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REGAN DETTMAN of grade five in Howick Central
demonstrates the form in "shuttle run" that won for him an
award of excellence in the Canadian Fitness tests con-
ducted recently.
Gorrie Personals
Mr. and . Mr$. ,Lewis Taylor,
Laurie and Cheryl of tiawkesville
visited Saturday with Mrs. Lloyd
Jacques.
Cecil Grainger returned home
from K W Hospital on Thursday.
Bruce Grainger of London spent
a few days at the same line.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Charles,
Gail, Arthur and Lynn of Listowel
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Charles.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Smith and
Duane of London and Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Fleming off, Hanover
visited Sunday withMr. and Mrs.
William A. Smith.
Mrs. John Templeman of
Wingham and Mr. and Mrs.
David Templeman and family'of
Wellesley visited Saturday with
Mrs. Joseph Simmons. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Simmons, Joanne and
Carol of Owen Sound, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Simmons and family
of Wroxeter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Crump, IHtchoner and Mr: and
Mrs. 'Gerald\ Timm, Bluevale;
were Sunday visitors of Mrs.
Joseph Simmons.
Mrs. , Wilford King, ' Mrs.
Thomas MacDonald, Mr. and
- Mrs. Earl King, Karen and Col-
Ieea. of Harriston and Douglas
Xing of Toronto attended. the
Christening, - t .in Knox Malted
Cbur die `liven "Sim& ow -Sunday
of �0ear Lynn Knox, daughter of
Mrs. William Knox,
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Tuesday - Saturday
May 13 - May 17
Owen Sound, and visited at the
Knox bonne.
Mrs. John. Dinsmore, Mrs.
Hairy King, Mars. Gordon Under-
wood, Mr. and Mrs. Burns Ste-
wart, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Stpur-
nol, Mrs.. Mac Steurnol, Mr. And
Mrs. James Morden, Mrs. Wil-
ford King and Mrs. Thomas Mac-
Donald attended Mrs. Elsie
limey's 90th birthday' party on.
Wednesday in Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Underwood
of Guelph, .Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Foster of Galt and Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Underwood were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Underwood on
Sunday.
Mother's Day visitors of\ Mrs.
Vernon Barlow were Homer Bar-
low of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Barlow, Joy y and Gerri Lynn of
Markdale, Mrs, Myrtle Smith,
Kevin Smith, Mrs. Robert Abbott
and Greg -Flood, all of Owen
Sound, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kirk and Bruce of Sarnia, Mr.
and Mrs. Sinclair Barlow and
Bruce and Mrs. Gordon Speiran
of Brussels. Recent guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Barlow, Lor -
tie, Cindy and Connie of Oakville.
Mr. and . Mrs. John . Monis,
Bruce and Gordon of Inglewood
..visited Sunday :witrItiest.71nd
M'it: Wesley Ball. ;
Mr. and Mrs: Mel Arnos and Al-
lan of London visited Miss Wendy
Amos on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Austin,
Jeffrey and Derek of Elmira
visited Sunday with Mrs. Wil -
Ilam Austin.
Mrs. Glad Edgar accompanied
Mrs. K. M. MacLennan of Wing-
ham to Sault Ste. Marie and visit-
ed Mr and Mrs. Donald Whit-
field. A r'
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fergus4r
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross, Wightman of Chat-
ham, and also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Kerr of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Andari,
Teresa and Steven of Windsor
spent the weekend at the homes
of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gallaway
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zimmer-
man. Ken Templeman, London,
visited at the former -home.
THE EIGHT BOYS from' Howick Central who earned awards of excellence in the Cana-
dian Fitness tests posed proudly for a picture last week. They are: front,'Darren Foerter,
Trent Foerter, Wayne Lockie, Regan Dettman; back, Andy Demerlipgi, Roger Sturgeon,
David Burns and Alan Sturgeon.
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THE HOWICK CENTRAL GIRLS' excellence winners of the Canadian Fitness Awards
posed for a victorious picture. They are: front, Nancy Versteeg, Yolanda De Bruin,
Laurel Dane; second row, Shirley Versteeg, Laurie Brears, Heather Brent;, third row,
Karen Kaufman, Donna Powell, Rhea Behrns,,Margaret Borg and Barb Noble.
The Howick Grapevine
MORRISON McCALL
SPELLING TEST
On Wednesday, May 7,1975, the
second Morrison McCall spelling
test was, dictated to th'e grade
three to grade eight students.
The purpose of this test was to
• determine the spelling level of
the students, and compare their
marks to those received pre-
viously in January. '
—Susan Edgar
FRENCH SPEECHES
On Thursday, May 8, . for the
first time Howick Central School
held it French Speaking Contest.
Out of 20 contestants, who had
worked hard on the writing, pro-
nunciation and memorization of
their speech, four winners were
chosen. ., Barbara Kaufman.
placed first with 86 per cent,
Nancy Fisher was second with 84
per cent, Edna Loughran third
with 82 per cent and Susan Edgar
was fourth with 80.6 per cent. We
thank everyone who helped in
making the contest possible and a
success. All the Grade 8 students
wish to thank Mr. Fisher for
organizing this contest. It was a
profitable experience.
—Diane McLean
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MR. VINCENT
Mr. Vincent, who has been in
our school before speaking on the
topic of South America, will be
here on May 9th, 1975, giving a
presentation on Canada. His last
visit was quite educational and
enjoyable, and we hope that this
topic is as enjoyable as the first.
—Roger Murray
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HOT DOG SALE
On May 901, Room 15 held their
money raising hot dog sale. They
had the sale to help Room 13
make their grfota for the trip to
Ottawa.
—Stephen Douglas
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YEARBOOK
The end of the school year at
Howick Central is nearing;► and
with it domes, along with' many
other activities, the publishing of
the yearbook.
The 'many interesting topics
have been divided for edition
between the grade eight classes.
We hope to publish a complete
and satisfying yearbook. •
—Nancy Fisher
CANADIAN FITNESS AWARDS.
The Canadian Fitness Awards
are over for one more year and
again they have been a success
with 408 participants. Out of these
408 students ranging from grade 3
to 8, 21 have been awarded the
award of excellence. They were
from room 10, Heather Brent,
Rhea Behrns, Nancy Versteeg,
David Burns, Marg Borg, Trent
Forter and Andy Demerling;
from Room 9, Barb Noble and
Karen Kaufman; from Room 19,
Doreen Forter and Regan Dett-
man; from. Room 14, Laurie
Brears; Room 16 had Donna
Powell, Alan Sturgeon and,
Wayne Lockie; Room 13, Yolanda
De Bruin, Edna Loughran; and
Room 15 who had three, Laurel
Dane, Shirley Versteeg and
Roger Sturgean.
I feel these students should be
congratulated yr the excellent
effort, especially Room 10 who
had 7 excellent winners.
There were six events in this
year's program. The standing
broad, the 300 yard. dash, the 50
yard dash, the flexed arm hang,
speed sit-ups and the shuttle run.
Forty students obtained a gold
badge, 120 a silver badge, 159 a
bronze badge, and 65 were
participation badges.
Mr. Livermore would like to
extend a special thanks to Gwen
Dickson who was a great asset in•
'tithing and recording the marks.
I hope next year's Canadian
Fitness Awards will be as much a
success as this year's have been.
—Sandy Carson
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spread farmer attitude with. be
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Yields, KW pointed out.
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will resume study ofthe regain-
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