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			<title>Komar was “wonderful teacher”</title>
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			<content-encoded><![CDATA[<strong>(Re: Grateful students thank late teacher, July 24)</strong>

I was saddened to read in The Auroran of the passing of Olive Komar, my Grade 4 teacher at Wells Street Public School.  
I whole heartedly agree with the letter proclaiming what a wonderful teacher Mrs. Komar was.  
There are people that make a lasting impression on you throughout your lives, and I find myself thinking back to Grade 4 on a regular basis, simply because of Mrs. Komar.  For Grade 4 students, especially now with shortened words used during texting, spelling was and is a chore.  Mrs. Komar taught her students a little saying in order to remember how to spell the word GEOGRAPHY.  It goes like this:  George Ebison's Old Grandmother Rode A Pig Home Yesterday.
I still find myself reciting that line ever time I spell out that word.

<strong>Mark Holmes
Aurora</strong>
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			<wp-post_date>2013-07-31 10:18:23</wp-post_date>
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