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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-12-09, Page 33"SUCCESS" It's Simple It's Profitable It's advertising Ron Id L. McDonald CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 47 CHURCH ST., 524-6253 Goderich, Ontario 5 Keep your name before the buyer. List your business today. D.B. Palmer CHIROPRACTOR Drugless Therapist Acupunture Office Hours: Mon. 9 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Wed. & Fri. 9 a.m. - 5:15 p.m 73 Montreal St., Goderich 524-4555 HURONIA HWY. 21 N. by airport . GODERICH 524-2020 BRING IN THIS AD FOR A FREE SAFETY SCARF GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Advertise It Here! Promote your business & products and watch your profits grow. PAGE 12A—GODERICH SIGNAL -STARE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1987 !II 'FF BIRTHDAY CLUB GARDINER'S MOVERS Locally Owned And Operated ❑ CLEAN MODERN EQUIPMENT ❑ EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL ❑ PROMPT & COURTEOUS ❑ PACKING CARTONS SERVICE ❑ CAREFUL HANDLING C] FREE ESTIMATES C1 REASONABLE RATES ❑ EXPERT ADVICE For Moving Anything LARGE OR SMALL 524-2421 Hi, My name is Mark Kirkconnell and I will be two -years -old on Dec. 10. I live in Waterloo with my mom and dad, Ron and Shelley. We just moved from Goderich last weekend. Bye for now, Love, Mark Hi, I.would like to join your birthday club. I. was seven -years -old Tuesday, Dec. 8. I would like to wish Dane a very happy 1st bir- thday, also Auntie Margaret and Amy. Merry Christmas everyone. Love, Candice Mclvor Giving handmade presents makes Christmas gifts special, Colleen Dear Colleen, I don't have any money to buy my family Christmas present. What should I do? Philip Dear Philip, Remember the saying, "It's the thought that counts." You should make them a Christmas present yourself. I'm sure they'll like it just as much, even better! Dear Advisor, My brother talks in his sleep and I can not get to sleep, and he is a pest. Your friend, T.M. Dear T.M., Your brother could just be pretending. Tell him that you are going to ask him a per- sonal question in his sleep. If his answer doesn't make sense, than you know he's not pretending. There's nothing you can do about it accept wear earmuffs. P.S. – Pests grow up to be nice people. Dear Advisor, Mybrother always eats all the chips and I Y KIDS KORNER Colleen Osborn don't get any. What should I do? Jenny Dear Jenny, Get two bowls and divide the chips into equal amounts. Whoever puts them in the bowls gets last, choice of which bowl and they you'll both have equal amounts. If you have a problem, I'd like to hear from you. Drop your letter into The Signal - Star or mail it to the Goderich Signal -Star, Kids Korner, Box 220, Goderich, N7A 4B6 Colborne school won first prize in Goderich parade Colborne Central Schools float took, first prize in the Goderich Santa Claus Parade. Special thanks to the grade 8 class for con- structing the float, Arnold Young for pro- viding the horsepower, Helen and Jim Fisher for the wagon, students council for riding on the float, the Colborne dads who helped frameithe super structure, Irene and Barry Millian for providing the siding and Jim Hayter, Chev: Olds for allowing us to assemble the float out of the weather. We sold about $3600.00 worth of magazine subscriptions. After all the bills are paid the school will get to keep a little more than $1000.00. Thanks for your support. The Colborne Community Group met on November 10 and are planning a social evening in mid January. Details will be an- nounced once arrangements are finalized. The Colborne senior girl's and senior boy's volleyball teams emerged champions last weekend at G.D.C.I. The volleyball tournament involved teams from Brookside, Robertson, Holmesville and Col- borne Central. All the teams were evenly matched and the wins reflect the Colborne student's hard work and their mastery of the volleyball skills. Mr. Harman and Mr. Sanders are extremely proud of their teams. Kindergarten has been busy decorating their classroom for Christmas with Santas, reindeer and paper chains. "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer" is one of our favorite songs. We are having fun playing bells, sticks and tambourines for one of our Christmas concert songs. See you then! Grade 1/2 are busy working on many dif- ferent Christmas related activities in Language Arts. Each day we are learning a new Christmas word and drawing a picture of it. We are looking forward to presenting our part in the Christmas concert. Grade 2/3 has been practising hard for the Christmas Concert. We enjoyed a visit from Mrs. Dee Graham, our Art co-ordinator and now have two beautiful Christmas murals on display. Mr. Sanders' grade 3/4 are busy prepar- ing for the Christmas concert. They are do- ing a skit called "The Marvellous Toy" and that features singing, pantomine and an automated "Marvellous Toy." They are also busy writing a letter to their new pen- pals in Beaumont, Alberta. We have been very busy in the past couple of weeks in Grade 5/6. Along with our regular class activities we have been work- ing on our "Animal Coverings" unit and are learning a lot. We have also been scurrying around keeping our soup" ,days running smoothly. We are looking foward to Christmas Concerts and all other Christmas activities such as Christmas type crafts. Time sure flies when you're busy. Mr. Bond's Grade 6/7 have been busy creatively writing a Christmas play which speaks heavily to the importance of women at the North Pole. All are invited to attend on Wed. Dec. 9 to enjoy and be educated by the experience. The Grade 8 class has had a busy couple of weeks. They were responsible for the crea- COLBORNE CONNECTIONS tion of the Colborne prize winning float. They have also been occupied getting art- work ready for the Christmas concert. They constructed the stage extension and hooked up the lighting. They are also busy prepar- ing their own interpretation of a novel Christmas song that will debut the night of the Concert. The annual Christmas Concert at Col- borne Central Schoolis scheduled for 7:30 on Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1987. This year the con- cert will feature numbers from the Primary and Senior choirs as well - as individual presentations from each of the classrooms. Everyone is cordially invited to attend our 01' Time Christmas extravaganza. On Thursday afternoon, Dec. 17, the entire school will attend the Park Theatre in Goderich to view "Harry and the Hender- sons." The pupils will be dismissed from the theatre. The buses will leave at 3:30 p.m. Admission to this special matinee will be paid by the Colborne staff as our Christmas treat to the pupils. On Friday, Dee. 18 the school will travel to the Goderich Arena for our annual Pre - Christmas skating party, thanks to the cooperation of the Goderich Recreation Board. Parents and younger siblings are most welcome to join us at the arena at 1:00. Dismissal will be from the Arena at 2:30 on that day. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day mornings the last week of school before Christmas break from 9:00-9:20, the entire school will gather in the gym to sing Christmas Carols. Children may bring Christmas gifts for needy children in the Goderich vicinity to be placed under our Christmas tree on these occasions. On Fri- day, Dec. 18 the Salvation Army will pick up these contributions so they can be distributed before Christmas. People do read small ads. You are reading this. 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