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NEWSFROM THE .FRENCH - We are
having a raffle on a,
MISS RODER .Cratg's mottier. There: will be
Ajalasses have been studying fish pond with a choice of a five -
about' the Winter Carnival in cents -'fish or'a ten -cents fish for
film called ' Carnival in Therewillbemanyotheel•things
Quebec:" for sale such ast,candy, books,
records, tarts,. Bookies and
squares..
• NEWS FROM THE LIBRARY
MRS. STEEP MR. YEO
Mrs. Steep . .reports, that Room 21 has begun a study of
although flu is, prevalent in the Norway and their people, Norway
school there has been no was found to be a country full_of
appreciable change in numbers of mountains and fiords.
students using the Library and -,They are now enjoying a touch
A.V. facilities. of spring, even though the
groundhog says,six more weeks of
winter, by watching a pot ,of
crocus bloom.
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KINDERGARTEN
- Mrs, Cory's' Kindergarten
children dis.ctlssed the many
duties. of the mailman and the
work at the post office. Of course,
they are looking forward to
Valentine's, Day and are hoping
the mailman will be calling on
them,
Owing to the prevelance of influenza inthe area, .and`'
to protect. our residents, the Home Phy.s'b1art has
ordered Huronview closed to visitors, until' further
notice
If the necessity arises, families of residents will • be
contacted by telephone:' ' ., •
- Two yearsa go, when there were many cases of flu in
the area, wia elosedthe Home to visitors, and we bel ie.Ve
•. that it was due to the public's excellent co-operation that -
a serious epidemic among our residents was prevented.
C. A. Archibald, Administrator.,„
MRS. MacDONALD
On Thursday, February 3. Mrs.
MacDonalcd's pupil's made
sculptures out of snow. The boys
were separated in two groups.
The girls worked altogether. The.
snow was good for sculptures and
they.had fun.
MRS. FISHER'S .
Mrs. Fisher's children were
peeking 'out the window watching
the mailman deliver the mail.
They learned what makes up the
mail that he delivers, and the
differer t ways that it travels.
They know what happens to it at
Op Post Office. They thought the
mailman looked cold, some of the
days.
Robertson Public School in Goderich' held„ its.', annual public Allin (third in the seniors), Back; Jerry Horton, Eleanor McMillan
speaking contests at the school on Friday with seven youngsters (first in the seniors) Anne Marie•Murphy (first in the juniors). and
taking part they are, Iefttojight, front, Jason'Ainsiie (second in. the Martha Robertson (third in, the juniors).
Huni•o•r-division).T•tm-Doherty•,-second-in-r-the•-senior-s4 -and--Wayne-o-
. MR. CARROLL
The pupils of Mr. Carroll's.
class have been modelling clay, in
art perjods, to make copies of
'different Aztec alltifacts. Some
made figures and others made
casts of„calendar symbols. The
most popular was a model of the
jaguar sacrifical stone.
•
Ann Landers says...
MISS VIDEAN
Many students ° and teachers
have asked the name of the very
, 'tall plant with the very large bell-
shaped flowers blooming out in
'the front hall. Its name ' is an
• _ amaryllis,
' .MRS. IRWIN
The class is studying about the u
-:_"""`os.tman: They will play postman -.MR'S, FINLAYSON
- -on Valentine' -s Da -y-, n_art this yrs: FinlaysurrLs lass thought
week, they are making Valentine' + Mike Fielder 'and Gary' Bowers
holders to be: their mailboxes. did the best work , i n•d u r
Mit$, TEL FCii#lr5' " ; "O„g e'' Booklet which they
�{v.� , we�.- ps+. ynq�ew.n,X,mw+4�.4YlN��p�rkA:'.aveyn .
• The pupils in Mrs, Telford's used for an assignment on, Milk
-�--c l ass--are--tra-v i t tine. - fo. , ' ..
bazaar. They are having a "guess ;They a r e busy- •making -
• the number of jelly ' beans'" Valentines. The first ones they
contest. The winner gets all the made are on (lisp -Pay in the
--jelly.beans._ ._.... . . ---• :. ;�., ...library.
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MR. SNELL
Theyrhave got seyeral big drips
in the room due to the melting
snow and the rather poor roof. r..
Benny Worsell has found, the
legal way of relaxing all day at
school. His secret? A broken,
'•\ righthand'caused by a fall on the
playground'—Vie stilt'erely - wislr
him a speedy recovery.
•
ome owners can now
reduce payments
Stuy away from son-in-law
DEAR ANN LANDERS: You something„beyond boorishness.' I
seem to have a lot of advice for • think he's wigged out.
people who write in about a nutty
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your
smother -in-law but l don't read advice usually works so 1. am
much in your column about how to
deal with a nutty son-in-law.
The other evening we attended
the long-awaited piano recital of a
youngster who had practiced a
year t"o per%rm of
the hall more than fifteen minutes
when our son-in-law started to
make such remarks as; `Let's
get out °there. This is worse than
Give generously
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F1 MC 11 IRAN '1\IIKa, In,�
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your column to keep people. well.'
Will' you kindly tell those idiot •
hostesses out .there that when
someone in the family is sick with
corning•
to you once more. Now it's ,the flu to please cancel the party. I•
my mother• don't know of anyone who wouldn't
I graduated from high school in rather miss a party that, be sick
as a dog for a solid week.
June of 1970. It vasa neat -school , Both my husband and I are
and.I hada wonderful time there: I recovering from six days' of total
en't iu iTiTri'i'rea i`ie"ft`tlren; 'bud these-- 1capacitationrOur—claw e►it�'r ani �gr
were the .happiest days of my to stay home from work VS' take
entire life. I played in the band and care afr5. And we weren't the
had loads.of friends. - only ones at the party who got
. Now m -a sick.
Unlike many readers who say
please don't print the name of the
city, I am asking that •you do print
the name of bur city in large
k ou —ANTI-
letters.
Than y .
BIOTIC ALICE IN GREEN.VILLE
DEAR ANTI: Here's your letter
„and I, too, hope it makes an impact
on• readers neverywhere.. Guests
will nest be offended—they 'will be
at�eint--if—a riy'-•is-Cancelled..”
because 61 illness in the house,
P S. Did you know there are five
cities in the,United States named -
N I'aphomore in college k There were two others Greenville—and my column
.Chinese torture.'- The people . a-nd-it•sui 0 -snit -like -the life I hast --- when we walked -into thehouse- appears in all of them?
seated ahead of us heard him. g
Heads - began, tb ,,Then- he .
bellowed:' in a "voice"" "tha't•1rax►
throug.h the place, `These kids
can use some'` tnor`e prac�ce.
Let's cut out of this dump.
I told him if he wanted to leave
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in•hi h school, Whenever I have a the hostess announced
,freeafternqontgoback to'my old apologetically that she was so
ara"-i
' l�sma rn'iter anerakr"' my band sorry her husba'h7t'ebulcln't join us
instrument along -so- l can play because heklwas • in bed with a
with them just for mage- *3•tsle e ase of the -f -I tris
�vIy `mom says 1 shouldn't be had picked- up from his mother•
do
to go,ahead but the rest of ns were in the past and it's not a good idea thein .
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this. She claims I _am living'(also bed -ridden) who lives with
staying. Well, Ann, through'out the
.entire ,recital he kept making
crude•remarkS about each child's
performance. Once he yelled,'
``Get the hook." The father of -the
little girl who was playing started
toward him but his wife held him
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Ronald 1.
-7'
—moo
p -batt -we ine-t-ba-ve•the.-good...:.
or a girl to do that. We argue a� Tc,t'�"""" • • • ,
I
because of this. Please tell Mom sense to tell her. Sorry, we don t
to get off my back. She's making need the flu. Call us' when
s well'' —and leave. i
• me nervous with her. constant everyone
harping,- NAGED TO DEATH
, DEAR N.: Your mother has- a..
point. When -you were playing with •
back. I died a thousand deaths• that . the band you felt like a big wheel.
night. When the recital was oyer 1 — important, and you loved it. As.
slipped out of - the .hall like a a sophomore in•.college you're a
criminal. What advice td ou. have
fora woman with an idiot son-in-
law? — WRUNG OUT
DEAR WRUNG: Don't invite
him to any more piano recitals,
A d •f run into him at a
n i you.
little fish in a big pond.
I suggest a compromise -•- two
return visits a year to the high
school. ' Work• at becoming
involved in activities at college,
`People grow • by meeting new
recital, d.dn'!t:-: sit. Vitt. tiro, :In„ ,�Dh len_ges,"nod k� WIng around r,
other words.— disassociate. If lie old haunts 'and living on pas' - •
behaves like this on other achievements. •
occasions, the same advice holds. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am
His behavior sounds like asking you to use the power of
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