The Brussels Post, 1975-10-15, Page 8girls 1 - 0. The Howick boys came
out on, top of a 4-0 score over the
Grey boys. Lee Griffith, Mike
Stewart, David Burns and Kevin
Pfeffer were the goal scorers for
the Howick boys.
The players were: Boys: Kim
Sanburn, D.a,vid Burns, Jeff
Baker, Trent Foerter, Ken Noble,
Lee Griffith,-Tim Gibson, Warren
Tishler, Doug Kreller, Ray
Willitts, Allan Sturgeon, Ben
Schuitema, Gary Bast, Steen
School were in the auditorium.
Why was this day so very
important? Well, this was when
four students gave campaign
speeches for Students' Council
President. The four students
were: from Grade seven: John
Stroap and Barb Noble, grade
eight; Gary Grainger and Mary
Lou Clarke. Each of these people
gave very good speeches. Thena t
noon hour the grades four to eight
students voted for the one they
Kreller,Ril Karet
Espensen, Mike Stewart, a art,setaetvhee ji
Hallman, Kevin Pfeffer, Leonarc
Hoist,
Girls;.
Brent, Gloria
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Kaufman, Gail Kreller, Laurel
Dane, Gwen Dickson, Nancy
Versteeg, Donna Harding,
Sandra Temp lemon, Shirley
Versteeg, Rhea Behrns, Barb
Noble, Anita Reinink, Valerie
Wright, Evelene Zurbrigg, K elly
Adams, Linda' Townsend,
thought was best. Then over the
P,A.system at dismissal time
came "the 75/76 President of the
Students' Council is Barb
Noble", and our Vice-president is
Gary Grainger,
Marlin Good
Soccer
The boys and girls from Howick
Central School and Grey Central.
School had a soccer game on
Oc- t. 1st at Grey Central. The
Grey Central girls defeated our
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Each school year, there comes
a time for the most dreaded
things. Thisis tests; this has been
christened, "The Time of the
Terrible Tests". The exams are
bad but the tests are murder. In
October the teachers are handing
them out with a smile on their
face. The teachers most common
expressions are: "What's the
matter?. 2. "They're easy." That
is very very easy for them to say
as they don't have to do them on
such short notice. So to the
students I say, "Don't worry,
maybe Mr. Brain, will come to
your rescue in the time of need."
Patricia Burbidge
Chocolate Bars
TheS-Mdents Council at Howick
Central are very pleased with the
sale of all the 200 dozen chocolate
bars. Due to the great demand for
more bars the Students Council
ordered 60 dozen more which
should arrive very shortly. If y ou
still wish to purchase one of these
chocolate bars, see any student
that attends Howick. Central
School.
Gary Douglas
Conserving School Supplies
This year, school supplies have
been hard to get because of the
sky-high prices. Mr. Robertson
only receives a certain amount of
money .from the School Board to
buy supplies each year. So, we
are trying to be more economical.
Students are allowed only six
pencils each year (two per term;,
one eraser and a ruler. We just
have enough text books for a class
set of 36. Paper must not be
wasted, so we have in our class a
scrap paper pile. , Work books
need every space filled which
means work should be neatly
completed. Inflation sure make,
things difficult.
Marlin Good
Kindergarten Attendance
In Howick Central School we
have an attendance award
system. The way it works, is the
class haVing the best attendance
per month wins the attendance
award. Ea,eh child and the
teacher is awarded with an
icecream bar. The winner of
September's award went to the
Kindergarten Class, Room 2A.
The teacher of this class which is
Mrs. Underwood, is very pleased
with the attendance percentage
which was 99.65%. This is the
highest percentage received in
Howiekcentral's Kindergarten
classes.
Patricia Burbidge
Fall Fair
On Saturday,Qctober 4,.Howick
Central School and Turnberry
Central School celebrated their
school fair, This fair was not a big
one but it was enjoyed by most of
the people that attended it. There
was a stand where you could get
apples and apple cider. There was
a dumping machine, where you
would use a ball to hit a target
and a man or a woman would fall
into the water. At the fair such
articles as art, essays, posters,
writing and printing samples, and
many more articles were entered,
and many Howick students have
their pockets full of prize money
this week.
Ben Schuitema
Student Council Election
On Sept, 5th at 9:05 a.m. all the
students in Howick Central
BRUSSELS; POSTi OCTOBER 15, 1975