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Section Two 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, May 4,1994 Education Environment Club Formed at Kirby Centennial School Pines School Continues To Excel in Three Areas April has been a busy month as the students at The Pines continue to excel in academics, arts and athletics! Think Bowl Congratulations are extended to The Pines teams for placing first and third in the area competition. Under the expert coaching of Mrs. Armstrong Armstrong and Mr. Mack, both teams are busy practising for the competition on May 3 at Baltimore Public School. Our best wishes go with them! Team members include: First Place - Dan MacDonald, Julie Harper, Harper, Jonas Bonnetta, Laura Spencer. Third Place - Vicki Robbins, Dylan Dylan Neild, Melissa Kwaschen, Alecia Staples. Alternates - Dan Rooney, Holly Swaga. Science Fair After a most successful Science Fair within The Pines, several of our students went on to compete in the Regional Science Fair held in the Northumberland Mall on Saturday, April 16. Congratulations are extended extended to all those who entered and especially especially to die following medal winners: winners: Gold - Dan MacDonald, Silver - Alecia Staples and Kathleen Nichols (who also received a special agricultural agricultural award) and Bronze - Jonathon Armishaw. Well Done! School Play This year, our actors, under the expert direction of Ms. Wilson, have undertaken the formidable enterprise of presenting "Les Misérables". Everyone Everyone has been working very hard over the past months rehearsing, making costumes, props and creating scenery. The play will be presented to the public on Thursday, May 5 at 7 p.m. at The Pines. Admission will be two dollars. The Junior schools will be given the opportunity of viewing the play on Thursday afternoon With The Pines students seeing it on Friday, Friday, May 6 in the afternoon. Members Members of die cast and crew are as follows: follows: Brian Trotman, Dan MacDonald, Dylan Neild, Dale Frew, Stephen Grant, Colin MacDonald, Chad Fuller, Fuller, Jonas Bonnetta, Claire Kelly, Tia- na Knox, Tracy Schillings, Meagan Cleary, Saranne Allin, Laura Wood, Diana Borremans, Holly Swaga, Angela Angela Flint, Dayna Drury, Julie Harper, Harper, Melissa McQuillan, Tanya Goral, Sharon Pearson, Lori Giles, Alecia Staples, Sarah Benford. Badminton On Thursday, April 21, the Grade Eight Pines students competed in the area tournament for badminton. Under Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Windsor, The Pines finished in second second place overall!! Winning gold medals for The Pines were: Breanne Snell in Girls' Singles, Andrea Et- manskie and Aiko Anderson in Girls' Doubles and John Armishaw and Tanya Goral in Mixed Doubles. Winning Winning a Bronze medal for The Pines were: Adam Aitchison in Boys' Singles Singles and Ryan Muizelaar and Karrie Armstrong in Mixed Doubles. Other team members included: Justine Rogers, Rogers, Jeremy Weeks, Neil Thornton, Jamie Richter, Phillip Williamson, Laura Spencer, Stephanie Birkett, Kim Birkett and Karen Cannon. Congratulations Congratulations on a fine performance of skill and sportsmanship. A special thanks goes to Julie Plath and Mea- ghan Reid for their assistance at the scoring table. The Environment Club The members of the Environment Club would like to thank Mr. Giles for his kind donation of cedar trees. The trees have been planted to form a. hedge for our natural habitat. The Environment Club sponsored a recyclable sculpture contest in honour honour of Earth Day on April 22. Classes were invited to create a life-size sculpture using the theme "People Helping the Earth". All of the entries were so impressive that the judges were deadlocked in their decision. All active participants will receive a pizza lunch! May Calendar May is building up to be a very busy month at The Pines! Education Week is May 1 to 6 and includes a v. Community Forum and the presentation presentation of the play. Both grade seven and eights have their trips to Ottawa and Tawingo respectively. We'll report report more on those after their return! Jump Rope for Heart is coming so get those skipping ropes warmed up! The following is a brief calendar of events for the month: May 1-6 Education Education Week, May 4 Community Forum Forum at The Pines, May 5 Les Misérables Misérables 7:00 p.m., May 10-13 Grade 8 Trip to Tawingo, May 17 Grade 6 Parent Night, May 19 Jump Rope for Heart, May 24- 27 Grade 7 Trip to Ottawa. These happy kids are the primary members of the Kirby Centennial School Environment Club. Note the shirts with the school's new logo for the Ecology and Fitness Trail. AWNINGS & SHUTTERS SUN DECKS • SOLARIUMS • PATIOS CALL DAVE 987"1 445 EXPERIENCE x© DISCOUNT ON WINDOWS SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OR YOU INSTALL UNTIL MAY 15th Municipal Enumeration ® Ontario A1994 Municipal Enumeration form has been sent to your household. With it is a brochure which tells you about the enumeration and how to complete the form. There is also a postage-paid return envelope. The information on the form will be used to prepare voters' lists for the November 14th municipal and school board elections, to direct your school taxes, and to help with municipal and school board planning. the information on the form is about the people who live in your household, please make sure it is up-to-date...fill in any missing information...and correct any wrong information. Sign, date and return the form by May 10th. 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