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Kids create quilts for cancer patients Last week, the students in Ms. Mills‘ morning and afternoon kindergarten classes at St. Marys Central School created quilting blocks out of fabric donated by Kristine Fink, owner of Simply Sew. Other blocks were made by Fink, Mills and Central School‘s principal Janet Jamison. Two quilts will be sewn by volunteers and when completeéd they will be sent to Victoria‘s Quilts Canada, a charity which brings comfort to young cancer patients. From left in semiâ€"circle are: Rebecca Knarr, Jillian Richardson, Craig Weselan, Timothy Bertrand, Xander Morning, Sam Berty, Emee Fink, Heyleigh Walpole, Charlie Hensel, Max Boonstra, Emily Payne, Renée Lagrandeur, Jordan Ford, Madison Butler and Jared Bieber. bnninbrecbsctinmet Mbstibctenitetnintacmitieatioatmats At left, Mackenzie Blight (left) and Angie Pearce dance along to the music during their tap routine. The dance school‘s younger students also took to the stage for a preform show on Sunday afternoon. They are pictured above. They are, from left, Maggie Newcombe, Grace Bertrand, Maddie Fenton, Delaney Schoelier, Hazel Taylor, Emma Martin and Mackenzie Kittmer showing off some of their dance moves. The performances incorporated a mix of dances, including tap, ballet, pointe and modern. This year‘s recital marked the 14th year the Motus Dance School has performed their yearâ€"end recital at town hall. All five performances, including the preform show on Sunday, were well attended. fR Laame ca» loetbe llarovma Pberal. amet