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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-10-11, Page 30i obertson Roundup News aper staff tours On October 3, the school newspaper team took a tour of the Signal - Star. Two students, Nisa Howe and Nancy Little were interviewed. Nancy :thought it was neat and she liked it very much. She especially liked the composing roorp with all the computers. She said that it will help the committee very much. Nisa ,Howe thought it was vey neat. They all had a great time. Mr. Leggatt will also accept written articles. This Grade 8 project is due the first week of May. Mr. Leggatt will start individual reports in November. The project • consists of 35 pictures evaluated on variety, neatness and .com- pleteness. The project will be out of 105. GIRLS' SOCCER The Senior girls' soccer team• was selected on September 28. Team- mates are Captain Mary MUSIC PROJECT Beth Alexander, Kim Mr. Leggatt this year Fritzley, Susan Pinkney, has assigned a Grade 8 Pam Doney, Tracey tusic project. You Wilson, Karen Bushell, construct a scrapbook of Leslie Rean, Heather composers and per- Sine, Debbie Profit, formers (old and new), Angie Alcock, Lisa using mainly pictures Harris, Anne Allan, and cut out articles. Tracey Greason, Nancy Missing doll makes book interesting Rebecca Eby could be Joan Reimer Gordon any little girl who -dearly uses cutouts of varied loves her doll.. However, textures to illustrate the Rebecca is a Mennonite appealing text. Because girl who lives on a farm in they are .reproduced in Waterloo County and black and white and the wakes up one morning to dialogue is sparse, the find her favorite doll, story accurately reflects Nancy, missing from her a serene life the' author wooden cradle. herself has experienced. While Rebecca sear- - Sand Hills Books Inc. ches far and wide for her has published other books doll, the reader gets an about the Old . Order excellent view of life in a Mennonites. 'People Mennonite family. Apart: Portrait of a Rebecca's school has Mennonite World in eight grades in one room Waterloo County, Ontario and normally she pays is a collection of 56 close attention to Miss photographs in black and Bauman. Today her mind white by David L. wanders as she tries to Hunsberger, J. Hertel recite the memory verse. and K. Lattner. Men - Even afte.r__the-carriage--rronite Country: Water7oo- ride home and after County Drawings by Mitzi, her pet goose, has Peter Etril Snyder is a been fed the -doll is still no book of line drawings where to be found. accompanied by the text Throughout - the story, by A. K. Herrfort, an Old Rebecca's simple daily Order farmer. routine and the warm Choose Rebecca's affection felt among all Nancy to discover where family members are Nancy is hiding: Can you carefully described. guess? Chapman and Lisa Baechler. Mark Berry drew some designs for T-shirts and they are Robertson Rockys and Robertson Road Runners. They are up in the hall by the front door. The senior girls all-star team had a game against the senior boys all star team. The tournament Pope's visit... • from page 7A person so afflicted, but condemned 'homosexual acts themselves. In all the above statements, and there were more, the Pope expressed himself in traditional terms and so it is not surprising the 'certain commentators referred to him as a' conservative in regard to moral issues. But those same persons called him a liberal when he spoke out strongly in criticism of the North American way of life that consumes such a disproportionate share of the resources of the world while millions have hardly enough to maintain their existence. The Pope knew full well that his words would not be welcomed by all his listeners. Even so, in his position as., official spokesman for the. Catholic Church, he recognized that his duty was to speak out. What reaction can we expect now that his visit is over? It is quite un- derstandable that those, Christians and others, who do not look to the Pope as, head of . their Church, will • not feel compelled to accept his teachings. Neither should they feel free completely to ignore what he has said. After all, he speaks for a Church which has an unbroken tradition of dealing with mbral issues that goes back almost 2,000 years. But for Catholics., the Pope is the Head of the Catholic Church. It is a matter of Catholic belief that he speaks in the name of Christ when he teaches on matters of faith and morality. For a Catholic to accept some of the Pope's teachings while rejecting others With which he does not agree, is tantamount to withdrawing from the Catholic Church. There can be no GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 1p0' BRUCE ERSKINE 86 North 524-9555 DAVEJIAYLOW ELECTRICAL Serving Industrial, Commercial, Residential Needs 524-6038 October 4 was rained out and was played October 5. ' BOYS SOCCER On Friday, September reaction on the part of Catholics than humble acceptance. .00 GODFRICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1979 -PAGE 13A Guaranteed Investment Certificates 0/ tar +� l 28 the Rowdies lost to the White Caps 2-1. The Rowdies' only goal was scored by David Alm aisj. John Thomson scored both goals for the White Caps. The goaltender first for the Rowdies was Robin Moore and then Grant Garrow. The goaltender for the White, Caps was 'Doug Lounsbury. The captain for the White Caps is David Day and for the Rowdies was Daryl Madge. The only reason why there was only one game' was because the school team had the soccer field every day for practise. The •players on the school team are Tim Chisholm, Paul Green, Ray Vanstone, Brian Hanna, Brian Mitchell, Nick Trebish, Trevor Erb, Ewen McMahon, Todd Graham, Jim Bissett, Daryl Madge, Grant Garrow, David Day, John Thompson and Geof Chase. The coach of the school team is Mr. Hanna. 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