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3 join Over 90 Club
Mr. and Mrs. Legg of Goderich were welcomed to the
Home on Mondays program. Marie Flynn, Norman Speir and
Lorne Lawson 'provided the old tyme music followed by a
singa-long. The Clinton Christian Reformed volunteers
assisted with the afternoon's activities.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holland of the Clinton 'area provided a
program- of Country and western music for "Family Night".
Mrs. Elsie Henderson accompanied her daughter Wanetta
and Bill with some sacred numbers and Mary Van Cainp
expressed the appreciation of the residents.
The Over 90 Club met in the Ground Floor North area on
Wednesday afternoon and following games of euchre and
crokinole three new residents were welcomed to the club,
Mrs. Jane McGregor, Mrs. Lawson and Mr.George Lawes.
Walkerburn Club volunteers from Auburn served lunch and
helped with activities.
The Clinton Kinette Club entertained their adopted
Grandmothers at a Valentine tea on Friday morning in the
Ground Floor North dining area. This annual event is looked
forward to by the Grandmothers with forty-seven enjoying the
social hour.
nside Howick Central
Science Fair planned for March
Public Speaking Contest
On Tuesday evening, Feb.
0th, a public speaking contest
was held at Howick Central
School. Two students with the
best speeches were chosen from
each classroom: Winning first
place for the Seniors was Heather
Brent, with second place won by
Janice McMichael. In third place
was Barb .Zwanck and Patsy
Faulkner came fourth. For the
Juniors, Kendra Robertson came
first, second jiidith McMichael,
Marion Huth was third and
Brenda Mann was fourth.
Janna Gowdy
Marlin Good
Wanda Ball
Continued Problems of Snow
As the snow continues to fall,
more and more problems are
arising. Last Saturday, the
Volleyball Tournament was
cancelled because some schools
couldn't make it to Wingham.
This Tournament will be held
sometime- in March. • Also,
because of • the • weather
conditions, some buses have been
getting into the ditches and
arriving at school late. This is
hard on the students who were on
these buses becaiise they miss
some classes. This piles more
homework on these students
although they are very willing to
catch up. Too many more days of
school cancellation due to the
amount of snow,-may force us to
miss Professional Development
Days. Somehow we will manage
to make out in spite of Winter's
harsh blast;
Marlin Good.
'Valentines Day Assembly
On Friday morning -there is
going to be a Valentines Day
Assembly put on by Mrs. Smith's
class, room 19. They are doing one
full clays T.V. viewing from sign
on in the Morning, to sign off at
night. Some of the programs are
Chico and the Man, Happy Days,
Gilligan's Island, Flintstones,
Peanuts, with Commercials while
programs are changing. One
T.V.program is This Day in
History, which will inform us
about the history of Valentines.
Parents are welcome to come.
Please tune in to channel "19" on.
Friday for a load -of laughS.
Wanda Ball
Cancelled Valentines Dance
Due to the stormy weather the
Valentines Dance that was
scheduled for Sat. Feb. 7thin the
Howick Community Centre was
cancelled. The proceeds were to
go to the Ukelele Band. Some' of
the food that was boughefor the
dance was sold in the staff room
on February 10th. Hang on to
your tickets because a new dance'
will be coming up soon!
Janha Gowdy
Vientine'S Day
On February 14 comes the day
of romance and affection. This
day is Valentine's day. Yes; one
of the "heartiest" days of the
year. But will it be full of
romance, affection, and hearts
this year? It comes the day after
Friday the 13th! I hope that the
good fairy turns off the bad luck
switch before 12 o'clock midnight
on Friday, or we may not have as
nice a day as we would wish for.
So cross your fingers and cross
your toes and wish.
Mary Lou Clark e
Guidance Teacher
On Feb. 11, Mr. Forrest ; a
guidance teacher on the staff of
F.E.Madill Secondary School,
visited the grade 8 students at
Howick Central School, He talked
about the subject choices that yeti
have to make and he suggested
some Subjects that everyone
should take in High School, Fie
also gave a talk about the school
and the students Were allowed tc ask him any quettions, This talk
was given so every student would
choose the right subjects when
they get to High school.
Brock Howes.
Upcoming Music Night "76"
Music Night is coming on the
24th of February and everyone is
welcome. There will be fifteen
acts in this year's program. Some
Of the acts this year will be the
Senior Choir, the Ukulele Group
plus an assortment of novelty
acts. I hope you can join us.
Janna Gowdy
Exams
On Feb. 12th, 13th,.14th, 15th,
and Bingo!! Exams! The time is
nearing as fast as a rabbit for the
grade 7 and 8 exams. Yes,, you
react it - exams! If you are a
parent of a grade 7 or 8 student
. who is attending FIowick Central
School, are they starting to study?
If riot, nib it in a little and begin
by saying "Bring those books
home and study".
Mary Lou Clarke
Science Fair
Howick Central School is
having a science fair on the 17th
and 18th of March. This is the
first time the school has had a
science fair. Grade 6, 7, and 8
students- will enter different
projects. The projects will be
separated into 3 ,main parts;
Biology, Physical and General
Science. Biology' dealswith plants
and animals, Physical Science
deals with Chemistry, General
will take up other things that do
not fit in the other two. Projects
will vary from Pavlov's theory to
Water Power. The projects will be
marked on such things .as
scientific thought, creativity and
presentation. Judges will be froM
F.E.Madill, Norwell and Listowel
Secondary School Science
Departments.
Some winners will advance to
the regional. Science Fair in
Listowel on the 19th and 20th of
April.,
Gary Grainger
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