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her participation in a recent British Columbia
Teachers’ Federation sponsored workshop which

71 dealt with Parent Committee roles in Educa-
tion.

} MONDAY, MARCH 23rd:

LOUNGE: “Renata & The Power”

“Interdepartmental Broomball”

ARENA:

THURSDAY, MARCH 26th:

MALOZEMOFF ST-.: “Opening Schmoo Daze Parade”

ARENA: “Pop Concert”
LOUNGE: “Renata & The Power’’ CALENDAR
Mar. 11: Parent Advisory Meeting.
Mar. 13: Last day of school before the Sprin
Break.
I SATURDAY, MARCH 28th: Classes dismissed at 2:00 P.M.
REC CENTRE: “Marketplace” Mar. 23: School reopens.
_ Apr. 01; Report cards issued.
ARENA: “Minor Hockey Tournament

Apr. 02 and 03: School closed for two days
“Minor Hockey Canteen”

"Carnival Ball”
“Renata & The Power”

ARENA LOUNGE:
REC CENTRE:

Teachers’ Associations’ Annual Con:
vention in Dease Lake.

Classes dismissed at 2:00 P.M.

Way 1 to allow Parent-Teacher interviews

: sea Ne to be held during the afternoon

re,

Apr. 10:

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MARCH 9th-15th

MON TUE
KIDS CARNIVAL } CRIB SINGLES

6-8p.m. | DARTS MIXED
CHESS DOUBLES
TOURNAMENT | 7:30-11:00 p.m.
FRI
TALENT
SHOW

SKIDOO RACES 9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.

SC 1H PNOWRIDGE ELEMENTARY SC ELEMENTARY SC

“Outdoor Events”

“Minor Hockey Tournament”
of in-service activities at the Stikine ‘East-West Hockey Game”

“Spagetti Dinner”
“Demonstration”

For Further Information and Times
Watch for Posters Around Town and Channel 8

ERICK SO
GOLDEN DA re CA RNIVAL

WED
DARTS SINGLES

ARM WRESTLING
7:00 p.m.

CROSS COUNTRY SKI RACES

SS SR 1) David John
ACTIVITY AFTERNOONS

The Activity Afternoons commenced on Fri-
day, February 13th with children participating
in one of sixteen activities sponsored by staff
and parents. The activities range from Ama-
teur Radio (the students spoke with an opera-
tor in London, Ontario), through Squash (Kath-
erine Lantaigne trounced Jason Hebert), Cross
Country Skiing (Damian McGuinness is murder-
ing our skiis), and Cooking (Crystal Carlick
helped Pieter John make pizza hors d’oeuvers)
to Make Up (Sasha Poitras became elegant)
and Skidoo Safety (Jason Hardy vowed never
to jump a skidoo again). The Activity After-
noons will run each Friday afternoon ending
on March 6th.

A CONCERN FOR PARENTS
ANCIVA Leu sew eH;

“Minor Hockey Canteen”
LOUNGE:

“Sounds of Chapple”

Ea:

THURS

CRIB
DARTS

DOUBLES
7:00

SUN

SNOWSHOE

BASEBALL
12:45 p.m.

HOOL

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IN AND AROUND NIZE THESE PEOPLE?

PARENT-TEACHER INTERVIEWS

Parent-teacher interviews were held Thursday,
Feb. 5th. Typically, most interviews were teacher
initiated and most parents were in to discuss the
progress of the younger students. Teachers are al-
ways appreciative of parents asking for interviews
at any time of the school term. Parents - don’t

hesitate to make an appointment or drop in to.

talk to your child’s teacher.

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