HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-10-26, Page 21PAGE ZA--GOAERICH SIGNA4L-STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1978
Brookside kids win penna
BY MA 4D MILL} .R
AND CINDY NIXON
On October 17 the stud-
ents at Brookside School had
their pictures taken.. In a 'few
we ks-tbey-wiill--seeeive -the
finished copies of individual
pictures and class pictures.
Four pennants were won
b 1nte,rmediate--girls, Junior -
girls,, Junior boys and. Mid-
get boys of Brookside School
at the Cross Country Run at
Point Farm Park on Wednes-
day, October 18th, the most
What do you get...?
Cross a porcupine with
an alarm clock and you
get a stickler for punc-
tuality.
If there were any
justice in the world;we'd
be permitted to fly over
pigeons occasionally.
Hi! My name is
Richard Sinclair. I would
like to join your Birthday
Club. My birthday is on
Monday, October 30. I
live at RR 3 Goderich
with my mom and dad.
Parents urged
to attend seminar
Parents are being
offered a special in-
vitation to attend the
Professional Develop-
ment Day being held at
GDCI, on Monday,
October 30.
This day. is. being
sponsored jointly by the
Ontario Secondary School
Teachers --Federation
(OSSTF), the Ontario
Public School Men
Teachers Federation
(OPSMTF) and the
Federation of Women
Teachers Association of
Ontario (FWTAO).
The schools involved
are GDCI, Robertson
Memorial,' Victoria,
Qtfeen Elizabeth,
Holmesville, Colborne
Central and Brookside. -
A special theme
speaker, Mrs. Pearl
Cassel, has been obtained
to speak at the PD Day.
She will give two
presentations on
classroom disciplihe, one
aimed at Kindergarten to
Grade 6 students and the
other aimed at Grades 7
to 13 students.
In addition, there will
be a series of workshops
and it is hoped that
parents will come to the
school and attend the
workshops of their
choice.
Topics 'of the various
workshops are: Bruised
and Battered Child with
John Penn of Family and
'Children's Services as
leader; Alcohol Abuse
with Bill Wilson of the
•OPP as leader;
Homework -A Wide Look
with Don Kenwell as
moderator and Bill
Murdie, Gary Jewitt,
Shirley Keller and Sharon
Pollock as speakers;
Stress -As 'It Affects
Students and Teachers
with Tony Miller as
leader; Fitness of the
Student and Teacher with
Lynn Meyers, high school
phys ed teacher as
leader; Learning
D i sabilitiet--Preliminary
Assessment and Possible
Remedial Procedures
with Dr. Morris,
psychologist with the
London ' 'Board- of
Education, as leader; .Art
as an Interdisciplinary
Activity with Doreen
Mackenzie and Mike
Scott as leaders;
Photography -Creating
Your Own Teaching Aids
with Dave Bieman,
media co-ordinator with
the Huron County Board
of Education, as leader;
Kindergarten to Grade 3
Primary -Math with
Shirley McIntyre of the
East York Board of
Education as leader; and
JASPER,
Energy Conservation -
How to Turn Your
Children On with Tony
McQuail and Steven
Norton as leaders.
The workshops will
begin at 9 a.m. and.
continue throughout the
day.
The committee in
charge of the day consists
of Carol Simons, Marj
Freeman, John
Smallwood, Paul Howe,
Audrey Barlow, Marilyn
Bruinsma; Allan Sanders
and Louise Wilson. This
committee is hoping for
active parent support.
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Man is funny. Three
percent increase .on
phone and hydro bills
means nothing. Three
percent increase on sales
taxes really hurt.
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w
If you see how close to the cliff's edge you can go on a dare,
Don't be surprised if you find you are grabbing at air.
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Doter mei temper avriiabis fair o Gooiil wilikeg44o
pennants won by any one
school Wilma ,Vandervelde
was awarded —il edi711oic for —
.coming in first place in the
Intermediate girl's class,
As.. part of a study on
"Farms Past and Present",
Mrs. Worsell's Grade three
class visited two local farms
last ,week. On Wednesday,
October 18, they went to the
dairy farm of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Pentland and saw hoOv -
cows are milked today. On
Friday, October 20 Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Alton showed
them around their beef farm.
Next week they plan to see a
poultry farms and a, pig farm,
Several of the -teachers.
atreinded-fhe FalrBanquet of
Huron Association of the
Women Teacher's Federa-
tion at Pine Ridge Chalet
near Henpll. Beginning
teachers and those teaching
in Huron County for the first
time were welcomed into the
organization. Mrs. Carolyn
Simon explained the prepar-
ation of a constitution for the
association which should be
ready for print in the spring.
A film was shown depicting
the role of teachers since
pioneer days.
Sonne of the girls in the
grade S Fa.os at
Brookside scbool are
writing letters every
montiP to the school's
foster child in .Colonsbio,
The school has., been
sponsoring Mario Deman
through the Foster •
MParen s, strof-CanadR---
since 19, .Mario has two
brothe d one sister.
The motley sent by the
school Is used for medical
care, dentistry and
education, The school
also sends Mario money
for a birthday present.
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