The Citizen, 1996-05-29, Page 18Suds of fun
Members of the Brussels Mennonite Youth Group prove that you can have a good time
even though you're working, as they spent this past Saturday raising funds with their annual
car wash.
In this picture you can see from
left to right Samantha Clarke,
Jennifer Young, Christie Snider
and Amanda Cummings admiring
the Canadian Goose.
BUCK AND,DOE
for
Mark Swart
and
Tracey Fischer
Saturday,
June 1, 1996
Seaforth and District
Community Centre
9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Age of Majority Required
For more information call:
887-6907
527-2756
Engagement
Photography by Marc on Studio
JOHNSTON - GOLL
Wendy and Alvin Goll of
Wingham announce the
engagement of their
daughter, Leslie Ann to Scott
Glen, son of Mary Lou and
Glen Johnston of RR 2,
Bluevale. The wedding will
take place on July 27, 1996 at
the Bluevale United Church.
Open reception at B. M. & G.
Community Centre, Brussels.
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By John Schedler
This is another interesting week for new video releases. Heading the list
is Get Shorty "*1/2 (Warner), a highly enjoyable film about a Miami
loan shark (John Travolta) who finds himself ut Hollywood and bitten by
the show biz bug. Based_on the novel by Elmore Leonard, this charming
film not only boasts another great performance from Travolta, but the
supporting players, which include Gene Hackman, Rene Russo, Danny
DeVito, Dennis Farina and Delroy Lindo, have never been better.
Recommended! (Rated 14A - some rough language and violence)
Jeff Bridges, one of my favourite actors, headlines the cast of Wild Bill
***1/2 (MGM/UA) an interesting new western from director Walter Hill.
Focusing on the latter years of legendary lawman and gunfighter Wild Bill
Hickok as he tries to end his final days on his own terms, this film is rich
in period detail with boomtown streets awash with mud and blood, and
fine supporting performances especially from Ellen Barkin as Calamity
Jane, John Hurt and many others. Recommended! (Rated R - for violence)
While laserdisc fans have been able to enjoy special editions of
favourite movies that feature director's cuts with varying degrees of
supplementary material for the last several years, now more and more
videocassette versions are also doing the same thing. The cutting edge sci-
fi action film The Hidden *** (HGV - $14.95), which featured a beautiful
laserdisc special edition, now comes to cassette in the original widescreen
version with a second tape that includes numerous trailers, behind the
scenes special effects footage and commentary by director Jack Sholder.
While this version's supplementary material can't compare with the
laserdisc in terms of special features at a price of less than $15 you can't
go wrong. (Rated R - violence)
Among the other new and unpreviewed releases this week is The
Tuskegee Airmen (HBO) a made for pay-tv drama about the first squadron
of black American pilots allowed to fight for their country during World
War II. (Unrated)
If you're in the mood for a monkey comedy then Dunston Checks In
(Fox - $22.95 or less), may be what you're looking for. The human stars
include Jason Alexander, Faye Dunaway and Paul Reubens (Pee Wee
Herman) (Rated G)
Fans of classic television comedy will enjoy The Wayne and Shuster
Years (CBC - $19.95) featuring highlights from the duo's career both here
at home and on the Ed Sullivan Show.
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PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1996
Brussels Public School news
Pupils checked
for head lice
Grey Cental Echo
Goose visits school
By Justin Ruttan and
Jason Armstrong
Last week was a busy one at
BPS.
On Tuesday, May 21, Grade 7
got their last Hepatitis B shot.
Everyone we talked to indicated
they were not scared. Should we
believe them or not? You make the
decision.
Also Tuesday, Mrs. Bragg and
Mrs. Cameron went around
checking heads. It revealed a sharp
increase in the number of cases of
head lice. Particular care should be
taken in sharing of items, such as
baseball helmets. The baseball
coaches have been advised of the
problem and are addressing it.
Mrs. Thomas, our school health
nurse, is very willing to offer
advice to concerned families. Call
her at 887-9331.
On Friday, May 17, the
performing band visited Grey. The
Grey students choirs also sang,
everyone enjoyed themselves.
The Grade 7/8s enjoyed their last
trip to Tech 21 last Wednesday.
Thursday, May 23 was the
busiest day all week. In the
morning the SHDHS band from
Exeter performed for us. Their
choir sang some song's including
Hacunna Mattata. Everyone
enjoyed their talents, and wished
they could come back soon.
Thursday afternoon, the Grade
7/8s went to play bingo with the
elderly, at Dining Out For Seniors.
Everyone enjoyed themselves
having a nice friendly game of
bingo.
The Grades 6/7 and 7/8s
appreciated their presentation on
Aids. We would like to thank Mrs.
Aitken from the Huron Health Unit
for doing the presentation.
The track and•field meet was
cancelled due to rainy conditions
on Thursday which wet the track
for Friday. It is postponed to this,
Thursday. Instead of track regular
classes proceeded.
Don't forget tonight Wednesday,
May 29, 7:30 is the spring concert.
Mrs. Douma is practicing with the
soloists, to prepare for Wednesday
night.
Also the Grade 5/6 class will
perform as well as the band.
We hope you can come; it's
bound to be entertaining.
OUR VISITOR
By Christie Snider,
Debora Schlumpf, Jodie Semple
In the month of May, we had a
visitor at Grey Central Public
School. The visitor was a male
Canadian Goose. He was very
friendly to all the students at recess.
When recess was over the
Canadian Goose missed the
students and stuck around outside
the doors for a while. He then
waited for the students to return.
STAG AND DOE
for
Jason Coultes &
Debbie Carey
on
Saturday, June 8, 1996
at
Belgrave Community Centre
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Lunch Provided Age of Majority
Mrs. Mary Jardine and Mr.
and Mrs. William Bremner
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of
their children Victoria Marie
and Jerry Bruce. The
ceremony will take place on
Saturday, June 1, with a
reception to follow.
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Photography by Mac Campbell of Goderich
Mrs. Lillian Hallam of Goderich & the late Brian Hallam, both
formerly of Auburn, and Darrell & Shirley Wood of Auburn would
like to announce the upcoming marriage of their children,
Anita Maureen Hallam to Perry Nelson Wood
June, 1, 1996
The wedding will take place at 2:00 at North Street United Chinch.
An open reception will follow at Saltford Valley Hall at 9:00 p.m.