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Sweet treats
The Grade 1 students from
Blyth Public School took the
stage at the annual Christmas
concert, Dec. 12 to talk about
how Santa should Fill My
Stocking. Pictured are:
Candace Abel-Rinn, left, and
Keldon Pawitch. (Vicky Bremner
photo)
Anti-conflict
The Peace Mentor Team at St. Anne’s school in Clinton consists of, back row, from left:
Nathan Bles, Aaron Bedard, Jennifer Scholten, Dean Reynolds, Phil Shraeder, Heather
Thompson. Next row: Kiley Lane, Kelsey Merner, Blake Moore, Stacie VanMiltenberg,
Michaela MacGinty. Second row: Brandon Dykxhoorn, Adam Hogan-Cann, Pierre Lapaine,
Meagan Lapointe, Anna Lambert, Stephen VanAaken. Front: Kelly Verberne, Mike Hogan,
Shauna Regier, Ryan Essex, Katie Mathonia, Lisa Miller. (Photo submitted)
Last year the students of St.
Anne’s embarked on a new initiative
to address concerns regarding a safe
school environment. The Peace
Mentor Team was born out of this
initiative.
The Peace Mentors were chosen
by staff, students and campus
ministry as role models of peace in
their school community.
The goal of the Peace Mentors is
to ensure that everyone in the
school, staff and students, feel like
they belong. Their job has been two-
fold. Peace Mentors have mentored
and been available for students
experiencing alienation and social
difficulties in the school. Peace
Mentors also created classroom
training programs on school
community awareness which in
essence have challenged the
students of St. Anne’s to “Dare to
Care” about their school and the
people in it.
The 2006-2007 Peace Mentors
will always be remembered for their
version of Grease Lightning called
Peace Lightning. Their enthusiasm
and commitment to this project
sparked a wave of caring among St.
Anne’s students.
This year’s Peace Mentor team
produced a 2008 calendar as a
fundraising effort for anti-bullying
initiatives in the community and the
school.
If you are interested in purchasing
a calendar or want more information
on the Peace Mentor team contact
Katherine Demarest, or Laura
Blackmore at St. Anne’s Catholic
Secondary School.
Shannon Reid did the
photography for the calendar.
St. Anne’s Mentors raise funds
For many Canadians, getting their
home ready for the holiday season
can be a challenging task. But it
doesn’t have to be. The decorating
team at Canadian Tire has put
together themes with helpful colour
combinations and co-ordinating
products to help make it easy and
affordable to create a beautiful,
festive space.
All you need to do is pick a theme
and then use co-ordinated décor
accessories to create a picture
perfect holiday.
Themes:
Elegant —Create a comfortable
and joyous space, using the elegance
of ivory, gold, copper and bronze
accents. Choose coordinated holiday
items such as wreaths, tree angels
and reindeers that have an old world
theme with a modern touch of
elegance.
Cosmopolitan — Combine glossy
black, shiny metallics, plush velvet
and soft feathers to create a sleek
and avant-garde holiday theme.
Consider a feather tree this year and
complement it with gold and velvet
brocade balls. Create your own
dining room table centrepiece by
lining gold candles down the centre
of the table to create a sleek and
stylish look for guests.
Traditional — Classic holiday
colours like red, gold and green
create natural warm, yuletide
memories and is ideal for families
with children. Start with a bark
wreath on the front door and
continue the warmth into the home
by hanging festive holly berry
garland and decorating the tree with
traditional ornaments like reindeer,
snowflake and ice skates.
Romantic — Make a lasting
impression with holiday guests by
incorporating tones such as white,
café au lait and rose as well as
accents such as sequins and feathers.
Set a soft and soothing mood by
lining metallic candles and silver
tea-lights along a shelf or fireplace.
Majestic — Transform your home
into a holiday palace fit for a king or
queen by combining regal burgundy
and gold. Incorporate these colours
into soft textures, such as velvet
when looking for items such as tree
skirts or stockings and accent using
medieval jewels.
Winter Cool — Bring the outside
in by adding icy and metallic
touches by placing metallic angels,
snowflakes and wreaths into the
home. Complete the shimmering
winter look by adding subtle accent
touches with royal blue and silver
accessories.
– News Canada
Themes to help deck the halls
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