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tournament held.
'The first`. public seheer
volleyball tournament open to
public school from Huron
County was held At the Goderich
District Collegiate Institute. on
Saturday, February 28.
Twenty teams. ' took part
representing 11 sehools.
lF The tournament was a double
elimination one with consolation
4nd grand champions in both
boys and girls division, '
Schools -.represented were:
Colborne Central (boys & girls), •
Robertson Meroria. - (boye:
«girls),• Victoria, ,Qoderich (boys
& girls); Brookside (boys &
girls), Brussels (boys ,& girls),
Grey Central (boys & girls),'
Turnberry Central (bays & girls),
Howick • ('boys & -girls), Blyth,
(boys), Exeter (girls). ,
Play began at 9:00 A.M. and
'4 'ended „at 3:00 P.M.
Consolation Finalists in the
boys' ., division were the teams
from Howick Central .and
Victoria schools. Bob Swartman
presented the, trophy which was
a donated by Pickett and
Campbell Ltd. to the Howick
boys,
Consolation Finalists in the
girls' division were the teams
from Grey Central and
Turnberry Central schools. Bill
Black presented the trophy on
• behalf of ' the Bapk of Nova
Scotia to the Grey Central girls,.
Grand Charnnpion finalists in
the boys' .,division were the
teanisfrom *Colborne Central
and Grey Central Schools, Mr.
W. H. Knisley, Assistant
Superintendent of Schools for
-Huron County presented the
trophy he donated to the teani-
from Colborne Central,, Y — '-
Grand charnploir finalists in
the girls' division were the teams
from Colborne ,Centraland
Howick Central. Susan Gower
presented the trophy, which was
donated, by tiller -Staff and
Students at Colborne Central to
the Howick Central girls, 1 -
The participating stu1Ients
spent . Ian ' exciting day as
indicated by their shouts of °
enthusiasm and at times almost
.'frenzied at+tivity. For many it
had been their first experience in
a gymnasium ,this size .and an
event of this nature.
M}tch credit goes to Mr.
Harman, the Physical Education
director at Colborne Central
who was largely responsible ' for
the organization of the day and
also Wayne. Horner, his staff and
students at G.D.C.I. who
officiated; kept score -and payed-
an active.part inthe day,
As these trophies are annual,
it is hoped that 'thistype of
tournament will be continued in
the future allowing more of the
public and separate schools --to •
participate. _.
News from Colborne Cental
w' KINDERGARTEN
The boys and girls' have been
busy learning about doctors,-
, nurses_ and dentists. We are all
trying very hard to remember
our Good Health Rules: It is
easy to -get confused — did' you
•know -that milk'is good for' you
because it makes your—iteeth.
curly?
Most of the plants and bulbs
„ that we' planted are growing
well. We have hyacinths, tulips,
radishes, grapefruit, lemon and
orange plants and many flowers.
GRADE FIVE
Grade— re 'is working • on
projects on„ Australia in Aocial
studies. 'There 'tare . many
different 'frtopics to work on.
Some kids are ` getting
{ information from encyclopedias
and some are sending away for
it., I find it interesting to read
about Australia and I hope
others do too. -
Lisa Whitely,.
SCHOOL PROJECT
The students of Colborne
Central, School have taken o.n a
new project . of adopting a child
from' Hong Kong, ten to telae
years of age. The cost °. of
supporting this, child will be
about $17.00 a month. The
Christmas Concert money will
-help finance this p eject as well
_ as'raising money through -dances,,
bake sales and other ways. '
SPORTS 'G
On Saturday, February 28,
1970 with' the co-operation of
Mr. Horner "and his staff; our
schbot's physical education
teacher, Mr. Harman. convened a
volleyball . tournament " in the
G.D.C.I. gym. Teams , from
eleven schools . -throughout
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Volleyball Grand .fiqampirns-
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•The boys' team from ColborneCentralSchool ended the first
Huron County public school volleyball ton 'nament as grand
champions last_ Saturday: The event, which had 20 entries
11, schools in the county, was held at GDC with Clare
-Harma of Colborne Central School as convener. Left to right
are sta ng: Clare Harman, physical education "director at
Colborne • ntral School; Wayne Allin, Shawn Whelan, Torn
Willis, Bob echard, Allan =Bogie, Ronnie Willis acid Fred
Schoemaker. Kneeling in front are Danny Duncan and Paul
_ Ebagan_ — staff _photo_ -
Huron County competed in it.
The grand champion trophy for
the boys was awarded ' to the
boys from the Colborne Central
School. It was a close and
suspense -filled match in which
the boys played very well.
Congratulations!
The grand champion trophy
for. the girlswas awarded to the
girls of Howick Central School,
Runners-up Afor the boys were,
Grey Central School.
Runners-up for the- girls
Colborne, Central School. Our
girls played extremely well and f
we wish to congratulate them:
The consolation trophy for
the boys was won by Howick
who played their final game
against Victoria. - The trophy for
?the girls, was Kwon by Grey who
...defeated ' Turnberry. On-'", the
whole 'it was a ve'ry eventful day.
'Mr.,
wish to express ourthanks to
Mr., Harman and Mr. Horner and
his staff who made it possible.
RED CROSS -DONATIONS
Money is coming in from
classes ,to be donated to the Red
Cross. Youth. Contribution to
date are: Grade 2, ' Mrs.
• Robinson's Room,, $2.80; Grade
3, -Mr. Sander's Room, $27.80;
Grade 4 and 5, Mrs. Harrison's
. Room, $2.31; Grade '5 and 6,
Mrs. Gower's Room, $3.50.
Special congratulations to the
students in Mr. Sander's „Room.
for`their effort. .,
SCHOOL ASSEMBLY '
On. Friday morning' an
assembly • was held ' in the
auditorium displaying the pupils'
abilities in, singing and
acrobatics. , The first act
consisted of •6a choir including
the pupils from grade 2. The
next act was • the kindergarten •
class presenting a song. The next
,hal-f of the assembly was the
acrobatics. using the equipment
borrowed from Goderich . High
School. Eacheclass from grade 3
up displayed their skills. A
number -of the parents attended
the assebly. On the whole the
assembly was' pretty, well done.
Pupils ' will r be putting on a
similar display at the -Horne and
School meeting on March 9. •
Shawn Whalen
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Actir►ities k for the project
".FEATURING Fatun!' have.
begun with HolineaViliell.
The group held its 'first
meeting' on Monday, February
23 at 7 p.m.. Business for the
evening included . planning the
time and place forzneetings.1The
time is to be 6.39
Monday ,nights. at -the -the -home of
their leader, Mrs. John
Westbrook. ""
.'he election- of officers was
held with the following elected:
president, Diane $;sedges, .vrce
president,: Janet Rodges;
secretary,. Jan. Ginn and press
seerety, Bonnie Westbrook,
Other members 'of the club
include Marilyn Rodges; Debbie
Rodges, - Nancy Ginn arid Rose
Vain..
The ' group
chose
GRAPEFRUIT GALS as the
name of the club.
For discussion % held
contests on identifying different
fruits- €rom- ‘pictures; the
importance of eating fruit, uses
of fruits, why we eat food and
cooking terms. These were later
discussed.
For .,group work the proper
tnethods of measuring were
" "shown and Mrs. Westbrook and .
Bonnie made Grape Spark.
which we all enjoyed,
Winter " is thh dangerous.'
season , for .drivers. The Oatar%o
Safety League and. the ,Ca.:
`railways warn drivers that a c ct
65 percent of level' Cr,, ng;
• accidents occur during the
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