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2009-11-19 / Local News

Photo DAN PELTON

THESE BUDDING HEMINGWAYS at Parkinson Centennial Public School did Orangeville proud by finishing in the top 50 among more than 1,000 entrants in the Write/Right to Read contest sponsored by World Literacy Canada. The contest entailed reading the first paragraph of a book by children's author Kenneth Oppel and following it up with a 300-word story of their own. The three scribes are, left to right, Kristy Dean, Courtney Hay and Alex Bourque. Photo DAN PELTON THESE BUDDING HEMINGWAYS at Parkinson Centennial Public School did Orangeville proud by finishing in the top 50 among more than 1,000 entrants in the Write/Right to Read contest sponsored by World Literacy Canada. The contest entailed reading the first paragraph of a book by children's author Kenneth Oppel and following it up with a 300-word story of their own. The three scribes are, left to right, Kristy Dean, Courtney Hay and Alex Bourque. Photo DAN PELTON

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