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Jaycettes Hold Christmas Bazaar Waverley Public School News Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 12,1984 7 Victorian Christmas Party Held at Museum A craft sale at Bowmanville Memorial Park's clubhouse on Saturday, December December 1, raised funds for the new extension. It was so successful the organizers organizers are hoping to make it an annual event.' Vivian Thompson, Lois Woodcock, and Edie Deboo (left to right) are seen at the ceramics table. I I The Salvation Army Christmas Cheer Fund is now in operation Please help the unfortunates of society, many living in third world conditions. K Send your contributions to: THE SALVATION ARMY CHRISTMAS FUND 17 Saunders Avenue Bowmanville, Ont. L1C 2A6 A receipt will be mailed immediately. | All You Need Is Love | The Bowmanville Jaycettes were holding their traditional Christmas bazaar at the Bowmanville Mall last Friday to raise funds for community service projects. All items on the table were made by members of the group. And some of the pre-Christmas treats included home-made chocolate. Shown above are Michelle Chappel (left), president of the unit and Louise Aasen a member of the Bowmanville Jaycettes. Funds Raised for Memorial Park Clubhouse By Natalie Axelson, Diana Moriarlty, Stephen Cook- Abbott, Lisa Cowans and Michael Holmes Houseleagie Ends - Soccer and Kickball Another season has ended and so has our Houseleague kickball and soccer. By speaking speaking to a few students like Kelly Penney, I found that the students enjoyed the House- league. She said, "I think it's good and they do it to learn how to play soccer and to have fun." Fortunately, we have started a volleyball team. A special thanks to the teachers who helped out with the soccer and kickball. Mrs. Bennett's Class The topics which Mrs. Bennett's class are working on are really interesting. First, Mrs. Bennett told me about the Environmental Studies topic they are beginning. It is Mexico. The class is going to work on a booklet she stated. In reading, they have started two new novels, Family Under The Bridge and The Mysterious Mysterious World of Uloc. The class is going to write an essay about "It's a small world. They will imagine that they have shrunk. Everyone in the class is enjoying themselves. Royal Winter Fair Recently, Mr. Hobson's class went on a trip to the Royal Winter Fair. The class loaded the bus at 9:00 a.m. and returned to the school at 3:30 p.m. Kids brought bag lunches to eat while at the fair. The class saw all kinds of animals and interesting exhibits. Mr. Hobson's class had an interesting interesting and fun day at the fair. 'Tradinga Pet Commodore Our school has just traded three Commodore Pet computers computers for two Commodore C-64's, in the first part of November. Mr. Reid, our Principal ordered the computers computers through our Board Office. I asked Mrs. Anyan, our Librarian, some questions about the computers. She said, "We are trading-in the computers computers because the Commodore Commodore C-64's are up-to-date and they load faster on the disc than the tape." The computers are going to be for all of the school and will be used for Logic, Math, Educational Games and other activities. We hope to get, in the future, a joystick, koala pad and some Logo programs for the kids to have hours of fun and learning. learning. Parent - Teacher Interviews All this week, teachers are having interviews with parents to discuss working habits, how students cope with certain things and to discuss Report Cards. This week is very critical to the students at Waverley P.S. because it's the week most of the tests are being taken or handed out to the students. Teachers like to talk about what kind of attitude attitude you have and how you're working. Parents like to ask questions about how the child is doing in school and most times they like to see their ^ rep 609 ®creoW r ®, gtP-*" (fi) AUDI OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN,™ 1425 DtiHDASST.E.,WHITBY 668-9383 TORONTO line sei-me AnICareandO.M.L. Service Award Winner ■MAI IT. 1. ik»A WWTSY ■ , VWAKt 1 v mrt.m V work. I hope none of the students students get an 'R', which is very poor. Coming Events Most of the classes of Waverley P.S. are going to put on a Christmas Concert. It will be taking place on Wednesday, Wednesday, December 19th. There will be a matinee at 2:00 p.m. and an evening performance at7;30p.m. Report cards are also being distributed on December 5th. On Friday, December 7th, there will be a Professional Activity Day for the parent- teacher interviews. Author and Poet's Corner The Zipper By Ian Taggirt, Gr. 2 Once upon a time there was a zipper. It was red. It had red polka dots on it. One day a boy bought the zipper. He put it on his coat. His coat was warm. He wore his coat when it snowed. He wore his coat to his hockey game. He won his hockey game. At the hockey game the zipper broke. He wanted to buy another one. the other one was blue with black polka dots. The second zipper never did break. Poem By Jeff White, Gr. 4 You can't catch a frog with a dog. You have to use an otter and water. Poem By Vanessa Stewart You can't catch a Og with a log. You will have to use a net and a vet. Plans for Outlined Plans for the improvement improvement of Highway Two through Newton- ville were outlined last Tuesday, December 4, at an open house sponsored sponsored by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. The work is scheduled scheduled to begin in 1985. Steve Killaire, project project manager with the Ministry of Transportation Transportation and Communications, Communications, said the improvements improvements will include the installation of curbs and gutters, the paving of shoulders and the replacement replacement of some existing (sidewalks. The road will be widened from , 6.1 metres to seven metres between a point just west of Oven's Rd., and a point just east of Payne Rd. The Ministry does not intend to purchase more property and no new lighting will be required. required. Mr. Killaire added that although the pro- ■ ps >1 .i A truly Victorian Christmas spirit was in the air at the Bowmanville Museum on Saturday evening, evening, December 1. The beautiful old home was the perfect setting for a Victorian Christmas Party. The evening was a great success thanks to the Highway at Recent ject is scheduled for 1985, the timing could be altered due to budget restraints or because because of plans for improving improving the Newton- ville water supply. If the Durham Region were to opt for a communal communal water system in the village, then the installation installation of underground underground pipes would coincide with construction construction of the highway. However, as yet there has been no decision on how the village water hard work of volunteers, two of whom are seen here presiding over the punchbowl. Mrs. Jane Wright, on the left, is President of the Friends of the Museum and with her is Mrs. Florence Griffin. Widening Meeting problems will be corrected. corrected. "We're going to be in contact with the Town of Newcastle and the Region of Durham about that project," Mr. Killaire said. 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