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The Capderich District Collegiate Drama Club presented the play
DEATH COMES TO MY FRIEND, by Carl DQIIr%an, as its entry
in the fifth annual Huron -Perth District Collegiate Drama
Festival, at Stratford .Northwestern School, March 28 and 29.
Seen during the performance are, left .to right, Janice Palmer as
Cynthia; Susan Miller as Lady Lenster; Diane Munday as Mariachi
and Davjd Royal As Alecti. Other members of the cast were Paul
Black who played Jackson, and Greg Markson as The Announcer.
OCEANLINER SINKS
QF°F THE COAST
So begins "A Spring in the
Desert" (Doubleday, April 17), a
new novel by C. J. Eustace.
Among these who lost their lives
on the boat were a honeymoon
couple blissfully in love; a
successful; self-made
businessman; a ' voluptuous,
wealthy widow; a crusty old
patrizrch; and a Papal emissary
on a confidential mission. One
young man, Stephen Russell;
among . the handful of survivors
cannot accept his godd fortune.
He -'becomes 'obsessed with the
need to know why these people
diedwhile he was spared.
Eustac-e delves into the lives
of Russell's fellow travellers'to
find the answer, and in the
process he weaves a narrative 'of
remarkable human drama
through which Itis character
becomes more keenly attuned to
the spiritual responsibilities of
life.' Kirkus Service says: "Mr.
Eustace tells his story in a' grave
and courteous fashion with
religious implications and
mystical fibrillations."
A British ,iipmigrant to
Canada, C. J. : Eustace was
president of the publishing
house of J. M. Dent for many
years until his retirement. "A
Spring in the Desert" is his' third
novel. He has also written three
volumes of philosophy. Mr.
Eustace lives in Toronto.
Mrs. T. H. Bradley, Huron
Road, returned home after
spending a week visiting her son,
OPP 'Lloyd Bradley and family
of Mount Forest. While visiting
there, she travelled to Kitchener
and . attended the • Pancake
'Festival at Elmira.
S.T. MARYS
MARBLE TIME
Since the return of spring and
the disappearance' of the snow,
playing marbles is fast becoming
popular again. Last Wednesday
the ground was wet but that
didn't stop the marble playing.
So far only boys from rooms
one and two have been, playing.
I'in sure that soon many boys
and girls will be winning and
losing at this popular game.
Larry Burke
Grade 4
EASTER SUNDAY
Easter Sunday isa gay day.
It's when Our Lord rose from
His grave.
He went up to Heaven ,in glory
and might.
.0n a later night.
But think of Good Friday.
All the sufferings he had.
And on that day He,died in pain.
But on Easter Sunday, He rose
again.
So that's theday we celebrate.
Because He • rose that very date.
Maureen Evans
Grade 5
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I am very proud to have a real
good artist like Larry Burke in
our classroom. Altogether he has
won two firsts giving him eight
dollars three dollars. in the
Young Canada Week po$ersl and
now .. five dollars in the
Anti -Smoking poster contest.
Larry was the only one in
Goderich to win a prize on the
smoking posters. By the looks of
.his everyday art, I think that
some day he'll be aprofessional.
John Denom-y-
Grade 5
AN ACTIVE PROJECT
The grade ".six students are
reporting and gathering
information for a project on
British Columbia. This project is
divided into three groups. Each
group has one or two topics to
work on. Some of the topics are
climate, landfoirns and
industries. The project consists
of graphs, maps and .pictures. All
projects keep students busy and
we hope that this one will be
successful and complete:
Susan. Hawes
Grade 6
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FLOOR HOCKEY
On April second, I heard
John Grace yell, "All grade five
boys come here." We all
crowded around him.
I ,heard him say, ."How would
you fellows like to set up a floor
hockey tournament?" Our•
principal gave us permission and
we were all excited. I hope we
can keep this game -going.
Peter Sartori
Grade 5
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