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grandson of Florence Nesbitt,
Clinton. Congratulations Scott.
CATHY NESBITT
Cathy Nesbitt graduated from
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May 25 with a Bachelor of Arts
in Social Development Studies
and a degree in Social Work.
Cathy is working at Hope
Maner, near New Dundee, as
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Cathy!" - Love Mom and Dad
(Murray and Connie), Jeff and
from Grandmas Florence
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1995. PAGE 33.
Grey Central Echo
Students take a on walk on the wild side
June is finally here! Grey Central
has been a buzz of activity with the
Promenade Theatre production
directed by Gail Fricker, Field Day,
year book activities, a Caribbean
fair and bus trips.
Top athletes from our field day
are - Rikus Haller and Becky
Rapson for the Bantams, Philipp
Affolter and Stacey Bowles for the
Atoms, Paula Bowles and Tyler
Campbell for the Tykes and Sara
Damen and Mike Lefor for the
Mites.
Many people from Grey
competed in the North Huron Track
and Field Day at Howick on June 1.
The Grade 7 pupils were making
last minute plans for their trip to
Quebec during the first week of
June.
A Parent Council Meeting is
planned for Monday, June 19 at
7:30.
GAIL FRICKER
By Leisa McCall
This week at Grey we were very
fortunate to have a talented lady
who specializes in drama visit our
school.
This drama project centered on
the environment and our outdoor
classroom provided the setting for
the play created by the pupils.
I stopped by Mr. Park's Grade 3/4
class to interview Gail Fricker. She
is an interesting lady who had a lot
to say about this exciting event.
Ms Fricker, who was born and
went to school in London, England
now lives in Toronto. She travels
from school to school doing
different drama projects. She has a
degree in theatre drama and got to
train with an actress.
She was inspired to do this
because when she was a little girl
she wanted to be an actress. Ms
Fricker likes her job because she
finds the projects very exciting and
creative.
Other than teaching drama Ms
Fricker is a professional story-
teller.
At our school she is very fascin-
ated with our school setting and the
kids. She says we have "beautiful
facilities" and we think so too!
OUR TRIP TO ONTARIO
SCIENCE CENTRE
By Brian Oldfield and
Philipp Affolter
On May 30 Mrs. Irwin and Mrs.
Whitmore/Colquhoun's Grade 5/6
classes went to visit the Science
Centre in Toronto. We left our
school at 7:30 a.m. and got there at
10 a.m.
We saw a lot of neat things there
like a space suit, a model of outer
space, a bike that when you peddle
one handle bar turns hot and the
other handle turns cold, a static
electricity show and other many
things.
Before we left, the kids had a
chance to get some souvenirs.
CARIBBEAN FAIR
By Crystal Gulutzen
On May 31, Ms McKee's Grade
7/8 class held a Caribbean Fair.
Every student put a lot of time into
their projects, they also had a lot of
fun doing it.
There were a lot of different
booths. They had Limbo Dances,
food sampling, movies about their
islands, and spices. Each of the
people, at the booths told and
explained their island.
The Caribbean unit was an
assignment where we worked with
a partner. We chose an island and
researched it. Then we had to
present our island to an audience to
see if we could attract them to our
island if they were tourists.
It was a big success, and a day of
fun, I hope we can have it again
next year!
Discovering drama
Grey Central teacher Michael Park helps a group of students identify the clues that lead
them on their routes of environmental discovery during a drama presentation at the school
on Friday afternoon.
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