It was a unique school year for all students, and even the Kindergarten Class at Greentree School saw their first year of school cut short. Despite this, they prevailed and had something to celebrate. The students were able to drop in to the school and receive their certificate with cap gown and all. Malachi Jessome was excited to complete his first year of school as he poses with teacher Laurie Cassidy at a safe distance.
Sebastian Bobra was working hard just like his dad Stephen mowing the lawn and tidying up the yard on Monday, June 1. While his mower might not have the same cutting power as his dad’s, it did the job.
With Father’s Day on Sunday, June 21, the Mail Asks: “What is the best advice your Father has ever given you?
Gunnar Mortensen
“Live the best way you can, and follow the rules to the best of your ability.”
Cindy Thomas
“When I was learning to drive, he said ‘you have other people’s lives in your hands.’”
Walter Jackson
“If horses were wishes beggars would ride.”
Angela Woods
“An honest day’s work for an honest day’s pay.”
JoAnn Cunningham
“When the cookies are passed, always take the biggest one.”
Lee Shackleton
“Always do your best when you do something and listen for advice.”
Lesley Pepper
“Believe half of what you see and none of what you hear.”
M’liss Edwards
“When we travelled he said ‘you are guests in this country, act like it.’”
Bonnie Martyniuk
“Children need to be seen and not heard.”
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