Tuesday, January 31st, 2012 Day 3

Daily Bulletin                  Tuesday, January 31st, 2012, Day 3

 

Break Supervision                        January 23 – February 3

Grade 6-7 Lockers                                                                  Mr. P. Unger    

Grade 8 Lockers                                                                     Mr. R. Visch

Grade 9 Lockers                                                                     Mrs. K. Reimer    

High School Cafeteria                                                              Mrs. B. Piché     

 

Global Focus     JAPAN

With 12,400 miles of track, high-speed bullet trains called Shinkansen can take you pretty much anywhere you want in Japan at speeds close to 186 mph (300 km/h). The trip between Kyoto and Tokyo takes a mere 2 hours.

 

*Help Rebuild Houses in Japan!  Drop off donations today in the LAR, the Offices or the Library.

 

General Announcements

SPECIAL CREDIT LANGUAGE EXAMINATIONS: Students who would like to earn extra credit by testing in a language other than French or German, should see Mrs. Herr for application information. Application deadline: February 6, 2012 (testing dates are April 10, 11, 12)

Gr. 11 and 12 PE students: Please bring your Log Book to next class. Mr. O will be updating your activity hours for term 2.

All Students: The yearbook class is in search of TEACHER QUOTES. Middle school and high school teacher quotes are wanted. Please submit to the high school office. Thanks

GRADS: Please hand in your Most Likely To’s and Grad Quotes to Jessica Moore or Katie Tabar. Thanks

MOM’S PANTRY: Begins today, January 30th, and ends, Monday, February 13th. Pick up date for the products is Tuesday, February 28th, at 3:20 p.m. Please make arrangements to have a ride home if your order is large, or frozen.

Jubilee Place Stage Design Crew: There is a meeting in Ms. Daly's room at lunch on Wednesday, February 1st.

 

Opportunities,Scholarships & Deadlines

The United Way is offering a $500 Youth Leaders in Action Scholarship for students who participate, volunteer or work at a United Way agency partner. See Mrs. Herr for further details or www.UnitedWayYouth.mb.ca. Deadline: February 10, 2012.

Upcoming Application Deadlines:

University of Manitoba - February 24, 2012

University of Winnipeg - March 1, 2012

Check university websites for online applications.

Canadian Mennonite University - February 28

A scholarship opportunity the Aveda Institute is available for graduating students who would like to pursue hairstyling. See Mrs. Herr for details if interested.

 

School Trip Announcements

England, Ireland, Wales Tour: For any current Grade 10 and 11 students interested in the England Tour for Spring Break 2013, there will be an evening meeting for parents and students on Wednesday, February 8th at 7:00 pm at MBCI.  Please plan to attend.

Rocky Mountain Expedition: This June, Mr. Plett and Mr. Buhler will be taking a group of students to the Rockies for a week of scrambling and hiking.  Space on this trip is limited to a small group of about 15 students.  Students in grades 10-12 should contact Mr. Plett if they are interested.  If you are looking for a natural high, this could be the trip for you.

 

Week 4  Daily Cafeteria Menu

Tuesday                  : Perogies With One Smokie and Sour Cream

Wednesday             : Hot Turkey Sandwich with Fries

Thursday                 : Chicken Fajita With Salad

Friday                     : Spaghetti With Meat Sauce Garlic Toast and Salad

 

Music

Concert Band Percussion section plus Harp - Sectional tomorrow, Wednesday at 3:20 - 4:20 pm instead of at lunch.

Concert Choir and Band - an Ipod attachment was found at Fort Garry MB after Sunday's service. If you are missing it, see Mr. Klassen.

 

Sports

FHL SCHEDULE

Date

Weekday

Cycle

Team                  vs

Team

Pool

Score

Record

26-Jan

Thurs

Day 6

Student Hawk-ee

Major Born Stars

A

 

 

30-Jan

Mon

Day 2

Jets

Tim Couch

B

 

 

31-Jan

Tues

Day 3

Dynamo Lokomotiv OMSK

Staff Hawk-ee

A

 

 

1-Feb

Wed

Day 4

Snufalufagus

Effil Que

C

 

 

2-Feb

Thurs

Day 5

Staff Hawk-ee

Student Hawk-ee

A

 

 

6-Feb

Mon

Day 1

Snufalufagus

The Sandwich Makerz

C

 

 

7-Feb

Tues

Day 2

Jets

Yea Buddy

B

 

 

8-Feb

Wed

Day 3

Major Born Stars

Dynamo Lokomotiv OMSK

A

 

 

9-Feb

Thurs

Day 4

The Sandwich Makerz

Effil Que

C

 

 

14-Feb

Tues

Day 1

Staff Hawk-ee

Major Born Stars

A

 

 

15-Feb

Wed

Day 2

Tim Couch

Yea Buddy

B

 

 

16-Feb

Thurs

Day 3

Student Hawk-ee

Dynamo Lokomotiv OMSK

A

 

 

 

Devotional

January 31st , 2012 | Day 3

In a previous article, I wrote about four severely malnourished siblings that I have been daily feeding. The children—Joshua, Mirika, Ashaba, Katseme— look drastically different now that they’ve been receiving nutritious food on a regular basis. Their stomachs are no longer bloated and their skin is no longer covered with sores. And their hair is no longer falling out in patches.

Often, I think back to the unusual way I first met the children. The oldest, Joshua, was caught stealing food in my house. When I asked him why he chose to steal rather than ask me for food, he replied, “Because I am hunger.”

Lamentations 4:9 claims, “Those killed by the sword are better off than those who die of hunger.” If being stabbed is a more pleasant way to pass on than starving to death, it’s no wonder hunger drove Joshua to steal. Intense hunger depletes a person’s strength (Job 18:12). It causes children to faint (Job 17:5; Lamentations 2:19), and causes the lowly of society to scrounge for food in desolate places (Job 30:3).

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), “The new estimate of the number of people who [suffered] chronic hunger [in 2011] is 925 million.” Our God is a God who surely desires that these hunger statistics improve. Just as He “satisfied [the Israelites’] hunger” by providing meat and manna in the wilderness (Psalm 105:40), God longs to open His hand and “satisfy the hunger and thirst of every living thing” today (Psalm 145:16).

Let’s join Him by praying earnestly for the millions of starving people around the world, and by seeking tangible ways to help “satisfy the hunger” of His “treasured ones” (Psalm 17:14).

Prayer: Dear God, With a whole week gone by, of hearing about your way of love, and stories of how we can live lives of loving on others, let us find ways this week satisfy the “hunger” around us! In Jesus’ name, amen

by Roxanne Robbins, I am Hunger, www.ourdailyjourney.org, Jan 20, 2012.