HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-02-24, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1988.
Cranbrook
Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645
Locals return from south
Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald
enjoyed a holiday trip to the
Dominican Republic recently.
Mrs. Harold Bragg visited in
Panama City, Florida, with her
brother and other friends on a
recent trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Starr and
little daughter from Owen Sound
visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton on
Thursday on their way to Florida.
A large crowd of neighbours,
friends and relatives gathered in
the Cranbrook Community Centre
on Feb. 17 for a bridal shower for
Heather Perrie. Heather, her
mother Brenda, and the groom’s
mother, Ann Williamson were
seated on decorated chairs and
Lois Hart conducted some enter
tainment.
An address written by Dorothy
Dilworth was read by Nancy
Vanass. The many gifts were then
presented to Heather, after which
Ethel
she thanked everyone and invited
them to the wedding reception on
March 5.
Lunch was served by Darlene
Wilson, Mrs. Gordon Mitchell,
Marie and Sherri Tyerman, and
Mrs. Ross Mitchell.
Friday night as usual turned out
quite snowy but people for nine
tables of cards braved the weather
for the Forester’s euchre.
Most lone hands at one table
went to Donald Clark, Adrian
Versteop, Verna Crawford and
Shirley Versteop; at the lucky table
were Mel Jacklin, Keith Turnbull,
Mildred Gill and Isabel Bremner.
Highest score for a couple was
won by Verna Crawford and Adrian
Versteop; lucky tallies went to
Beryl Smith, Jack Conley, Jack
Cox, Bob Bremner, Becci Ruppel,
Ken MacDonald, June Jacklin,
Harold Bragg and John Subject.
The Hall Board will hold a euchre
on Friday, Feb. 26 at 8:30 p.m.
Most people would be frightened by a fire-breathing dragon expiring almost in their midst, but not the
students of Grey Central Public School at Ethel, who applauded a live theatre production of “The Paper
Bag Princess” on Friday. The play was presented by a touring theatre group from Oshawa, and gave many
of the children their first taste of live theatre.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Deitner on the arrival of a
new son Francis Donald.
Sympathy is extended to Clar
ence and Rose Marie Bishop and
family on the passing of William
Bishop.
Grey Central
students
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THE CAT IN THE HAT
by Lisa Wall and
Seth McCutcheon
On February 4, grades kinder
garten to three saw the perfor
mance of “The Cat in the Hat’’ at
Howick Public School. The play
was 40 minutes long, and after
wards the audience asked ques
tions about the play
The actors demonstrated how
the puppets and props worked, and
how they were made.
All the students from Grey
Central enjoyed the production.
GRADE SEVEN SPEECHES
by Kent Bray and Cathy Earl
Speech time has come again to
the Gr. 7 room. All the students
have written on whatever topic
they chose. The speeches must be
three to five minutes long and
should contain humour and some
hand gestures. After the finalists
are picked they will compete in the
gym. If they should win there, they
will proceed to the Brussels
Legion, where they will compete
for money.
INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND
FAMILY STUDIES
by Cathy Earl and Kent Bray
As a half a year rolls on, grades 7
and 8 must change their classes at
Wingham. We interviewed two
people that were in Industrial Arts
and Family Studies to see which
course they enjoyed the most. Lisa
Schyff, a Gr. 7 student, said, “In
Industrial Arts you move around
more, and in Family Studies you
mostly sit in desks and do
paperwork.” Ann Uhler, another
Gr. 7student, said, “Industrial
Arts you can do any unfinished
project at any time.” Both classes
are found interesting and educa
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