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rome. 10, Terrace Bay - Schreiber News, Wednesday: January 25, 1984 by LYNNE BADGER Tom Owens' Grade 2 class at St. Martin's School has a novel way of tackling Environ- mental Studies. They are exchanging letters, drawings and photo- graphs with a Primary 4 class from St. Vincent School in Hull, Eng- land. Mr. Owens' brother Peter is teaching there on a teacher ex-. change. His class of eight year olds have sent fl. -r.) Nancy Deschatelets, Trevor Mulligan, \Claude Fillion and Charis Stewart hold up the somewhat large letter received by their class from the Kids a large class-written let- ter with all of their TOSS he water! arent § names on it as well as SOT COURT STREET AT FONT While "345-2307 ety 'et RCA XL Colortrack WV Se eco { pede 2 a.m.-5:30 p.m. "Point, Inglis, ae Jenn Air, Etc. Closed Mondays e A complete Stock of CUENRGEN : ee . Brand Name Furniture " ~ GREYHOUNDS GOING .. . across Canada! TWIN SPOT RESTAURANT BIRCH MOTORS LTD. yas 24 Hour Towing Service charter 7 vic trips SUPERIOR GULF 824-2833 PROPANE _ OIL Bie Ontario '"Bringing Northern Ontario together" at your er now! stories about a few of their favourite things. Under the supervision of teacher Tom Owens and teacher aide Suzanne Ray, the 7 year olds in the St. Martin's class made up a package bound for England which included a class photograph, some of 'their "'winter art" and individual stories about themselves. They have also been reading books about Great Britain in preparation for the ex- change. Some of the students shared their thoughts about the exchange. They want to know more about a game called 'Tig' and the '"*Queen's Castle." Christine Boutilier was concerned that they may speak another language but was relieved to find that they speak English and noted that "they draw and print nice', and their names were very different. She says there is a Jason in both classes and Nicole shares her name with Nichola in England. Her letter to England will tell about skating and the trip she will be taking in the summer to visit cou- sins in the Maritimes. Aaron Comeau was pleased that the English pupils play soccer like he does but noted that soccer is called "foot- ball" and television is "'telly." Differences like that are to be expected because "It's a different country', he says. He plans to tell the other, group about hockey and his favourite T.V. shows, "Manimal, A- Team and Webster."' Melissa Helmink felt sorry for the other pupils because they only have a little snow but was hap- 'Hands across the water " py to hear that the girls like skipping in the sum- mer, like she does. When she writes her next letter, she will tell them "when my birth- day is and about my friends Lindsay and Alison."' Joey Clarke wants to go to England next year but in the meantime will share his interest in "athletes and sports' and let them know that his dad is a mechanic. He summed up this un- ique learning experien- ce very well. The best thing is "We got to be, friends with them and they got to be friends with us."' Neldine will 1984. Mrs. 9:00 to 5:00. Pam Paradis will working regular hours during this time, Tuesday - Saturday, THE CEDAR SALON 824-2325 be on vacation from Jan. 26th until Feb. 9th, be Lloyd Snider Contracting Terrace Bay, Ont. Painting, Wallpapering - ' Trim finishing, Renovations, : . Plumbing Repairs ~~ -- FREE ESTIMATES John's Texaco Your : service centre Your Mini-Mart for for gas, car repairs meecorien: milk & cigarettes. | The Lake Superior Board of Education M. Reid, Chairman. s requires ONE GRADE 8 TEACHER Terrace ae School Commencing February 1, 1984 an Terminating June 30, 1984 For further information, please contact Mr. Davey, Principal at 825-3253. 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