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Grey bids farewell to a favourite teacher
rescue vehicle, heard the siren and
watched a Sparky safety video. They
also ate lunch at the park and went
swimming.
Mr. Park is retiring this year and
will be greatly missed by everyone
for his amazing storytelling and
chess skills, his sense of humour, his
musical talent, love of the
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to the museum and saw an old
school room and old musical
instruments. They went to the fire
station where they went in the fire
and his warm personality.
Mrs. Taylor’s Grade 3/4s did
Medieval time activities and are
reading about Robin Hood. They are
working on writing for the fall
fair.
Miss Aarssen’s Grade 4/5s
participated in the junior soccer
tournament on Tuesday. They did an
energy audit on conserving energy.
Mr. Walker’s Grade 5s are
learning about weather in science
and are doing pizzas in French. The
Grade 6s just finished their last unit
on space in science and Tori Clarke
won lunch with Miss Henry. The
Grade 5s and 6s are watching
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AU together now
From left: Lucas Keffer, Lukas Hammermueller, Brandon Stolz, Chad Terpstra attempt a
tandem ski walk during the Grey Central Public School’s fun fair last Thursday night. (Vicky
Bremner photo)
The June meeting of the Melville
Guild was held at the home of Leona
Armstrong on Tuesday, June 17 with
11 members and seven guests
present.
Mrs. Armstrong opened the
meeting with a reading We Are
Called to be Friends. Everyone
listened to Doris McKinley’s male
choir on tape as they sang Happiness
Is.
Mrs. Armstrong led in prayer and
Dona Knight introduced the guest
speaker, Brooklyn Wheeler.
Brooklyn gave a very interesting
talk on her mission trip to Bulgaria.
She also showed pictures. Mrs.
Armstrong thanked her and
presented her with a gift.
Jeanne Ireland read the scripture
which was taken from St. John 15:
10-15.
Mrs. Armstrong read the topic,
Jesus Lived His Life in Gentle
Ways, then played a tape. Mrs.
Armstrong led in prayer to close this
part of the meeting.
movies of Canada for social studies.
Miss Henry’s Grade 7s were
working hard to complete their
French projects about their summer
activities for the fall fair. They were
getting as much done as they could
in science, geography, history and
math.
The Grade 8s are preparing for
graduation and saying their
goodbyes.
The SCC class is very sad to be
saying goodbye to Miss VanBolhuis,
who has accepted a job in Stratford
for next year. All the best with your
new teaching position, Miss Van
Bolhuis.
The treasurer’s report was read by
Jeanne Kirkby.
It was moved by Mary Huether
and seconded by Mary Work that the
Guild give the church managers
$3,500.
The WMS dinner in September
and the Rebekah dinner in October
were discussed.
Mrs. Armstrong gave a brief
report on the WMS Presbyterial
spring rally held in Belmore and
Mrs. Knight gave a brief report on
the children’s rally held at Camp
Kintail.
The anniversary cookbooks were
discussed as was the display for the
fall fair.
The roll call was answered with
everyone telling their plans for the
summer.
The next meeting will be on
Monday, Sept. 15 with Mrs. Kirkby
and Cathrine Campbell in charge.
The latter will speak on her trip to
Europe, which she is taking this
summer.
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