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Four representatives of the Tupper Lake Central School District
attended a weekend conference on the new Core Knowledge programand Monday during a district staff development day they shared what
they learned with other teachers here.
The Core Knowledge curriculum which embraces in its subject
material a wide range of cultural and international topics designed to
broaden students' understanding of the world was adopted in this
district late last year after Board Member Bob Bierwirth, Elementary
Principal Mary Sparks and several teachers attended a national
conference in Boston.
This year Mrs. Sparks and teachers Karen Harriman, Pam Shaw
and Tracy Klossner attended the annual conference in Nashville,
Tenn. Erin LaLonde attended last year's event in Boston.
Reporting at Monday's board meeting Mrs. Sparks was
The big day is March 19, 2002. That's when Mother Nature
beaming about what they learned and saw this time. "The level of
will be helping the American Cancer Society's Franklin County
intellectual stimulation was amazing...there was such wonderful
Unit by providing thousands of beautiful yellow daffodils. These
enthusiasm for the program," she told the school officials.
flowers of hope will raise money for research, education and
That enthusiasm came home with the four and was spread to the service for local patients.
faculty at Monday's workshop, she said.
A corps of volunteers of the.Franklin County Unit will be
"Knowledge builds knowledge," she said is the prevailing theme taking donations of these daffodils at Shaheen's Supermarket from
of the national Core Knowledge program.
4 p.m. to 6 p.m. They will be available in bouquets of 10, They
Advocates say "it is important to respect and retain facts," for it
will also be available in advance for those wanting larger orders.
is that information which students use to formulate their opinions
Sue Moeller and Gina Bell, co-chairpersons of the Daffodil
and their ideas, she told the board.
Festival said, "Putting a breath of spring in your home will help to
Mrs. Sparks said the facuky members from around the country
raise your spirits and making a donation to the American Cancer
who gave presentations to the conference were amazing. One teacher Society's Daffodil Festival special event will help raise the hopes
designed an entire,play about Julius Caesar for her studentsof many cancer patients."
complete with sound, lighting and costume plans. "This is how
For more information and to pre-order your daffodils call Sue
committed some of these people are to the Core Knowledge
Moeller at 359-2813 or Gina Bell at 359-7532.
program.
Pictured in the photo above is Linda Pickering of Boulevard
She said the Core Knowledge supporters "generously" share
Wine and Spirits donating a check to the American Cancer Society.
their information and their teaching materials with anyone who asks
Above with Linda (at left) are Sue Moeller and Gina Bell, cofor it. Mrs. Sparks brought home a number of books she obtained
chairpersons of the Daffodil Festival. (Judy McClelland photo)
from the various workshop inventors and a compact disc to help
local teachers ready their new lesson plans.
Mrs. Sparks thanked the board for sending the delegation,
Family Matters Resource Center
saying ii was "very worthwhile and very stimulating."
Workshop, 2 - 3:30 p.m. PreThe trip cost the district about $2,400 in air fare and registration Schedule for Mar. 14-20
registralion required; Friday- 10
fees, plus expenses for accommodations and meals for the four
Note: The schedule below a.m.- 12 p.m.; Creative Arts
participants.
is a list of special programs. The "Green Hair" please bring in a
Bob Bierwirth proposed Monday night the district keep sending center is open daily at the LP
green snack to share; M o n d a y different faculty members to these annual conventions- and perhaps
Quinn School from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. Play group; 12-1 p.m.
increasing the number who attend to six this coming year.
3:30 p.m. for open play. Tuesday Swimming at Sunmount pool;
From his experience lust year in Boston, he called the Core
evening hours are 6 p.m. to 8 T u e s d a y - Free play all day,
Knowledge supporters "a very dedicated group of educators. The
p.m. For info., call 359-8167.
Parents Anonymous 6-8 p.m.;
biggest problem of attending one of these conferences is digesting
T h u r s d a y - Free play 8:30 W e d n e s d a y 10:30-11 a.m.
all the information that is given to you!"
a.m. - 1 p.m., Parenting "Playing to Learn- Music &
Movement" w/ Julia Gagnier.
Daffodil Festival
Power outages over weekend
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Sound sleepers here probably didn't notice until awoke
Sunday m o r n i n g but the electricity was out in the
c o m m u n i t y for four hours early Sunday m o r n i n g from
1:30a.m. until 4:30a.ni. T r o u b l e on Niagara M o h a w k
C o r p o r a t i o n ' s 46kv line from Lake Clear caused the
outage, according to the village officials.
Heavy sleet and high winds earlier that evening caused
line trouble and outages for local electric linemen in
junction n e i g h b o r h o o d s from 11:30p.m. Saturday until
about 1:30a.m., when the lone supply line was knocked
out.
The P a s g u n g a m e h Road and Reed and Strangle areas
were without p o w e r for about an hour M o n d a y as village
electric w- -kers made e m e r g e n c y repairs to lines there.
Free clinic March 18th
Franklin County Public Health Services will hold a free
blood pressure clinic'on Monday, March 18, from 12:30 p.m.
to 1:30 p.m. at the Tupper Lake Adult Center on Demars Blvd.
All persons 18 years of age and older are invited to take
advantage of this worthwhile medical service.
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Saint Peter stood at the
pearly gate,
With his scoreboard in his
hand,
Checking off each new
person
Who had departed from this
land.
There were people from
many places
And from every walk of life,
Who had done so many kind
things
for those who had known
strife.
He put his hand out and
stopped one
and touched the pin upon
their shirt
And he knew from the
insignia
That they worked with those
who hurt.
"I see you worked with
hospice.
There were times when it
was hard
And because of those you
comforted.
You have a special place
with God."
Frank H. Morrison
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Village of Tupper Lake Housing Authority has
developed its Agency Plan for the Fiscal Year 2002 in
compliance with the Quality Housing and Work
Responsibility Act of 1998. It is available for review at
the Authority's Office located at Ivy Terrace, 38 Boyer
Avenue, Tupper Lake, NY. The Authority's hours of
operation are Monday through Friday between the 8:30
a.m. and 4;00 p.m. In addition a public hearing will be
held on April 3, 2002 at the Authority's office at 3:30
p.m. Everyone is invited.
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Adirondack Habitat hosts annual
St. Pat's Dinner
The community is invited to enjoy the annual
Adk. Habitat Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner
Happy Birthday
Mom - March 17th
Dad-April 5th (fL
Love,
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from all your children
Saturday, March 16
First United Methodist Church
Saranac Lake, New York
Serving to begin at 4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m
The hearty meals includes corned beef, cabbage, potatoes,
carrots, onions, bread, dessert and beverage
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$7.00
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($6 for seniors, $4 for children under 6)
Tickets are available at the door.
During tip evening, the new Adk. Habitat logo will be unveiled.
Students ol'high school age were invited to fashion a logo that
represents themission of Habitat- Building Homes; Building Lives.
Winning entries, chosen by a panel of professional artists, will be
presented at the dinner.
The 2002 fund-raising goal for Adirondack Habitat is $52,000 to
complete two houses already underway. Proceeds from the dinner
will be used forcpnstruction on the Drabick family home in Tupper Lake 5che#iled for completion this summer. For information
about AdirQi#*efcHabitat for Humanity, phone 891-7315 or visit
our website at wwwA6cal.habitat.org/adirondack,
Happy f
Birthday
Meme' _
, on
Saint
Patrick's
Day
(March 17)
Love,
Brittney
Christine &
Madison
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2. The date of filing of
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3. The county in New
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