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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 2014-04-09, Page 13Stuff that Bus campaign begins at St. Anne's Eagles' Pride Claire Gordon This was the first week of the God Squad's' Stuff That Bus' campaign. The idea of the campaign is to raise canned goods and non-perishable food items for our local food banks. This year, we are asking the Grade 9s to bring in food for breakfast, the Grade lOs to bring food for lunch, the Grade lis to bring in food for dinner and the Grade 12s to bring in snack foods and toiletries. The campaign will run from now until May 7, and the senior class and junior class with the most food items will win a mystery prize. Our Specialist High Skills Major students had CPR training on Monday and Tuesday this past week. Then on Wednesday, our Concert Band partici- pated in `Banding Together' with the band from St. Michael's Catholic Second- ary School in Stratford. Thursday the staff and students watched a video about rec- onciliation and the power of forgiving. Everyone was then encouraged to partici- pate in the Sacrament of Reconciliation for the season of Lent. Thursday was also the first day of the Junior Boys' Rugby sea- son. The boys had a great start and we wish them luck with their upcoming sea- son! The week ended off with the students versus staff volleyball game. The game took place during fourth period and was Lights go out at St. Anne's for Earth Hour Last week was a big week for the Grade 10 students here at St. Anne's and all across Ontario. On Tuesday the St. Anne's students who were writing the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test this year participated in a pep rally in order to get last minute details and confidence about the test. All students then wrote the liter- acy test on Thursday. Wednesday was the monthly civvies day here at St. Anne's. However, students were asked to wear purple in order to support Epilepsy. Friday was a buy-out to see the drama clubs play, "A Comedy of Errors" written by William Shakespeare and adapted by Warren Robinson. Students donated two dollars to watch the performance during fourth period and to support the drama club. The week ended off with Earth Hour on Friday. The power was turned off in the school from 2 p.m. until 3 p.m. in order to celebrate Earth Hour. The offi- cial Earth Hour took place on Saturday March 29 at 8:30 p.m., all around the world. We're excited to support our concert Band in a massive concert in Stratford this upcoming week. Our Badminton Team is off to another tournament, our Boy's Rugby team heads off to Western University and our `Stuff that Bus: Canned Food Drive' campaign begins this week. Minister of Public Relations, Claire Gordon Annual charity hockey game Dave Flaherty Goderich Signal Star Huron County OPP and the Goderich fire department faced off in their annual charity Guns -N -Hoses hockey game on Sat., April 5 at the Maitland Recreation Centre. Proceeds from the game went towards the Dave Mounsey Memorial Fund and the YMCA Strong Kids Campaign. 25th Annual Clinton Kinsmen & Kinette EASTER EGG HUNT Saturday April 19th (Weather permitting) STARTING AT 10 a.m. at the Kin Park Prizes for Everyone! BAKE SALE! kwit @ClintonKinsmen a buy-out for staff and students to watch. This upcoming Wednesday, we partici- pate in the International Day of Pink, an anti -bullying campaign that began in Eastern Canada. Our Agents of Change are meeting to discuss their $35,000 Min- istry of Education grants for healthy eat- ing and physical activity. We also take an extra special day to recognize our Educa- tional Assistants for all that they do to help us. Clinton Shuffleboard Club results March 28, 2014 Ladies High: Tina Van Dyke, Janet Harris, Margaret Kuiper Mens High: Otto Dannenberg, Burt Greidanus, Alan Lavis April 3, 2014 Ladies High: Janet Harris, Ethel Walker, Nancy Turner Mens High: Don Jewitt, Bill Bake- laar, Ralph Feltz Clinton Minor Softball Registration Thursday April 3 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Saturday April 12 10:00 am - 1:00 pm Central Huron CommunityComplex Bring Copy of Birth Certificate Join us at www.clintonminorbaseball.ca Wednesday, April 9, 2014 • News Record 13 Guide books Members of Bayfield Guiding display age appropriate reading material that has been donated to their "Just Books Sale" to be held at the Bayfield Village Inn April 12-13. The sale will be held on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday noon to 4 p.m. Bayfield Guiding will be using their portion of the funds to attend Rally Day 2014 at Canada's Wonderland. Camp Klahanie will also share in a portion of the funds raised. 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