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Grade 2/3 students at Walton PS
prepare books for Author's Day
The total money raised by
the Walton Public School at
its recent Hop-a-thon for
Muscular Dystrophy, came to
$889.
In other news:
The Grade 2/3 students are
finished with their plants and
experiments and arc now in
the process of getting their
hooks ready for Author's
Day next month. Right now
they arc working on their
rough copies. Jodi McIntosh
was the lucky person who got
to take Coke and Pepsi, the
black bunnies, home for the
weekend.
Grads 4 students are work-
ing on probability and chance
in their math activities, and
the Grade 3/4s are doing
tu>vel and reading activities.
Three of" the teachers are
attending- math workshops
dealing with the new math
curriculum. •
Grade I/2 students arc
doing research projects on
endangered species. They arc
also in various stages of pub-
lishing hooks.
Kindergarten - students
worked on the sound "sh" -
showers hring flowers. They
cut out pictures and put them
in their scrap hoi>ks.
Kindergarten registration
took place on Wednesday.
The Graefe 3y led the young
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Walton
by Patty Banks
887-6860
children around the class-
room and introduced them to
the centers. So far there have
been four SKs and seven JKs
registered for next year.
Lou Maloney and Ken
Preszcator took first place at
the euchre games at Walton
Hall. Ruth and Bill Jenkins
were second place winners
with Delores Howatt and
Margaret Anderson taking
third place. George Love
took home the men's lone
hand prize, with Eiitieen
Wickie winning the !Ales'
lone hand.
The •winners of the 50/50
draw were Millie Johnston,
Elsie Mogk and Charlie
Johnston.
This Sunday was "Camping
Sunday" at Duff's United
Church. A group of Camp
Bimini famies came to do the
service. They started by call-
ing for morning exercise in'
thc form of jumping jacks,
but relented in favor of finger
exercises.
Flowers were placed at the
front of the church in memo-
ry of Marie Turnbull.
4-H Chinchilla Club learns terms
used by judges describing animals
By David Vanden Hoven
The sixth meeting of the
Huron County , 4-11,
.Chinchilla Club was held at
Ray and ,Bark Storey's on
Huron Centennial
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work. "the kids make more
money than selling chocolate
bars. for example: they see
the' results with fewer sales."
The music which children
and teachers produce together
in a harmonious collabora-
tion can he "recollected and
fondly remembered as the
days spent 'working for wis-
dom' at Huron Centc,nnial
school," Baker hopes.
Shocked
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student:, parents and taxpay-
ers of Tuckcrsith Township
very well and 1 hope it con-
tinues to do so in the future
Yours Truly,
James A. Traquair
Research Scientist
"Hope
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children raised funds based
'on the number of times they
hopped in a two -minute peri-
od.
Sea fort h Co -Operative
Children's Centre wishes to
thank the community and the
local fire department .for their
support of the MDAC Hop -a-
t haul.
Sincerely,
Shirley Brooker
PIANO 'LINING
• REPAIRS • REBUILDING
• KEYS RECOVERED
• DAMPP CHASERS
• REGULATING
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BRUCE
PULSIFER
April ,11, 1998. The meeting
opened with the 4-H pledge
then Rob read the minutes
from the last meeting. The
roll call was "IP you were a
chinchilla judge what would
you look for in a show ani-
mal?"
Leaders discussed the chin-
chilla terms the judge will be
using. They were the strength
of the fur, colour, density:
veiling and conformation.
They then demonstrated how
to comb a chinchilla propctly
and handed out the combs.
Member's then played a bingo
game that was thought up by
the leaders. The meeting
ended with maple sugar
cookies and popsicles. The
mit meeting will be held at
the Walton Hall for the chin-
chilla show and sale on April
25, 1998.
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Queensway residents bake cookies
Fun and fitness started the
Queensway week. last
Monday. In the evening resi-
dents enjoyed playing bingo
with the Hensall Presbyterian
Ladies-
Ceceafia Edgar, Mildred
Gingcrich and Activity staff
provided entertainment at the
Exeter Dining for Seniors
Program Tuesday afternoon.
Residents had a great time as
Cecealia Edgar gave a read-
ing and Mildred Gingcrich
sang and then read a poem.
Therc was also a sing -song
and a quiz. In the absence of
thc minister acitivity staff led
Worship Service Tuesday
afternoon.
Wednesday was a busy day
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They provided an excellent
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colours for all tastes and
everyone had an enjoyable
day browsing and buying
their spring outfits.
Baking Group met
Thursday afternoon and made
delicious date filled cookies.
as well as diabetic peanut
Nutter cookies. Ten residents
were in attendance and there
seemed to be a job for every-
one- Too many cooks defi-
nitely did not spoil the cook-
ies as lots of people followed
their nose to the baking room
for a taste
Friendship Friday in the
Retirement Home lounge
benefitted from an appear-
ance by Gary Boyle,
singer/guitarist from London.
April 19 to 25 is Volunteer
Appreciation Week and
Queensway wants to thank
all its terrific volunteers, who
give so much of themselves
to make life more fulfilling
for the residents. A Volunteer
Appreciation Party is planned
for May 27, from 2 to 4 p.m.
COMING EVENTS: April
23: 2 p.m. Birthday party,
with Gladys and her Merry'
Makers; 6 p.m.. Seniors
Dining Group; 7 p.m. Euchre
and games night in
Retirement Home Lounge.
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