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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-02-25, Page 3* ~"_4 A capacity crowd witnessed these . / -' _ m*1 di• Figure. . - GODEIIlM.J��.�ER��ARY�4^� r _~r� ^ ' ',11(1=41.46?4w�,� ~ ^ w � w ,r04;.;.444, ^. -��- 41 ~ w w ~ w' • 'w w '— etN, Round-up .~ ~~ sc;_ildturing in the • school yard. girls 'from Robertson in "two tWuQumen The little artists' finished dn,du,tswere, oahm,mob|\oand - 'a o"e. They were q ui / m proud ou d 4r - their world ` BIG DADDY We are proud to announce,that. Mr. Bogie, the"Science Teacher of Dobu,tSon 8ohoo| is . the happy father. oCu bub irl . Heather Lynn, born February Currys', r. .%hudos and Mrs. students held ubake sale, The proceeds came to $52 P, go toward a trip in the sprg fo,,thmpuNm. ,EDUCAT|ONWGEK Robertson Memorial, wN`bavoOpen House onMatch 2. There '0''be two performances, one -at 7 p.m. and one at 3:8O p.m. The school \ band will be.. playing When 1 was a Lad, Shaudowland Waltz, Junior .Band March. We Sail the Ocean Blue. There will also be folk' damdoQ, a niano solo, Grade , 6,.. chorus and mature. Taking your��-Gymnm��^ �wzeuc isn't the worst thing in the world but it can become a bad habit. - ^|[ you don't smoke don't mau.}[you dnsmoke, qu\t! . . wa� u�^�%.�,,~.~�'VOIV�=rA�� 'TEENAGE SMOKING' (By Cathy oont,ovor�u subjectbetween parents and their children. It causes much stres. Teenagers who do smoke should not,' be put dm�n. The parents should discuss -with their children -the �ue facts about smoking. If he or she is mature they niUdudd,' themselves. Smoking is very habitual and causes physical disability. Many teenagers start at a ynuhK age ' l pe,mo�|ydonntknow hoW -srnaking,,,,brnakes '. -°~ � `exclusive_games.! the � ^ end of ' "Mete were some good highlights the second game, they were tied in the game for bdth sideS. 14-14. ' I n the two minute The, bOys frorn 'R.Ohertson ' . overtime that . followed, p^vooConorne�home wem.0Co-'' won 16-14. . _ .buyu Theseboys MRS:SHADDICK'S CLASS '. and good players, as gobd as _-Monduy, Pebruui� 22,8A oars. The first game was won hy held a slaver trade; proceeds ~ xomm'm'm- ,moxmxx ^ ^ ' e �` front. ..•, ~ ~ (By, Nacy Hills) Nina Knight. PUBLIC SPEAKING The Judge' for tx�nubwom participated• Sit.een contestants from Mrs. W. Robinson, Mrs. 14", Lodge years one arid two inine and ten) and MisS.P. Wilkin. Junior PubSppaking s,erni-finals on Tuesday, February 16: , There was a great variety of these sixteen contestants, nine were chosen by., Mrs. q. Edwards and Mr. C. Kalbfleisch to enter le mpromp ti an a sN lic , ^' • AFILM ON PAPER IV1ACHE Mrs. Ilaziitt showed a film to the junior grades, 'On paper , macho. Mrs. Norman'sroom and Shade's....room '""^ quite a few xn\d,n-fithome, Mr. Shade's pupils were so enthused 'that they made a gift wrapped kuP d ted it to their tea^~~'^e^r-'- the,Rottertson girls team SNOWDdULPTVME ,went m Colborneto �»y 'Lm! week Grade 1mhxw"d�x��"nn February 18.'7he girl's • 'reative ability 'by snow Films shown. They are called From Sociable 6 to Noisy 9, From. l0 m12.and Bo'Acts R|*&ge OnMarch 10' 'and 12 the Operetta is being held. 'it, is calle'd H.M.S.-Pinafore. Pupils will be selling. tickets at $1.00 Mrs. Proctor vvill have a display of pottery and art in the halls.On March 11 a Family Movie will be shown 6 Fluffy at 7:00 p.m, Children and Cmronw are invited ooZume t^ther. _ won honour �n•ovr school'in the 'competition the 'Ontario School 'Trustees AsoociuUon held in • V| h Coouoa/xom represented u,hoom from Huron County. ; Ku�nP�me,pJumd�r� m Colborne by an - going to the Red Cross. Active the finals. • Wilkins, place,.. second in 'the "ti :.,;,bititlingA-- took - ,e4 -4r ` first t - .-~. wa�~'�vauo� ox\ nZone Finals in Glencoe on February 27. , SENIOR GIRLS' vOL:LEYBAuL (By Nancy `T ' ,..our senior giris' 011eyball team travelled to Clinton' to' play Go.derich lost their first niGh to Clinton in both, games. In their nutoh'against Wingham filled vitillunoo nervouuneas the last few m|wuma•romuinod. ,Then the Co teamhr�ke the tie and went on to a victory. Robertson Memorial School v011eyball teams congratulate the Colborne team on winning these volleyball Aumeo. On.. February 18 Robertsonvolleyball team travelleto Coll2orne Central School for d ° sbue. Tom'McGill `wax the delightful speech on uuCUuoae, ;drawing only ten "Happiness'".nVhiuz.unduPm five ,dollars forMarion Bell.Yhen the prices exceeded tile t*o do|lanma,k groups were Made ,,to split the' est of the Mrs. Shaddick was sold. but did not draw top price. An amount oYtNrty.tnodollars wasraised. ^ "T.V. Program for Children". ' "Freedom"was the topic chosen by Mary Ellen McGillw. wasudo«e runner up. !Third place was captured by Tanya Rainier, who -discussed Other participants in the finals - were Sharon Whitely, Ann Cc:kilter, Ann Dalton, Joanne• ThompS;5ii~Suuun Freeman and ^ Students the area were mxGoderich District, Collegiate Institute on Saturday for m day -long coaches clinic. . �� ` ~~ While attendance was described as °disopPminn|mg`"thms* who took part agreed ,hey learned a lot from their day at school. - theY lostone nu�oxnd �nn ofootball, but it t \ u several ' game.' ' • since a boys' baSketball team has ye u� . The top- scorers were:. Carolfinished in first n|uow and' had 16: Shirm� Kh 8; such a good leaguechunoeuttbe' - Penny V|u|e�8;(uUFnu�y6 championship. • - the girls travelled to Listowel for,, Central', the Vikings would • On W��u/` February If they got by Stratford du dHuron-Perth finals.' qualify to the winner -9f Also participating in this the Clinton -Mitchell garne in a tournament were the senior girls' two -game total. point 'series for vn\bcboU 'teams from Clinton, the,hemp\onohip` „StratfordN.W.,.. Yinghom aid Coach Frank' MucDvmdd`u .Listowel. ;Juniors wound up the season Our .Senior PublicSpeakers In their match, With Clinton_ with a, five win, four loss-feeord'-- first place• team,' Goderich put following.. their. 44-739 loss, to ~ m g_Later in the day our girls lostto both vinghum and Stratford NJW.,uQuin twoQumootyono. ' Stratford N.W. beat ,Clinton . and took first place. in the Huron -Perth play-offs, YinW`mn_Hu,on-Portb Drama Festival wU -''. placed, second. Both teams will travel mY'0.S'8'A' 4 be xel6 in O.Cl�Qynnua�m. . Six schools from this area. will oe'' for various awards: .BOY8'Bv�STm.D.��u `. e will be three playsThe GDCI basketball teams = yand thnedifferent The Juniors finished in fifthplace„and failed to qualify fp; a pbyoYCpmSiUmo. . 8YC|NDYLEEKNG —' March `- and the finished the regular schedulewith galiTe:A last week against {«u,no| Stratford Central.The Seniors won both of their R^npn, but the juniors were defeated iotheirs. The Senior scores were S3-51 over Listowel and 83-34 over Stratford Central. Coach Peter Camnuen`y Squad finished the schedule with an eight win, one loss record, for first place with Clinton and Mitcwfl, both of whorn had idpntivu\'8_l records. A 'flip n[^uhp coin for playoff „„positions ,oxv)ted Goderich Central, the fourth 1./nr.fonmers. in one semi-final, while Clinton and tangled in thpnhpr. ~ The Vikings | Stratford here on 7oaad in' the .sudden -death semi-final. The ODC1 teams Have u\wuyS b9wn rated .an power -houses .in 0 nlayunnSatu,duy.b's entry (cast of 3 _ presented on "the Saturday night. Tickets are not. necessary lleruuoe there iS mo.udmissmkm charge on both niQhtX. Trigon '71 was so well attended the Drama Club' is hoping that this most im -nt event will be •e4unUy as well • . supported. 'This Friday, February 26, the teachers of G.rC\[ are takingon the students in 8 hockey game starting at sevell„„9,:,,e,.lbek. Lets see everyone Otit to the Goderich arena Friday night! (Free, skating fiorn 8:00-9),00). ' ^ .