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PEOPLE AROUND
CRANBROOK
The community welcomes eight
pound, eight ounce baby girl, Kyra
Cheyanne Mason, born early in the
morning of Oct. 7 to Nanette
Ziolkowski and David Mason.
The first euchre party of the season
took place at the Cranbrook
Community Centre in the newly ren
ovated basement. It was easily
accessible for people who need a
wheelchair or a walker and generally
it was thought to be cosy and warm.
Nine tables were in play. Scores
were as follows: high man, Allan
Edgar; high lady, Isabelle Bremner;
low man, Bill Craig; low lady, Velma
Sleightholm; lone hands, lady, Lois
Schneider; lone hands, man, Ross
Stephenson; travelling lone hand,
Adrian Verstoep; tallies, Elunid
McNair, Norm Dobson and Jeanne
Ireland; 50/50, Shirley Verstoep.
The next euchre is Oct. 20.
The Ducharme family held their
Thanksgiving dinner at the
Cranbrook hall. Many family mem
bers attended and everyone had a
very good time.
Alida Swart is going to be one year
old this Oct. 11. We wish her many
happy returns of the day.
Health seminar
in Brussels, Oct. 17
There will be a health seminar
open to the public Tuesday, Oct. 17
at 7:30 p.m. at the Brussels Public
Library meeting room on Turnberry
Street.
Admission is free.
The topic will be an informative
presentation by Dr. Barrie L. White,
Protect Your Family’s Health.
The latest medical research is often
not available to the average family
until 10 to 15 years later. This is
often too late for some members of
the family.
This seminar will feature informa
tion that doctors are just learning
about that is crucial to know today.
West Wawanosh
replacing culvert
Approval was given at the Oct. 3
meeting of West Wawanosh council
for the replacement of the culvert on
Cone, 12 (Zion Rd.), Sideroad 18/19
(St. Helens Line), with a 55” or
1,400 millimetre heavy gauge cul
vert during the construction of the
Miller-Alton Municipal Drain.
General and road accounts
totalling $21,766.95 and $6,629.90
were approved for payment.
Grey Central PS news
Students travel
to see ‘Peter Pan’
In the Grey Kindergarten A and
Kindergarten B with Mrs. Scott, stu
dents spent time at the watertable
and made turkeys out of pinecones
with leaves as feathers. The
Kindergarten C with Mrs. McGregor
went to see Peter Pan at Blyth.
Mrs. Goodall’s Grade l/2s also
saw Peter Pan. They did colour by
number turkeys, sang Thanksgiving
songs and made a terrarium for their
pet snail.
Grade 2/3s saw Peter Pan and
begun a snail study.
Mrs. Hemingway’s Grade 3s made
bubblegum graphs and three-dimen
sional turkeys.
In Grade 4 with Mrs. Murray stu
dents learned about mushrooms as
decomposers. They finished a study
of Nova Scotia.
The Grade 5/6 class of Mr. Mason
brought in microscopes and tele
scopes because they are studying
light video (Bill Nye Science Guy).
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They wrote stories with characters
who possessed magical powers.
Mr. Payne’s Grade 6/7s took a
moment to watch a eulogy given by
Justin Trudeau for his father. The
Grade 7/8s with Mr. Calquhoun
made oral reports about the War of
1812.
The SCCs with Mrs. MacKay are
working on an art project for the
Braemar Retirement Residence, cel
ebrating Ontario Agricultural
Week.
For Fire Prevention Week, Grey
Twp. Fire Chief Gary Earl visited on
Tuesday for a presentation to Grade
4s. On Thursday, Sherry Riehl, from
the Huron County Planning
Department will give a “9-1-1-
Presentation”.
In the library there is a good deal
of book circulation, says Mrs.
Newman. Students are creating lots
of pictures on Kid Pics Program and
saving it as wallpaper on desktop.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11,2000. PAGE 7.
Yummy!
As usual there was a tremendous turnout for the annual
Belgrave turkey supper. Proceeds from this event, which
annually feeds some 1,000 people, go towards the commu
nity Centre Upkeep. (Vicky Bremner photo)