Going for a dip

St. Dominic Savio Grade 6 students wait to see what will happen to their carbon-ink art projects when they are pulled out of a bucket of water. The students were dipping their Halloween prints in the water to allow the ink to run, making their pictures of ghosts, witches and other Halloween spooks look scarier. From left, Nikole Miller, Sarah Lindskog, Kelsey Giroux, Stephanie Pateman and Dallen Renz were a few of the Grade 6 students in Gary Cooney's class to take part in the project on Friday afternoon.

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A positive identification

Dick Gutfriend of the Weyburn Masonic Lodge helps kindergarten student Mikyla Jensen put the right finger down in the correct spot during a fingerprinting session on Wednesday. The Masons were at Souris School to enrol children in the Operation Identification program, which provides parents with a copy of their child's fingerprints in the event they might be needed by the police. The program is voluntary, and the parents receive the sole copy of the fingerprints.

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