HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 2014-03-12, Page 13Griddle me this
Gerard Creces
Nathaniel Peel and Joe VanBakel work pancake duty on Shrove Tuesday at
St. Paul's Anglican Church. More than 100 people turned out for the church's
pancake supper, and meals were also delivered to parishoners at the Clinton
Public Hospital.
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Wednesday, March 12, 2014 • News Record 13
Big week for St. Anne's
swimming, hockey and music
Eagles' Pride
This was the last week of school before the start
of March Break, and the Eagles made sure it was a
banner week! The swim team travelled to Brant-
ford on Monday to participate in OFSAA. We are
very proud of all our athletes that attended and
especially those that placed within the top ten of
A level swimmers. Our Boys Hockey team partici-
pated at WOSSAA in London on Tuesday and
we're proud of their Silver medals! Wednesday was
also Music -Fest in London, a competition that our
concert band took place in. Overall they finished
with an amazing silver standing in their category.
The staff and students came together on
Wednesday to celebrate Ash Wednesday as a
community. The prayer service was a great way to
prepare for Lent as we focussed on giving to others
with Malala Yousafzai as our inspiration.
On Thursday, students received their interim
reports, giving them an indication of how they are
doing so far this semester. Staff and students are
now on March Break and enjoying their time off
from school. When we return on the 17th, we will
be getting our Grade Tens ready for the OSSLT,
wishing our Drama Department all the best at the
Sears Competition and wishing our Badminton
Team good luck as they head into their first com-
petition. Parent-Teacher Interviews will take place
on Thursday, March 20 from 5 - 7:30 p.m. in our
gymnasium.
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