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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-06-28, Page 25PRIMARY REPORT Edited by Sara Ankenman, Cindy Newton We are busy making our murals for the fall fair. We also were excited about our primary assembly last Tuesday morning. Last Friday at noon was an important time as we were trotting home with our report cards in our hands. We got a treat and a "thank -you" letter from Mrs. McCaughan. She is coming along nicely. We had fun at our Ricnic on the front lawn. Our bus trip to Story Book Park was quite enjoyable. A big thank -you is extended to all the children for being super stars and good workers from Mrs. McCaughan, Mrs. McKay and Miss Edgar: Last week, Grade 3 enjoyed five work activities at the Lambton Heritage Museum as part of our pioneer studies. A pioneer village, including general store, ',school house, grist mill, log cabin, slaughter house, blacksmith and covered wagons was constructed in our room. To finish up this unit, we'll be having a box social for our final lunch of Grade 3. "Mi8Mlaa HAYS—Terry, Joan and Richard welcome with love their new family member, Dennis Andrew, who ar- rived on June 21 at Listowel Memorial Hospital, weighing eight pounds, five ounces. Second -time grandparents are D. A. and Evelyn Hackett, RR 3, Lucknow and Bruce and Velma Hays, RR 1, Wroxeter. MAXWELL—Pat and Cindy Maxwell of RR 4, Wingha n, are - pleased to announce the (birth of their son, Trevor Anthony, seven and a half pounds, on June 22 at Wingham and District Hospital. A brother for Troy, deBRUYN-mJohn and Maureen deBruyn of Lucknow joyfully an- nounce the birth of their son, Brent Michael, nine pounds, one ounce, on s June 23 at Wingham and District c Hospital. A brother for Elyse and b Kevin. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Harris of Lucknow t and Mr. and Mrs. Herman deBruyn, Wingham. t WHYTOCK—With love and S gratitude, Barry and Joanne of RR Y 3, Teeswater, welcome into their family a beautiful baby boy, Leon Wellesley, born June 23 at Wingham G and District Hospital, weighing to eight pounds, 15 ounces. Happy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. g Everett Whytock of Teeswater and g Mr. and Mrs. John C. Marks, e Wingham. fr WHARTON—Mr. and Mrs. Jim to Wharton of Belgrave joyfully an- "s nounce the birth of their son, James, seven pounds, 13 ounces, on June 26 at Wingham and District Hospital. A co brother for Angie and Christine. chi i iowii,IC ¼MdpeVIIIe.mak Have a safe summer! At the primary awards assembly last Tuesday, each class had a short presentation. Kindergarten presented "Brave Little Indian"; the Grade 1 classes, "The Art of the Violin" and "Left, Right" ; Grade 2s, "The Owl and Pussycat" and "Boom Cha" with an original poem by Katherine Poole and Grade 3, "Alice, the Camel". Mr. Statia presented all the children and their teachers with a button commemorating their good work this past year. These dedicated folks spent the past year typing stories, preparing materials and listening to the children read. Thank you, volunteers. Your efforts are appreciated! JUNIOR REPORT Edited by Lasa Johnson Last week was our last of the school year. On Monday, the whole school had a picnic for Mr. Cober because he is leaving our school and going to teach at another school. On June 22, our class held a party, as well as the awards assembly. Last Thursday was the sports assembly and the Grade 7 and 8 assembly. Have a great summer. — Michelle Mueller Grade 5, Room 11, is preparing a gigantic` mural with the year's highlights on it, from Wawanosh to the oceans' unit, from Marineland to skiing at Talisman, from the electives to "Read All About It" and more. It was quite a year! — Wes Winkel INTERMEDIATE REPORT Our school has ended and the Grade 8 class is cleaning up and taking a lot of things home to make the rooms ready for next year, �/ There were a lot of assemblies last week to hand out awards for the work the students have 'done this year. The Grade 8 banquet and awards ceremony was last Thursday and I am sure all the students were looking forward to that night. — Brenda V. As the year draws to a close, tudents in Mr. Livermore's Grade 7 lass seem to be getting busier and usier. Between two -pitch tour- naments, assemblies and various rips, the class is seldom complete. The students thank all the eachers at the Howick Central chool for making 1987- a great ear. — Mary Feldskov Aaron Stewart: I think the rapevine crew worked really well gether this year! Sam Doubleday: This year was a reat experience. Mrs. Scott was a reat help in showing the rest of the ditors and I how to change reports om present to past tense. She ught us words such as uperfluous". Thank you! COMPUTER REPORT The quiet hum of the Howick mputers and the happy sounds of ldren using them have ended for Injuries minimal in two separate road accidents injuries were minimai to two sep- arate accidents last week, according to the Wingham detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police. An OPP spokesman reports that David Weber, 51, of RR 1, Bluevale, was northbound on Sideroad 5-6 of Turnberry Township near the B-line last Tuesday, June 21, when he momentarily dozed off. His left front tire dropped off the road before the vehicle entered the ditch and struck a tree stump. While the police say Mr. Weber did not sus- tain any serious injuries, damage to his 1985 Ford van had been listed as severe. In a separate incident last Sunday on Huron County Road 12 near the Topnotch Feedmill in Howick Township, the OPP report that 26 - year -old Mark McTaggart of Downsview was southbound at 4:25 p.m. According to the pollee, Mr. McTaggart fell asleep, hit the right shoulder, swerved to the left and then entered the right ditch, striking a fence. He was taken to Wingharn and District Hospital in an OPP cruiser for treatment of minor injuries. His 1981 Toyota Prelude was demolished in the mishap. another year. It has been very gratifying to see the students developing and using their computer skills. Howick is indeed fortunate to have one of the finest computer labs in Huron County. The addition of an Icon lab will strengthen the program further. On a personal note, I would like to say "good.bye" to the staff, students and parents at Howick. It is such a different feeling leaving, after one year as resource teacher, rather than coming to the school as a stranger. It has been an exc iting and challenging year, I believe the `Lowick community can tame pride in the excellent quality of education offered here and the warm, caring atmosphere is so obvious. Individuals really do count at Howick. — Brent Bowyer "Happy Birthday Canada! This Week's TME VERSATILE CLEAR GLASS STORAGE SYSTEM Feature! ROUND BOWL with Plastic Cover 1 litre size See Your Local Store ForMore Details Schneider's 450 g pkg. Lifestyle, Dutch Treat or Red Hots Wieners Schneider's 500 g pkg Sliced Sseeeseesess 1.38 3.99 with each $15.00 purchase Reg. Price - $5.99 Product of the Tropics Golden Yellow Bananas Side Bacon Ends 1.68 Fresh Ontario kg. 3.28 Pork Butt Chops ,b Sun ac oz. 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