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The Huron Expositor, 1979-03-08, Page 2020. THE rAmex grti.'Ii.cVuv,"c:ar�3m.:M,v nn'R` .t:�''.MAA:?dl,p'a postroR, i'111,$1IRG 8,. 1919. My favorite day for Mothers to come in is Monday: Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Lone come inthe. morning. Mrs. Hoelscher comes in the afternoon. They help children read and finish their work. They take us in the halls or library to do what they are supposed to. They want uS to learn how to make change; they want to see how much we know about the world; they want to see how Helps: read, When Mrs. Beuttennlil.ler conte$' in she helps us with our reading program. When' we come across a word we can't reador don't know 'the. Meaning she helps us find out the meaning or helps us. figure out what the word • says. Sometimes she takes us. out'to help us with. our Math. Sometimes she helps with phonics. What would we ever do without our Mothers? By Vicki Tremeer Exams Or -Thursday, February. 22 the' exams started for' • the Grades Seven and''eight 'students at Seaforth Public School: Do ,you realize the family arguments that arise from the studying and pre- parations for the exams? The exams are important because they make up to 40 percent of our report card mark. At 15:00 on Monday. February 26 everyone yelled out. a sigh of relief when the'exams were completed:. This relief was short - .lived'. ,.'since we spent the zest of the week getting . -oui, . exam, . papers back and taking them home of Mom and Dad. By Derek Cooper, 'Kevin Coleman, Robbie Simpson )u�nior speeches "Teaciiers, judges and. friends:" This is how most of the junior speeches began. ,the eight people competed in the junior speeches. First of all ;the., person said the speech in the ' classroom; from there he went against the other' class: then he went to the gym. If his speech was really good he would go to the Legion Hall and: , then go to the area competition in :Brussesl David McLlwain _and Mary Hunt represented Seaforth Public School in the junior division. It's: really enjoyable to sit' and listen to the by Henrietta; & Colleen (grade. 6) much Grade 3 work we kt\\-. Thats why 1 like thein to etlre to Bw Waif tieutten miller She helps with -our ploys 1 like Tuesdq Morning ° because .Mrs. Henderson comes in. She helps us with • our reading and our plays. Our play was called The Leak in the Dike. The play took a lot of pra.etthe, bite helped 45 with our play. She brought the lam. B\ 'Valium Ta't t+ar Mrs.. Akey y is my mom 1 like Wednesday .after %ion because Mrs. Akey comes:' Mrs. Akey iS 'my: ; Mem. She helps us by taking a. group in the hall and working with us in the hall with magnets. Sometimes 'she takes one at a rime, When we has reading she helps us with the on • ferenGes. A eonferenee is when we finsih our book. Se asks us ,questions about our book. • She is a great help cause she takes us main the hall :ind tells us to -read: ,Sernd of the , hook we are reading. then she asks us ,questions. She ` omes to' Grade ;three. '. By' barren Akev;. Film night once a month. Again this: year, just as last year. .the Seaforth Public School has 'film night"' once. a month. The school has already had two ' filets', "Hans Brinker". and the "Prince and the Pauper". Coming soon will be "Robin Hood" which is showing Primary class Our Kindergarten, . Grade One, Grade Two and Grade Three classes have been working together on our Winter Theme. For indoor activities; 1. We watched movies about snow and winter activities. 2. We painted abig'mural and: cut out people and their clothing for the mural. 3. We wrote stories, poems; and descriptive winter words.. ' For outdoor ,acitvities we: went outside Monday. morning + and. worked. in groups. Each group had at least twenty minutes at each activity., The activities were; 1. • Games We !eared' . two games; Snow Snakes and • Eskimo Soccer. 2. Survival - We used shovels and snow saws to Seniors give speeches On Friday, February 16th; the senior students. of Seaforth .Public School met in the gym • to have 'the speeches. There were .two representatives'from each of the four classes. The com- petitors were • 'Cathy McGavin, Patricia Rimmer, Danny Wesenburg, Janette Rack, Joanne Johnson,. Sandra. . Hunt, Melinda Gomes.' and Michelle J ones. The various topics Were the year of 1978, the years at S.P. School, Skateboarding, The Grand Old Opry, Helen Keller, Cheese,vandalisnt and Shirley ; Temple. All speeches were done quite well. There were two students chosen to represent the senior division of our school at the Legion. They were Cathy MeGavin, speaking on "The Year of 1978 and. Sandra Hunt. whose topic was "Cheese".. Sandra plated second: in the competition at the Legion. The speecherwere 'enjoyed' by everyone.: BY 'Penny Taylor' $R Jeanne McDonald 8'9 make shelters which can help to protect you, from storms andfreezing weather. 3. Science- (a) We studied snow With •: magnifying lens. The snow was like grains of spgar of salt so it wasold snow. New snow has beautiful designs, (b) We dug a' deep. hole. We could see :layers, of snow and one layer of ice 'from an ice storm about a: month ago: We used • long. ther- mometers to take the teni,- perature of the snew -at different 'levels of the -hole, We, found that it was warmest at the bbttom,of`the hole and coldestat the: top. Each class brought •'a jar of snow . into school and onMarch 28th.. . Two films are coming to the school. These will be shown during ,school hours. The Grade Eight's aro studing the Novel. Shane. and the movjie.'Will he shown on Marsh 9t1. Op April 9 the es work toge watched it melt, We found that f2 cm of snow made 4 cm of water. Also, the snow looked clean but we could: see pollution in the water, Winter' • The event most eagerly awaited by both pupils and teachers is, of course the Winter Break from March. 17 to March 25. grade, seven novel "Johnny Tremain"' is being shown, On March 7. Mr, Anton, Lends is coating tti the school. to give a visual presentation on "Switzerland," "Parents are welcome!" By Suzanne Jessome ther • 1t Was, a• very cold day. But we had fun while learning. We ,enjoyed.. the hot -.chocolate, too. , Bv Grade Two, break • planning skating parties at the arena beforethe icegoes out. The big event for the last term will be our Spring Concert. The .grade 6,7 and -'$'s. are presenting the musical. Oliver on two evenings: April 24 and 25 during Education week. We hope you will consider at- tending this production as we always 'put a great deal of time and effort into our shows ,for the parents and public. Here's hoping• everyone has a, good,rest and' comes back ready to attack the final term: `Reportcards for this' term will be going home on. Iv1arch 14 and must' be returned before the break:, On March,• 15 the primary classes :will be going to the, 'Sugar:Bush. Maybe they will bring back some sweet samples! •• Someof, the classes are It's a serve Its a` Serve. 'Will it ,be returned? The ball is arching, over the net. Wham, itwas spiked • by somebody's • parent. That was the scene on -Wed.. Feb_ 7 as the parents humiliated their own children. 'The parents used know how along with skill to defeat our best ef- forts. We did however. de- feat there at .one thing, Rythmics. Will the scene be°repeated' on'March '6? Only the pecple. who attend will know. So let's make it a,team effort to defeat those, parents but remember, if you do come bring your parents; By Bruce Morton Trani 5ITY NA `CYPTw+s!!!, )NS Orr Tuesday Imornittgi: i"eh ruary 7x 1.97% we bad 111,v Tramp Champs at Pyr sehgol, We attended an'assetnbly at' 9:00 o'clock in: the morning, The public school kids from St dames were there as: well, Gayle Yander 'Velden. our students' .04,01 president, introduced them. To start the, act off,. Frank, one of the Tramp Champs, spoke for, a few miniutes on the safety; techniques of performing on a trampoline. He talked': about the different types, of: trampolines. He told us i ,about the competitions they have been in and showed us ;.also how to balance on a trampoline. Then, Frank and Clyde (the other tramp champ) did their routine to music, and then 'did the basic jumps. Clyde showed us the dif- ferent jumpsand showed how someone' t would be coached. He talked about their different tricks. Then he got Frank to do what they considered .a. UP IN THE AIR — The two members Tramp Champs team were at Seaforth District High School on Tuesday° maiming- demonstrating some of the feats that can be performed on the trampoline. Here Frank Neglia performs a high '. altitude somersault. (Expositor Photo) REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW. REV IEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW, REVIEW REVIE W REVL. EW 'RE W` I REVIEW REVIE E iE R W REV'' LEW R E R I EVIEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW.BEVIEW REV .IEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW v :E; E . BrO'QITPG Herbert Broome, son ot Mr. and Mrs. George Broome. Seaforth, • was awarded. The County of Grey Award at Awards Day cere- montcs• held at the Owen. Sound Campus of Georgian.: College recently. Herb is enrolled in the Survey Tech- nician Program and is one of. - 121 Georgian' students \alio ►r� received an award this year. He is a graduate of Seaforth • District High School. r .• MCQUaIds top London farm s _ On -March • 1st the "McQuaid Sisters" of North `Main St:, Seaforth, captured first prize from several con- testants in a violin trio con- sisting of three different sizes of violins, a' full size.,.' a medium, size and a quarter size, held in an amateur Contest 'in the Paddock Lounge at the London: Fair Grounds.. The girls are Anne Marie' age 14, Madonna age 9', and Carol Ann age S.years. These girls are.. working. hard to keep Seaforth a very special place' to live. INSULATION SPRAY ON URETHANE FOAM For tatulc.ind Hog Barns, Workshops. 1lontes..1ttics,'.ete,, also Vans. AGRICULTURAL:v-INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL Bktwn in - Mineral wool, fibreglass; cellulose. .VAN .MOORSEL INSULATION. R.R.#t , Mitchi l' Phone:348:937ti The sale of SEAFORTH i ROTH to While lam ht) longer owner, 1 am continuing as manager of the meat department.' We hope in the future, with the new renvoations to serve you equally as well, if not better. Anne and 1 wish to express our deep appreciation and thanks to ail"'those, throughout Seaforth and' district, who through their support in the past. 1214 years, have contributed to our success, At the same time we with to express the hope that Ken end Cheryl Roth will Continue to enjoy- the same. support and co-operation as he assumes the responsibility for our business.] have: full confidence in: his abilities and wish him every success. Bili Laverty datiget' s trielc. He did a double back flat with.a triple twist After that was oyer.,: they let us: ask qi estt00a about their performmnees. Clyde did: a triple back .crnuuersault and then they 'Went into•their eharepiQnship, routine.lei ?the first time 1'd ever seen there and 1' enjoyed; them as well as a lot of other. e ple, andi werelooking:. forward to, mayie seeing theta; attain, 1 La. 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