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this class is really enjoying their
novel study on robots. The class
welcomed a new student this. week,
Public Sho
The Grade 3 class is doing a lot of
work cin picture mapping° Almost
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a week's illness,
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finishing their plant prc€
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math. They have been;
weather in French anc
Israel in:social studies..
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By Rudy Hooftman
The 1989 All -Air Weekend held
t Canadian Forces Base, ipper-
- two weekends ago was a
caring success.
The Winghar�n squadron, along
iith 20 others, participated in. exerr:°
ises that i�,atruc ecl, the acadets n
'chnical skills,l€adership`qualities,
' h e.3•:r
sports social d fid
is graces an con ence cadets who had .,never before met.
building.
After arriving at the base, the : that involved orienteering, first aid,
Wingham cadets were grouped into film festival, scavenger hunt; oobsta-
squads made up of members of the cle course, canoeing, , traverse•,
various other s uadrons This inter- downed pilot rescue, ra���p
s ua ren snake -u ensured instant_ � ca h, helico tear airpla " o
. � �,��, �' ,� � opt p ;p,: stetter
camaraderie anfellowship among • baseball, gliding and a "handsron"
The cadets took "pad in, events
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large and small. arms exhibition.
Saturday night dance at t-,
s s drill' hall :provided pan, oppo .
tunny for° the cadets to ;socialize.
ve=though there was only time
et, to partici ' ate iii
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quadron enjoyed a 'varied an
exciting experience. The program
was challenging, the food excellent
and plentiful- and the weather m
cooperative,
A special honor was accorded the
Wingliam squadron when WO2
Marjorie Campbell was appointed
deputy parade commander to lead
the final Wings Parade consisting of
approximately 800 cadets.
The officers in charge of the
Wingliam contingent were Capt.
Mac . Anderson and Civilian
Instructor Erika Hooftman.
The following cadets participated
in the experience: Richard Wilts,
Elliott Bauer, Sean Whiteley, Bob
Bennett, Chris Templeman, Vincent
Brewer, Karen Procter, Marjorie
Campbell, Beatrice Leuenberger,
Sean -M hy, jenny Chettleburgh,
Gerald core, Shawn Finn, Kelly
McInnes, Wayne Hunter, Paul
ge, Kim Mayberry, Pat McG-
lynn, Cornelia Leuenberger, Jane -
Ann Kennedy and David MacRae.
Six cadets took part in the first
annual Battle of the Atlantic memo-
rial ceremony, sponsored by Wing -
ham's Branch 180 of the, Royal
Canadian Legion on Sunday, April
30.
While their fellow squadron
members were at Ipperwash,
Cadets Yvonne Trapp, Cynthia
Leuenberger, Fabienne Clausen,
Tanya Bauer, Scott Girvan and Les
Phillips attended the parade,
chUrch service and wreath -laying
activities at the local cenotaph,
'`ecadets were awarded pri-
ority boarding privileges when the
uadron went gliding at the
x1over airport last Sunday
f'uring the squadron's regular
tirade in the Armouries last
',editesday evening, the cadets
tadp repations for this year's
inspection. The event will
at'the-end of May.
dron will meet again in
pies tomorrow,. Wednes.
9:.00 to 21:30 hours.
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stent. They are : studying rain
fdrests in geography,.
The Grade 8 class received their:
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3 photographer and by all alccounts,-
d they are very good.
—Becky Corrigan
SPORTS` - `s-
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month will,be the intramuralbor
denball tournament to be held May
10 at East Wawanosh.
Some classes have started bade.
ball as part of their physical educa-
tion program.
Shannon Phillips
SPECIAL EVENTS
On April 29, there was a commu-
nity garage sale at Turnberry Cen-
tral, organized and conducted by a
number of hard-working parent
volunteers. A big thank -you is.
extended to all the people who
helped make it such a success!
Thank -you to those who came to
our generation appreciation day on
May 3, Parents, grandparents,
neighbors and friends all enjoyed
visiting the classrooms and viewing`
the pupils' literary and art projects.
Both the senior and junior choirs
sang at the assembly, which was
well attended by our guests. It was
another successful event in the
schoolyear
Several of our students excelled
at the Walkerton Music Festival.
Congratulations to Craig and
Shawn Fair, Jennifer and Heather
Hall, Kerry Hill, Becky Corrigan,
Damien Colley, Tatum Mathers and
Janice Nicholson.
Tammy Adams
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