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With only four weeks of school left, there is lots of work to ac- complish and alot of special events coming up. Dates to remember: May 30 Regional Track and Field meet at Trent University. June 7 Grades one and two to Ontario Place. June 8 Grades three, four and five to Black Creek Pioneer Village. June 14 Playday - Summer Olympics at the Guenthers - barbeque lunch, games and swimming. June 16 Grade eight graduation. June 20 - 22 Grades six, seven and eight to Algonquin Park for a canoe trip. June 23 last day of school; kindergarten graduation. The children are also finding time for their studies as well. The kindergarten class learned how to bake cookies last week; they also * * * * * 399 Queen St. ®, pbarj A)10 & v are genvs® NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR SUMMER & FALL REGISTRATIONS Stonemoor provides a Child Enrichment Program for children 18 mths to 9 yrs. Open year round from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM. Full and 1/2 days available. Nursery School Program for mornings only. Professional Trained Staff. Nutritious Hot Lunches & Snacks. Air Conditioned Premises. Stimulating and Adventurous Outdoor Play Areas. For further information phone ... learned how to clean up the kit- chen and do the dishes! In Bible they are looking at the miracles of Jesus as well as learning songs for our Mini Musical on June 16th. The grades one and two class ended their unit on plants, con- tinue to review phonics rules and in Bible are looking at the apostles and their work for the Lord. Memory work for this week is John 15:5-7. Grades three, four and five are studing explorers in social studies; grade three will have a test on multiplication (6-10) this Thursday. The class needs some heavy yarn or wool for their art project next week. If you have some extra yarn, your donation would be greatly appreciated. Grades six, seven and eights presented plays about the crusades; these will probably be reworked for chapel on Friday. 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The turnout was terrific and much was accomplished at the meeting, including the elec- tion of three new school board members; Bas VanAndel, Nick Henshaw, Lisa VanHarten and George Eenling - board chairman was re-elected. We also welcom- ed seven new families into our midst. Our condolences go out to our french teacher Madame Rance and to her husband Tom in the death of her mother-in-law who passed away after a lengthy il- Iness. We extend our sympathy to the Rance family. Graduate Debbie Powell Debbie Powell daughter of Ar- thur and Eleanor Powell, R.R. 1 Port Perry, graduated May 27, 1988, at Durham College with a diploma in E.CE.. 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