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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-02-01, Page 6rtagel—waselleffew Bentiselp1Ptettersday, 'February 19 1189 Acmunting -eperience gained through co-op education In the co-nperative education prsgrain weare giventhe opportmtitytaapplywhat we learn in schoOl In an actual business .setting. I really enjoy and appreciatelhe oppoittmity of participating in co-op this year. My name is Agnes Van Osch and I am a graduating .student at the F.E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham. I :have ,been interested in accounting since I first walkedinto my grade 11 ac- counting ThisI knew that 1 wanted to study accounting in college but 1 was not surewhat area !wanted to .sperisli7e in. Some:of my friends took eo,op the year before and took an accounting job at a. localbusiness and mentitmed it to -me. 1 decidedtatakethexo-nperativeeducation 'program to ',help me make alp mry SinceSeptember;whenvestartedeoiop, I Atavenotregrettedit. Itothebasiestepsiikegtmeral jommal entries, payroll aummaries, balance sheetsmteAlomeislkme onpaperthe rest :on the :computer. I dove noticed the Alf- feeeot waysthatelientsrecordtheirinfor- snalion forthemonthttrimsactions. I hops togain experience to help me in college and -assist help me deckle what .area-pf accounting, lammostInterested AgnesWanbach ITL I think Imightssjoympecializing in a couple of areas such .as accounts receivable or payable, payroll etc. for a corporation. I believe the coop program has helped me tomakeiny career choiceand I -wish to thank Barry ReidandthestaffatIteidand. Associates fortheir timeand t4 1111111111111111111111111111.11111M Mrs. ciunerson 'nits week -we talked about our telephone numbers and addresses. Our favourite season Mid favoutite TV showivereput on bar graphs. We are looking forward to our next snowfall, so that we can fix our snowforts atschool. Airs.Nalutg's K2 Mrs. 'Young's kindergarten class have been very busy learning about families. They havebrought in photos of themselves withtheiriamilies, and they are painting pictures &their families too. Leah Bauer and Liana Baran= have the biggest families. Grade 1 Miss Mather's class is bearing up with their bearestivities. 'They've been singing bear songs, =dreading bear shnies from iVismielimPookand2heltigitrown13ear. 'They have also madepaper plate pandas and painting "A !Bear -y Nice Picture". And formusic? Of muse! Their song Of theweekis "TenT•earsin MyBerl"! Dr.211m. 3 Mrs. Blanchette's class have been reading `Smishine Books and Story Box Books amLhave been_taking them _home ancLbringing themback every day. They are also reading to Mr. Timmer and their • • ;:::•:••••;:•3.;:•.•:,,S:::;k4,:•••:,•,•::k,...•:•..!:,,,:!.,,:::•,:•$:::,,,,:::•§;;;,,,,i,•:*1.*•::::',..C.:•:••:••••,,,:•::,;.1,1f&;S:.,3;b:ZCZ14...:,k,:::••,:::4,5:;5•••,.... • pro . • • ' . .. .. . . .. .. •••• jf...... ., • ': ....:. :••••. :',.:.„„, ....,::,,,:7,;,i.:.;.•:. •.:.;:. 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Independent surveys continue to show that an overwhelming-majwity of rural Canadians -surveyed believe that lir post office is -moving in be right direction towards better. service. Just as.we promised. Canatki Post is in rurtilEanada -to sta. That's ti promise. "CANADA POST k RPORAT1ON 1' yr commitment: better service for you 6 parents. They are also maldng "Did Ton Ever See?" book. Rine 4 The Wonder TreeSupeNheroes are 'mak- ing final copies of our adventures this week. After vi week of plamihig, discuss- ing, writing and editing, we'roproud dour finished stories !-Grade 2 stories and pic- tures are becoming a " "big book" nti grade 3 stories are in separate booldets Grade 3's are proud to announce that it's nowTIMEVOR TI1MS (Ask asstihat 2 x6 is!) Also all colds and 'fins are hereby banished urn the Kingdom. Dillon Moore s our 4Speeial Me" (when he comes back from being siek ! ) Gr. 3,Itm. Tlits week we finish up our snow folders . We learned about David MeLlwain a 'Oars in the NHL. Ills mother sent us Dave s stick, hockey sweater, some pic- Uwe:se:and some medals. We wrote letters to Dave and sent them to Pittsburgh. We welcome back .Samara, who had a bad case of the flu. We Aid a survey and found out our classmamts tolearn aboutantmals, farms and Easter. Gr.5 Mrs. itiorsell's clams working on In- dependent Animal Activities, and they are aLsomading Animal Stories. Gr. -518,11m.1 Mr. Spittel's class has been drawing some neat designs using geometric figures. We are just finishing np,our two novels, MT -eller -and Karate Kid. Friday is "Onion day", everyone has to rat onions math their-lim. This flhe us healthy. Next -Friday is "Wear your slad's ugliest tie day". So tiad, look out! Gr.6,111n. 12 Room 12 has enjoyed _having the com- puter in our room for the past few weeks. We have been busy trying out for the Volleyball teams. We hope everyone is successful! Gr. 7,Bm. 10 On January 25 we went -curling. it was fun! :Someday well be able to join curling teams with our new skills! Gr. 718,itm. 8 We have had two .tests this week. In math -we are•starting exponents and fac- tors.`This week in spelling we are learning winter words. We have also started a Novel Study unit. The grade 8's are reading the novels and the grade l's are working in "readers". 1?sr.l1,11m. 11 We are working on our speeches. In history we are working on the Rebellions of Upperand Lower Canada. In science we are starting to studyairpressure. We went to 'Tasman on January 27th. We are also switching from shop and 'Family Studies today. Exeter will host seniors' games The Tri -County Senior District -Games promote fun, fellowshipand friendly com- petition in reereationalgames for those 55 years of age And over in the counties in Huron, ° Perth And ,,Middlesex (excluding the City of London). In 1909, ExAteraVill he the host* the Tri- Cinua3r0iiinesto'hebeld Monday, June 26, And Tuesday, June 27. The surrounding conununities of Dashwood, liensall, Zurich; 'Grand Bend and Grand Cove Estatesivaalsoiendatand in bostinganci ,Prometingthesames. The ,garaes committee Anticipates ap- ProXimatelyMiunticipants from the Tri- VountyArea -converging in Suter to par- tipipute -in the rfollovfilig events: Soston t :tantact bridge, cribbage, eAlPet vatkiniges, 4,orts, ,euchre, k pin bowling, "golf, borsesboes, Jawn shuffleboard, $001eiter40(tballthrow, {Ago, ing,tennis, waliting,and line danc- ing -as a de*onitration-oort. ligktrotiRo 41* es fOr gaMeg.. JO-V91111111illitY-Mlaete in trebruArY -or (early Aiarch to ensure respunpo:.1*,)447- Tbe twollay.tvent $7411,wrap up TileAclaY evening Oith a bamoot ling bold at the SOtith Huron Ventre in It promises to be ,a *OW -opportunity for seams to,egne outdund,nOt 9111Y par- ticipate but meet new people within the Burrpunding eoupties. Por more infOrlriftti011 on'the TridC9t41437 ,Senior -District Gaines, please contaOt 411110 PArquhar, JteMiltiOn Director South AlurOu ftterontion 'Ventre, ,Exeter, Ontario. 4.15.28133.