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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1999-04-21, Page 9New school newspaper sold out first day This week at St. Anne's. a new version of Voice. our school newspaper, was published to rave reviews for- cverylhing.from the poetry to the recipes. Congratulations to Sarah Koopmans-and all the students who. worked so - hard on this publication.• 1 can't forget 'Mr. McCarroll. the. vice-principah for -his tsiorl and drive. The lira day .the Voice was on sale it soldout and the second day it' was still pretty hot. -as tudenfs were waiting to pick. ip copies even' before they wereavailable. This 'Friday We have our coffeehouse. Students and staff V, I11 jriin-their creative .kills to raise funds 'tor the :Arts Alliance at St. .Anne`s.'It- ts always a.great night so hang your mug and he at the • school by -7 0.m. on April 23. Come mit for -an evening•ot St. Anne's News poetry. music. drama, dance and visual arts. Admission -is S3 for'students and S5 for • non -students. - • Last week._ 1 commented on secondary. -reform as it relates to the concept of full disclosure and the student transcript in the Ontario student record. This week I • will point out the changes in course levels for all Grade 9 students in .the school .year 1999-2000. ' The new format- has -three distinct tracts or streams. They, are the open Stream. the applied stream and the academic stream. - . - . The. Mien dream is for a, variety of courses that are not offered as applied or academic courses, more specifically, the- arts and physical. education and health. The open course expectations. are suitable for all students at a given grade level. . Applied courses focus on the essential concepts of the subjects but develop students' knowledge and skills by emphasizing practical. concrete applications of. these concepts and incorporating. theoretical applications as appropriate. • The academic courses develop students' knowledge and -skills by emphasizing. abstract applications of the essential concepts and Mein -Orating' practical ncorporating- practical applications as appropriate. Academic and applied courses.differ in the Green ribbons worn to recognize contribution of family farms The parishioners of .St. Erica Murray -keeps us in Columhan Parish celebrated touch. with school Land Sunday at • Saturdayhappenings. exening.Mass in the Knights The family of Joe, Nolan of Columbus- Hall. • celebrated his 75th birthday - .Many hrouiht• samples of on Saturday. -April 17, at the earth. water and their seeds blessed in a ceremony by home of -Louise and Frank for planting. which were Father 'Mooney. Prayers were Flanagan.. included -in the liturgy asking Special birthday greetings God's blessing on the _work. to Jennifer Ryan who also and livelihood of : farm •celebrated on April 17.. - families. We Were urged to Congratulations to Tammy 'heroine -more aware of our Eisler. daughter of Paul and - --responsihility to heeome Mary Eisler, , who hotter ;towards of God's "successfully competed in the creation.: ' - Mitchell -Jaycees Music ' The ladies of the.C.W.C. Festival in •the Grade 5 level . -- passed nut green ribbons in a in the piano trio and solo. St. Columban News by Mary C. Ryan Area mourns death of Bob Kell` - Dublin News by Dorothy Dillon Dublin and area w as deeply saddenedthi. pas! eek by the sudden. death 'of Bob Kcltt. Boh. passed away on April 15.,• - 1: - Bob will he greatly missed by his special friend. Claire Murray and. herdaughters: Suanne and Lisa:•hy his -mother. Esther Kelly. by brothers and Sisters. Jack Kelly land wife Cilia. of London; -Keith Kelly and xcitc- Rita.: of Seaforth: ':Fergus Kelly and wife -Anne of Dublin: -Nancy •apd husband Neil Stapleton. of Dungannon: Mari - -and husband... Ken 'Co'. ne .'t Dublin: and .cy.eril n�ecc. .`and nephews. - Funeral service was held at St. Patrick's: WC Church. .• Dublin. on April 14 with Fr PaulNloonex ttfict,tttnL: .THOI_'GHT.FOR TODAY Gary: Ms .tattier- went hunting today and ;hot three turkeys. - ' :.Laura: Were they wild ' Gary: No. hut'thetarmer wild oss ned them sure was' campaign sponsored by the , Canadian Rural l Lite Conference asking us to wear the green ribbons on behalf of family farmers. Congratulations also to Heather Murray, daughter of Neil and Glenda Murray, who successfully competed in the Second Year Violin We-hace'in our area many category: and to Amanda young people who perform Ryan.- daughter of Gen -y and yaluable community' service. Karen Ryan, who Karen Murray cut the green successfuliy competed in the ribbons for :the , recent Five' Years or More Violin mmotioni Mau Feeney category. takes care of the church lawn Welcome home to . our 'and rectory-: Meghan Nolan "snowbirds' Jack and Fran helps out at'the -euchre club Malone. who have returned on Thursday evenings: and - from a stay in Florida. �l1I SERVICE 8 KING ST sox 927 CLLNITQN, ONTNOM ILO 1.4 BALANCE DUE or REFUND TAX PREPARATION NAM QUICK AND EASY. 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