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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-06-25, Page 29- -}",,:---,-- - - , IA Agent for 24 hr. FILM DEVELOPING -,,„ • \ . , r . . . . . .. , Roberts:on stude_nts get awards- . . . . . , .. .. As the schopl year ends, many activities are taking place at Robertson School. Classe% are taking trips, Awards Day wasi ' held, baseball tournaments were held and most important of all, Grade 8's held their graduation. They are DPW on- their way to becoming high school students. The Grade 8's graduatedon June 24. We wish all the studnets a good year in high school. APPLIANCE REPAIR Large or small, „we'll fix .11 them all... Our repair eliperts will have your appliance in tip top_Aliapf day. PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OE DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7103 •:-' Logltr VARNA 1 We thank all the teachers who workedhard to make it possible for the student A to graduate. One /ine day, Mrs. Brown's Grade 3 class rode their bikes to ,the Pioneer Museum. For lunch, they went to Judith Gooderham Park and had some games and treats. After -filling up with food, they rode over to the Huron Historical Gaol. John Hruden enjoyed the coffin section of the museum. Emma Hollingworth liked the stuffed English rabbit and Bradley Hill liked Freddy, the dummy who lies in the cot at the gaol. The class would like to thank all the mothers who accompanied them on On Wednesday, June 18 Mrs. Freeman's Grade 2- 3 class had a fine day out at the Freeman's Farm. There were so many woodland animals and AN11.1111111 MOUNTAIN DEW OR REGULAR OR DIET PEPSIessCOLA CASE OF 24 10 oz. TINS PEPSI COLA AND MOUNTAIN DEW AVAILABLE IN 300 NIL. BOTTLES AT REGULAR PRICES WESTONS ENRICHED WHITE SANDWICH BREAD REGULAR OR THIN SLICED 24 oz. NI 12 fl. oz. TINS GREEN GIANT FANCY pond creatures to see. The children particularly ehjoyed watching the frogs of which there were all sizes. The four mothers who came along were a great help and we thank them. On Monday, June 16 Mrs. Pare's class put on a roller skating time at the arena from 4-5 p.m. Mrs. Pare's class raised $33.50 for their trip to the Bruce Nuclear Power Plant and the Bruce Agricultural Plant. They certainly had a very informative tour of the plant and learned a lot. Robertson Memorial did very well at the baseball tournament held at Brookside School on Wednesday, June 18,. The_ i-S—prikia-"Weif, co- operated and managed to win three of the four penants. The junior boys' team won the pennant, coached by Ms. Van Pypen. The • junior girls were coached by Mr. Scratch and also won the • pennant. The senior girls' team coached by Miss Braid also won. The senior boys coached by "Mr. Ritchie ca,me in second. It was a super day. Thanks tothe players and. coaches. Awards Day is always quite an important event at the school. Students are recognized for hard work and achievement in all areas from academic to sports. Awards Day was held on Friday, June 20 and many trophies and bars were handed out. The students with the highest marks in Grade 8 Saimaa, ... Heather Gingrich, Sandy Lane,, Kim Fritzley, Susan Pinkney, Lauren MacEwan, Susan Emerson, Debbie Todgham, Scott Wilson and Lisa Brown. ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU The top three students in each of the grade 7 classes were: Brad Ashton, '-Parn Bender, Lisa paechler, Darryl S4hires, Bev Hallam, Cindy Todgham, Debbie Barz, Nisa Howe, Nancy Little, Ralph Cook, Brian Glousher acid Bob Goddard. • • All these people have received tabs saying "Honors" on them. The top Grade 7 math student was Paul Alcock. The top Grade 8 male athlete was John Thompson and the top Grade 8 female athlete was Mary Beth Alexander. They will have their names put on a _ For the primary and junior awards, the Grade 6 award is a very special one. This year the award went to three students, Jennifer Peters, Lori Takalo and Michael fire , ett eitt. 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Honours for the highest students in each class were: Teri Giffiths,, Crista Jons, Becky Penn, Dougfas Rivers, Denise Johnston, Jackie Rau, Michelle Moore, Jennifer Chan, Laurie Bender, .Jody Baker, Dorie Anne MacLennan, Marnie Sims, Penny Sampson, Jenny Cun- ningham, Lori Jane Lamb, Nancy Woodard, Jeff Langridge, Shawn Currie, Suzi Takalo, Scott Garrow, Mary Sue MacLennan, Tania Cornish, Tracy Daw, Tim Conoly, Susan Murphy„ Lisa Day, -Cheryl Benton, Birgit Schulz, Shelly Pfrirrimer, Lori Takalo, Mike Howe, Donna Taylor, Jennifer Peters, Lynda Hunter and Cindy Sully. Congratulations to all winners! On Friday, June 20 Robertson held its Playday for the. primary classes. Some of the events were: musical hoops, tulips, laddei2 travel, blanket ball, frozen bean bag tag, parachute toesies, big turtle, snake over the mountain and hot potato. All the students who participated had fun and were treated to popsicles for their great -playing. Thanks tp Mrs. Sygrove for organizing the day. • received the award for top Math student In Grade 7 at Robertson School this year during the awards assembly held on Friday mor- ning. (photo by Cath Wooden) 4:for 0 ekl.T9 - • . -",%9 At Robertson SchoOl's awards assembly on Friday, June 20 three students received the -trophy for top acaslemics_in Grade ffr They are, from left -tort TaltaTe, Mike Howe, and Jennifer Peters. (photo by Joanne Buchanan) Guaranteed Investment Certificates NOW Annual Interest for Five Years VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST' sitk=0844- Contact us in. Goderich: 100 Kingston St. 524-7381. Kincardine: 795 Queen Si. 396-3328 Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Tractor trailer tips EXETER - Traffic had to be detoured off Highway 21 for three hours on June 14 when an entire tractor - trailer 1-oad of corn.had to be cleaned up. The Mack truck owned by Huron Grain of Parkhill4ipped on its side as it was rounding the ramp from Highway 82 onto Highway 21. 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