The Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-04-05, Page 21at the Wingham
Public School
Editor: Cara Mowbray
Mrs. Szarek's Grade 3-4 class is
working on spring flowers and
Easter rabbits dressed in fancy
clothes. The students are writing
Easter poems and books for
Author's Day.
— Michelle MacDonald
This week the Grade 5s have just
finished writing letters to their
penpals in Toronto. They are
planning to meet them in the spring.
Last Thursday, the class presented a
musical program at the Day Centre
for the Homebound, along . with the
Easter Bunny, who brought treats
for everyone! They are also
anxiously awaiting Author's Day.
—Shannon Robinson
Mr. Lisle's Grade 6 is just getting
back into the swing of things. They
are starting to make books for
Author's Day and are also doing
book reports. Everyone has said
they had a great March break.
— Beth Ward
Mrs. Overholt's students recently
started swimming on Tuesdays.
They have been making chocolate
eggs with yellow yokes. Last
Wednesday, the class went bowling
and Daniel had the high score,
— Brad Hunter
Mr. Morton's Grade 7-8 curling
bonspiel was on March 11 and 25.
After one round, Team 1 looked as if
it had things wrapped up, but in
round two, Team 5 came back and
beat Team 1 to win by one point. The
students on Team 5 were Ken Hogg,
Bruce Tanner, Amy -Jo Cretier and
Amy MacDonald. Team 1 members
were Bart Cameron, David Bower,
Kendra Machan and Tharen Keil.
All the students enjoyed their days
spent curling.
— Chris Martin
On March 22, Mrs. Graham,
Huron County art consultant, came
to our classroom to teach the
students some different art
techniques. After the youngsters had
learned all of the techniques, they
were assigned to draw two small
pictures using these techniques. All
of the pictures turned out well and
we thank Mrs. Graham for coming
to the classroom to teach these
techniques in art.
The students are going to par-
ticipate in the Canada Fitness Test
for our physical education program.
The students taking part in the
science fair from our classroom are
putting their finishing touches on the
projects. The science fair was held
last Wednesday.
The students now are finished
their VIP course that was run by
Constable Tom Creeden and Mr.
Lisle. Many thanks are extended to
them for running this extension
program. In this program, we talked
about drugs, peer pressure, young
offenders and youth and the law.
— Ryan Deyell
Last Tuesday, Mr. Hutchinson's
class went to Toronto on a school
field trip. While there, they went to
the "Tour of the Universe", up the
CN Tower and took a subway to the
Eaton's Centre. '
— Richard McKeon
The Wingham Public School held
its annual science fair last week. All
of the projects were well done and
all of the students put forth a great
effort.
The winners for Grade 7 physical
were: first, Shari Mundell and Amy
Jo Cretier, "Color"; second, Wendy
McBride, "Perfume" and third,
Jenna Ruttart;. "Water".
The winners in the Grade 7
biological category were; tint, 'Dodd
Harrison, "Meal Worms'' 9 second,
David Bower and Ken Hogg,
"Teeth" and third, Kerri McGrath,
"Taste aste Buds".
Mark Steffen and Rob Metcalfe
won in the computer category with
their project on "Telecom-
munications".
The Grade 8 physical winners
were: first, Michelle MacDonald,
"Shampoo"; second, Scott Gillespie,
"Steam" and third, Caroline Wat-
son, "Sound".
The Grade 8 biological division
was won by Lynda Harkness and
Tina Kotsanis with their project on
"Moulds", while Leya deBruyn and
Beth Ward were second with "Kitty
Kibbles" and Tim Altman won third
with "Body Building".
Congratulations go to all the
winners and we wish Shari, Amy Jo,
Todd, Mark and Rob all the best
when they move on to compete at the
next level.
— Carla Mowbray
the req tlrsa+re ha
cehay.atrwthe e E and Ca -
he r g began p�with the 4-H
Pledge and the election of officers,
who are: ,president, irk en> yi
vtctpresident, Sara Ankerinan;
secretary, Carolyn ° Winkel; press
,a
meeting of
Lock i+e's,
The'm.tinged and mem
bers d sed:fy
accomplish hi►t eheib, " nt d!rent.,
was to build fireS and
to use When.;camping: Was
also.
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Mr, and. Mrs. Edward Watson of
Blyth were •Saturday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston.
Brittany MacLennan of Listowel
spent a few days last week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Michie.
Friends and neighbors gathered
Friday evening, March 25, at the
home of Michael and Joanne Ryan of
RR 4, Brussels, for a social evening.
A purse of money was presented to
the Ryan family, following the total
loss of their barn and livestock due
to fire..
Mrs. J. Coultas
wins high prize
BEL
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RAV —
E Mrs. Janisa
Coultes won the prize for high lady
at the weekly euchre party in the WI
Hall on March 30. Twelve tables
were in play.
The man with the highest score
was George Johnston. Low scores
won prizes for Mrs. Laura Johnston
and Mrs. Iona McLean (playing as a
man). Mrs. Viola Adams and
Clarence Hanna had the most lone
hands and lucky draws were won by
Mrs. Garner Nicholson and Jack
Taylor.
There will be euchre again on
Wednesday, April 6, starting at 8
p.m. Everyone is welcome.
Huron County
nurses sponsor
writing contest.
With this in mind, the nurses of
Huron County will celebrate Nursing
Week by sponsoring a story -writing
contest for public school children.
Students from Kindergarten to
Grade 4 will — in 50 words or less —
write on the topic: "What I Think A
Nurse Does". The topic for Grades 5
to 8 is "What Makes A Good Nurse",
and the length should be 100 words or
less.
There will be three prizes awarded
for 'east category and the stories
must be handed in to theschool
nurse the week of April 18,1 r .
Further information is available
from Emily Philips at 5239517,
Ccrinie Kue at 3574527 or 357.2284, or
Marg deBoer at -5902 0r 357-2284
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