HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-05-12, Page 12Brussels
School
Miss Mitchell and the Grade
One class presented their
assembly recently. The Bible
story was read hyRuth Ann King
and Cindy Stutc. The boys read a
poem "Early Robin" and the girls
"Waking Flowers". Many
parents were in attendance and
their interest was greatly
appreciated. Mr. Prior and Mr,
Scott awarded arm bars for ,the
champion house league volleyball
teams. Mr, Scott showed another
film in the adventures of Uncle
In the afternoon Miss Mitchell
and Mrs. Raymond took the
Junior . and senior choirs along
with the Grade Four square dance
group to the F.E.Madill
Secondary School for a 'rehearsal
for Music Night. .Mr. Glenn
Smith provided bus transpor-
tation.
April 28. Music Night '76 was
held at the Wingham High
School. Various students from
grades I - 8 comprised the junior
and senior choirs under the
direction of Miss Mitchell and
Mrs. RAymond. A group of
,.tudents from grade four under
the direction of Mrs. Tyerman
performed a square dance. 'Mrs.
Phyllis Rodger was the pianist for
the choirs. Mrs. ,M argery
-[nether was a great help in
wactising the two choirs in
1reparation for the performance.
'Ars. Mary Huether and Mrs.
'della Wilson also helped prepare
!he junior choir for their presen-
;at ion. Mrs. Margery Hucthcr
.tndMrs. M ary Huether also
attended the performance to help
'supervise the students.
Ethel 4-H
The Stichery Witcheries, have
been learning 7 different
embroidery stitches. The
c ouching stitch;french
sheave filler stitch, back stitch,
twisted chain stitch, satin stitch,
and the couching cross stitch.
The members of this group are
Debbie Adams, Assistant Leader,
Mrs. Carol Boncschansker,
'xader; Annette Boneshansker,
President.; Cathy Boneshansker,
loan Cardiff-Press Reporter.
inda Whiting-Secretary, Darlene
Raynard-Vice President, and
athy Deitner.
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