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Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. March 15.1989 5 Duo Pianists Open St. Paul's Performance Series Ontario Street School &T. Worden Students Learn Finer Points of Easter Egg Painting WE KNOW YOU CARE. SHOW YOU CARE. The sixth annual St. Paul's Performing Arts series is in full swing after a successful successful performance March 8 by pianists Catherine Wilson and John Arpin (both pictured here). The duo, both Canadian, entertained the audience with selections ranging from compositions by Mozart to more recent numbers such as Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Memory" and Wright and Forrest's "Stranger in Paradise" from "Kismet". The pair played some of their own music as well. The concert took place at the Bowmanvillc High School Auditorium. IT'S THE ANNUAL BOWMANVILLE ROTARY CLUB'S Easter Seal Campaign OUR LOCAL OBJECTIVE $15,000.00 Please...Help Us Help Our Kids Please drop your donation off at the Bowmanville branch of the Bank of Montreal, and help us save on increased postal costs. In order to meet our objective, WE NEED YOUR HELP! Back a Fighter with Easter Seals Around the school On February the 8th a meeting was held for the Gr. 6. parents concerning the Chicoutimi exchange. The meeting was well attended and the objectives of the trip and the itinerary of activities activities was presented and approved approved unanimously. Many times during the year the Ontario St. yard is too muddy to play on so Ms. Summersides has supplied skipping ropes, rubber balls ana floor hockey sticks in order order to provide activities for the students. This month at Ontario St. school is a busy one. The children will be participating participating in several interesting events: -Feb. 7 & 22: skating at the new arena. - Feb. 15, 16, 17: the grade 6's to camp TAWIN- GOin Huntsville. -Feb. 20: "SPEAK OFF" will be held for selected junior junior students. Parents are welcome to attend this public public speaking event. -Feb. 20-23: Carnaval Week. The children will participate participate in games, activities, songs and assemblies. !!! IN THE CLASSES!!! M. Marchands class is studying Canadian History with Mme. Adamek. Each student has been given a book on an historic person. After the students have read their books, they get to illustrate illustrate the story with a comic strip. Our primary children are studying the wonder of winter. winter. Mi Ontario Street News February 15-17 This week as a special feature, we would like to present some student writing writing for your enjoyment. McNeill au Canada par Christian Schuster Grade 2 McNeill est un chien allemand en visite au gros problème. H ne connaît connaît ni l'anglais, ni le français. Il va chez McDonald et commande un Big Mac en allemand. H dit: "En Big Mac, bitte" la dame répond: "What! What!" McNeill saute sur une table, table, prend un Big Mac et se sauve dehors. La dame court ii apres McNeill peut courir mais le chien lus vite quelle, se cache derrière un buisson et dégusté le Big Mac. Il pense: "Es schmcckt Prima!" Brent Huggins Grade 4 Cheetah Furry furious Quick climbs Cunning Leaps branch to branch animal. Krishna Raja Grade 4 Hamburger Tasty burning frying sizzling cooking S ing down my throat ious! Sebastian Murdoch Grade 4 I love soccer I love it when my soccer games start, I hate it when my soccer games end. I adore it when I score a goal I detest it when I miss it. I'm happy when I get to go in net I'm sad when I have to W (B& Easter is just around the corner and students at S. T. Worden Public School are preparing themselves for the occasion by learning Ukranian egg decorating. Pictured Pictured here is a parent volunteer, Sheila Rogoski, Red Cross Helps Others showing Kevin Jackson the art of "Pysanky" (egg writing). writing). Designs are put on the egg and then covered with wax to retain the design once the egg is dipped in dye. When the students were finished they scrapped the wax,off and had different colours on their eggs. stuaying me wonaer oi win- ] defence. Warren- ft's exciting when I have the ball. ter. Madame Grybas' class is studying the shapes and forms of snowflakes snowflakes and they seem to be greatly enjoying this activi ty. SPORTS Ontario Street Trick Shot Team is working out on the basketball court. A Gr. 3 student, Brett Pakosta has organized the basketball game for Gr. 3 & 4. The girls' volleyball teams kept up their good spirit even if they did tie for the last place in recent tournaments. tournaments. We're number one in team spirit! The boys' team placed second in the consolation finals finals having played very well and showed good sportsmanship! sportsmanship! The team members were: Mike Deblois, Jeff Winters, Winters, Darren Steven, Brad Delorme, Christian McArthur, McArthur, Brad Glover, Casey McDonald, Kyle Montgomery, Montgomery, Adam Miller, Rueben Korte, Patty Kay, Tracy Ar- nott, Hilary Jennings, Shannon Shannon Saunders, Jessica King- yens, Randi Thertell, Stephanie Maxwell, Shannon Shannon Bowen, Melanie Has- lam. The following is a sample of creative writing from Christine Kilgannon in Mile. Leszkowicz's class: MOI et TARA Moi et Tara faisons du ski. Tara et moi aimons faire du ski. J'ai fait un tour sur la glace. Tara est tombée dans la neige. J'at dit a Tara de prendre ma main. C'est une bonne idee de faire ca. Je vais t'aider. Elles vont a ma maison. On avait du chocolat chaud. Tara aime le chocolat chaud et moi je l'aime aussi. Ma maman dit, "Tara, est-ce que tu vas a ta maison." "Oui je vais partir maintenant. maintenant. Tara va a sa maison. Ma maman dit, "Christine tu ne peux voir Tara, oui, non, oui, non, oui, non, maman maman oui tu as dit OUI, MAMAN!" MAMAN!" by; Randi Thertell, Tracy Arnott, Shannon Saunders, Meghan Sim, Hilary Jennings, Jennings, Stephanie Maxwell. It's boring when I'm not even close at all. Sebastian Murdoch Grade 4 Black Black is my feelings on a cold winter night. Black is the colour of my total fright. Black shows up close that death is near by. Black is the horse that goes galloping by. Ordinary people can do extraordinary things! Each year, more than a million volunteers help deliver 16 different Red Cross programs programs and services across Canada. These people are part of the global network of 250 million Red Cross volunteers volunteers in 147 countries helping helping people around the world. From the boardroom to the sickroom, volunteers are an essential part of The Canadian Canadian Red Cross Society. A major portion of Red Cross health, safety, emergency and community services in Canada are delivered by volunteers. volunteers. Red Cross volunteers bring help, friendship and comfort to others. "Many people make the time to deliver deliver Red Gros services like Meals-on-Wheels, recruiting of blood donors or seniors' Fun and Fitness," said Society Society President Alan Watson. Voluntary service is one of the seven fundamental principles principles of the Red Cross. "Each year, thousands of Canadians become active members of the Red Cross volunteer family by giving blood, by supporting the Red Cross financially, or by giving giving their time to help deliver much-needed programs and services", said Mr. Watson. "Many are involved in all three activities." March is Red Cross Month. What better time to reflect on the value of giving a little of ourselves to others? others? We all have something to share. Ordinary people really do make a difference! 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