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The Citizen, 1991-04-10, Page 21THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1991. PAGE 21. Obituaries MARY ROLLINSON Auburn’s oldest resident Mary Rollinson dies at 102 A long-time resident of Auburn, Mary Rollinson, died on Tuesday, April 2, 1991 at Seaforth Manor. She was 102 years old. Mrs. Rollinson will be lovingly remembered by her children, Iso- bel (Mrs. Alfred) Weston of Don Mills, and Murray of Seaforth. She was the dear wife of the late Alfred Rollinson and the loving daughter of the late Thomas Lawlor and the former Mary Neave. She was predeceased by three brothers: Lee, Stanford and George and four sisters, Lottie Adams, Julie Medd, Dora Ferguson and Annie King. Mrs. Rollinson was a member of Knox United Church in Auburn. Rev. Paul Ross conducted the funeral service on April 4 at the Beattie-Falconer Funeral Home, Tasker Chapel. Interment will be at Ball’s Cemetery in Hullett Town­ ship. Brussels PS reports activities by Chris Burkholder and Jason Gauthier From Monday, March 18 until Friday, March 22 Jason Gauthier and I, Chris Burkholder interview­ ed students from kindergarten to grade 8 about what they liked best about March Break. Steven Oldfield of grade 4 and Jason Kellington from grade 5 both said that they liked playing road hockey. Grade 3’s Shaun Jamieson told us during the break he enjoyed riding his bike. Shane Wilson from grade 7 liked the March Break because there was no school. Mike Seeds, also from grade 7, said he went to Kitchener. Not just kids had fun during the March Break. Finally we asked Mr. Parsons, the grade 2/3 teacher and music teacher what he did. He said he went skiing for five days. Friday, March 22 Mother Earth and her assistant Mister Music visited Brussels Public for about 45 minutes to talk about preserving the earth, what is happening to the earth, and how we can help save it. CAREER CHOICES by Victoria Richards and Sherry Tyerman When 1 grow up I want to be a ... The students of grade 8 at Brussels Public School are doing a career shadowing unit which means for one day each grade 8 student will shadow someone in the career of his/her choice. Many jobs were available to choose from, such as teachers, real estate agents, bakers, dentists, bank managers, veterinary ser­ vices, hairdressers, and Daycare workers. Many of the students may find that the job they shadowed is just right for them. Last Thursday Mr. Ross Haley from Ontario Hydro visited our school for the day. In the morning before recess he was talking to grades 4-8 about energy. He had many noisy demonstrations that were fun and interesting for every­ one. After recess (10:40 a.m.) he had the grade 3/4’s, 4/5’s in the auditorium to speak to them about different kinds of energy. In the afternoon he had the grade 6/7- 7/8’s to discuss different sources of energy and ways to conserve energy. 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