The Brussels Post, 1976-04-07, Page 10struggle between the cowman
and the farmer,
The moving story provides
great entertainment mixing" the
comedy of hilarious characters,
the tragedy of violence, the
romance of the young and the
magic of music.
The musical selections will be
sure to stir any heart, including
such old favourites as "Oh! What
a Beautiful Morning" and "The
Surrey With The Fringe On Top",
not to mention the title song of
"Oklahoma". The music is
directed and accompanied by
Donald Dunbar. ,
The cast is busy now in
rehearsals under the drama
direction of Floyd. Herman.
Members of the cast include:
Aunt Eller - Joyce Van Vliet;
Curly - Peter Dekker; Laurie -
Marie Colquhourq Ike Skidmore
Bob Cunningham; Fred - Larry
Cox; Slim - Jim Cox; Will Parker -
Don McDonald; Jud Fry - Ed
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Local people bring "Okighomo7, to. Ethel-.
Gillin; Ado Annie - Arlene ‘....larit;
Ali Hakins - Floyd Herman;
Gertie - Susan Langl ois; Ellen -
Carol Whiting; Faye Elizabeth
Johnson; Viviene - Jean Evans;
Virginia - Olive Cunningham;
Andrew Carrier Cyril Prescott;
Cord Elam - Bob Bremner; Jess.
George Pearson; Mike - Bruce
Cox; Aggie - Sheila Richards.
The dance choreography is
being handled by Jean
Weber. Dancers include Lothar
and Jean Weber, Dan Carey and
others. Set design is by Jim
Bolesworth and Robin Dunbar.
Many other people in the area
are also working hard - on
Oklahoma, from costumes to
. Promotion, from light technician
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"OklahoMa" is a play for any
age and it's on its way. This great
Rodgers — Hammerstein
musical, sponsored by the Grey
Central H ome and School
Association, will be presented on
May 6, 7 and 8 at 8 in Grey
Central School at Ethel.
"Oklahoma" projects a vivid
story from just after the turn of
the century, The scene is Indian
Territory (now the State of
Oklahoma). It is the day of the
On April 13 at 8:00 p.m. comes
our exciting Open House.
Presentations will--be made by
Mr. and Mrs. Parsons, Mr.
Raynard, Mr. Reid,
Mr. Fisher, and some
of their students.This time will be
far parents to visit the school to
gain insight into school programs
and educational objectives, to
listen to the voices of the choirs,
watch the different kinds of folk
dancing and all of, the almost
back-breaking gymnastic
movements. Yes, come one, Come
all to this very 'enjoyable Open
Rouse!
Mary Lou Clakre
Mr. Bieman
On Tuesday, March 30, Mr.
Rieman visited the' two grade
eight classes. M r.-Bieman is the
head of the Audio-Visual Centre
at Clinton Board Office. He is
engaging the grade eights in their
own production and filming of
several five minute television
9roductions.The' students are
responsible for writing their own
scripts and will tape their •own
productions. Mr. Bieman will be.
working.with us for three weeks.
Win at Howick
Lions bingo
Regular games: Mrs.
". Simmons, Wingham; Fran
Galley, Brussels; Mrs. Griffith,
Gorrie; Mrs. Zeigler, Harriston;
Mirs.Arigus, Wingham; ' Mrs.
Hastings, Listowel & Mrs.
Simmons, Wingham; Mrs.
Zeigler, Harriston; Mrs.
Hamilton, Listowel; Bonnie
Hislop, Gorrie; Mrs. Cooper,
Listowel; Mrs. Garniss,
Wingham; Mrs. Hamilton,
Share the Wealth: 1 - Mrs.
Newman, Wingham; 2 - Verna
Haugh, Wingham.
$25.00 Special: Mrs. Wyers,
Listowel & Mrs. A/Aker, Gorrie,
Stand Up Bingo: Mrs. Cooper,
Listowel.
.Ickpot consolation plus bonus:
Mrs. Ducklow, Listowel. •
Lap Card: Mrs. Coupland,
Harriston.
Dart Game: Mrs. Selling,
Witighatn:
Door Prizes: Alan Westerterp,
Wroxeter, S t'an Cherry,
Wroxeter, Hilda Gordon,
Harriston & Ethel Day,
Wingham.
Lucky Draws: Doris Morris,
Wroxeter, Jeff Gowing, Listowel,
Gladys Bates, Riarriston & Clara
McInnis,, FordWich.
The held Bingo will• be on
Saturday night, April 17th.
The tape with these productions
will stay in the library so future
students can see older brothers
and sisters or, maybe someday
even mom and day on Howick's
video tape movies, ,
Gary Grainger
Gerbil-Sitting
Over the mid-winter break, Mr.
and Mrs. Lockie took carge of the
gerbil from Rm. 14, and Mr. and
Mrs. Faulkner looked after the
pair in-rm. 12. The students are
very grateful to these people for
taking good care of our gerbils.
Now in our first week hack at
school one student from Rm. 14
has brought a white hampster to
school for the week. Our attempt
at expanding our gerbil fa mil y
has been a failure because. no
*baby gerbils have been born yet
in either room.
' Brock Howes
April Fool's Day
Every year around this time,
there is a day when ,tricks can be
played on all your friends and
enemies. Some tricks are like
putting worms in a girl's shoes or
putting salt in someone's coffee.
Mixing desks around in a
classroom is a new trick. The
problem is that April Fool's day is
only once a year. That gives you
364 days to think of a good trick.
Ben Schuitema
Science Fair
From our Science Fair held on
March 17 the first prize winners
were taken by bus to Listowel
District Secondary School. These
people are entered in the
different, catagories, General,
Biology, and Physical Science. If
they win they will go on to a
higher Science Fair competition
against .other first prize winners
in Stratford. We are anxious to
hear the results from the people
. who went this afternoon and hope
they are successful.
Wanda Ball
to prompters, as' well as a chorus
of Tlohealaism of the grey Central
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"Oklahoma" is more than just
eornge ofanizatienfu,nadnd there are This are
two such Home and School
Associations in Huron County, is
to be commended for its effortslt
bringing together the people of
the community.
The rewards of such a
production include more things
than dollars and cents;, things like
that old-fashioned (idea of
neighbourly fun and neighbourly ,
wo irking together; things like'
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