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W !i{~I~Lll Events of' ECTION T'[Wl>ANvvVIii~viLE, 'JONTAMArKI zt j, l7dO ucation Week k" 1 . W KU-Ma"Skateboard Club members Terry "Crazy Bear" Choloniuk (Ieft) and Phil 1Grade one pupils dance up a storrn for their parents at Waverley Public "Mad Dog" Pamment (right) arn it up for the people at Courtice Sehool on Wednesday night. Secondary Sehool. Ceremonies at Port Hope High School marked the official opening of 'Education SWeek' that was sponsored by the Northumberland and New- castle Board of Education. Sehools in the area opened their doors to the publie to give the students a chance to show the work they have been doing and the many extra- curricular activities they have prticipated in. Theadasm ulofteculetural The thesm ofteevetuwas ........................................heritage so many schools did S pr ojects studying various cultures and displaying their efforts. Dispinys of art work could ) be found at both Bowmanvilie MaIl and Waverley Mail. Although this program icluded ail the schools in our ~ '~'~' ' ~region, each school had some- '~ '~'~' 'thing unique to present to âL~ ' . à.-. .. family and friends. Photos and Story By Tim Weekes Christine Beddome, a grade four student at Cartwright Central Public Sehool does her routine on the balance beam. One of the Multicultural Displays at Ontario Street public Sehool. As part of a multicultural presentation, these Greek dancers, from the Greek Orthodox Church in Oshawa, show their talents in the library at Bowmanville Senior Public School. Students at Central Public School show what the Scottish culture is really like by doing a sword dance that was accompanied by bagpipes. Dorothy anýd her companions meet the wizard in Lord Elgin Public School's production of "The Wizard of 0" s --~~-- ,.1y V? dVT7IA ZYfn ATVUVI 99!107R!