HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-05-17, Page 38PAGE 38. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1989.
Sweets for the sweets
Mitchell Blake can’t wait to get his hands on some of the goodies his cousin Lindsey Mahliot is tasting.
The children's aunt, Jill Sholdice bought the baking at the Brussels Legion Garage Sale on Saturday.
Hiding behind Mitchell is his mom, Michelle Blake.
Grey Central Echo
Grey students win at Festival
SPRING DAY
by Rachel van Veen and
Heather Thompson
On Thursday, May 4, the kinder
garten through to grade 1-2, par
ticipated in a Spring Day. They
were split up into many groups and
named their group either a flower
or a bug. Many indoor and outdoor
activities were enjoyed, lead by
both Grey Central teachers and
guest helpers. This was a neat and
exciting day for both adults and
students.
P.A. DAY
by D. Terpstra and J. Miners
On Friday, May 5 the teachers
went to Exeter for a “Multicultur
alism” day
lopment.
The day
Lieutenant
Lincoln Alexander. He told them
how important it was for the
teachers to be aware of the
Heritage of students from the
different cultures in our classroom.
The teachers then broke off into
discussion groups where, for ex
ample, an E.S.L. (English as a
Second Language) teacher told of
the problems for new Canadians in
learning our language and under
standing our culture.
From what we learned it sounded
like a fun day for the teachers.
of Professional Deve-
was opened by the
Governor of Ontario
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May 17
From Mom, Dad
& Rich
AUTHOR VISITS GREY CENTRAL
by S. Boyd and K. Kerr
On Monday, May 1, Grey Cen
tral students had an author visit
their school. The name erf this
author is Frank Etherington.
Mr. Frank Etherington spoke to
grades 1 and 1-2. Mr. Etherington
told them many funny stories.
Altogether Mr. Frank Ethering
ton has written three books.
They are: “The General’’,
“Those Words’’ and “When I’m
Bigger Than Five”.
All the children enjoyed the
author and we would like to thank
him for coming.
DICKY DEAN
by J. Vanass and C. Earl
On May 3, Dicky Dean and his
wife Marg came to our school to
present his skills in magic. Before
Dicky Dean came out to show his
stuff, his wife Marg game out and
told us the different kinds of magic.
She also told us that they travel in
schools from Manitoba to Nova
Scotia. She also does birthday
parties for little kids in the area
BLYTH & DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRE BOARD
DRAW
FIRST PRIZE $300.00 WORTH OF MEAT
SECOND PRIZE $150.00 WORTH OF MEAT
Draw Date to be announced
Tickets: $1.00each Licence#687199
Proceeds to Blyth & District Community Centre
Tickets are available from Board Members from: Village of Blyth,
Townships of Hullett, Morris, East Wawanosh and West Wawanosh.
Your support would be greatly appreciated.
Blyth and District Community Centre Board
Hullett Central School Grounds
SPONSORED BY HULLETT TWP. RECREATION8
'Restaurant
where she lives, in London,
Ontario.
After she was finished talking
she showed us some of her tricks
that Dicky Dean had taught her.
Then Dicky Dean came out and
showed us all his puzzling tricks
with doves and cards. His last trick
was called “The Vampire’s Bali’’.
PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA
THURS., FRI., SAT.
5P.M.-12A.M.
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Grey Central School’s choruses
have something to sing about
following their performance at the
Kiwanis Music Festival in Stratford-
last week. All entries from the
school placed in the competition.
Mr. Colquhoun’s Intermediate
Grade 7-8 combined choir took top
honours and brought home the first
place Furtney Trophy. Grade seven
and Grade eight individual choirs
also won while the Intermediate
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Playing from Friday to Thursday, May 19 to 25
Showtimes: Friday and Saturday at 7 and 9p.m.
Sunday to Thursday at 8 p .m.
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Soprano, Alto, and Bass group of
12 came in second.
The Double Soprano, Alto group
of 12 in the Junior division received
the first place award. The Grade 6
choir came second and the combin
ed choir of Grades 4, 5, and 6,
brought home two third place
awards in two different classes.
The Grade 5 choir was also third.
Music teacher for the Junior class
es is Mrs. Margaret Whitmore.
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