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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-10-17, Page 15GRAPEVIN PRIMARY REPORT Editedhye Patty Bennett and Kathy Kennedy Kindergarten -Grade 1 students are making Hallowe'en items. We made Stone Soup with Mrs. Elgie. It was super good! In the gym, we axe building many muscles and learning new games. Warren Reinink wrote inter- esting stories in his Journal. We have been listening to several Mer- cer Mayer books. Jessica does super good sorting of beans and can count them into the ice -cube trays. Miss Edgar Miss Sanderson's (rade 1-2 chil- dren made Froggie Went A Court- ing books. They made a video of the play. Then they made a wed- ding cake and had a cup of tea to celebrate the wedding of the frog and mouse. Miss Sanderson Grade 2 reports that many of the students are busy preparing for the crsss,untry. They've had Thanks- giving activities and have complet- ed several stories and word activi- ties. As well, they continued being involved in apple activities. They finished last Friday. On Thursday they did a live drama presentation entitled "The musical saw and other crazy instruments". Patricia Baker Last week, for their trees unit, Grady 2-3 went on a tree scavenger hunt. It was fun! Miss Gingrich JUNIOR REPORT Edited by Erin Taylor Mr. Maertens' students had a test last Wednesday on adding. In art we did silhouettes. We are doing a unit on multiculturalism. In read - Have a safe Hallowe'en Hallowe'en is nearly here and the National Fire Protection Associa- tion (NFPA) offers the following fire safety tips to keep little ones safe and happy on their treasure hunts. Purchase only, these costernee, wigs and props labeled pass -flame - resistant. Give each child an inexpensive flashlight to carry while trick -or - treating. Never allow a child to carry a candle. Be sum your children know what to do in case their clothing catches fire: STOP, DROP AND ROLL. When decorating for parties, use flame -resistant decorations and props. Illuminate pumpkins with flashlights whenever possible. If candles must be used, locate therm where they will always be under the watchful eye of an adult, not be disturbed and where they will -not come in contact. with flammable materials. Never leave parties for children unsupervised. When planning holiday parties for adults, remember to place plen- ty of large, deep ashtrays and check them frequently during the party. Before turning in, be sure to check furniture cushions for dropped.or forgotten cigarettes which may smoldering. Mrs. John Heal dies at London Mrs. Joyce (Walker) Heel of Hen- sall died at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Tuesday, Oct. 3, in her 62nd year. She was the beloved wife of John Edward Heal of Hen- sall, formerly of Wingham; dear mother of Julie of Toronto and Mrs. Steven (Jane) Jacobson of Los Ange- les, California; loved daughter -in law of Mrs. Norman Heal of Hen- sall; dear sister of Mrs. Verne Gal- braith of Wingharn. Joyce was predeceased by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walker and two sisters, Mrs. Betty Muffitt arid Mrs. Dell Fox. Several nieces and nephews also survive. The funeral and committal ser- vice was conducted Friday, Oct. 6, at the Michael P. CYConnor:Futtere Home, Hensall, with interment itt Wingham Cemetery Pallb4arers were Lorne Archer ail r Uilree nephews, Ted and John Mitfitt and Mac Galbraith. Ontario IA billion sti4 1i; 6' tural p.ti00 the 'WOO Oitfart0 about t: a ing we are doing groups. We y'e- Junior Choir and we're practit}Jxtg a musical. Carla Watson Colleen MacEwen Mr. Hencher's Grade 6 class has a newsletter on the way home. They are making inventions for science. Mr. Hencher SENIOR REPORT Edited by Jim Winkel Last week Mr. Doubleday's class participated in the Howlett Fall Fair on Friday night. The Grade 7-8s played their ,instruments for the opening ceremonies. Saturday some students were in the tug-of- war and the bale -roll. Nicole Labrie Mr. Raynard's class started "Take 45". It helps the students organize. their research .to make quality essays or projects. It is taught by Miss McKinnon. They had their math test and they started on their history assignment. Qin Harding noes SACRED HEART SALE—Sheila Benninger of Wingiiatn -took in the garage and bake sale last Saturday at Sacred Heart School in. Wingham. - • • Is it time to "start an income from your' R.RI .P. Funds? We will answer all yourr questions and get quotes on a!oJr options, CALL. LARRY CHIRCOSKI .AT 357-1664 4` 259 Josephine Street.. Wingham, Ontario Editor Jane Darling PRIMARY REPORT The Grade 1 pupils have finished their Thanksgiving studies and their work on Pilgrims. They have been reading books with their Reading Buddies from Mr. Chaulk's Grade 5-6 class. The Grade 2 class has been writ- ing stories and working on the Number Facts of 11 an1 12 in Math. Grade 2-3 has been ,writing Cin- quain poems about Fall. They are going to "raise" their totem poles soon; and in Math they. have been working on the Number Facts of 15 and 16. Jane Darling JUNIOR REPORT Grade 4 class has been doing Activity Sheets in Language Arts. In Math, they are reading and writ- ing big numbers; while in Art they are doing Leaf Pictures, En Fran- , they are labelling ; artesof, the y �'�' n in their fai 'ily, an� Pii siica�duca- tion they are playing King'sCourts , Mr. Chaulk's Grade 5-6"class„ has been doing problem solving in Math. They started oee the comput- ers; and they are reading "Lost on the Trail". They are learning more about the environment in an Acid Rain Study and a food Chain stuffy. They are also looking at Longitude and Latitude Mrs. DeBruyn's Grade 5-6 class has also started on the computers. In Gym, they are practising soccer and basketball skills. They are reviewing Multiplication and Addi- tion in Math. The Grade 5s are reading "Rainbow Colours" and the Grade 6 class is reading "Silver Sounds". Becky Corrigan INTERMEDIATE REPORT In Mr. Sinnamon's Grade Eight class, they are finishing their first unit in Math. They had to postpone their trip to the Wawanosh Conser- vation Centre this' week due to inclement weather; however, they are celebrating winning two tug-of- war games and two bale-rollings at the recent Howick-Turnberry Fall Fair. They also won two soccer games at Grey Central earlier inthe month. In: Mrs. Greig's Grade 7 class, they are starting to do activities on ,their novel study. In Math, they are ready to have a test. Angela Fischer won a second prize for showing her horse at the Howick-Turnberry Fall Fair. Also, in October, birthdays have been celebrated by Jodi Coop- er, Shawn Fair and Elias Valdez. Susan Iain as al and brated last; Pttiiday,at -Fiirnberry Central, along with our Talent Auc- tion.and Garage Sale. Our Senior Choir goes to Blyth this Thursday evening for their first public performance this year. School pictures will be taken on Oct. 30; and the North Huron Cross Country meet is scheduled for Oct. 25. Our first school dance for Grades 4 to 8 is planned for Oct. 25. BRAIN TEASER What is the lowest number of coins needed to make change for ,1 cent to and including $1? (answer next week) • (Last :week's answer is: Stubble Jumpers are Prairie D,wellers who moved West.) ti Allen's 48 oz. tin Pure APPLE JUICE Hi Dri 2 roll PAPER TOWELS Campbell's case of 12 x 10 oz. TOMATO with $1.25 coupon SOUP ;12 Pack e withoutcoupon 5.24 Delsey.4 roll BATHROOM TISSUE Kent 12.5 oz. Frozen ORANGE JUICE Libby's 1 kg Frozen. Assorted VEGETABLES Knechtel 170 gr' FLAKED with 700 coupon 11 WHITE TUNA withoutrtipdt�, Knechte110 oz. PIECES & STEMS MUSHROOMS Nescafe 200 g INSTANT COFFEE 89 4.99 Black Diamond 500 g 'SINGLE CHEE$E .SLICES - 24 of .280 rill. - Cola, Singer AIo;Grt Orange, Root Beer, Cream Soda 12 oz. 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