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This year’s contest required students to estimate how many jellybeans were in a rather large jar!! The actual number was 1,478 and our overall school winner was DARCY PETERS in Grade Seven whose estimate was 1,500. Congratu- lations Darcy!! The other winners were:

Kindergarten: Alex Dancetovic and Candice Shipley

Grade One: Jennifer Dennis, Tyler Dick, __ Jerrett Knudslien & Christopher

Whalen

Grade Two: Malcolm Studd

Grade Three: Kristian Evans and Robert Saro

Grade Four: Jennifer Mehr

Grade Five: Michael Tyne

Grade Six: Chrissy Becket

Grade Seven: Darcy Peters

SPRING CLEAN-UP 1988

During the week on-May 16th - 23rd, Snowridge students took part in many activities for cleaning up our school grounds and other areas of the community.

The winners of our slogan contests and their winning slogans were:

GRADE ONE:

Ist: ‘Can You Can Your Litter?”’ Mrs. Vickery

ist: . ‘Keep Cassiar Clean!”’ Jerrett Knudslien

2nd: ‘Don’t Litter Anymore!”’

Matthew: Gwilliam 3rd: “Stop Littering Around the Town” Travis Knudslien 3rd: ‘‘Please Don’t Litter!” Michael Pisonic GRADE TWO:

Ist ‘Litter bugs are Out! You better watch Out!”’ ~ Kari Kwitkoski

2nd: “Litter bugs, Litter bugs go away. Don't come back ever again!”’ Michelle McGill

3rd: “Spring Time, Fun Time.

i cleaning time!” Jenny-Marie Storie

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GRADE THREE:

Ist: “‘Garbage is Clean IN the Can!” William McGill

2nd: “Clean, Green Cassiar”’ Sheila Shipley

3rd: “Trash It!’’ Tamara Johnston and Shaun Bunce

GRADE FOUR

Ist: ‘'Feed a Garbage Can Today”’

Jeffrey Dostie 2nd: *‘Trash’s Home is in the Garbage Can Tony Pisonic “Wanted: Litterbugs. Please Don’t Litter, Be a Clean Bug.”’ Jennifer Mehr

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GRADE FIVE:

“There’s only 1 solution to pollution, so let’s make contribution! Don’t litter!” Chery! Kwan

“Your not cool when you litter, you’re a fool when you litter.”

Jody Harrison

“Don’t let it stay on the ground so that it blows around town!”’

Lianne Muir

GRADE SIX

“Consider, Don’t. Litter! This Old Town Gitter!”’ Derek Storch “Consider the Litter bugs and Stamp Them out!”’ Harry Johnny “Be neat, don’t compete! to be beat!!”’ Chrissy Becket and Mark Wypych “Be neat or you will be beat!” Bradley Creyke

GRADE SEVEN

Try to Make

Garbage has

“For Those About to Trash It, We Salute You!”

Chuck Quash and Kyle Zubek

“Don’t Mess Up Your Life”

Steven Vidovic

“Crunch, Crunch, Crinkle, Crinkle, Throw It Away Before It Wrinkles!!”’

Lisa Lanphear and Tamara Harrison

Winners of the Litterbug Poster Contest are:

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3rd:

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KINDERGARTEN:

Cody Evans

* Dallas Shipley and Nancy Sherlock *

Michael Brohman and Cindy Dennis GRADE ONE

Matthew Gwilliam Jason Clark and Janina Tyne Priscilla Carlick and Abhay Midha

GRADE TWO:

John Tyne Jamie Wilson Jacob Arnold GRADE THREE

Robert Saro Tamara Johnston Junior Quock

GRADE FOUR

Andrew Johnston Jeffrey Dostie Jennifer Mehr GRADE FIVE

Jody Harrison Lianne Muir Michael Tyne

GRADE SIX

ist: Scott Cameron 2nd: Mark Wypych 3rd: Steven Howard/Jason Ashcroft

GRADE SEVEN

Ist: Kyle Zubek 2nd: Steven Vidovic

~ 3rd: Robbie Randall

Special congratulations, too, to all students who entered the clean-up contest by picking up trash around their yatds and driveways. The students enjoyed the week’s activities and our school and townsite look much better for their efforts! GREAT WORK, EVERYONE!!!

DENTAL HYGIENIST’S VISIT

A special thank you to Joan Tomczak for the screening she conducted on. our Kindergarten, Grade One and Grade Seven classes on May 18th. The students in other classes really en- Joyed her presentation about dental - hygiene and were grateful for the new toothbrushes she distributed! —

GRADE SIX FIELD TRIP

Our Grade Six Class will travel to Lower Post

on May 15th to attend a Totem Pole Raising Ceremony at the new Denetia School. Special thanks to Norma Ray and to the Parents who assisted Mrs. Tyne in making this trip possible for the students.

ASSEMBLIES

The Grade Two Assembly presented on April 29th was thoroughly enjoyed by all who at- tended. for a job well done!

The Grade Seven Assembly was held on May |

27th. It also was a pleasure to be able to see.

PEN MOMS

The Grade Two Class would like to thank their Pen Moms for all their letters and also for the delicious treats they brought to the Pen Mom's afternoon. We hope you enjoyed the songs and activities as much as we enjoyed getting them ready for you.

UPCOMING EVENTS . June 9th French Club Fair, Snowridge Gym June 10th ~ French €lub Trip to Lower Post June 17th Kindergarten Graduation June 27th Sports Day June 27th Awards Assembly Grade Seven Grad Party

+ HAPPY BIRTHDAY COUSIN JIM £

COUSIN JIM HAS A SMOKE DETECTOR AT HIS

wy DO YOU ?

Congratulations to all the little mice’

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Dear Sir/Madam:

It’s not too late for community groups to apply for provincial government funding for summer works projects.

Despite the fact that the JobTrac program was eliminated in the latest provincial budget, a new program, “Tourism Civic Pride” is in the works. :

Under the direction of the Ministry of Tourism, Recreation & Culture, Tourism Civic Pride will operate on much the same criteria as the scrapped JobTrac of last year.

There is one major drawback however, and that-

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minister admitted this new program is being planned, but could not provide specifics or dates. The minister, is however, accepting applications right away. :

cut in funding levels an early application may be the | only chance for many important local projects.

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