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Colborne Central School was the scene .ot an open house recently
'when pafrents were invited to attend and (earn how their children
are'progressing. Part of the evening was taken up With a
gymnastics display put on by the students..- staff photo
Artists view
their work
Budding artists had an opportunity to display their work at an
open house held • recently at . Colborne Central School. The
students had been receiving a seriesof lectures from well-known
locale' artist Jack McLaren and from the quality of their work have
gained a great deal 'of useful information• from them. Looking
over sore of the work is school principal Philip Main and student
artists Pat Westlake and Gerry' McPhee. -- staff photo
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Colborne Corner CoIbo rne Home
•
Grade 2
Heather Clark: I want to •be a
schoolteacher when. I grow up." I
like school, we are taking about
Canada ..in _ Social. Studies, I like
Social Studies the best. I am 7
years old. ,
Linda Feagan: I want to. be a
housewife when I grow 'up. I like
school. ,I like art the best. I am 7
years old, my birthday' is on May
27. We . are putting on ` an
assembly this week.
Mrs. Robinson Grade 2.
WINTER
Winter is so much fun, '
We always, always, always run.
But when the sky is full of light,
That is when the cold will really
bite.
.Beside the river -there are, some
trees,
Which make <a lovely breeze:
But whenever I see the :river,,.'
It will always make me shiver.
Heather Jewell Grade 6
WHEN ICE AND SNOW
MELTS AWAY
When ice "and snow' melt away,
,Children are happy and ygay.v
There is ' neither sl\idi ig, or
slipping,
'gilt there will be skipping,
Hip hip horray! hip hip horray!
When ice and snow melt away..
Lisp MooreP
SPRING
The bias aye coming out on the
trees,
Instead of a strong wind, there's
,only a breeze,
So nobody could:ft'eeze:
But I did sneeze.
The animals are coming out,
I've seen some with .a big snout,
Some birds in the trees
Look like they ..are going to
freez ;
"Bryan Durst.
AS I LOOKED OUT MY
WINDOW OF MY SPACESHIP
As.. I looked out of my
spaceship window I could see all
the planets, stars and earth. It
was really very thrilling.
Just then. L heard on the radio
we were reaching Mars. It said
that Martians were on the same
freeway as us. I was really lonely
so I was glad to hear about the
Martians:
Just then I ran intoone that
was going only 3,000 m.p.h. I
invited him in -and had some of
that awfhl tasting food. Then we
went to the _xnaon,anti- ate some
cheese. We were so full that I
could hardly walk. Then I went
home to the earth and he went
home to Mars.
Debbie Dustow
Grade 6
.SCIENCE
-about animal- coverings: _ . _
We divided up into groups of
two and .each pickeda topic and
began. Some questions that the
groups vvere asked to find . out
are:
How is a turtle's shell
attached? (Its shell is formed by
the . backbone and - ribs growing
together.) How do whiskers
protect animals? (Some animals
rub their *whiskers together to
talk and some others use them as
senses.) Soon we will be starting
another topic. ,
Laurie.Kernighan
Grade 6
and --School- -----
plan. family
fun .night
Colborne Township Home
' and School' Association met, in
the school nditorium on March
10. The president, Mrs. E.
ReabUrn,' conducted a short
business meeting. A motion was
passed to provide student, award
bars again this year. Mrs: G.
Robertson -outlined plans for the
Family Fun Night on March 28.
The nominating committee
DAVY CROCKETT.
National Grocers is one of
350 firms enrolled in the
Ontario . Safety League's
commercial vehicle programme.
Listed among . their' drivers
eligible for a Safe Driver Award
-for being accident -free in 1968
are: Douglas Crockett, Elwood.
Crockett, George Crockett,
Robert -Crockett, Ronald
Crockett. Ilavy, it seems, doesn't
drive.
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St.GeorgeLS
' Our March meeting opened.
with the singing of Hymn 6 S
"Rise pp Qt* lllei. of 09.1" ►
Gale led in our regular prayers'
and the Litany. The diocesan
spring meeting As to b+_,; head
April 20 and 21 ih w the
Cathedral, London, and the
spring deanery is to be held in
St. George's the end of May.
Mrs. Hunt was allotted some
money to buy yarn for our
Dorcas work instead of the
quilts we usually make. We were
reminded to keep up visits to
sick and shut4ns,
Mr. Russel then gave his
Lenten talk -on the theme of the
changing - world and the
problems that result. The' Bible
has to be the moral guide for
good living and many of its
characters are the channel
through which God works.
We had a. discussion
afterwards and the meeting
closed with a social half hour
with Mrs. William White being
hostess.
Youth
Ladies Curling Club jitney
The Ladies' Curling Club held its final .bonspiel for the season,
o w in a ' Thursday, March 13. There was a full entry.. W inners of the N. T.
Ormandy trophy were left to right, Muriel Murphy, lead, Barbara
Hawkins, second,: Mary. Filsinger, vice, and Anna Refflinghaus,
skip. Mary Filsinger also won the draw prize, a crystal .bowl.
Second place rink was skipped by Kay Graf supported by Barb
, Everett, Grace McDonald and Isabel Gardner. Doris Paquette with
By Press Secretary ,
'Dianne Meriam
March 1st
BANTAM GIRLS . ff
High Single - Dale Oke with a
game of 193. High Double - Dale
Oke with a total.of 341.
BANTAM BOYS , -
High Single.- Larry Ryan with
a - good game of 199. High
Double - Larry Ryan with a
good total of 385,,
JUNIOR GIRLS
High Single - Debbie Smith
with a good game of 252. High
Double - Debbie Smith with a
good. total of.430. ,
JUNIOR BOYS
High Single - Jim Mero with a
game of 225. High Double -
Gary Allin with, a .total of 383.
SENIOR GIRLS
High Single - Dianne Meriam
Eileen Palmer, Betty Moore and Jean •Feagen came third. - Sta
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Peqasus Piayers present play
. The Pegasus Players Drama
Club at CFB Clinton will soon
be presenting the three -act farce,
"Pools Paradise," by Philip
King. •
The• action takes place in the
vicarage at • Merton-cum-
'Middlewick where the wife of
the Rev. Lionel Toop becomes
entangled in fantastic
' complications when she believes
she has won 200;000 pounds on
the football pools.
The club, has welcomed Brian
Markson of Goderich to direct
with. a game of. 228. 'High.
Double -=Dian ie-Meriam with--a--
total of 386. . t
SENIOR BOYS
High . Single - Lee Ryan with -a
gameof x236. High -Double - Ken, .
Davidson with a total of 403. r j
PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT
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BANTAM GIRLS TEAM
First canle' Queensway;
Toronto with a grand total of
2705. Second, „ Pen Centre,
ard5n City with a total or
2'S•8'3,• third, Paladium
Recreation, .Windsor with a total
of 2371. The Little Bowl team
report was given by Mrs. M. had' a total of 2153 and placed
Montgomery. 10th out of 14 teams.
Mrs., Faulds, a social worker
and Mrs.`.Pogson, a teacher, from BANTAM BOYS
the Goderich Psychiatric First, came Victoria Bowl,
Hospital,. gave valuable Kitchener `with a grand total of
information about help for 2780, • second, Queensway,
• children with : emotional or- ,Toronto with a total of. 2768,
learning problems. third, Brimley, ;.4i Scarborough
A question and answer period swath a total of 2670.
followed. . Provincial Bowling Queen is
Lunch was served by Mrs. Janice Halt. from Hamilton,
Wm. Fisher` and her committee. Zone E.
the play. Brian has had much
experience in drama work in
England and Canada and has
been active for several years 'in
the Clarkson„Operetta Company.
He recently opened the Coach
House travel agency in Goderich.
Rehearsals are in progress and
behind -the -scenes workers are
busy constructing the set. ,The
production will be staged in the
Base Theatre on May 2, 3 and 4.
Curtain time and ' ticket
information will be advertised in
the coming weeks.
CrlihTtr ,rea
Qn Wednesday night°° of 'leaf
week the Royal Black Knights of
. Huron County met In annual
meeting in the Blyth Orange Hall
with a large attendance. The
meeting was in charge of the
County Master, Sir Knight
Russell Page, of Grand Bend.
After the opening ceremonie ,
were finished, committees wer0
appointed to check the reports
sent in by. each P recptoro► for
their yeses work, These reports
when given, proved very
satisfactory, Wand the auditing of
the treasurer's books showed -a
nice balance of money or hand.
Blyth Preceptory was awarded.
the Murray Cup for having the
largest increase during the year.
held in Brampton an August 1Z.
At this lime the edunty
master gave as his closing
remarks a very. earnest and
Qn special motion, P.C.M. Sir
Kt. Charles Stewart was
appointed press reporter and if
possible to contact all
newspapers in the surrounding
area, including the Orange
Sentinel, Toronto. Other
. important ' ,hatters discussed
included the attendance at Parry
Sound of the Grand Black
,/Chapter of Ontario West in May
4; the Derry _ Day celebration.
sincere message :on his work
during the past two years. He
urged all members to stand firm
'• to the principles of our order,
stressing the great. need for it
today.
V.W. Sir Kt. Waltelr .Scott,
Grand Chaplain, and Y.W. Sir
Kt Mack Switzer, Grand Pianist,
both of Ontario West, were.
escorted to the altar and given
Grand Honors: Later, after the
County Master had declared all
offices viicant; they were given
the work • of electing and
installing the... new slate of ' ,A
officers for 1969. �..
They are as follows: county
master, John Henderson; 'deputy
county master,, Lloyd Hern;
registrar, Bill Taylor; treasurer,
Henry Patterson; first lecturer,
Fred Jamieson; second lecturer,
Wm. Dickie; first censor, Hafvey
Jacklin; second censor, Austin
Stinson; first standard bearer,
Gordon Carter; second standard
bearer, Ron Denham; percivant,
Milo Casen-ore.
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