The Citizen, 1986-12-17, Page 31The Bear Truth THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, I960. FADE 31.
Senior Citizens invited to concert
‘Nine Cheers for Christmas’, in
which they tell you what the letters
in Chrsitmas stand for, and 5, 6, 7
and8willdoaplaythat involves
some astronauts visiting a distant
planet to take part in the Christmas
Story.
The Junior and Senior Choirs
will also appear at the concert.
with students from grades 5 - 8.
The captains of the teams are
Philip Hubbard (Warriors), Darryl
Elliott (Short Stuffs), Ricky How-
son (Rug Rats), Michael Pawitch
(Poo’s Panthers), Troy Chambers
(Destroyers) and Dave Bell (Scor
pions).
Tied in first place are the
Warriors and the Short Stuffs. At
the end of the season, playoffs will
beheldwith the first and fourth
place teams playing off, as well as
the second and third teams. The
winners of those contests and the
overall winners get arm bars at the
end of June.
book which was staged at the Blyth
Festival Theatre.
Many ofthe scenes in the play
were exactly the same as in the
book. To make the play more like a
story some of the scenes were
developedintointerestingsub-
plots.
The scenery and lighting helped
to make the setting realistic. The
acting was very good and the
costumes were bright and eye
catching.
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T AM Ml MED D
The Blyth school Christmas
concert will be held at 8 p.m.,
Thursday, December 18, and will
feature plays from all grades.
Kindergarten will act out the
Christmas Story, while in Grades 1
- 2, Santa’s elves go to great
lengths to help Santa lose weight.
Grades 3 - 4 will do a play called
A PRAIRIE BOY’S WINTER
BY CHRYST AL CUCKSEY AND
SARAH ALLAN
The grade 6 class has been
reading a book called “A Prairie
Boy’s Winter”. The book is filled
with exciting memories and colour-
ful paintings about games and
chores the children did during the
depression on the prairies.
On December 12, the grade 6
class went to the play based on the
AN INVITATION TO
SENIOR CITIZENS
BY AMBER GELWICKS AND
STEPHANIE LENTZ
A special presentation of the
Christmas Concert will be held
today (Wednesday) in the gym. All
the senior citizens in the area are
welcome to attend the presentation
to enjoy a preview ofthe concert
which will be held at 8 p.m. on
Thursday, December 18.
School will be dismissed for the
ChristmasHolidaysat2:30p.m. on
December 19. Classes will resume
at 9 a.m. on Monday, January 5.
Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year from all the students and
staff at Blyth Public School.
INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL
BY KEVIN SOUCH
Blyth Public School is organizing
lunch hour intramural volleyball.
There are six teams competing
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during the annual Christmas Concert tonight [Wednesday]. The girls,
in silver and white, are snowflakes, while the boys, in top hats and
spats, are penguins.
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