“SLICKER” (Armando Rodriguez) shows off his cool cat toys to “Curiosity Cat” (Brett Kroeger) and “Coot Cat” (Darin Kilcoin).
The Woonsocket Community Theater presented the play “Curiosity Cat” twice last week, with a dinner theater, sponsored by the school band, on Thursday and a matinee on Sunday.
The play provided lots of laughs and many of the actors played the part of cats or dogs, adding to the comedic plot.
The play was written by Chris Grabenstein and directed by Bernie Davis.
Rachelle Moore, senior at Sanborn Central High School, is among 10 Class B girls basketball players invited to participate in the 3-Class Shoot-out All-Star Basketball game this Saturday, March 30 in Salem.
This is the 26th year of the Shoot-out, which showcases the talent of the best players in the state in each class. Moore’s Class B All-Star team will play at 3:30 p.m. versus the winner of the Class A vs. AA game to be played at 2 p.m.
That game will be followed by the boys Class B vs. A All-Stars and a dunk contest. The last game is the winner of the first boys game versus the Class AA team.
Moore’s team will be coached by Todd Schlimgen of Mt. Marty College.
THE TRAINEES pose in front of the burning house Saturday afternoon.
Firemen from Woonsocket, Artesian, Letcher and Mt. Vernon completed their fire school Saturday, a requirement for serving as a volunteer fire and rescue worker.
The trainees spent Saturday going through live drills and ultimately performing a controlled burn on a vacant house in Woonsocket. The house burned was a block west of Lake Prior between Colleen Swenson’s and Marc and Katy Olson’s.
Trainees graduating the school (pictured below, not in order) are: Brandon Goergen, Derek Foos, Garret Foos, Joe Sandness and Neal Hiemstra of Woonsocket; Darin Amick, Shanna Jensen and Brandon Manchester of Letcher; Mike Kluth and Derek DeVries of Mt. Vernon; and Eric Eckman of Artesian.
