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l 6 I.“ Q‘ I “.i? . l K§Mfifla{ l , g 1‘. ; ‘ ‘01 I NORTH LEEDS LANTERN School Twinning Project Canada - U.S.S.R. The original goal in Spring 1985 was to establish (-ommunication and improve. cultural understanding between the students of RDHS and the students in a Soviet school. The goal for Spring 1988 E our studentâ€"teacher delegation will meet their Soviet penâ€"pals and work toward achieving our "official twinning" and arranging a return visit of Soviet youth to our school. Soviet W321]: The week of April 11â€"15 will be Soviet Week at RDHS. During the week, students in Grade 9 English and History will be learning about the Soviet way of life. The highlight of the week will be a visit to the school on April 15 from members of the Soviet embassy staff in Ottawa. During the morning, the Soviets will be meeting with the Grade 9 students to answer questions. In the afternoon, there will be two sessions. The first will provide the Soviets with a chance to meet with the delegation of Rideau students that will be visiting the Soviet Union this May. Afterwards, there will be small group discussions with senior students. Delegation to the U.S.S.R. In preparation for the trip, the group has scheduled weekly reading learn more meetings to share materials and to days 1“ {mill SIM your desire for the lavish rockeries about Soviet culture and language from invited guests. The delegation will leave from Montreal on May 4 and, after an overnight stay in Moscow, will visit Donetsk in the Ukraine from May 7 - 10 and Leningrad from May 11 â€" 14. The cost of the trip is $2,050. School Board funds will not be used toward travel expenses. The adult members of the delegation plan to pay the full amount, but fundâ€"raising from business, industry and local community groups will help defray the students' costs. To date, we are still hoping to raise $3,150. Delegation Members are: Tiffany Bell - Grade 9; Jane Blair - Grade 9; William French â€" Grade 9; Denise McCabe - Grade 9; Kelly McGregor - Grade 13; Morgan McQuay â€" Grade 12; Wendy Purdie - Grade 9; Gillian Purdy - Grade 10; Elaine Surnoski â€" Grade 12; Elaine Laxton - English teacher; Michael Lea - Journalist from Kingston Whig Standard; Ken Robinson â€" Principal; Mark Timpany - Phys. Ed teacher. Committee Members are: Donna Dean â€" French teacher in charge of travel and funding; Elaine Laxton â€" English teacher in charge of correspondence; Dwight Purdy â€" History teacher in charge of curriculum; Mark Timpany â€" Phys. Ed. teacher, chairman. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT THE SCHOOL AT (613) 359-5391. EQHIHHIHIHHIHIHHIHIHHIHIHHIHIHHIHIEE IIIIIIAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII :1 I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I I I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ JilliillllIlllIillllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll PL GITS ‘V‘III‘I‘V‘I‘V 0??» s9“ 6 \ L L SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS * RIDING MOWERS HIGHWAY 15, ONE MILE SOUTH OF ELGIN BILL GREICKEN 359-1180 FORMERLY Ron’s SMALL ENGINE 8.A. 9.A.M. “'NOON. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfi A8: J HENNESSY INCOME TAX end BOOKKEEPING SERVICE ' Business Full Tax Audit Representation Customized Computerized Bookkeeping “SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS; PEOPLEIIRECNHICONCERN" RR. 2, Portland HOURS MON. SAT. ' FRI. ‘ Personal ‘ Farm in Carleton Place Re&:257-5733 N. GREENHOUSE S from our large Great Gardens begin at Simple Gifts. are the go-ahead for perennial flower borders of old world gardens and shady of perennials EXPLORER ROSES, shrub or climbing roses hardy to this area. selection GIANT GERANIUHS- our April special. in a war. array of colours. PRICE for April $4.95 for the early enthusiast. Doug and Andrea Green Oak leaf Road, li.ll.l Athens 928-2145 April‘s gardeners. tantalizing ,Satisfy and ‘83“: If gardening with perennials is a new adventure to you, just ask us- we love to talk flowers and solve problems. Large potted geraniums REGULAR PRICE $9.95 special SPRING 55%" fl/l §?é;E%WN gm, 6? é? q 1 ~ 5,. ,. l 1 * LAWNMONERS * CHAIN SAWS * SALES & SERVICE *******************ifiififi** SMALL REPAIRS *wELDING & FABRICATING SKIâ€"D00 8 FARM EQUIPMENT REPAIRS ********************* I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I V I 'i I ‘i I ‘ I ‘ Al ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ I FARM ' ‘I IIIIIIIIIIIlllllla ’S & WELDING iiiiii‘iiiiiiiii‘iiiiii‘iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M. - S. P.M. llllllllllllllllllllllll ‘I"‘V‘I‘U‘I‘U‘V‘V‘I‘V‘V‘