The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-06-27, Page 20r
i
PAGE EA—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1974
ROBERTSON ROUNDUP
The time of year has come
when the claksrooms become a
jumble of noise as• the restless
re _- and impatient children talk
about the close of school. It has
been- a good year with' many
newacquaintance:, and new ex-
periences. We have had good
times and shall look back fon-
dly on this past veal. The fun
times and serious times shall
all be remembered alike.
Our teachers;"principal,
secretary and custodians,
deserve many thanks for theit
excellent, work in helping the
students. We are proud of our
school and are glad we can say
we- contributed something. •
During the summer holjdays
people will be travelling, cam-
ping, sporting or hanging
' around the house. People are
going camping and travelling to
every corner, of the world. Some North Ashfield P.S., Victoria
are going golfing, swimming, P,S._ and -Robertson P.S.
horseback riding and other A total of 18 games were
Sports, Other people will be played during'the day resulting
going to their cottages, or in many close and interesting
working, or taking courses like matches.
teachers do in the summer. At the end ofithe day Robert-
Some- of our Grade eights ; son girls' team coached by Mr.
have been fortunate enough to 'Brooks and the boys' team
obtain -jobs this summer. coached by Mr. Currie were
On Tuesday. June 25, at awarded the pennants for their
North Strut -United the Grade perfect records throughout the
eight graduation was held. The day.
girin were dressed in beautiful Special thanks should go to
Mr. Legatt who did a lot of the
organization' for,1 the tour-
- nament and the four umpires',
for ,the day Brian Good, Leroy
Meriarn, Michael Jeffery and
Paul Dougherty who did an ex-
cellent ,job. ,
FRENCH
Prizes for the French contest,
based on participation within
each row, were won by the
following senior students:
Cool Cats, dM (Sue Jappery,-
On Friday June 21." 1974
silver dollars were, given out to
those students in Grade 5 who
achieved a certain . mark
throughout .the year.
The results were as folto��
Diana Walzak, top student :n
Grade 5; Shirley Hall, spelling;
dictation; John Alexander.
spelling dictation: Becky Van -
stone. daily exercises. complete..
Andrew' .•Ross, daily exercises
complete; Stephanie Marriott,
General Proficiency: John
.Spence, General Proficiency.
Doreen Wilson, Continuous E,f-
fort.
SOFTBALL
On Thursday, June' 3t1,
Robertson School wasythe host
school for the junior girls; and
boys' softball tournament.
Teams were present from
Colborne P.5., Brookside P.S.•
floor -length and short dresses.
The boys. w e dressed in suit
jackets and` ties'. They ,all
looked sharp.
Our Valedictorian this year
was Debbie Elliott from Mrs.
Shaddick's room. Qther awards
went" to Susan Jeffery and
Donald Coughlan for General
Proficiency. The Creative
English award went to Susan
More The outstanding female
athletes were Joni Thompson
SEPTEMBER 1973 -
JUNE 1974
1 ,fie; tded -w e needed a poem,
Or a few lines to say
;:amts of the interesting antics
,That happened at school each
and Susan Jeffery. The out- Bruce ,.MacAdam,. Heather
standing male athlete was'Brander, Rick Stoddart, Karen
,Mike Millev. We would like to Willis .Debbie Chessel);
Boston Bruins, 8C (Jim
Clement, Debbie Hoy, Kevin
Goddard; Dawn Oke, Rod
MacLennan); ,
KAOS, 8B (Joni Thompson,
Randy Kisch, Stephen Collins,
Barb Straghan, Jamie McGhee,
Norm Kennedy);
Lest Poisons, SSM (Danny
Wilkinson Perry Teichert,
David Smith, Richard Sizer,
Sandy Searls, Peter Lovell.
Those winners for the TOP
SPOT. French contest were the
'On •, Friday, June 14, the following Grade 7 students:
students in Miss Bonthron's ` Row 3, 7H (Brenda Fellows,
class visited the Pineridge Zoo Anita Bourdeau, . Pam
at Grand Bend. Mr. Reloun Lougheed, Julie Sowerby,
gaye us a tour, the students fed, Kathy MacDonald); - -
some of the animals and the Row 4, 7S (Linda Diehl,
spide"r monkeys, in particular?, . Bruce. Dougherty, Cheryl Jar -
like the popcorn. dine. Roger Lewis, Brian
Mr. Reloun also took the Wilson, Connie McLean);
boac'constrictor from its cage Row 5. 7L (John Robertsbn,
and placed it around his neck Jennifer Harrison, Jennifer -
while everyone had a chance to Harper, Robert Pinkney);
touch it. Row 1, 7B (Robert Royal,,
The students also sent thank • Anita , Pedersen, Doug
You cards to Mr. Reloun. We Cruickshank, Wendy Irwin;
• would like to thank .the bus Paul Dougherty).
driver from Duckworth's and Students at the senior level
Miss Shannon on behalf of (Grade 7 and 8) who,
Grade 5. 1 ' throughout the entire year,
A Play Day was held 2n the displayed constant effort and
lawn at Rdbeftson on Wed- participation were given French
riesday, June 19. Students from prizes as well. They are:
kindergarten to Grade 6 par- . Sue ore (8
ticipated in the event. There (8C),
were 20 teams with members Lam
congratulate these students for
their good preformance. After
the graduation the graduates
and" friends were served
lemonade and doughnuts.
Mrs. Shaddick's class has
raised $90 to be given to the
Red Cross for this year.
We hope we have kept you
well informed on the events
that have been happening
around 'our school.'
Hive a happy, safe summer!
JUNIOR HALL
da
rhe twit, a single line. and then
trloOe on in,
Morning announcements and -
the news
Sit up and face the front
Make sure the mud is off your.
shoes.
Math
done,
Someone usually
book '
Headings' neatly -at the t.c
Spelling, Unit and the Date
This is some of our early work.
Recess --a time for outside play, •
Library or Physical Education
in all their glory
Rea,ding-"Wide , Open Win-
dows'-'
Or doing the SRA laboratory.
and, Spelling must be
forgot their
Lunch break is here,
And make sure you come back
to school
Or you will end up unhappy
And a little fool.
Writing, Grammar or Health,
Often start' the. afternoon
French is here '•for twenty
minutes
Will Miss Braid be here
At two -thirty, -another recess
Quickly and quietly line up
Carry the marbles, the balls
and bats,
. Get a drink in case of .hiccups.
Come in quietly, ready for the
next lesson,
Whether 'it be Social • Studies,.
Science or Art, '
Pay• attendtion or you won't •
know
Study and learn and be smart.
The day is almost over '
Some are happy, some ,sad:
This was an unique, day
The only one like it, you had.
Also, this term is over
And next year you will be . in
another grade
Be happy and be yourself - Be a
person
Then you will ,have it made.
soon?
), Rick Rawson
amb (8B), Pam.
ert /18S); . Kevin Bundy
from a variety of grades on (7H)' Debbie MacCluspey (7S),
each. Larry Daer (.7L), .Joan Burleigh.
Please be careful.
this Dominion Day
• A SIGNAL•STAR
PUBLIC SERVICE
ARTICLE
Highway Safety Researchers
with Dominion Automobile
Association say that traffic ac-
cidents could reach an all time
high thissummer. •
W.J, Vigars, Safety Director
for Canada'�S' largest indepen-
dent motor club says, "Despite
a downward' trend in 1973 in
responsibility to his family and
the lives of others, and he takes
that responsibility seriously.
the increased number cif traffic
deaths that has been p. edicted,
can be averted. Safe driving is
a family affair."
Mr. Trollope said, "The right a.
to drive a vehicle carries with it'
four major responsibilities:
knowledge and° observance of
driving rules; operation of a .
the number of traffic•fatalities, vehicle that is in good ' con -
statistics available to date in- dition; consideration for and
dicate highway traffic deaths courtesy to other drivers,
are on the increase in ,W74." passengers and pedestrians;
Dominion Day officially kicks s. and determined efforts to avoid
situations that cause accidents.
Accident prevention „ can
greatly contribute to the reduc-
tion of manslaughter,a•nd crip-
pling injuries for'thousands.
Although traffic laws vary from
province to province, they are
all based on granting equal
rights to all drivers and on ex-
perience promoting the safe
Ice cream, treats were
provided for all. Many thanks
to. Miss Jefferson, Mr. Currie,
Mr. Brooks and all the helpers.
Our rat friends in Grade 5,
Twinkv and Bobby Sox will be
finding a new home for the
ssuml-ner.
(7B).`
Grade 3 and 4 students par-
ticipated so' well during their
French competition that each
received a small prize in turn!
----rgtvitations a tons! N,onnes
vacances!
3,000
MONSTER
BINGOS
CLINTON COMMUNITY
CENTRE.
-8:00 P.M.
MONDAY, JUNE 24
PRIZES EACH NIGHT
$1,000.00 JACKPOT BINGO
3 -SHARE THE WEALTH 15 REGULAR GAMES $50400 EACH
SPONSORED BY
. C'LINTON RECREATION COMMITTEE
ADMISSION - S EXTRA CARO EACH OR 5/S1.00
SHARE THE
JACKPOT ARD MAO EACH/S1' . '
Miss J. Bonthron
Robertson Memorial
Public,School
Grade 5
off the summer 'vacation
season, and Dominion
Automobile Association has ex-
pressed its concern over the an-
ticipate'ti number ,of accidents
that will occur in the next two
months. Mr. Vigara adds " .••
even more tragic are- the
thousands of Canadians who
will be crippled' for life as a
result of the slaughter, on our
roadways."
R.W. Trollope, President 'of
Dominion Automobile
Association, has taken a
positive stance on the matter
and feels that if every
Canadian moforist makes a
concentrated effort this soar -
mer, the predictions of in-
creased traffic, accidents can be
averted.
Mr. Trollope statecr at a.
recent safety conference,'` if
each person who climbs behind
the wheel of his car reminds
himself that fie .has a personal
WELCOME
.._.Y.SERV'ICE
would like to call you with
"'housewarming gifts" and in-
' .formation about your new
location. The Hostess will be
glad to'arrange your subscrip-'°
tion to the Signal -Star
Call her at 524-7854
PARK
GODERICH
30 THE SQUARE
PHONE 524-78H
AIR CONDITIONED
THE WORLD
IS YOURS.../f
YOU KTVOWTHE
RIGHT PEOPLE;..
Wherever you move the Welcome
Wagon hostess is the rigjit person to -
help you find a place‘in your new
'community,:
Call 482-9623
l P
WED.-THURS.-FRI.-SAT.
JUNE 26, 27, 28, 29
SUN:-MON.-TUES.
PG
PANAVISION' METRt4OLOR'
MGM.
J.IJNE 30, JULY 1,2
Love \ivos all they hain common.
WILUAV
HOLDEN -�•
KA(LENZ
UliV
ROGER C CARMEL MARj'DUSAY• jOA"J
• •- 'ONE OF THE BEST
CR/ME SYNDICATE <'.
FILMS SINCE
'THE GODFATHER"'
'VPw �irrk n:'<
41
1 HAL WALLIS Production
1HE DON ISDEAO
ANT U0 NY ()U INN Co- star',ns1FPwERIC FORREST . R REP F NSTfR ,
Al LETTIERI , ANGEL TOMPKINS ' CHARLES CIOF,Fi' c.•»"pe or RICHt.RD
:(;RANO
STARTS WEDNESDAY, JULY 3
TWO BIG WEEKS
WINNER 7ACADEMY AWARDS
W. ;9 M6 BEST PICTURE • BESt DIRECTOR
all it takes is a little Confidence
PAUL J ROBERT
EVVMJINY
ROBERT SHA'
.A , c of
'"THE STING"
DANK) 5 wA(?D GEC's ";E rX.)Y Hit T��tiv B:LL MIC:F1AFl
u a JULIA PHILLIPS L4N,rdf A, c r • of pd, wt"
• ADULT •
movement of traffic.
Most traffic fatalities' could
be averted. Responsible.citizens
can protect themselves, their
families and their fellow
motorists by careful con-
sideration of driving fun-
damentals and riemembering
the Dominio.n Automobile
Association s"lo"gan: "Safe
Driving is a Family Affair."
• AUTOMATIC WASHERS & DRYERS
• PORTABLE WASHERS & DRYERS
• WRINGER WASHERS
• PORTABLE & BUILT-IN DISHWASHER
• IN SINK FOOD WASTE DISPOSERS
From the Dependability People at:-
HUTCHINSON APPLIANCES
TRADE 1N5 ACCEPTED
308 HURON RD.
524-7831
You'll be Delighted
with our Menu .. .
Featuring Quality. Schneiders Meats
Cooked to perfection by our expert
chef...'
STEAKS -CHOPS -ROASTS -CHICKEN
GROUND
GROUND CHUCK -FRESH LAKE HURON FISH
JUNE' DAILY -SPECIAL
Club Steak Dinner
FEATURES QUALITY CLUB STEAK
SOUP OR JUICE - HOT BUTTERED ROLL
POTATOES - VEGETABLE - DESSERT
AND A BEVERAGE
2
75
FRIDAY'S SPECIAL IN JUNE
•
�clLlus
Cabbage Rolls $ 75
I •
HOMEMADE, BY OUR MASTER 'CHEF
.SOUP OR JUICE - HOT BUTTERED ROLL
POTATOES - VEGETABLES DESSERT & BEVERAGE
"Foods to Please Both Purse & Palate"
(lub Grill Restaurant
and Dining Room
KINGSTON ST.
GODERICH
p
ou
invite.
To dine with the "Krohmer FomIly" in ;their
fully air-conditioned dining lounge -
WE SPECIALIZE
European & Canadian Foods
IN.
n
Every Sunday 4rom 5 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Enjoy our SMORGASBORD
OPEN 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. During July & August
Breakfast`}8 a.m. 7 1 1 a.m.
Lunch 1 1 a.m. -_2 p.m.
Coffee Break - 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Supper 5 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Snacks 8 p.m. - 1 1 p.m..
The Bavarian Ian
Bayfield;. Ontario
4