The Citizen, 1991-06-05, Page 22PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5,1991.
Jumping for dollars
The students of Grey Central Public School participated in Jump Rope for Heart on May 18
and raised over $4,000 for the Huron County Heart and Stroke Foundation. Foundation
representative Don Young presents organizer Suzanne Rose with a certificate of merit.
Seated are the school's top fundraisers, from left: Laura Dillon, Grade 3, who raised $82,
Marc Fischer, Grade 2, who raised $209 and Christina Befurt, Grade 3, who raised $80.
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TRACK & FIELD
by Kandice McNichol and
Kim Lee
On May 13, B.P.S. had their
track and field day. The winners
were Midget Girls, Christina Black;
Junior Girls, Kim Lee; Intermediate
girls, Sandy Walsh; Senior Girls,
Jodee Medd; Midget Boys, Mike
Ansley; Junior Boys, Mark Wilson;
Intermediate Boys, John Arm
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On May 29, the B.P.S. Track &
Field Team went to Seaforth for the
Regional Track & Field Meet. We
all did our best and arrived home
with a sunbum.
SSSH!!!
by Margy Stewart
All the boys in grades 4 - 8 tried
to keep their mouths closed and not
talk to the girls last Thursday. What
a chore it was for some.
This event was one of many
events that our student council has
put on this school year. Each boy
wore a yam bracelet given to them
at 9:00 a.m. If he answered or
spoke to a girl out of class time, he
gave up his bracelet to the persis
tent female. The girls with the most
bracelets confiscated in each grade
were - grade 4, Leanne Haggitt;
grade 5, April VanAmersfoort;
grade 6, Margy Stewart; grade 7,
Jody Button; grade 8, Marie
Cronyn.
The winner overall was Margy
Stewart. She was named "Miss Per
sonality". She received a bag of
chips and a can of pop. The boys
who kept their ribbons were Shawn
Clark, David Craig, Jamie Black,
Stevie Raymond, Chris Saunders,
Dan Sauve and Jonathan Sander
son. Brian McNichol was the win
ner of the "Mr. Personality" contest
held earlier in the winter.
THIS BUGS ME
by Jerry Mason and
Brad Montgomery
On Friday the grade 7 class
enjoyed a soil presentation by Mr.
Wayne Stewart. He brought in five
soil samples and we had to find
bugs, worms, and other things.
After that we did experiments to
see what kind of soil it was. Some
of the bugs we found were spiders,
worms, sow bugs, ants, beetles and
larva. We also studied the soil and
did experiments with the bugs. Mr.
Stewart is the Science Co-ordinator
for the Huron County Board of
Education.
PRE-SCHOOLERS LEARN
BUS SAFETY
by Margaret Ann Stewart
Last Tuesday, Constable Mar
shall of the O.P.P. came to teach
the pre-kindergarten students a lit
tle bit about bus safety to prepare
for next September. The kids and
their parents sat on chairs in our
gymnasium to watch a slide show.
Constable Marshall asked the little
kids questions. When the slides
were over the children and parents
boarded a school bus. They fol
lowed every rule. After the bus ride
everyone enjoyed cookies and
lemonade in the coolness in the
gym.
TOOTH FAIRIES ARRIVE
by Tara Wilson
On Monday, May 27 at 1:40 p.m.
Mrs. Doherty from the Huron
County Health Unit visited the
grade 6 room. Mrs. Doherty
showed us a film called "The
Haunted Mouth". The film was
about eight to 10 minutes long.
After the film Mrs. Betty Doherty
taught us how to floss our teeth.
She had a big mould of a set of
teeth that showed us the veins that
feed our teeth and what a boil and
gum disease looks like. For a treat,
we all got a new toothbrush and
dental floss. The other tooth fairy's
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