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Kindergarten will be talking
about bird nests and the arrival of
spring flowers. As wanner weather
arrives, they will have some out-
door experiences. They are begin-
ning to make alphabet books.
—Kelly Kerr
The theme for April is ‘sanimAsii,
The students are learning about
mammals, reptiles, amphibians,
birds and fish. They made different
kinds of animals from paper loops
and call them 'Loopy Creatures".
They are learning to tell time
with paper plate clocks they made
by themselves. They are looking
forward to a spring walk with their
reading buddies.
—Shari Mundell
Mrs. Overholt's crass had a deli-
cious lunch of hot dogs and beans.
This week they are havine sloppy
joes. They talked about and made
pussywillows. Bradley was this
week's high bowler.
--Angela Swanson
Mr. Salcasov's class is going to
have a writing test. They are also
studying microscopes and are
going on a field trip to a fish hatc-if-
ery at Owen Sound.
_ Rob Metcalfe
The Grade 4-5s had a very suc-
cessful spring concert. This concert
raised over $350. Wingham Public
School would like to thank Wing -
ham for support of the Colleen
Robertson Memorial Fund and Don
Young Fire Fund. Mr. Young is the
school board attendance counsellor.
This week at our school we had a
favorite T-shirt and jeans day. Many
people participated in this day.
—Tharen
Town of Wingham
PROCLAMATION
Red Shield Appeal
WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Town of
Wingham supports the excellent service work provided to
residents of the community by The Salvation Army.
AND WHEREAS in an attempt to raise funds to support their
various programs, the Army has decided to conduct a Red
Shield Appeal Drive during the month of May.
NOW THEREFORE May 1, 1989 is hereby declared Red
Shield Appeal Day in the Town of Wingham and all citizens
are encouraged to support this drive.
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one afternoon "'spiffing" up the '$rard and school building. Helping Mr.Stewart are Nicole. Rossipr-
clan Hicks, John Martin, James Sowdon, Kim Bridge Lori Morrison and Nicole O'Neil. ,•
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PRIMARY REPORT
Edited by Darren Roth, Ryan
Gallaher
Last Friday the Grade 2s had
some maple syrup tasting fun. They
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muffins, maple bread and maple -
coated popcorn. Everything was
sweet and delicious.
Mrs. Elgie and Miss McKinnon
helped us.
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Editor Kerry Hill
PRIMARY
The Grade 1 class really enjoy
its trip to the hospital. Some of th
interesting departments they visi
ed were the laboratoiy, emerge
physiotherapy and x-ray.
They also had the school inurs
come and talk to them about wher
to find a nurse. All in all, it was
very busy week.
The Grade 1-2 class has just fin
ished up its unit on trains, which
they really enjoyed.
The Grade 3 class just finished
writing to their penpals from How -
ick, In math, they have completed
their five-timeslable.
— Dana Mathers
INTERMEDIATES
The Grade 7 pupils. in Grade 6-7
had a basic skills test last week.
The Grade 7-8 lass has been
working with angles in math. Colin
Darling (Grade 7) and Tom
Hawkins (Grade 8) represented
TurnberryCentral at the regional
science air at Clinton last Friday
and Saturday.
--Jane Darling
GENERAL NEWS
Several of our students enjoyed a
musical performance in the gymna-
sium by the Befrdo Brothers.
The Grade 8s have had their
graduation pictures taken. Now
they must work hard and make
sure that they graduate.
Have you done your spring
cleaning yet? Well, we have at
Turnberry Central, Last Friday, all
of the students ancl staff showed up
in their work clothes and, with dust
cloths, cleaning rags and plenty of
elbow grease, we all pitched in to
mace our school sparkle and shine,
veryone i§: invited to conteito of
bur'
at 7:30 p.m. The Grades 4 to 8 stu-
dents are presenting the very funny
ed musical "The Helping Hand" and
e our senior choir will be singing.
t- Please join us.
cy, The road -safety show is coming
t� Turnberry Central on Wednesday
e afternoon. Maybe we'll get to see
e our friend, Elmer, the Safety Ele-
a phant.
We sure are looking forward to
- this Thursday when we celebrate
Career Day Over,20 people repre-
senting a. variety of occupations,
will be visiting us to talk about,
their fobs.
We are grateful to these people F
for volunteering their time to be
with us and a special thanks to Mrs. `-'1,
Ruff and Mrs. Pegg for helping to u
o anize this event.
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st wishes to our custodian, Mr i
Raven, who celebrates a birthday.
this Friday.e
All in all, it should be a very busy
week . . . but then, after all, it is
Education Week,
The first week of May also is spe-
cial as the Huron County Board of
Education celebrates its 20th
anniversary
Plan to visit us at Turnbeny Cen-
tral on May 2 to see our book dis-
play, There will be books written
and illustrated by students. And
Wednesday, May 3, is our annual
Generation Day — a chance for
everyone in the community to stop
by in the morning and see public
education in action.
There will be a special program
in the gym at 11 a.m., followed by a
tree -planting ceremony.
That wraps up the news thilE
week. Come by anytime to Turnber.
ry Central where our motto is
'"Welconiel We Care.. ......
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Mrs. Baker's Grade 3 class was,
very busy last weelc. We liad a math
test on multiplication tables on
April 19 and are studying a unit on
flower's whkh we find very it4er-..
e also are studying a unit -
planets and are making mirror
images of the planets. '
We wish a happy birthclay.te
Melissa Noble today, April 25 and
to Jamie Weber. We're writing
adventure and spring stories::
Everyone is beginning to feel:the
aches with our Canada Fitness
workouts.. We're all trying- to eat
four -point lunches.
—Mrs. Baker
JUNIOR REPORT
Edited by Kelly Bradshaw,
Jennifer Howitt
The Grade 4 class is going to
Walkerton to the music festiVal. We
will sing!
We are moving around in our
rooms because they are going to be
painted. We are starting to use our
listening centre.
—Tyler C. and Trevor
Every Wednesday, Miss Bennett's
lass has special centres for the
'Food and Thought" unit. The
rade 4s have been doing double-
igit dividing in math. Mrs. Dori -
las, a volunteer, has been publish-
-g our boolcs.
Some students are going to Walk-
rton tb sing at the music festival.
—Krista and Carmen
Mr. Hencher's Grade 6 class has
finished the geometry centre, It was
fun.
In art we are making mobiles.
with various three-dimensional
items.
This week is the Walkerton Music
Festival. In our class, people are
doing solos. Some people will
there for four days.
—Melinda Wheeler ,,• - "
INTERMEDIATE REPORT
Edited by Mary Feldskov
The history test and rewrites are
over with for the Grade 7s. They
now are working on solutions in
science. The unit on adjectives is
over and we now are working on
verbs.
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