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The Citizen, 1991-11-13, Page 8h Hullett students study strange animal HS624HS828 THESE HONDA SNOWTHROWERS WONT GIVE YOU THE GEARS. Our newest models are both equipped with our revolutionary gearless Hydrostatic Transmission. That means you can change speeds, without stopping, to suit any snow condition. Of course, all our snowthrowers feature Hondas tough, fuel­ efficient 4-stroke engine that'll pull you through the roughest winters. But. you better act quickly and beat a path to our door. Before you need to clear a path to yours. Just dessert The grade seven class at Hullett Central Public School got its just desserts after being the top class in magazine sales for school fundraising — a gigantic sundae. Here students Sharon Baechler, Kim Jamieson and Caroline Dyck scoop up the ice cream. Dawn Dolmage's family dug up an interesting animal in their gar­ den, and Dawn brought it to school. It is six centimetres long, reddish brown in colour and has no arms or legs. It is just about the size of Mr. Park's thumb, and its pointy end is quite wiggly. We are looking in library books to find a picture that looks like it. Dawn also phoned Mr. Stewart, our Science Co-ordinator at the Learning Resources Centre, and he is coming to help us identify it. Mr. Stewart will also discuss what we should do with this animal. SCARY STORIES Mrs. Radford purchased a new Scary Stories Book by Alvin Schwartz. The class listened quietly as the stories were read and then they had a chance to retell some of their favourite scary stories. It made a fun way of doing language arts. Thank you for your co-opera­ tion. GRADE 4/5 MR. GRIFFIN AND MRS. LAURIE by Samantha Funston Grade 4/5 have been busy mak­ ing uglies for Open House. They also helped decorate the front office and their room. They made some spooky creatures that were judged on Thursday, October 31. Everybody brought in cereal boxes and they cut them in fours and made spelling tests and did math using them. They also made goals of what they want to achieve before the next report card. These goals were written down on some pink clouds taped on our desks. In gym they have been learning how to bump and serve for volleyball. In music they listened to a spooky story, then they listened to a poem and had to answer 15 questions. We are also trying to read as many Halloween stories as we can. GRADE 7/MISS MORGAN by Brent Thomas and Adam Cook Starting this week Miss Morgan came down with laryngitis. The grade was disappointed that she was gone. On the week of Halloween the grade 7 class started spooky grue­ some poems. They got their ideas from a book called ABC of Hal­ loween. The book was written by Eve Marriam. One of the poems is called - PET A pet to pat, A pal of a pet, A pet the family won't forget A pet that pants and drools and yaps and leaves a little spot in laps, A pet that's not the least bit vicious, Yet finds the neighbours quite nutritious. The grade 7 class dressed up to help participate in the Halloween dance and parade. GRADE 8/MR. MEDD by Kim Elliott Mr. Medd's grade 8 students were all getting ready for Hal­ loween. Their monster that every­ one helped make out of nylons, won first prize against the grade 7s. There was also a dance for the stu­ dents and they all dressed up into weird looking costumes. There were prizes for the costumes as well. HALLOWEEN Hullett Central P.S. had a fun Halloween. In the morning the Stu­ dents' Council put on a Scavenger Hunt, Haunted House, and Mrs. Pletch, Mr. Shaw and Mr. Park put on storytelling in the library. Grades K-3 were in these activities. At 1:45 p.m. the Students' Coun­ cil also put on a dance. There they judged the classes for their cos­ tumes. The winners were: for grade 4, scariest was Joel Arthur; funniest was Becky Archambault; home­ made was Te-anna Cressman; and most original was Joyce Beacom. The winners from grade 5 in that order were: Alisha Postma, Pamela Morrison, Aaron Irving and Katie Snell. Grade 6 winners were Jeff John­ ston, Theresa Oliver, Joey Airdrie and Shannon Scott. Grade 7 winners were Stephen Berry, Steven Stewart, Erica Hor- banuik and Karen Trick. Grade 8 winners were David Campbell, Mike Salverda, Sarah Christie, and Elly Wilts. After the dance we had a parade for all the classes in the gym. OPEN HOUSE AND FITNESS FAIR On October 24 Hullett Central School held its Open House and Fitness Fair from 6 to 9 p.m. Mr. Griffin, Mrs. Laurie, Miss Morgan, Mr. Park and Mr. Jewitt were on the Fitness Fair Committee. They would like to thank all the exhibitors who demonstrated their services at the Fitness Fair as well as the students in every class who contributed in some way. Students had a Passport to Fit­ ness booklet and had a page punched or stamped at each station they visited. Then the passports became draw tickets. On Monday, the draw was held. 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