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The Citizen, 1991-01-30, Page 21PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1991. Area students participate in drama workshop Forty-two students from the six Huron North elementary schools participated in a day-long drama workshop at Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre on Thurs­ day, January 24. Interested youths from Grades seven and eight classes at Brus­ sels, East Wawanosh, Grey, Howick, Turnberry, and Wingham Public Schools received instruction on various dramatic skills and techniques by teachers from four area secondary schools. Miss Jan­ ice Rose of Central Huron Secon­ dary School in Clinton led her group through improvisational story-telling, while another CHSS teacher, Steven Oliver demonstrat­ ed stage fighting techniques. Paul Elgie of F. E. Madill taught tableau, Beth Janzi of South Huron District High School in Exeter did improv and Philip McMillan of Goderich District Collegiate Insti­ tute demonstrated black light movement. Brussels teacher Dale Wanless explained that the schools attempt to put together some form of workshop on different areas of education at a regular basis. This year’s participants, he said, had shown an aptitude for and an interest in drama. Inclement weather caused the day to be cut short, but students found it to be an enjoyable and interesting one. WANT AOS 'fr-T > ALL THE TIME' PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING 1HE1991 BLHH RUTABAGA FESTIVAL WED., FEB. 6/91 7:30 PM Dramatic flair Using white face masks and gloves this group of Grade 7 and 8 students learned black light movement during the drama workshop at Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre on Thursday. This session was taught by Philip McMillan, a teacher at Goderich District Collegiate Institute. Forty-two students from Brussels, East Wawanosh, Grey, Howick, Turnberry and Wingham Public Schools were involved. Art Gallery in the Blyth Memorial Hall This open meeting is to hopefully establish a direction for the RUTABAGA FESTIVAL EVERYONE WELCOME Judge gives man a chance to prove himself A Belgrave-area man was given a chance by Judge R.G.E. Hunter, January 23, to prove that he really has changed his life for the better. Bradley J Peel, RR 1, Belgrave pleaded guilty in Ontario Court, Criminal Division, to mischief after driving his car into a garage door in Bluevale. The court was told that at 1:15 a.m. Nov. 23, 1990 witnesses saw a 1980 Olds Cutlass drive into the overhead door of P & K Autobody in Bluevale. The driver and passenger in the vehicle then got out of the vehicle and started pounding on the door with their fists. Most of the panels on the lower part of the door were damaged and the door was driven off its track, Judge Hunter was told. Acting Crown Attorney Liz Ma­ guire told the court that Mr. Peel had a number of previous convic­ tions in youth court and adult court. Mr. Peel explained to Judge Hunter that he hadn’t been work­ ing earlier but now was. In addi­ tion. he said, he had moved in with his brother and was no longer in an alcoholic environment. He said the chances were good he would be able to pay the $1700 in damages to the door. Judge Hunter was also told that the incident seemed to stem from a prolonged grievance between the passenger in the vehicle and the owner of the building. “I’m going to see how big a change had been wrought in your life,” Judge Hunter said. He adjourned the case for three months before passing sentence. “I suggest you come back with a receipt for the damage,” he said. FEB./91 HAPPENINGS/ f • SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WE *.....IU " ................ FRIDAY SATURDAY ★ Personal 20% Discount for Seniors Everyday - I.D. 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