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By SISISO ® Drama was the feature of last week‘s â€" celebration â€" of â€" Young Canada Book Week by the stuâ€" dents of Centennial public school, Amos Avenue. & 4 Three plays and a puppet show brought to life some wellâ€"known storyâ€"book characters. The message they carriedâ€"find and know me in a book! Wednesday afternoon a play, flliver Twist Asks for More, was put on by Grades 814 and 82. All of Grade 81 was involved in drama and Grade 8â€"2 in the music. The play was directed by Mrs. Karen Enns, Grade 8 teacher and wusic teacher. Karla Babin was the narrator. The role of Oliver was played by Mary Cann, the Artful Dodger by John McColl. The villian Fagin was interpretâ€" ed by Francis Agranove. Ian Shantz played Mr. Bumble and Bon Gordon, Mr. Limbkin. Sharon â€" Johnson â€" was â€" Judge Fang, Susan Klopp and Rosemary Montoya were the magistrates, Bill Spink played Mr. Brownlow and the cook was Andrea Heimâ€" rich. The maid was Mary Ann Haney. o es The play would not have been complete without witnesses, one of whom was Neil DeBoer. The plays were organized and ecâ€"ordinated by the librarian Mrs. Jean Scott, to make pupils eithusiastic about the very fine library they have at the school. She adapted the plays from books bv Charles Dickens and L. M. Montgomery. Anne Comes to Green Gabies, the play put on by Grade 7â€"2, d&iiday afternoon, was directed bv Mrs. Jan MacDonald, Grade 7 teacher. It was narrated by Traâ€" tov _ Johnston. The students gave an excellent ?entenni;I students version of Rumpelstiltskin wowed Anne of Green Gables gets to stay with Storybook characters come alive students gave an excellent miles. Green Gables, OPP nabs â€" speeders portrayal of the characters. They knew their Jlines perfectly so there were no flubs. Anne played by Paulalynn Watt and Carol Truemner came out as a girl with a great zest for life and mischief which she is in Lucy Montgomery‘s book. Mathew, the kindly bachelor played _ by Randoliph Rahn, brought Anne home from the Orâ€" phanage where he had gone for a boy to help bim with his work. Marilla, his straightâ€"laced spinâ€" ster sister, was played by Maryâ€" beth Huehn. She showed her good heart by agreeing to adopt Anne. Jane Martin played Rachel, a busybody friend of Marilla‘s, who was against taking in the orâ€" phans. Mrs. Spenser, head of the orâ€" phanage, was played by Heather Patterson. Speeders got short shrift from OPP officers who nabbed 190. hhoro were eight charges laid for liquor offences, two for criminal offences and onefor impaired driving, to give a grand total of Members of the local provincial police department report 38 acciâ€" dents involving injuries to 12 perâ€" sons last week. Damage was estiâ€" mated at $22.405. The detachment investigated 85 incidents and patrolled 10,187 the Cuthbert family after all. Ghers the teachers and students. Naomi Herzog brought the house down with her excellent portrayal of Flora Janeâ€"a silly girl. Anne‘s friend, Diane, was played by Beverly Harris. Mrs. Blewett a woman in search of a cheap, workâ€"horse was porâ€" trayed excellently by Doris Somâ€" merfeld. David Thiessen played Gilbert Blythe, the boy who torâ€" ments the girls in Anne‘s school. The teacher, Mr. Phillips, was played by David Thiessen. Rumpelstiltskin was presented Friday morning by Grade 3. It was directed by their teacher Trudy Lucas. Their costumes were imaginaâ€" tive and original creations by the actors. The same morning, Grade 4 put on a puppet play, The Tiger, The Brahman and The Jackal. The puppets were made by the stuâ€" dents who took part in the play. HAROLD W. VJAGNER THE BALLAD OF THE SAD CAFE Waterloe Chronicle, Thuy WATERLOO LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY on MESTON 8 p.m. in For all the _ Taxpayers ... Waterloo First \and Foremost. TICKETS: $1.00 â€"STYOENTS & $2.00 â€" NONâ€"STUDENTS FOR MAYOR â€" VOTE To the Electors of The City of Waterioo Your Continued Support is Solicited Council Representative: Victorian Order of Nurses Sunnyside Home 8 Years Service on Council Past 4 Years Chairman of Finance For Alderman 1970â€"71 by Edward Albee Canadian and imported handcrafted gifts "this week‘s feature" The Treasure Trove 16 Union Street East, Waterloo, OiMtario. Telephone 745 6773 RATCHFORD PRINTS and CANADIAN WOOD CARVINGS 1E1 on Dec. 4, 5 and 6 REâ€"ELECT