diumenge, 30 d’octubre del 2011

News in Solsona by Aitor Colell




LOCAL NEWS

-Town hall of Solsona starts the construction of tile the ground of the square St. Roc.

-The start of this builds coinciding of building street St. Llorenç.

-The tile of the ground of the square St. Roc starting with 3th October at one month finishing the construction at square St. Roc in Solsona.

-The build gave thank you for the available money after the works of street St. Pau.

-The works to reconstruct the paviament of square St. Roc.

Local News in Solsona by Sònia Codina




Remembering Aleix Ribera

Last Tuesday 4th at 8:00 a o’clock we remembed the death of Aleix Ribera, he had an accident whit his moto crash with another car and he died. The day of his birthday The Castellers of Solosna they made 17 pillars that represented 17 years old; the 17 candle of Aleix Rivera’s birthday, Castellers of Solsona made a pilar of 4 too. The family of Aleix thanked this tribute; they are very happy and grateful whit Casetllers of Solsona. You could see the family, with laugh in their mouth.

News by Claudia Cases


LOCAL NEWS

JOAN PUGCERCÓS SAYS: VINYET SCHOOL WILL BE CONSIDERED VERY IMPORTANT

- Puigcercós, was in Solsona last Wednesday. He talked about some situations that affect the city.

- First he said that there are Town Halls that are in crisis, so the Town Hall of Solsona don’t receive money for the school because with the cut, the Department of Education blocked us.

- The problem is that the students don’t fit into the school. And they need the money to enlarge the classes.

- The solution is that the politicians must explain this event to the other people from the other political parties and organise the budget to build Vinyet school and other schools that have the same problem.

Local News by Núria Cardona


LAST NEWS

Last Saturday young basket girls of the club C.B.Solsona played their first match with Cerverus Artés. For some of this girls it was the first match, some of that girls are so young or start playing basketball right this year so for them it was a little difficult. The match started with the older girls, because they started before the others.

They did a good match and they worked a lot in attack, they did good defence too but they had got a lot of ball possession. They have to practise the way to pass and throw the ball, it’s hard because they are so young but some of them have a good future in this sport. Maybe they are so small no one is very high so for them it’s not easy to trough the ball to the basket. The best thing of being small is that they can run a lot.

The best of the match is not who’s the winner it’s who has more fun. If you make a sport is because you love it and these girls have demonstrated that they were born to play this sport.

"PUBILLA" of Lleida county by Anna Capdevila


Berta Plans: The representative of “pubillatge solsoní” said that they have done very well and it will be difficult to do it so well.

The pubilla of Solsona has got a title of countries lleidetanes; it is the fifth time in seven years.

Berta, was selected fourth Bridesmaid of Catalonia.

She was the favorite of jury of the 63 “pubilles” and “hereus”

The principal function of “pubilla” is to defend the values of the land.

She is very happy to be “pubilla”.

She participated of safflower of pubillatge national, was formatted for Bridesmaid of city: Marta Marsenyach and Anna Fernández.

dijous, 20 d’octubre del 2011

Alba Massana writes about Easter



What is Easter?

Easter is a celebration of Christians.

Easter is the celebration of the death and coming to life again of Jesus Christ. For Christians the important moment is the dawn of Easter Sunday.

For the others Easter are time for holidays and giving chocolate Easter eggs.

When is Easter?

Easter is in the month of April. The date changes every year. It can be 22th March to 15th April. It changes because the moon calendar.

“Pentecostal.”

Pentecostal are 50 days after the Easter day.

What happened on Easter Sunday?

Jesus rose from death on Sunday. He said to the apostols that they would kill him and three days later he would live again.

Easter egg customs.

The chocolate eggs are typical in Easter. There are different types.

Special Food at Easter.

This day people prepare special food. After the weeks of Lent.

Some food are: Boiled eggs, roast lamb, custard tarts, Easter biscuits and simnel cake.

Easter Holidays.

Many families go away on holidays for the Easter Holidays.

Janet tells us about April Fool's Day


APRIL FOOLS’ DAY By Janet

April Fools’ day

April’s fool day is celebrated in different countries around the world the 1st day of April. It’s called All fools day, too. It isn’t a national holiday but is celebrated like a day when everybody prepares jokes.

In some countries, like Canada, New Zealand, the UK, Cyprus, and South Africa, the jokes are only until noon. If someone plays a trick in the afternoon is called an “April fool”. In other countries, like France, Italy, South Korea, Japan, Russia, The Netherlands, Germany, Brazil, Ireland, Australia, and the U.S., the jokes are all the day.

Origins

Before April Fools’ Day existed, there were other similar celebrations like: Roman festival of Hilaria and Medieval Festival of Fools.

A French poet already talked about a poisson d’avril in 1508.

In the Middle Ages in France, New Year was celebrated during the last week of March ending on 1st April. The people who celebrated New Year on January, laughed at those who celebrated on 1st April. Many people think that this is the origin of April Fools’ Day in France.

Other people say that the origin of April Fools’ Day is because on the 21st of March is the Vernal equinox, so it’s a time when there are a lot of weather changes and people is fool.

In other countries celebrate April Fools’ Day during other days. For example: Iranian celebrate Sizdah Bedar (1st or 2nd April), Spanish people celebrate the “Day of Holy Innocents” (28th December).

Practise

During April Fools’ Day, children try to stick a fish made of paper at the back of adult people. In some countries children lock out their parents or teachers. In Korea, Fools’ Day is celebrated at the first snow day of the year.

Often also public services and the media, like TV, radio, journals, participate in April Fools ’ Day.

Serious and important activities, like the signing of conventions and laws, are often avoided or back-dated (dated before or after April 1).