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Valid May 2V86 until May24'86 I Without coupon you pay | store regular retell WITH THIS COUPON image ^VAILAOLE IN OSHAWA, AJAX, BOWMANVILLE, ORILLIA 1 BURLINGTON ONLY Champlain White Bread 675 g loaf Partly Skimmed 2% Fresh Milk 4 litre bag Limit 2 bags per family purchase AVAILABLE IN OSHAWA, AJAX & BOWMANVILLE ONLY 243 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS WED. MAY 21 TO SAT. MAY 24'86 IN BOWMANVILLE AT THE BOWMANVILLE MALL, 243 KING ST. E. SAVINGS INDICATED ARE OFF OUR OWN REGULAR PRICES. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 21,1986 17 Waverley Public School Getting Ready (or Track and Field by Jennifer Moeer Each morning starting Tuesday, May 13, the junior students go out near the soccer soccer field and do a slow jog for five minutes, then they do warm-ups for five minutes. Some of the warm-ups are: turning from side to side, touching toes, bringing knees up etc. Then they run for a few minutes. If you're wondering what this is all about, well it's getting ready for track and field which is on Tuesday, June 10 (June 11 rain date). The two teachers that help out and organize track and field are Mrs. Moffat and Mrs. Mills along with teachers from Grades three to six. For the first week they jogged, exercised and then ran. For the next week they will do the same thing and also learn some skills for track and field. Each student has to participate in five events but no more. This way it gives a fair opportunity to all the students. students. The only way a student could not participate would be if they had a note from the doctor. , The five field events are: high jump, running long jump, standing long jump, triple jump (boys only) and ball throw (girls only). The five track events are: 50m, 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m. To do the 400m and 800m you should learn how to pace yourself. The winners of these events will go to the High School to represent Waverley Public School. High School students will come and help teachers to teach their class some of the important skills of track and field. Good luck to all of the participants, Mrs.Puk's Class by Laura Broadbent Mrs. Puk's grade 3's are keeping busy. In Spelling they have 3 groups. The children have a pretest every Monday and they have a miscue analysis analysis chart. Each child fills it in weekly to keep track of why they're making mistakes. They work out of spellers as well as extra work. On Friday they have dictation. The class is studying Japan and made Jàck-o-lanterns, they will also be trying origami, which is paper folding. The class is learning multiplication and division. Every morning they have multiplication drills. In Music the class learns songs . . from the book "Canada Is". In , Gym they are learning warmups warmups for track and field. The Museum Trip by Tracy Morlarlty On Thursday, May 15th, Miss Pitcher and Mr. McKelvey's classes went to the Royal Ontario Museum and the McLaughlin Planetarium Planetarium in Toronto. The classes left the school at 8:45 a.m. and arrived at the planetarium at approximately 9:50. At the planetarium the students saw a show about all the planets in our solar system. At 11:30 they ate lunch in the museum cafeteria. Then the classes broke into groups to tour the museum. At 1:00 one class went into the gallery to see a display of instruments. The other class went into a classroom classroom to hear and play some instruments. Then they switched. The instruments they got to play were the Hurdy-Gurdy and the Serpent. After that the classes had another half an hour tour of the museum and then they went home on the bus. The classes had a lot of fun. Mrs. VanSeggelen's Class by Tanya McConnell Mrs. VanSeggelen's class went to the Outdoor Education Centre recently. Some of the children either fell in the creek or walked in it. They were fishing for little water bugs or water spiders and had to brush underneath the rocks to find them. The students stayed for lunch and had it outside and they also played a game called Camouflage. They would hide in the bushes and try to camouflage while they were hiding. They painted pictures, played ball and played with some frisbees. frisbees. There was a big hill there and most of the kids went rolling down. At the end they went through a maze. They also played a game called Mother Nature. They sat for one minute and listened to the sounds of the animals. That trip must have béen fun. Waverley's Vice Principal - Mr. McKelvey by Kelly Conley Mr. McKelvey is not only a Vice Principal but a part-time grade five teacher along with Mrs. Pitt. Mr. McKelvey has the privilege privilege of working with all children children from all grades. One of Mr. McKelvey's jobs is to make sure all the supplies are neat on the shelves. Also he sets up the computers and schedules. He works in different classrooms and organizes organizes the lunchroom, Mr, McKelvey goes to all the P.D. and P.A. days. Mr. McKelvey helped coach the floor hockey team and he coached the soccer team tool He also has a Young Authors Club. Mr. McKelvey will be working as a Principal at Plainville Public School in September, fCOMClfS VbdiuJ h i.