HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-05-10, Page 28PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1989.
PARTS VALUE
OF THE MONTH
Grey Central Echo
In the swing
Students at Grey Central School get into the swing of things at the music night held at the school Wednesday
night. The concert helped celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Huron County Board of Education.
FLOOR HOCKEY
On Monday, April 24 at Grey
Central intramural Floor Hockey
Playoffs started for senior boys and
girls.
For the boys there were three
teams tied for first. Team 2 got to
go on because they had the most
goals. Teams one and three played
and team three won. Now team one
and three will play for the cham
pionship.
For the girls team one got to go
on because of more goals. Team
two and three will play and the
winner of that game will play team
one for the championship.
For the juniors team one won for
the boys and for the girls team one
wen. The Floor Hockey Playoffs are
always exciting for all teams.
PARENTS MEETING
A parents meeting was held
April 18, to discuss the Grade 7 trip
to Quebec. The Grade 7 pupils will
be selling cheese in the future.
It was also decided that they
would hold a bake sale in the Grade
7 classroom on Wednesday, May 3,
during the Talent Show.
A chaperone’s meeting was held
April 25 to discuss booklets, re
sponsibilities, and answer all ques
tions.
TALENT SHOW
by S. Boyd and K. Kerr
On Tuesday, April 25 Grey
Central held its third Talent Show.
This is when students participate
MVCA looking for nominees
The Maitland Valley Conserva
tion Authority (MVCA) is inviting
the general public to make nomina
tions for the Authority’s 1989
Conservation Awards.
The proper management of soil
and water resources is vital to
everyone. These resources provide
the basis for the local economy and
give people a pleasant place to live.
To encourage the wise use of soil
and water, the MVCA will again be
recognizing individuals and groups
who have made a significant con
tribution to good resource manage
ment.
‘‘An award could be presented
for any of a number of conservation
practices, including tree planting,
improving wildlife habitat, forest
management or conservation farm
and show the rest of the school
what their talents are.
The students lip sang, tap danc
ed, twirled a baton, played guitars,
violins, keyboard, piano, recorders,
and danced. This was just a
practice for the students who
would perform on May 3 at 7:30.
The people that were to partici
pate in the Talent Show on May 3
are: Bronwyn Dunbar, Sara McLil-
lian, Julie Horton, Angela Klegg,
Paul Huisser, Troy Williams, An
drea Willis, Sandy Zahnd, Shelley
Strickler, Kimberly Wernham,
Kristal Smith, Suzanne Goshaw,
Angela Kuepfer, Craig Lorence,
Phailop Larprom, Corey Ahrens,
Shawn Johnston, Tony Read, Pri-
sha Menzie, Bryan Stevenson, and
Jason Prescott. We would like to
thank all the people who participat
ed in the Talent Show.
MANIVAN LARPROM
by Jolanda Vanass and Cathy Earl
On April 22 Manivan Larprom
and several other Huron County
students went to Clinton for the
Huron County Science Fair. Mani
van and two other people will be
going to St. John’s, Newfoundland
on May 13. Manivan had also won
the Maitland Valley Conservation
Area and Ausable-Bayfield award.
We would like to congratulate
Manivan on a fine job she did and
we wish her luck in Newfoundland.
THE TALENT SHOW
by S. Boyd
On Wednesday, May 3, Grey
Central held a talent show for the
parents.
practices”, said Les Tervit, MVCA
General Manager.
For more information, or to
nominate a group or individual,
contact the MVCA at 335-3557.
Nominations will be reviewed by
a committee of MVCA directors.
There will be two levels of awards
presented. The Conservation
Award of Distinction will be pre
sented to those making a long
term, outstanding commitment to
conservation. To recognize and
encourage shorter term contribu
tions, Certificates of Appreciation
will also be presented. The dead
line for nominations is June 16,
1989.
The presentation of the awards
will take place at the summer
general meeting of the MVCA to be
held August 18th.
It was also a time for the parents
to look around in their child’s
classroom.
There was also a bakesale before
the talent show which the Grade 7’s
held to support their Quebec -
Ottawa experience.
The talent show started at 7:30
and ended at 9:00. We hope the
parents and the children had a
good time.
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