Friday, March 30, 2007

Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

Attention Cast Members of After Math: Could the following students meet in room 309 immediately following announcements for a very brief meeting: Matthew Morgan, Zack Smith, Trystan Nault and Beverley Houghton.

St. Brigid's Summer Camp: Registration information for St. Brigid's Summer Camp is available in the Main Office for students up to age 14.

7/8 Games Room Tournaments: 4 divisions to pick from: Foosball singles, Foosball doubles, Air Hockey, and Pinball best 5 ball head to head. Each division is $1 to enter and you are guaranteed 2 games for your entry fee. Tournaments begin April 2nd. You can sign up in the cafetorium every High School Day 1 or in the games room before school from 8:15 to 8:45. Games room is open before school and after school for those wishing to get some extra practice in before the tournament begins. Also, every HS day 1, 7/8 students can sign up to play at lunch time with a $1 deposit before school begins to get a pass.

Prom Committee: Just a reminder to all Prom Committee members of the meeting TODAY at lunch in room 202. Important decisions need to be made, please be there!

Vimy Trip: The following students need to drop off Vimy information to Mr. Coxall in room 212. Remember, I am only here after lunch: Jillian Arany, Megan Brady, Danika Gauthier, Jesse Hayes, Mitchell Kearney, Will McAleer, Aisling McCaffrey, Victoria Pijacki, Adrian Rochford, Emilia Therens.

Peer Helpers: Peer Helpers are reminded of the workshop TODAY during period 3 & 4. Please report to the library after lunch. There will be no class visit today due to the workshop.

Attention Graduates: The Sylvester Quinn Memorial Award, in the amount of $500, is awarded to one graduating student in each of the high schools in our school board. Applications are available in the Student Services office.

Canadian Armed Forces: Representatives from the Canadian Armed Forces will be in the Atrium TODAY, during both HS and 7/8 Lunches to answer any questions students may have.

Job Opportunity: Weekly Flowers.Com is looking to hire students on Easter Weekend and Mothers Day Weekend. Earn up to $210 ...... minimum of $70 per day guaranteed. Students are needed in Orleans, Gloucester, Ottawa, Nepean and Kanata. Part time work is also available. E-mail Tammy at 2tl@rogers.com or info@weeklyflowers.com or leave your name and number on voice mail at 837-8936.

Employment Opportunities: The Youth Employment Resource Centre can help you with resumes, interviews, job postings and much more. Call the Centre at 828-2123 or drop by in Bells Corners behind the Harvey's restaurant or you can go online and register @ www.needajob.org

More Employment Opportunities: Start at the top and be DWS roofer. DWS Roofing and Waterproofing Services Inc. Call today at 260-7700. Information and application for employment forms are available in Student Services.

Change the World by Changing what you Buy: Fair Trade Sale TODAY, in the Chapel during High School lunch. Gifts, jewellery, coffee, and much more for sale! You can make a difference when you buy fair trade items.

Tax Refunds: Mother Teresa students have already filed for over $3500 worth of tax refunds last week. If you were 16 or older on December 31, 2006 you are entitled to at least $100 whether you were employed in 2006 or not. Come see our grade 11 and 12 tax experts after school in room 216.

High School Hockey Intramurals: Begin April 2. Students can sign up to enter for the next 2 weeks - deadline is TODAY. There are two divisions: Grade 9/10 and Open division (9/10 teams can enter both divisions but must pay twice) All teams must have at least 5 players and at least 1 male and 1 female player on the floor at all times. Cost is $1 and entry forms can be picked up in the Games room at lunch for the next two weeks.

Thursday, March 29, 2007

Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 2 - H.S.

Grade 7 and 8: Could Lauren Wong and Renée Rathbone please see Ms. D'Angela in room 211 following announcements.

7/8 Red Maple Club: The Red Maple Club meeting will take place TODAY at Lunch.

Library Closure: The library is closed all morning TODAY from 7:30 until 1:00, including the high school lunch. (Gr. 10 Literacy Test)

Reach For The Top: Mr. Specht returns the Quiz Master's chair as Mind Freaks face off against the ever popular Mary Tyler Morphine. Location: Crazy Kitchen. Buzzer activation unfolds at 11:50 am.

Prom Committee: Just a reminder to all Prom Committee members of the meeting this Friday, March 30th at lunch in room 202. Important decisions need to be made, please be there!

Peer Helpers: Peer Helpers are reminded of the workshop Friday, March 30 during period 3 & 4. Please report to the library after lunch. There will be no class visit this Friday due to the workshop.

Employment Opportunities: The Youth Employment Resource Centre can help you with resumes, interviews, job postings and much more. Call the Centre at 828-2123 or drop by in Bells Corners behind the Harvey's restaurant or you can go online and register @ www.needajob.org

More Employment Opportunities: Start at the top and be DWS roofer. DWS Roofing and Waterproofing Services Inc. Call today at 260-7700. Information and application for employment forms are available in Student Services.

Canadian Armed Forces: Representatives from the Canadian Armed Forces will be in the Atrium tomorrow, Friday, March 30th, during both HS and 7/8 Lunches to answer any questions students may have.

Track and Field: This is a reminder that there is track and field practice today after school in the wood floor gym.

Change the World by Changing what you Buy: Fair Trade Sale on Friday March 30, in the Chapel during High School lunch. Gifts, jewellery, coffee, and much more for sale! You can make a difference when you buy fair trade items.

Student Trustee: Are you interested in being a voice for all the students in the Ottawa Carleton Catholic School board? Do you want to have a say on school related budget issues, elementary and secondary education, and ways in which students can become more involved in their education? Maybe you should consider running for the position of Student Trustee. The perks: opportunity to gain valuable leadership skills, amazing resume builder, $2500 at the end of a one-year term, a credit in Gr.12 Social Science. If you would like more information, or to pick up a candidate package, please attend a meeting in room 202 at 11:50 TODAY.

Volunteers Needed for CityOttawa Race Weekend: The Ottawa Race Weekend, country-regionplaceCanada's premier running festival, combines competition, participation and fundraising to make a distinctive contribution to the health of the community. The event has over 30,000 participants in nine races, including the ING Ottawa Marathon and the MDS Nordion 10K. This year, the Race Weekend is scheduled for May 26-28. We need volunteers to work in many different areas. When you sign up to volunteer you can choose the volunteer job that most interests you or that you are best qualified for. All our volunteers will receive a BROOKS Race Crew Vest and an invitation to the Post-Race Party on Sunday, May 27th! You can register online by going to: runottawa.ca and clicking on volunteer. For questions e-mail: info@runottawa.ca.

St. Brigid's Summer Camp: Registration information for St. Brigid's Summer Camp is available in the Main Office for students up to age 14.

Tax Refunds: Mother Teresa students have already filed for over $3500 worth of tax refunds last week. If you were 16 or older on December 31, 2006 you are entitled to at least $100 whether you were employed in 2006 or not. Come see our grade 11 and 12 tax experts after school in room 216.

High School Hockey Intramurals: Begin April 2. Students can sign up to enter for the next 2 weeks - deadline is March 30. There are two divisions: Grade 9/10 and Open division (9/10 teams can enter both divisions but must pay twice) All teams must have at least 5 players and at least 1 male and 1 female player on the floor at all times. Cost is $1 and entry forms can be picked up in the Games room at lunch for the next two weeks.

Thursday, March 29, 2007

Wednesday, March 28, 2007

Day 2 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

Early Dismissal Today: Students will be dismissed today at 1:45 p.m. due to the Grade 7 & 8 parent-teacher interviews. See the revised timetable for today at the end of these announcements.

Literacy Test: A reminder to parents and students that the Gr. 10 Literacy Test will take place tomorrow, Thursday, March 29, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:40 a.m. All students should be present.

7/8 Red Maple Club: The Red Maple Club meeting will take place on Thursday, March 29th.

Canadian Armed Forces: Representatives from the Canadian Armed Forces will be in the Atrium on Friday, March 30th during both HS and 7/8 lunches to answer any questions students may have.

Library Closure: The library will be closed after school TODAY. The library is also closed all morning on Thursday, March 29th from 7:30 until 1:00, including the high school lunch. (Gr. 10 Literacy Test)

Live It Up: A reminder to all Live It Up members that there is a meeting today at lunch in the Career Centre to make signs for our upcoming DDR event!

Peer Helpers: There will be a very important and very brief meeting TODAY at lunch, 11:05, in Room 326. It will be less than 5 minutes. Lunch starts at 11:05 on Wed due to interviews.

Vimy Trip: All students going on the Vimy trip MUST come to a meeting at the beginning of lunch TODAY in room 212. We will be going over: 1. Pick up/hand out info sheets (all on Michelle's desk). 2. Go over flights & buses (sheets on Michelle's desk) 3. Go over Vimy uniform. 4. Any questions?

Change the World by Changing What you Buy: Fair Trade Sale on Friday March 30, in the Chapel during High School lunch. Gifts, jewellery, coffee, and much more for sale! You can make a difference when you buy fair trade items.

St. Brigid's Summer Camp: Registration information for St. Brigid's Summer Camp is available in the Main Office for students up to age 14.

Jr. & Sr. Badminton Teams: Teams will have practice TODAY in the Caf gym (3:15 - 4:30 pm). All team members must be in attendance.

Student Trustee: Are you interested in being a voice for all the students in the Ottawa Carleton Catholic School board? Do you want to have a say on school related budget issues, elementary and secondary education, and ways in which students can become more involved in their education? Maybe you should consider running for the position of Student Trustee. The perks: opportunity to gain valuable leadership skills, amazing resume builder, $2500 at the end of a one-year term, a credit in Gr.12 Social Science. If you would like more information, or to pick up a candidate package, please attend a meeting in room 202 at 11:50 on Thursday.

Tax Refunds: Mother Teresa students have already filed for over $3500 worth of tax refunds last week. If you were 16 or older on December 31, 2006 you are entitled to at least $100 whether you were employed in 2006 or not. Come see our grade 11 and 12 tax experts after school in room 216.

Track and Field: All high school track and field athletes are reminded that pre-season training has started. Practices will be held Thursday and Friday of this week in the wood floor gym. All athletes wishing to compete in this year’s season must be aware that the pre-season training is mandatory in order to be eligible to compete during the regular season. Please see Mrs. Galbraith if you have any questions.

Scholarships and Awards: There are a number of awards and scholarships that are available to grads this year with application deadlines that are quickly approaching. Information on these awards can be picked up in Student Services.

High School Hockey Intramurals: Begins April 2. Students can sign up to enter for the next 2 weeks - deadline is March 30. There are two divisions: Grade 9/10 and Open division (9/10 teams can enter both divisions but must pay twice) All teams must have at least 5 players and at least 1 male and 1 female player on the floor at all times. Cost is $1 and entry forms can be picked up in the Games room at lunch for the next two weeks.

Revised Schedule for Wednesday March 28, 2007 (dismissal at 1:45 pm)

High School Timetable

8:55-10:05 Homeroom and Period 1

10:10-11:05 Period 2

11:05-11:45 Lunch

11:50-12:45 Period 3

12:50-1:45 Period 4

Grade 7/8 Timetable

8:55-9:05 Homeroom

9:05-9:41 Period 1

9:43-10:29 Period 2

10:31-11:07 Period 3

11:09-11:45 Period 4

11:45-12:30 Lunch

12:30-1:06 Period 5

1:08-1:45 Period 6

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 2 - H.S.

7/8 Girls Tchoukball Team Sign-up: Please sign up at Ms. McKenna's office if you are interested in learning more about Tchoukball and possibly playing on the first ever girls Tchoukball team. Tournament date is: Wednesday May 9th at St. Paul's School. Try-outs will start in April.

7/8 Red Maple Club: The Red Maple Club meeting will take place on Thursday, March 29th.

Canadian Armed Forces: Representatives from the Canadian Armed Forces will be in the Atrium on Friday, March 30th during both HS and 7/8 Lunches to answer any questions students may have.

Library Closure: The library will be closed after school on Wednesday, March 28th and before school and during HS lunch on Thursday, March 29th.

Peer Helpers: There will be a very important and very brief meeting on Wed. March 28 at lunch, 11:05, in Room 326. It will be less than 5 minutes. Lunch starts at 11:05 on Wed due to interviews.

Vimy Trip: All students going on the Vimy trip MUST come to a meeting at the beginning of lunch in room 212 on Wednesday. We will be going over: 1. Pick up/hand out info sheets (all on Michelle's desk). 2.Go over flights & buses (sheets on Michelle's desk) 3. Go over Vimy uniform. 4. Any questions?

Reach For The Top: I am Spartacus (featuring our very own Kirk Douglas look-alike: Mr. James Hallarn) is up against KABOOM in an elimination match-up. Location: Crazy Kitchen. Buzzer activation unfolds at 11:50 am.

St. Brigid's Summer Camp: Registration information for St. Brigid's Summer Camp is available in the Main Office for students up to age 14.

Jr. & Sr. Badminton Teams: Teams will have practice TODAY in Room 112 (3:15 - 4:00 pm) and Wednesday in the Caf gym ( 3:15 - 4:30 pm ). All team members must be in attendance.

Student Trustee: Are you interested in being a voice for all the students in the Ottawa Carleton Catholic School board? Do you want to have a say on school related budget issues, elementary and secondary education, and ways in which students can become more involved in their education? Maybe you should consider running for the position of Student Trustee. The perks: opportunity to gain valuable leadership skills, amazing resume builder, $2500 at the end of a one-year term, a credit in Gr.12 Social Science. If you would like more information, or to pick up a candidate package, please attend a meeting in room 202 at 11:50 on Thursday.

Tax Refunds: Mother Teresa students have already filed for over $3500 worth of tax refunds last week. If you were 16 or older on December 31, 2006 you are entitled to at least $100 whether you were employed in 2006 or not. Come see our grade 11 and 12 tax experts after school in room 216.

Want to Build a House for H.S. Credits: If you have an interest in carpentry or construction and would like to take part in building a house in conjunction with Minto Homes, sign up for the special Focus program that will take place during next school year, in the first semester, starting Sept. 4. You will receive four H.S. credits and work four days a week (Fridays off) learning how to build a house. All work is done on site in Chapman Mills. In the second semester you return to Mother Teresa and take 4 regular courses. Students must be 16 years of age by September 1, 2007. For an application or more information, see Mr. Norris in Student Services.

Grads: Don't forget to get measured for your graduation cap and gown in room 322 any time during the day (not during one of your classes!). The grad fee is $65.00. The cheque should be made payable to "Mother Teresa H.S.".

Track and Field: All high school track and field athletes are reminded that pre-season training has started. Practices will be held Thursday and Friday of this week in the wood floor gym. All athletes wishing to compete in this year’s season must be aware that the pre-season training is mandatory in order to be eligible to compete during the regular season. Please see Mrs. Galbraith if you have any questions.

Scholarships and Awards: There are a number of awards and scholarships that are available to grads this year with application deadlines that are quickly approaching. Information on these awards can be picked up in Student Services.

High School Hockey Intramurals: Begins April 2. Students can sign up to enter for the next 2 weeks - deadline is March 30. There are two divisions: Grade 9/10 and Open division (9/10 teams can enter both divisions but must pay twice) All teams must have at least 5 players and at least 1 male and 1 female player on the floor at all times. Cost is $1 and entry forms can be picked up in the Games room at lunch for the next two weeks.

Monday, March 26, 2007

Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

7/8 Girls Tchoukball Team Sign-up: Please sign up at Ms. McKenna's office if you are interested in learning more about Tchoukball and possibly playing on the first ever girls Tchoukball team. Tournament date is: Wednesday May 9th at St. Paul's School. Try-outs will start in April.

7/8 Red Maple Club: The Red Maple Club meeting will take place on Thursday, March 29th.

7/8 Games Room Tournaments: 4 divisions to pick from: Foosball singles, Foosball doubles, Air Hockey, and Pinball best 5 ball head to head. Each division is $1 to enter and you are guaranteed 2 games for your entry fee. Tournaments begin April 2nd. You can sign up in the cafetorium every High School Day 1 or in the games room before school from 8:15 to 8:45. Games room is open before school and after school for those wishing to get some extra practice in before the tournament begins. Also, every HS day 1, 7/8 students can sign up to play at lunch time with a $1 deposit before school begins to get a pass.

Library Closure: The library will be closed after school on Wednesday, March 28th and before school and during HS lunch on Thursday, March 29th.

Tax Refunds: Mother Teresa students have already filed for over $3500 worth of tax refunds last week. If you were 16 or older on December 31, 2006 you are entitled to at least $100 whether you were employed in 2006 or not. Come see our grade 11 and 12 tax experts after school in room 216.

Want to Build a House for H.S. Credits: If you have an interest in carpentry or construction and would like to take part in building a house in conjunction with Minto Homes, sign up for the special Focus program that will take place during next school year, in the first semester, starting Sept. 4. You will receive four H.S. credits and work four days a week (Fridays off) learning how to build a house. All work is done on site in Chapman Mills. In the second semester you return to Mother Teresa and take 4 regular courses. Students must be 16 years of age by September 1, 2007. For an application or more information, see Mr. Norris in Student Services.

Jr. & Sr. Badminton Teams: Teams will have practice TODAY & Wednesday in the Caf gym ( 3:15 - 4:30 pm ) and in Room 112 on Tuesday ( 3:15 - 4:00 pm ). All team members must be in attendance.

Grads: Don't forget to get measured for your graduation cap and gown in room 322 any time during the day (not during one of your classes!). The grad fee is $65.00. The cheque should be made payable to "Mother Teresa H.S.".

Track and Field: All high school track and field athletes are reminded that pre-season training has started. Practices will be held Thursday and Friday of this week in the wood floor gym. All athletes wishing to compete in this year's season must be aware that the pre-season training is mandatory in order to be eligible to compete during the regular season. Please see Mrs. Galbraith if you have any questions.

Volunteer Hours Opportunity: Help celebrate "Barrhaven Kids from around the World", an event which will be held in conjunction with Ross' annual CHEO fundraiser on June 3, 2007. The event runs most of the day in the parking lot of Ken Ross' Independent Grocer and any money raised goes directly to CHEO. We are hoping to have different showcases of the diverse culture in Barrhaven. There will be booths set up for arts and crafts to be displayed. If anyone would like to help out, please contact Carol Valpy, Constituency Manager, Councillor Jan Harder, at (613) 580-2424 x30320 or (613) 825-7706.

Volunteers Needed for Ottawa Race Weekend: The Ottawa Race Weekend, Canada's premier running festival, combines competition, participation and fundraising to make a distinctive contribution to the health of the community. The event has over 30,000 participants in nine races, including the ING Ottawa Marathon and the MDS Nordion 10K. This year, the Race Weekend is scheduled for May 26-28. We need volunteers to work in many different areas. When you sign up to volunteer you can choose the volunteer job that most interests you or that you are best qualified for. All our volunteers will receive a BROOKS Race Crew Vest and an invitation to the Post-Race Party on Sunday, May 27th! You can register online by going to: runottawa.ca and clicking on volunteer. For questions e-mail: info@runottawa.ca.

Scholarships and Awards: There are a number of awards and scholarships that are available to grads this year with application deadlines that are quickly approaching. Information on these awards can be picked up in Student Services.

High School Hockey Intramurals: Begins April 2. Students can sign up to enter for the next 2 weeks - deadline is March 30. There are two divisions: Grade 9/10 and Open division (9/10 teams can enter both divisions but must pay twice) All teams must have at least 5 players and at least 1 male and 1 female player on the floor at all times. Cost is $1 and entry forms can be picked up in the Games room at lunch for the next two weeks.

Friday, March 23, 2007

Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 2 - H.S.

7/8 Girls Tchoukball Team Sign-up: Please sign up at Ms. McKenna's office if you are interested in learning more about Tchoukball and possibly playing on the first ever girls Tchoukball team. Tournament date is: Wednesday, May 9th at St. Paul's School. Try-outs will start in April

Grade 7 & 8: Try-outs for the grade 7 & 8 Girls Touch Football team will begin TODAY at 3:15 sharp in the cafe gym. Any girl interested in trying out that has not signed up already can do so outside room 317 before Friday afternoon.

7/8 Games Room Tournaments: 4 divisions to pick from: Foosball singles, Foosball doubles, Air Hockey, and Pinball best 5 ball head to head. Each division is $1 to enter and you are guaranteed 2 games for your entry fee. Tournaments begin April 2nd. You can sign up in the cafetorium every High School Day 1 or in the games room before school from 8:15 to 8:45. Games room is open before school and after school for those wishing to get some extra practice in before the tournament begins. Also, every HS day 1, 7/8 students can sign up to play at lunch time with a $1 deposit before school begins to get a pass.

Jr. & Sr. Badminton Teams: Teams will have practice next week on Monday & Wednesday in the Caf gym (3:15 - 4:30 pm) and in Room 112 on Tuesday (3:15 - 4:00 pm). All team members must be in attendance.

Grads: Don't forget to get measured for your graduation cap and gown in room 322 anytinme during the day (not during one of your classes!). The grad fee is $65.00. The cheque should be made payable to "Mother Teresa H.S."

French Tutor Needed: Looking for a French tutor for a Grade 5 student. Tutoring to be done in the home on Gleeson Way. Willing to pay. If interested, please call Sheila or Paul at 613 823-3509.

Calling All Volunteers! Super Ex. Total commitment to a volunteer position is 40 hours - approximately 4 hours per shift between August 16th and 26th, 2007 @ Lansdowne Park. For more information contact: Greg Stevenson: KPMG_STAGE2007@HOTMAIL.COM, Central Canada Exhibition Association (613) 237-8630

Community Service Hours: Youth Action Day is a day in which hundreds of youth between the ages of 13 and 18 come out and help others in the community. Young people volunteer their time helping community organizations complete hands-on projects and get community services hours. This year projects could include spring cleaning, painting, gardening, serving meals to seniors, fundraising activities and projects that help the environment. Ambassadors are youth who will help promote Youth Action Day 2007 within their own schools, communities and faith groups. These are the youth that will lead the charge to making this year’s Youth Action Day an AMAZING success! Extra volunteer hours will be awarded to all ambassadors for the training session, promotion time of the event, and the day of the event as well. **IMPORTANT NOTE**: Ambassadors are expected to attend a training session to be held on Wednesday March 28th 2007 at United Way Ottawa - 363 Coventry Road, from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm.

Grade 12's Returning: If you are a Grade 12 student this year and would like to return to Mother Teresa H.S. next year to complete your studies, you must pick up an "Application to Return" form in Student Services. Deadline to return this form is Monday, March 26.

Track and Field: This is a reminder for Track and Field athletes that there is a practice today after school in the wood floor gym

Scholarships and Awards: In addition to the Board Awards outlined by Mr. Bergin at Tuesday's grad meeting, there are a number of other awards available. Criteria for these awards ranges from students that attended the Mini-Courses at Carleton or Ottawa University to students that play minor hockey. Information is available in Student Services.

Important Tax Info for Students: Were you 16 years old or older on December 31, 2006? If so you are entitled to $100 from the Government, if you file a tax return. It doesn't matter whether you were employed or not in 2006. Come see Mr. Baldin and his grade 12 tax club any night after school in room 216. We will complete an income tax return for you free of charge!!

High School Hockey Intramurals: Begin April 2. Students can sign up to enter for the next 2 weeks - deadline is March 30. There are two divisions: Grade 9/10 and Open division (9/10 teams can enter both divisions but must pay twice) All teams must have at least 5 players and at least 1 male and 1 female player on the floor at all times. Cost is $1 and entry forms can be picked up in the Games room at lunch for the next two weeks.

Thursday, March 22, 2007

Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

Grade 7/8 Boys Basketball: There will a very brief meeting for the 7-8 Boy's Basketball team TODAY at 12:41 in room 316.

Grade 7 & 8: Try-outs for the grade 7 & 8 Girls Touch Football team will begin this Friday at 3:15 sharp in the cafe gym. Any girl interested in trying out that has not signed up already can do so outside room 317 before Friday afternoon.

7/8 Games Room Tournaments: 4 divisions to pick from: Foosball singles, Foosball doubles, Air Hockey, and Pinball best 5 ball head to head. Each division is $1 to enter and you are guaranteed 2 games for your entry fee. Tournaments begin April 2nd. You can sign up in the cafetorium every High School Day 1 or in the games room before school from 8:15 to 8:45. Games room is open before school and after school for those wishing to get some extra practice in before the tournament begins. Also, every HS day 1, 7/8 students can sign up to play at lunch time with a $1 deposit before school begins to get a pass.

Ski Club Refunds: Forms are available outside Room 120 (Music Room). All requests for refunds must be submitted to the office on or before Friday March 23rd. Requests will not be processed after that date.

Reach For The Top: Sandi's Innocent Victims (AKA The Pink Ladies) vs Intergalactic Walruses. Location: Crazy Kitchen. Buzzer activation unfolds at 11:50 am.

French Tutor Needed: Looking for a French tutor for a Grade 5 student. Tutoring to be done in the home on Gleeson Way. Willing to pay. If interested, please call Sheila or Paul at 613 823-3509.

Calling All Volunteers! Super Ex. Total commitment to a volunteer position is 40 hours - approximately 4 hours per shift between August 16th and 26th, 2007 @ Lansdowne Park. For more information contact: Greg Stevenson: KPMG_STAGE2007@HOTMAIL.COM, Central Canada Exhibition Association (613) 237-8630

Community Service Hours: Youth Action Day is a day in which hundreds of youth between the ages of 13 and 18 come out and help others in the community. Young people volunteer their time helping community organizations complete hands-on projects and get community services hours. This year projects could include spring cleaning, painting, gardening, serving meals to seniors, fundraising activities and projects that help the environment. Ambassadors are youth who will help promote Youth Action Day 2007 within their own schools, communities and faith groups. These are the youth that will lead the charge to making this year’s Youth Action Day an AMAZING success! Extra volunteer hours will be awarded to all ambassadors for the training session, promotion time of the event, and the day of the event as well. **IMPORTANT NOTE**: Ambassadors are expected to attend a training session to be held on Wednesday March 28th 2007 at United Way Ottawa – 363 Coventry Road, from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm.

Grade 12's Returning: If you are a Grade 12 student this year and would like to return to Mother Teresa H.S. next year to complete your studies, you must pick up an "Application to Return" form in Student Services. Deadline to return this form is Monday, March 26.

Track and Field: This is a reminder for Track and Field athletes that there is a practice today after school in the wood floor gym and tomorrow night after school: same place, same time!!!

24 Hour Fast: All students participating in the 24 hour ThinkFast! are asked to come to a meeting TODAY in the Chapel at the beginning of lunch.

Scholarships and Awards: In addition to the Board Awards outlined by Mr. Bergin at Tuesday's grad meeting, there are a number of other awards available. Criteria for these awards ranges from students that attended the Mini-Courses at Carleton or Ottawa University to students that play minor hockey. Information is available in Student Services.

Important Tax Info for Students: Were you 16 years old or older on December 31, 2006? If so you are entitled to $100 from the Government, if you file a tax return. It doesn't matter whether you were employed or not in 2006. Come see Mr. Baldin and his grade 12 tax club any night after school in room 216. We will complete an income tax return for you free of charge!!

High School Hockey Intramurals: Begin April 2. Students can sign up to enter for the next 2 weeks - deadline is March 30. There are two divisions: Grade 9/10 and Open division (9/10 teams can enter both divisions but must pay twice) All teams must have at least 5 players and at least 1 male and 1 female player on the floor at all times. Cost is $1 and entry forms can be picked up in the Games room at lunch for the next two weeks.

Wednesday, March 21, 2007

Day 2 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 2 - H.S.

Grade 7 & 8: Try-outs for the grade 7 & 8 Girls Touch Football team will begin this Friday at 3:15 sharp in the cafe gym. Any girl interested in trying out that has not signed up already can do so outside room 317 before Friday afternoon.

7/8 Games Room Tournaments: 4 divisions to pick from: Foosball singles, Foosball doubles, Air Hockey, and Pinball best 5 ball head to head. Each division is $1 to enter and you are guaranteed 2 games for your entry fee. Tournaments begin April 2nd. You can sign up in the cafetorium every High School Day 1 or in the games room before school from 8:15 to 8:45. Games room is open before school and after school for those wishing to get some extra practice in before the tournament begins. Also, every HS day 1, 7/8 students can sign up to play at lunch time with a $1 deposit before school begins to get a pass.

Red Maple Club: Meeting TODAY. Please try to arrive by 12:50.

Ski Club Refunds: Forms are available outside Room 120 (Music Room). All requests for refunds must be submitted to the office on or before Friday, March 23rd. Requests will not be processed after that date.

Live It Up: Reminder that there is an important meeting TODAY at lunch in the Career Center to plan our March activity.

Grade 12's Returning: If you are a Grade 12 student this year and would like to return to Mother Teresa H.S. next year to complete your studies, you must pick up an "Application to Return" form in Student Services. Deadline to return this form is Monday, March 26.

Jr. Badminton: Final tryouts are today (Wednesday) at 3:15 - 4:30 pm in the Cafe gym. All interested players must be present.

Track and Field: Attention all sprinters, distance runners, jumpers, throwers and putters!!!! Track and Field practices will be taking place this week in the wood floor gym on Thursday and Friday after school. Distance runners are asked to dress for outdoor running. If you cannot make the practices please see Mrs. Galbraith in portable 9 on your own time during the day! Let’s get this season started!

24 Hour Fast: All students participating in the 24 hour ThinkFast! are asked to come to a meeting on Thursday in the Chapel at the beginning of lunch.

Vimy Trip: All students going on the Vimy trip MUST come to a meeting TODAYat noon in room 212. We will be going over: 1. Pick up / hand out info sheets (all on Michelle's desk); 2. Go over Gala (sheets on Michelle's desk); 3. Go over flights (sheets on Michelle's desk); 4. Any questions? The students are: Stephanie Adu, Jillian Arany, Noelle Attala, Megan Brady, Danika Gauthier, Michael Gauthier, Samantha Graitson, Jesse Hayes, Sam Hopkins, Elizabeth Hunter, Mitchell Kearney, Corey Kelly, Vanessa Khoury, Adam MacRae, Will McAleer, Aisling McCaffrey, Victoria Pijacki, Adrian Rochford, Brendan Schell, Adam Souliere, Emilia Therens, Alice Xie

Scholarships and Awards: In addition to the Board Awards outlined by Mr. Bergin at Tuesday's grad meeting, there are a number of other awards available. Criteria for these awards ranges from students that attended the Mini-Courses at Carleton or Ottawa University to students that play minor hockey. Information is available in Student Services.

Important Tax Info for Students: Were you 16 years old or older on December 31, 2006? If so you are entitled to $100 from the Government, if you file a tax return. It doesn't matter whether you were employed or not in 2006. Come see Mr. Baldin and his grade 12 tax club any night after school in room 216. We will complete an income tax return for you free of charge!!

High School Hockey Intramurals: Begin April 2. Students can sign up to enter for the next 2 weeks - deadline is March 30. There are two divisions: Grade 9/10 and Open division (9/10 teams can enter both divisions but must pay twice) All teams must have at least 5 players and at least 1 male and 1 female player on the floor at all times. Cost is $1 and entry forms can be picked up in the Games room at lunch for the next two weeks.

High School B-Ball Intramurals: Players who have not paid must do so before playoffs begin or their team will forfeit their next game.

Summer Job Opportunities: Looking for a summer job? Go to: www.needajob.org and follow the Summer Jobs link at the top of the page.

Leadership Camp: Are you in grade 10 or 11 and went to Leadership Camp last year? Do you want to be a group or activity leader this year? We will be recruiting leaders soon for next September's Leadership Camp. See Mr. Coxall, Mr. MacCuaig or Ms.Kuchma.

Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

Grade 7 & 8: Try-outs for the grade 7 & 8 Girls Touch Football team will begin this Friday at 3:15 sharp in the cafe gym. Any girl interested in trying out that has not signed up already can do so outside room 317 before Friday afternoon.

7/8 Games Room Tournaments: 4 divisions to pick from: Foosball singles, Foosball doubles, Air Hockey, and Pinball best 5 ball head to head. Each division is $1 to enter and you are guaranteed 2 games for your entry fee. Tournaments begin April 2nd. You can sign up in the cafetorium every High School Day 1 or in the games room before school from 8:15 to 8:45. Games room is open before school and after school for those wishing to get some extra practice in before the tournament begins. Also, every HS day 1, 7/8 students can sign up to play at lunch time with a $1 deposit before school begins to get a pass.

Red Maple Club: Meeting on Wednesday, March 21. Please try to arrive by 12:50.

Library Closure: The library is closed after school TODAY.

Ski Club Refunds: Forms are available outside Room 120 (Music Room). All requests for refunds must be submitted to the office on or before Friday, March 23rd. Requests will not be processed after that date.

Important Tax Info for Students: Were you 16 years old or older on December 31, 2006? If so you are entitled to $100 from the Government, if you file a tax return. It doesn't matter whether you were employed or not in 2006. Come see Mr. Baldin and his grade 12 tax club any night after school in room 216. We will complete an income tax return for you free of charge!!

Girls Touch Football: Any grade 9-12 girl still interested in playing Touch Football, please come to an important meeting today (Tuesday March 20th) at the beginning of lunch in room 201.

Reach For The Top: A true Battle of the Titans will be on display in the Crazy Kitchen today at lunch. The Channel 4 News Team is up against cross-town rivals - Vlad and the Swashbucklers. Are your bets in? Buzzer activation unfolds at 11:50 am.

High School Hockey Intramurals: Begin April 2. Students can sign up to enter for the next 2 weeks - deadline is March 30. There are two divisions: Grade 9/10 and Open division (9/10 teams can enter both divisions but must pay twice) All teams must have at least 5 players and at least 1 male and 1 female player on the floor at all times. Cost is $1 and entry forms can be picked up in the Games room at lunch for the next two weeks.

High School B-Ball intramurals: Players who have not paid must do so before playoffs begin or their team will forfeit their next game.

Summer Job Opportunities: Looking for a summer job? Go to: www.needajob.org and follow the Summer Jobs link at the top of the page.

Vimy Trip: Could all students going on the Vimy trip stop by room 212 in the afternoon to pick up important forms.

Leadership Camp: Are you in grade 10 or 11 and went to Leadership Camp last year? Do you want to be a group or activity leader this year? We will be recruiting leaders soon for next September's Leadership Camp. See Mr. Coxall, Mr. MacCuaig or Ms.Kuchma.

Attention Graduating Students: There will be an assembly in the Library at 1:00 pm TODAY. Important information about graduation will be presented. The main item on the agenda will focus on the application process for various bursaries offered to the high schools by our school board. All graduating students are expected to attend.

Regional Reconciliation: All children, teenagers and their parents are invited to celebrate Lenten Reconciliation together as a family. Just drop in on Tuesday, March 20 from 7-9 pm (Mother Teresa HS Gym). St. Leonard's Parish Reconciliation will be on Thursday, March 22 at 7:00 pm. St. Patrick's Parish – Fallowfield Reconciliation will be on Sunday, March 25 at 7:00 pm. Everyone is welcome!

Monday, March 19, 2007

Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 2 - H.S.

Grade 7 & 8: Any grade 7 & 8 girl interested in trying out for the Touch Football team is asked to sign up outside room 317 today. We will be having two try-outs this week, please check outside room 317 at the end of the day today for dates & times.

Red Maple Club: Meeting on Wednesday, March 21. Please try to arrive by 12:50.

Library Closure: The library is closed after school on Tuesday, March 20th.

Vimy Trip: Could all students going on the Vimy trip stop by room 212 in the afternoon to pick up important forms.

Leadership Camp: Are you in grade 10 or 11 and went to Leadership Camp last year? Do you want to be a group or activity leader this year? We will be recruiting leaders soon for next September's Leadership Camp. See Mr. Coxall, Mr. MacCuaig or Ms.Kuchma.

Attention Graduating Students: There will be an assembly in the Library at 1:00 pm on Tuesday, March 20 (day 1). Important information about graduation will be presented. The main item on the agenda will focus on the application process for various bursaries offered to the high schools by our school board. All graduating students are expected to attend.

RECONCILIATION

Regional Reconciliation

Confessions for all children grades 3 & up,
all teenagers and their parents, are invited
to celebrate Lenten Reconciliation together as a family
Just drop in…Everyone is welcome!

Tuesday, March 20 from 7– 9 PM (Mother Teresa HS Gym)

St. Patrick’s Parish – Fallowfield Reconciliation
Sunday, Mar. 25 at 7:00 PM
Everyone is welcome!

St. Leonard’s Parish Reconciliation
Thursday March 22 at 7:00 PM
Everyone is welcome!

Monday, March 12, 2007

Mother Teresa H.S. is closed this week for the annual March Winter Break.

Classes resume on Monday, March 19.

Friday, March 9, 2007

Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

Attention Grade 7/8 Band Students: A reminder that our first concert is coming up on April 21st. The music we will be playing will be O Canada, Ceremonium and Eagle Summit March in your book. Please look over your parts during the March Break.

Library Notice: The library will be closed after school TODAY.

Lenten Lifestyle Awareness Calendar: We will be collecting money TODAY, in the Atrium, during homeroom.

FOCUS Programs: Any student interested in applying for one of the FOCUS programs that were on display in the Atrium on Tuesday must fill in application form. Forms and information sheets are available in the Student Services office. The deadline is TODAY.

Games Room: Mother Teresa has a new games room open to all students before and after school. Come check it out, we are located in the Dance studio (near the Gym) - all activities are $1 - ping pong, air hockey, foosball and pinball. High school students can come at lunch and 7/8's can sign up for upcoming lunchtime tournaments that will be advertised in homeroom. All money raised goes to the school phys. ed. department.

High School Track and Field: There will also be an important meeting for all track and field athletes on TODAY at lunch in portable 9. We hope to see you there!

Thursday, March 8, 2007

Day 3 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 2 - H.S.

Attention Grade 7/8 Band Students: A reminder that our first concert is coming up on April 21st. The music we will be playing will be O Canada, Ceremonium and Eagle Summit March in your book. Please look over your parts during the March Break.

Library Notice: The library will be closed after school TODAY and TOMORROW.

CO-OP Presentation: There is a presentation for students interested in next years Co-op program in the library at the beginning of period 2 today. Students must sign in upon entering the library. The presentation will take 45 minutes.

Reach For The Top: Should vegetarians be allowed to eat animal crackers? This and other life-mysteries will be tackled in today's trivia meltdown featuring the Purple Onions and Shoulda Grads. Location: Crazy Kitchen. Buzzer activation unfolds at 11:50 am.

Lacrosse Team: There will be a practice for all students coming out for the Lacrosse team on today at 3:15 at the wood floor gym. You must have a helmet with a cage, and a lacrosse stick. Check the notice on the door of room 104 for more details. If you have any questions please see Coach Denis during lunch time at 12:00 in room 104.

Lenten Lifestyle Awareness Calendar: We will be collecting money this Friday, in the Atrium, during homeroom.

FOCUS Programs: Any student interested in applying for one of the FOCUS programs that were on display in the Atrium on Tuesday must fill in application form. Forms and information sheets are available in the Student Services office. The deadline is this Friday, March 9.

Games Room: Mother Teresa has a new games room open to all students before and after school. Come check it out, we are located in the Dance studio (near the Gym) - all activities are $1 - ping pong, air hockey, foosball and pinball. High school students can come at lunch and 7/8's can sign up for upcoming lunchtime tournaments that will be advertised in homeroom. All money raised goes to the school phys. ed. department.

High School Track and Field: Track and Field season is about to begin. If you are interested in competing in this year’s High School Track and Field team please sign up outside the wood floor gym. There is a sheet for running events and for field events. Please sign up and check off the events you are interested in learning or competing in this year. There will also be an important meeting for all track and field athletes on Friday, March 9 at lunch in portable 9. We hope to see you there!

Wednesday, March 7, 2007

Day 2 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

7/8 Girls Hockey: The grade 7&8 Girls Hockey team has a brief meeting TODAY in portable 3 at one o'clock, during lunch. Those girls who did not pay the tournament fee, but are still interested in playing, please attend the meeting as you were included in the numbers in order to place a team in the Husky Cup.

Red Maple Club meets for treats and talk TODAY. This week's book talk is We All Fall Down.

Library Notice: The library will be closed after school on Thursday and Friday of this week.

Lenten Lifestyle Awareness Calendar: We will be collecting money this Friday, in the Atrium, during homeroom.

Live It Up: Reminder to all members that there is a meeting today at lunch in the Career Centre to discuss events for this year.

Option sheets for course selections are due tomorrow in homeroom. A parent signature is required before handing it in.

Need Information for Subject Selection? Guidance counsellors will be available in the cafeteria during lunch TODAY to answer any questions you have regarding subject selection for next year. If you have any questions, please drop by between 11:40 and 12:25. No appointment necessary!

FOCUS Programs: Any student interested in applying for one of the FOCUS programs that were on display in the Atrium yesterday must fill in application form. Forms and information sheets are available in the Student Services office. The deadline is this Friday, March 9.

Girls Touch Football: Try-outs for the Girls Touch Football team will be held TODAY, March 7th, at 3:20 in Gym A & B.

High School Badminton: Tryouts TODAY are for junior age players ( born 1991 or later). Tryouts will be held in the Cafe gym.

Lacrosse Team: There will be a practice for all students coming out for the Lacrosse team on Thursday, March 8 at 3:15 at the wood floor gym. You must have a helmet with a cage, and a lacrosse stick. Check the notice on the door of room 104 for more details. If you have any questions please see Coach Denis during lunch time at 12:00 in room 104.

Games Room: Mother Teresa has a new games room open to all students before and after school. Come check it out, we are located in the Dance studio (near the Gym) - all activities are $1 - ping pong, air hockey, foosball and pinball. High school students can come at lunch and 7/8's can sign up for upcoming lunchtime tournaments that will be advertised in homeroom. All money raised goes to the school phys. ed. department.

High School Track and Field: Although the snow is still flying, Track and Field season is about to begin. If you are interested in competing in this year’s High School Track and Field team please sign up outside the wood floor gym. There is a sheet for running events and for field events. Please sign up and check off the events you are interested in learning or competing in this year. There will also be an important meeting for all track and field athletes on Friday, March 9 at lunch in portable 9. We hope to see you there!

Tutor Needed: Grade 5 boy at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton is looking for a French tutor for two to three hours a week. Lives on Gleeson Way. Please call Sheila at (613) 823-3509.

Tuesday, March 6, 2007

Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 2 - H.S.

Lenten Lifestyle Awareness Calendar: We will be collecting money this Friday, in the Atrium, during homeroom.

Red Maple Club meets for treats and talk on Wednesday. This week's book talk is We All Fall Down.

Library Notice: The library will be closed after school on Thursday and Friday of this week.

Games Room: Mother Teresa has a new games room open to all students before and after school. Come check it out, we are located in the Dance studio (near the Gym) - all activities are $1 - ping pong, air hockey, foosball and pinball. High school students can come at lunch and 7/8's can sign up for upcoming lunchtime tournaments that will be advertised in homeroom. All money raised goes to the school Phys. Ed. department.

Reach For The Top: Friends, Titans, student populace...lend us your ears! Round Three of the Mighty Brain Hiccup starts with a BANG today at lunch as the Voracious Vixens (featuring Super Dave Bae) face the undefeated Attack of Flying Monkeys. Location: Crazy Kitchen. Buzzer activation unfolds at 11:50 am.

Tutor Needed: Grade 5 boy at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton is looking for a French tutor for two to three hours a week. Lives on Gleeson Way. Please call Sheila at (613) 823-3509.

High School Track and Field: Although the snow is still flying, Track and Field season is about to begin. If you are interested in competing in this year's High School Track and Field team please sign up outside the wood floor gym. There is a sheet for running events and for field events. Please sign up and check off the events you are interested in learning or competing in this year. There will also be an important meeting for all track and field athletes on Friday, March 9 at lunch in portable 9. We hope to see you there!

High School Badminton: Tryouts on Wednesday, March 7 are for junior age players (born 1991 or later). Tryouts will be held in the Cafe gym.

Lacrosse Team: There will be a practice for all students coming out for the Lacrosse team on Thursday, March 8 at 3:15 at the wood floor gym. You must have a helmet with a cage, and a lacrosse stick. Check the notice on the door of room 104 for more details. If you have any questions please see Coach Denis during lunch time at 12:00 in room 104.

Girls Touch Football: Try-outs for the Girls Touch Football team will be held on Wednesday, March 7th at 3:20 in Gym A & B.

Babysitter required in the neighbourhood for a 17 month old boy. If interested, please call Michelle at 843-0265. House is located on Grenadier Way. Looking to start on a weekend morning or afternoon and then at night during the week.

Knights of Columbus Bursary: Applications are now being accepted for the 2007 Bursary Program of the Ontario Knights of Columbus. Applications must be from children of members of the Knights of Columbus, in good standing, or of deceased members of the Knights, in good standing at the time of their death. Application deadline is April 16th. Individuals may download the form and obtain complete information through the website: www.osc-koc.com.

Credit Courses Overseas: If you are interested in taking a grade 11 or 12 high school credit course this summer in Ireland, England, Scotland, or Italy, more information can be obtained by attending the meeting on TONIGHT at 7:00 p.m. at Immaculate H.S., 140 Main St., Ottawa.

Monday, March 5, 2007

Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 1 - H.S.

Lenten Lifestyle Awareness Calendar: We will be collecting money this Friday, in the Atrium, during homeroom.

Red Maple Club meets for treats and talk on Wednesday. This week's book talk is We All Fall Down.

Library Notice: The library will be closed after school on Thursday and Friday of this week.

24 Hour ThinkFast: Are you in grade 9 to 12 and want to participate in our 24 Hour ThinkFast? Join us on March 30. Pick up a permission form TODAY, at lunch, in the Atrium.

High School Badminton: Tryouts are today, Monday, March 5 for senior age players (born 1990 or earlier ) and Wednesday, March 7 for junior age players ( born 1991 or later). Tryouts will be held in the Cafe gym.

Lacrosse Team: There will be a practice for all students coming out for the Lacrosse team on Thursday, March 8 at 3:15 at the wood floor gym. You must have a helmet with a cage, and a lacrosse stick. Check the notice on the door of room 104 for more details. If you have any questions please see Coach Denis during lunch time at 12:00 in room 104.

Girls Touch Football: Try-outs for the Girls Touch Football team will be held on Wednesday, March 7th at 3:20 in Gym A & B.

French Public Speaking: Could the following students please meet Mr. Pagliarello, in the library seminar room, today (Monday, March 5th) at 1:50 P.M. - Elizabeth McSheffrey, Keltouma Nouah and Hillary DeJong.

Math Contests - Students are reminded that the next CNML Math contest takes place on Tuesday, March 6, during period 1. Students must to report to homeroom for attendance before going to the library.

Babysitter required in neighbourhood for a 17 month old boy. If interested, please call Michelle at 843-0265. House is located on Grenadier Way. Looking to start on a weekend morning or afternoon and then at night during the week.

Community Service Hours Opportunity: The Court at Barrhaven, a seniors home at the corner of Longfields Dr. and Strandherd Rd., is looking for student volunteers, especially on Fridays, Sundays, and Mondays. This is a good opportunity to obtain some community service hours. If you are interested, please call Karen Thompson at 823-2763 to arrange an appointment.

Knights of Columbus Bursary: Applications are now being accepted for the 2007 Bursary Program of the Ontario Knights of Columbus. Applications must be from children of members of the Knights of Columbus, in good standing, or of deceased members of the Knights, in good standing at the time of their death. Application deadline is April 16th. Individuals may download the form and obtain complete information through the website: www.osc-koc.com.

Credit Courses Overseas: If you are interested in taking a grade 11 or 12 high school credit course this summer in Ireland, England, Scotland, or Italy, more information can be obtained by attending the meeting on Tuesday, March 6 at 7:00 p.m. at Immaculate H.S., 140 Main St., Ottawa.

Ottawa University is hosting its spring Open House on Friday, March 16 from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Attend presentations, meet with representatives and tour the campus. For more information on the events, please visit their Web site at: www.admissions.uOttawa.ca

Friday, March 2, 2007

Day 4 - Gr. 7 & 8 and Day 2 - H.S.

24 Hour ThinkFast: Are you in grade 9 to 12 and want to participate in our 24 Hour ThinkFast? Join us on March 30. Pick up a permission form TODAY at lunch in the Atrium.

High School Badminton: Tryouts will continue next week. Monday, March 5 - Senior age players ( born 1990 or earlier ). Wednesday, March 7 - Junior age players ( born 1991 or later). Tryouts will be held in the Cafe gym.

Math Contests - Students are reminded that the next CNML Math contest takes place on Tuesday, March 6 during period 1. Students must to report to homeroom for attendance before going to the library.

Babysitter required in neighbourhood for a 17 month old boy. If interested, please call Michelle at 843-0265. House is located on Grenadier Way. Looking to start on a weekend morning or afternoon and then at night during the week.

Community Service Hours Opportunity: The Court at Barrhaven, a seniors home at the corner of Longfields Dr. and Strandherd Rd., is looking for student volunteers, especially on Fridays, Sundays, and Mondays. This is a good opportunity to obtain some community service hours. If you are interested, please call Karen Thompson at 823-2763 to arrange an appointment.

Knights of Columbus Bursary: Applications are now being accepted for the 2007 Bursary Program of the Ontario Knights of Columbus. Applications must be from children of members of the Knights of Columbus, in good standing, or of deceased members of the Knights, in good standing at the time of their death. Application deadline is April 16th. Individuals may download the form and obtain complete information through the website: www.osc-koc.com.

Credit Courses Overseas: If you are interested in taking a grade 11 or 12 high school credit course this summer in Ireland, England, Scotland, or Italy, more information can be obtained by attending the meeting on Tuesday, March 6 at 7:00 p.m. at Immaculate H.S., 140 Main St., Ottawa.

Ottawa University is hosting its spring Open House on Friday, March 16 from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Attend presentations, meet with representatives and tour the campus. For more information on the events, please visit their Web site at: www.admissions.uOttawa.ca

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Tuesday, March 20, 2007

Monday, March 19, 2007

Monday, March 12, 2007

Friday, March 9, 2007

Thursday, March 8, 2007

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