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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-03-14, Page 14• •• - • ' : '' • ...5,,,r.-.4•iil,r.,;!;,,-;,:ii,,,..:41;4)".1.1,:c.'.'11'..,W,f5e,;1113771,!.!TiV..;,,.,''',7•.' • • ,..41;. • +, ' 4.4••• 4 77.,..:"X•7,71( .4.••••• . ; : ,7,$W$.77, •.7".777:;‘4?•.:$.7A747,:kt7•V7:76•7.4t$,$$$A.,;*7,7$'n't?'4'...7.,.. .Ift*"4,$X: • 6',1%Vr The Kind working*. r oft 4174, 10.,:bit*s and girls, do • ..efade 1 aann -'7%`4" i • xi,* receiving their report They have been finishing up Si. Patrick's Day' activities and are looking forward to their trip to Wingham and District Hospital next month. Grade 3 has been working on fatttilies in French and they are making posters and labelling them in French. The class has finished its: unit on magnets. — Dana Mathers JUNIORS The pupils in Grade 4 are looking forward to March Break. This month they have made Japanese W -111F1 PAO and they, also completed .i4adjeinir Award fotth Retd,All About It wilt. The Grade 6s areworhin&Ori-V61.- . ume, Area and Perimeter; They have completed their study of India and have started to study Israel. — Kendra Pewtress INTERMEDIATES Mr Sinnamon's class has been working on "Highwaymen" poems. They visited Maple Keys Sugar Bush last Wednesday and participated in the Tips on Tap program. Mrs. King's Grade 7s have been working on per cent in math and Miss Balsdon's Grade 7s have been workhig on the books. Inside Out- side, — Tammy Adams ENTERTAINMENT All staff and students thank Mr. Quennell, Wingham facilities man- ager, for his assistance in arranging ice tinne for:all-of usto practise our skating skills over the last five weeks. The school is having a fund-rais- ing campaign over the March Break. We are selling cookies! Yum! We have just completed posters RAP SESSION—Joe Thompson and Tom Hawkins) two Grade 8 stu- dents at Turnberry Central School, put on a rap performance at the re- cent, talent *low at T.urnPerry Central School,. - 1-.40f 34g.. >$. f<'4, tine fabliOn Sp 1. 4 .!•• l :0011 was probably out Olen „life corttr„,„.. W� en)dyed* apeetil: learn*, how to tie. la:. and the if•-ntleMen All shirked Vs their lave;rite way to • le their neOkties. We also _exercised our .green' thumbs and f4aritedsorne'flOWer seeds to transplant outside after the last frost. International Wom.en's Day was a huge success last Wednesday. The ladies all enjoyed being. ierved refreshmentS by the men, andWe agreed it was nice to be waited *ion once in a while.. This week will be a busy one at the centre. Today we will be going to the Maitland Conservation Area to tour the sugar bush and maybe even get to sample a little rnaple,syrup. On Wednesday, we Willhehaving a guest speaker. Grant Cud/mire will be showing up his hand,crafteddwk QUF. afternoon .;;r150 eritet songs, erg. No* • trying • Easte eggs "04 Qur toxrtiot clinic is sctledL for: Wednesday,- • .411 call the centre,. or 357 1 for an appeiiit*Ot- • • ,This oil,. *sink committee - has ;00-4i4: dance, at the ("entre. tattlers:" andluneh is more or -tickets; Calt theeentre. • i Dust off your dancing shoes help support the day Centre, Throughout this -weekl.opy.1 iwkofirisgheybith all of yOhl * • AT WPS Editor: Wendy McBride In Grade 3, the class is writing letters to Amanda Wattam, who is still off with an injured leg. After being absent for about 60 days, she hopefully will return after the March Break. The class enjoyed "The Beverly Hillbillies" very much. All of them are working hard on reading skills at home and some will be visiting the public library duringthe March Break Shanda Mitchell 14.r. Sakasovsi- Grade '4 class beat the Grade 8s in -math challenge! In art class, they are making stained glass windows. They also are practising for the Easter concert. -- Rob Metcalfe ty. In social studies, they started a new unit called forestry and wrote a story about being -on a dream va- cation for March Break. The stu- dents really liked "The Beverly Hillbillies". — Andrea Gauld Mrs. Train's class is cooking things from all around the world. On March 6, they made a meal called Bubble and Squeak and Toad in the Hole. They also are doing book reports and can't wait to start sswinuning after the March Break. — Stephanie Goll Mr. Shaw's Grade 8 dass was one of the classes which put on our drama production of "The Beverly Hillbillies" last Wednesday. —Jane Darling Mrs. Schedler's Grade 5 are en- for the Blue -Box Program and plan joying experimenting With electrici- to enter them in the poster contest .111•11111=1111111•1 WE are seeking your assistance to name The Advance -Times • CITIZEN of the YEAR °•• ...;;.• • This award honours an individual in Wingham and:area who has--5110wnr :, outstanding leadership, dedication and determination in his ortibtetitMen.'", field, be it business, professional, or in a volunteer capacity. 1 Nominator Nominate Because Address as the 1988 Citizen of the Year Reasons Pitons fitillibtilt IS 0•• •••:• 441; •4074- oba :•$• .„ " • - We also were 'handed our report cards and two-thirds of the year is now completed. We are looking forward to March Break and the third term. We have been learning about conservation of energy in science class in conjunc- tion with the Blue -Box Program. We were looking forward to our ski trip on March 10. ;for St*dentS presented e- ,fflIbillies" last -.There was an ex - int hunt "out for. the production. The auditariarn was packed. Andrea Plumb • The students presented the teach ers with gifts in gratitude. Bill and Holly Keil provided doughnuts and drinks afterward and this was greatly appreciated by the staff and students. The senior students had a pizza party on Thursday, March 9, while they watched the production on -videotape —Thain Keil Gariliss is euchre,14figh lady I Ganda antl Les Short were nd man at last e. pa , : . • - .; • • . , , . !$1.$•,,,A., , '',F.7$ -;!1••t• Pm. „ •$.1,n4 0414i4,4•4••1,•••.4140.4k,g02104":04•Who.ki••••4•4.••10.**Nolloi:J • •„: 000 4 , HEIDI ROBERTSON, a student at the F. E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham, says She has enjoyed her co-operative education place- ment at the Wingham and District Hospital. She cuddles here with Michael Keifer in the pediatric ward at the hospital. coavoRstudentlearns., about hospital routine (By Heidi Robertson) I am presently in Grade 12 at the F. E. Madill Secondary School in Wmgham. When I was in Grade 11, I decided to apply to the co-opera- tive education program offered at the high school. My flame is Heidi Robertson and my placement is at the Wingham And District Hospital. I started at the end of September and worked on first floor with the long-term patients. I helped to serve breakfast and helped to feed the patients when needed. After breakfast I made beds which was a challenge in itself. The hardest part was to learn how to make the perfect corner. I also 4haved some of the men's faces with an electric razor, have learned that nursing in- ,. *elves not ordrialdrig caretf peo- le, but a kd of paper work. 1 even nwd how to tranifer information J." -•,• •.• • " • ° ' from one flow chart to another. I worked on first floor until two weeks ago when I was moved up to, the second floor. The jobs I do now - are pretty much the same as on first floor. • Nursing, I think, is being able to cope with a wide variety of people, young and old. I like to help out and learn new things, so I am gen- erally kept busy. Right now there are many people enrolled in the co-op education pro - grain, placed in a variety jobs. I would recommend coop to gl students. It helps you make dl - Mons about your future and gives you a face-to-face look at the work- ing 1 thank the staff on the firstai , Lticond'floors at Wingliani and , trict Hospital for giving M chance to work side-by-side it them. . I t I , I. f r Wally •