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Retoort ea
tht wii,b taking place
April 8. Parents are invit-
ed to drop in or set up an
appointment between 7
and 8:30 p.m., to discuss
•coneerns QT student
progress with the teachers.
one-on-one.
April 8 would also be
an exeellont opportunity
forparents and/or students
to inquire about course
selections and recommen-
dations. Teachers and
guidance staff are able to
review a student's prowess
and academic level to
offer saggestions on
course levels that would
be best suited for tharstu-
dent.
If the are any ques-
tionS. or concernsregard,.
in report cards Or inter-.
views, please contact tho
school at 357-1800.
Youtitiklive
Youth Alive is a
Christian oriented 'school
club that involves about
15 students Who Attend.•
On April -3, 411 Eg.
Madill Students will. be
sent home .with their inter-
ir.n report cards. Parents
and students should note,.
marksare given in a per
cent form and are based
on the students' :classwork,
assiguirtents, an4 tests
front Feb. .to early March.
Colloge.and tiniversity.,
.applicants should- take a.
special interest in this
report card. Interint.Marks
will be sent to the colleges
and uniVorSities to coin-
plete the set -oftnarks they
have for each student and
make admissiowdeeisions,
.SecoNlary,
School feels it. 4 important
tv: work closely with par-
ent$ • and .1eep thern.
involvedin the education
of their. children. This is
Why that in addition to the.
continent Shp on the report
card, Madill encourages
parents ; and guardians, to.'
participate ig the parent;
toacher.intervieW. night
ds eombzg
F.E. Madill Secondary
School,
Youth Alive me ts
every we014 on alternate
Wednesdays and
Thursdays after school,
beginning at 3:15 and run -
Mug until4. Included in
*this meeting are 15 to 30
minutes of games and fol-
lowed by Bible study;
Students discuss the Eible
and issues relevant to
everyday life. Members
are involved in planning a
whole meeting or doing a
lesson or games, if they
by Jean Rau
'UCW
•
add
wish.
They are also asked
what they would like to
see or do in Youth Alive.
Past events included a
guest speaker and. analyz-
ing a. "Veggie Tales'. video
relating' it to everyday life.
Some upcoming events
happening in Youth Alive
are more guest speakers, a
drama at the end of May,
and possibly the""30 flour
Famine."
•All students are we! -
come to come out tO room
219 and experience Youth.
Alive.
Tice.• Whitechurch'UCW
latliexlaeld. their March
• meeting at the tome of
. •Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw in
Wingham. The topic was
church in society.
Mirclred McClenaghan
opened tile meeting with a
• poem, 0 Messed Spring.
The worship service,
called The 'Ectintenical
Decade and Beyond, vas -
taken fro5n the - January
jMariae,ntdcaot e.ok reMaial dtrtiied s Gar inpc!
tures takeii froth Genesis
1: 1 .27.,
• Rollcall was answered
• by' seven ladies. Janet
closed the meeting with
pray.
There April meeting will
be hold at the home of
Janet Cook in Lucknow,
World Day of Prayer
W4 s, observed, in .the
• United Church on March
6.
• Agnes 'Farrier and Than
• Ross were tbe leaders with
everyone taking part.
' ',Gladys Robertson, of
tucknow, was to be the
guest, speaker but due to
her being in hospital, the
• message prepared by her
was read by Jean Ross -
Seventeen were present
and a social time fol-
• lowed,
W
The MarehltneetIng of
theekton
WhimteacthcuhtreWI was
h
This was the final
Meeting, of the group and
11 ladies enjoyed lunch at
• the. Fireside. Restaurant in
• Winghant.
After a delicious lunch
• they all went to the home
of Cathorine-Wilson's for
Penmertitiong*aTtdlthisCwn'asurtrhae
dl
Affairs COnveners tp
meeting with Evelyn Qibb
in eharge.
The mlleall was.nnine a
township in Huron or
Bruce. A, sing, 4-100g of St..
Patrick's music • was
enjoyed. Evelyn gave the..
motto "We never stop
Evelyn introduced the
.speaker Katie Harrison of
.Brussels, a student at F.E.
Madill, She was an
,exchange student and had
been. in Prance for ttnie..2
Things are different .t4cret
very Strict .in school, :and
attend from 8 a.m. to 6
p.m riVe days a week and
a a.m., to, '12- p.m. on
Saturday. •• •
Living is expensive a
.of pop smaller- than
our Can is $8,' She enjoyed
the exchange:and is plah-
ning on going again' sortie •
-
time.
, contest to' to' ,nnscrati- .
hle,lristt words and names.
of birtIS Was won by Jean
'Rossad Jean Tiffin- , •
Humorous :readings
were given by. the ladies '-H•
and.,a beverage and cookie,
• finished the afternoon,
• Don' and Jean. Ross, •
• Allan •• and Valerie
Pennington and Meagah,
Roy, andPetty Pennington
were supper.guests on
Sunday with Bob and Lois
Ross and farnil,y,
Waterloo celebrating
Mexander's fifth .birthday,
Whittchurch Village
•card party. was held on
. Monday evening at the
horrie of Don and, -Jean
Ross with three, tables in
'play. High players, were
Agnes ,Farrier, 'Norma
• Rinfoul. Angiis ,Falcoper,
andVera' Falcone. playing„
on white cards, The final ;
party for the season is,
planned for March 23 with
a,pot luck supper atthe
home -Of Angus..,and Vera'
Falconer with cards to
,
Rid you know?
Our first 'stamp was named
• the The4ence Beaver,
and it vv-,isued in 185:1•
• (NC).
Maribor& of Canada's First
Nations represent: one,
• quarter of,the population
oldie Yukon. (NC)