- dian legends and myths, and sending them to Basil Johnson from the ROM to read. They are also finishing their individual assignments on famous Indians. They also had a math test on decimals and fractions. They finished their study of latitude in geography and they are now doing North America. The grade 8's received report cards on November 23. On Nov. 25 they enjoyed a well deserved PD day. They watched the movie of Johnny Tremain on Thursday at the end of the study of the novel. Finally, on Friday they had an English test about Johnny Tremain. SURVEY This week's survey question was "Who's your favorite group or singer?" Joyce McWhinney, grade 8 - Motley Crue Amy Jo Glenn, grade 6 - Bon Jovi Jeff Andrew, grade 1- Billy Idol Arron Meriam, grade 2 - Madonna. Christine Todd, grade 7 - Poison Christi Kerr, grade 7 - Tiffany Jeremy Roberts, grade 8 - AC -DC Blair Bieman, grade 5 - Willie Nelson OFFICE NEWS The office is constantly reminding staff, students and parents to review safety rules. This becomes even more crucial with the coming of winter weather. Once again we remind everyone that no snowballs are permitted on school proper- ty. Proper outdoor clothing and footwear countdown BROOKSIDE BROA'i CAST is encouraged. the dangers of playground equi We do allow a snow sculpture students to respe Once again, co safety rule. students. remind students about arves when using the ent. support the making of outdoors and ask all the creations of others. on sense is the basic CHRISTMAS CONTEST The Brookside Broadcast editors are sponsoring a Christmas writing contest for Students are encouraged to write poems and stories. Black and white pictures are accepted also. For kindergarten to grade 2 the topic is letters to Santa. The topic for grades 3-5 is draw a map of Santa's house or other North Pole features. Grades 6-8 may write a Christmas legend, an acrostic poem or draw a toy making machine and explain how it works. All entries must be in to the Brookside editors by Dec. ,15. A prize will be awarded to all entries and one grand prize will be awardec' in each division. Paren r'teacher interviews held at Victoria school last week Last week way xtremely busy at Vic- toria. Parent -teal er interviews were held Monday and TueszMy after school as well as on Wednesday, le professional activity day. All through th could hear the wh being put through organized our fi with the help of Hallman, Erin Il Thursday, after sltiool the drivers took part in qualifying mats. The operators had to9 use their skills tfl naviagate a proscribed circuit against thf clock. This fund-raising event provided t.. with a new learning ex- perience. Over 110 people attended to see Ryan Donnelly energe as winner and Brian Friday noon hour you e of remote control cars heir paces. Mr. Leggatt t R. C. Rally and ran it arrlyl Crittenden, Jenny ser and Jeff Thomson. VICTORIA VIEWPOINT Fisher take second place. We are looking forward to our next rally in February 19 BY JEFF TUNNEY Our principal along with some student volunteers spent two recesses picking up broken glass. Some people smashed a whole case of bot- tles against our play equipment. We want our playground to be a fun place so please do not pollute our school yard or make it a dump for your garbage. 1� r Blytho host Wintario draw BLYTH - Jo broadcasting wl the Decembe memorial hall, p.m. The evening 411 feature local entertain- ment from 7 to p.m. - Dancers, singers, and pianists will lg included in the program. As the countdowiito the 8:30 p.m. show con- tinues, door priz will be given out to the audience who mty make last-minute pur- chases of Wintaril tickets for that evening's the excitement of live t the Blyth Festival hosts 10 Wintario draw at th doors opening at 6:30 Win Cash and Prizes GILLEY?S; GOOD TIMES EMPORIUM "Where the Party's Always At" TWO FOR $1000 For a limited time, BUY BOTH BOOKS at this, low price and save $2911 Reg. $35. perm only... • Reg. $32 40. perm only.,. • Special NOW EXTENDED! This is Bob Shrier's Newest Book Available for $7.95 AVAILABLE AT ••• Fincher's, The Square, Goderich, Queen St., Kincardine & Main St., Exeter or King's Bookstore, East St., Goderich, Goderich Entertainer; Shoppers Square or AT YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER OFFICE IN Lucknow, Mitchell, Goderich, Seaforth, Clinton, Walkerton & Kincardine DUCKS UNLIMITED GODERICH COMMITTEE would like to extend a sincere "Thank You" to all those individuals and businesses who contributedmerchandise, ser- vices or who made financial contributions to Ducks Unlimited in connec- tion with our 4th Banquet and Auction held November O. Thanks to you, we were able to raise over $20,000.00 for use in wetlaids preservation. Your continuing support is greatly appreciated. Air Ontario Akromold (Goderich) Ltd. The Albion Hotel, Bayfield Alexander and Chapman Realty Anstett Jewellers Sam Argyle Art's Landscaping. Nursery & Garden Centre Baechler Kitchens Banter and MacEwen Barrincorp Industries, Goderich Bedford Hotel The Benmiller Inn Bluewater Photography Blyth Theatre Bricker's Jewellery Brown's Decor Centre The Burger Bar Campbell's Cameras Canadian Tire Corp. Store, Ted. O'Neill Candlelight Restaurant Carman Cameras Champion Filed Machinery Charcoal Steakhouse, Kitchener Chisholm T.V. Bill Clifford, Realtor William Creighton Diamond Key Resort Manfred and Joan Dlerolf Dixie's Flowers & Gifts Domtar Inc. (Sato Salt Division) Edward Fuels The Fashion Shoppe Fisher Glass and Mirror William Gardner George Radford Construction Co. Goderich Auto Sales Goderich Bait and Tackle Goderich Elevators Ltd. John C. Grace Huronia Welding and Industrial Supplies Ideal Supply Jim Hayter's Chev-Olds Ltd. Clifford Jones Lakeland Industrial MRO Sales Ltd. Lakeport Steel Langford Lumber & Binder's Supplies, Clinton Levis Contracting Co.Ltd. Machan Home Hardwae Maitland Golf and Country Club Marlin Harbour Light travel McGee Pontiac Buick Cadillac Merner Contracting Lihited Misner Steamship Lind Moffatt and Powell Llo. Daniel J. Murphy My Fair Lady Fashions Clinton Natalie's Oil Gard Car Care Cerate The Old Mill, Blyth Ontario Gun Services, Minton Peter Storm Canada Ltd. Phil Main Hardware ant Industrial Supplies Radford's Auto and Fern Supply, Blyth Radio Shack The Red Pump, Bayfield Rieck I.D.A. Pharmacy Rivett's T.V. and Radib Robindale's Fine Dining Rosemary's Burns Ross The Royal Bank, Goderich Royal Homes Limited, Wingham Sales Creators, Larry Jeffrey Seagram Distillers Schaefer's, Ladies Wear Ltd. Shaw Festival Theatre Foundation Sherwood Transportation Inc. Signa! Star Publishing Ltd. Silhouette Hair Fashion& Standard Trust Co. Stratford Festival Theatre Peter and Frank Strickland The Studio Gallery Bob Swartman Men's Shogpe Ernie Tafeit Tasker's for Men and Wotrbn Thomas Cook Travel Thruway Muffler and BrakeCentre Mrs. Lynn Todgham Verbeeks Farm & Garden Clntre, Clinton Sherry and John Warren draw. Part of the evening will also include a pro- motional feature on the village and the Blyth Festival as well as information on the new facilities planned by the Festival. Proceeds from the evening will go towards the theatre's capital campaign. Tickets are available from the Festival Box Office (523-9300), and the Saga (523-4331). The price of $4 includes one free ticket for that evening's draw. CHRISTMAS DANCE Sat., December 5 al the Goderich Township Hall Dancing 9 pm - 1 am to CRIPPLED DUCK TICKET CALL: 524-4350 OR 482-3186 OR GET TICKETS AT FABRICS IN CLINTON 5 $12. 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