Student Council News Ibaraki Toyokawa Jr. High School
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A HAPPY NEW YEAR IN 2000(~ o ~)!
"Student council members will still be active this year!"

No.1 February, Jyugyo Gambarou Gekkan
(Let's Work Hard during Classes)
No.2 February 18th, Human Rights Concert! (A Connection Live In Toyokawa)
@In 1999, the final term is coming. Third term quickly passes by. Third-grade seniors, please take care of each day to decide what to do after graduation.
Please show us the way.
@First and second students, this is the term to pull grade together.
Are you creating good goups? We, Toyocyu studnets, have been establishing good friendship in groups.
Student council begins "Jugyo Gambarou Gekkan". The most important thing is that we, students study positively to creat good classes.
First and second years' class leaders lead classes.
"Let's study hard during classes!"

<Translated by Chika and Akina>
@ @On Friday, February 18th, BORO, a rock singer came to our gymnasium to perform ‚ˆ‚‰‚“ human rights concert,
uA Connection Live in Toyokawav
BORO spoke of his experience in the big Hanshin earthquake. He suggests that people help, encourage and connect to each other is whatever important things in every mini concerts preform. From thisCthe student council wanted to connect to many people living in this area. First, we went to "Ayumu", a place where handicapped persons were working and, "Josei ‚Ž‚ Sato", an old people's home,
Please look at the news on the Student Council noutice board in front of teachers' room.
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@u‚s‚‚™‚‚‹‚‚—‚@‚„‚…@S‚‚„‚‚”‚”‚@O‚‰‚’‚‚™‚@S‚‚‹‚‚‰ ( We have grown up in Toyokawa, so...)v. We want ‚”‚ succeed the concert.
We want ‚”‚ take pride in growing up, living ‚‚Ž‚„ studying in Toyokawa.
<Translated by Syoko>

Please cooperate to collect "Incorrectly-written postcards"@

@At the present time in Osaka, there are 30,000 people with visual impairments. They aim to become independent and take part in society. But many kinds of bad conditions are piled up and no progress is seen in present conditions.
A principal proposed that the incorrectly-written postcards be collected at all junior high schools in Ibaraki. This project is being organized by student council. We talked, and think we are happy if our efforts help them start to work. The incorrectly-written postcards turn new postcards and postage stamps, which are useful to people with visual impairments welfare business. At Toyokawa , this collection box will be located in the front lobby.
Please give us the postcards without stamps.

We collect them during January.
<Translated by Yurika>


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