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Robertson Roundup
JUNIOR SPEECHES
On February 8 at
Robertson, the junior
speech finals were held.
Eight contestants
competed but three were
chosen •to go to the
Goderich Legion to
cam pete.
The contestants were:
Linda Hunter, who said
Hi. Captain Cornet,
My name is Debbie
Draper and I will be' 5
years old on February 15.
I live at R,R. 3
Goderich with my mom
and dad. Brian and Judy,
and my baby brother
Billy who is only two
months old.
her speech on Mother
Goose: Mike Howe,
Gerbals; Susan Murphy,
Jepan; Cindy Todgham,
elevators: Lisa Buechler,
stamps: Jo Anne Moore,
dolls; Norman McLean,
hockey; Mark Rittinger,
dogs.
The judges were Mrs.
Ruth Shaddick, Harold
Knisley and Mrs. Dorothy
Wallace who all thought
the speeches were done
well.
The judges picked the
two winners, Jo -Anne
Moore and Mike• Howe
and the runner-up was
Mark Rittinger.
Congratulations!
PROJECT CANADA
For the past few
months M'rs. Pare's
Grade 5 and G ,class has
been exchanging letters,
different projects and
tapes with a Grade 5 and
6 class taught by Mrs.
Tate ill the town of
Mannville, Alberta,
This exchanging of
different things is a part
of Project Canada.
The children send
letters to certain people
telling about themselves,
their hobbies and their
families. The children
are allowed to continue
writing Letters back and
forth after the year is
over. It'sgroat fun for
both students and
teachers.
I would like to join your SENIOR SPEECHES
birthday club. • On February 8 senior
Love, speeches were heard in
Debbie the auditorium.
Competing were Kim
Fritzley, Heather
Dear Captain Comet:
My name is Trish
Currie and I will be six -
years -old on Monday,
February 19. I live with
my parents Doug and
Gail Currie and my
brothers Ray, Shawn and
Bryan..
I would like to say
happy" Birthday to my
classmate and birthday
twin, Abby Smallwood
who will also be six on
February 19. We are both
students in the afternoon
kindergarten class , at
Robertson Memorial
Public School.
Thank you Captain
Comet.
Love
Trish Currie
Gingerich, Liz Bundy,
Sandra Lane, Joanne
Harrison and Susan
Main.
The judges were Mrs.
Ruth Shaddick, Harold
Knisley and Mrs. Dorothy
Wallace.
Mr. Knisley said, "It
was very hard to judge
because each person
knew her speech well and
also had experience."
But after difficult
judging Kim Fritzley and
Joanne Harrison were
chosen to go to the Legion
and Liz Bundy was
runner-up.
Kim's topic was Child
Abuse, Joanne spoke on
The Baby of the Family
and Liz chose Styles.
Good luck at the Legion.
CONTEST
Mrs. Brown's class has
been studying dinospurs.
The Royal Ontario
Museum is having a
contest about. dinosaurs.
The grade 2 class made a
collage and entered it in
the contest.
The collage was a
group of pictures about
dinosaurs called "The
Terrible Lizards." The
-winning entries" will be
shown in the theatre at
the museum.
SPORTS
The senior
basketball .games
begun.
The Falcons are inthe
lead, winning Falcons.
theyhave played so far.
The Panthers have won
one game and lost
another, The Tigers have
lost both games.thus fd'1.
girls'
have
Calico Cat will show
you many things
BY• •
CAROLINE CASS
• Are the tiny tots' in your
family like Calico Cat and
sometimes find them-
selves with nothing to do?
Maybe they too would
enjoy hearing stories just
like Calico Cat enjoys
listening to tales. Once
you introduce your child
to Bookworm at the
Goderich Public Library
she'll show him" or 'her
stories about cowboys,
clowns, sailing ships, and
much, much more.
Reach for Calico Cat
Meets Bookworm.
Tiny Spook's Guessing
Game is part of a series
of little. books for little
people! Everyone loves a
game of "Guess who I
am?" and Tiny Spook is
no exception.
She spends a whole
week pretending to be
' othex things when °she
doesn't want to be herself
any more. Finally she
puzzles the entire Spook
family. Can you guess
who Tiny Spook is today?
Who might she be
tomorrow? Join the
delightful world of make-
believe in this little book.
"In this book -With your
little eye -Fake a look -And
play 'I spy'.". The 'com-
bination of nursery
rhymes and 'I spy' will
make-this„picture book a
big hit with youngsters.
As the story unfolds,
very .young children can
spy on .familiar nursery
characters hiding in the
colorful pictures. Can you
spot Torn Thumb, .or
Baby Bunting, or The
Wicked Witch? Keep an
eye out for Each Peach
Pear Plum! .
A Time to Keep is
illustrated with delicate
watercolors which
portray • holiday
traditions for children to
enjoy throughout the
year. Tasha Tudor
'r'ecreates her own
childhood in the nostalgic,
and imaginative story.
This book is a, must for
adults and children of all
ages "who look forward to
a joyful 1979.
'Everybody keeps
telling me I was five
yesterday — so what am I
today? ""Does •that sort of
question sound familiar
from your five-year-old?
"Want to hear all about
me? Come on — I`ll tell
you.” Turn to page five of
1 - Am Five and start
reading just what it's like
to be five.
Recommende reading
forages4to7.
It'll help take the
guess work out of your
wedding day!
Who •is responsible for what at the' •
wedding? Traditionally, what are
the financial obligations of the
Bride, and of the Groom? Just 1/
what are the do's and don'ts on 'II
the wedding day? If you'are unsure,
we have just, the thing for you!
'look to
.i'
�JJ / for the answers
k.
Special.. supplement to the
Goderich ,Signal -Starr
TH. RSDAY9 MARCH 1, 1979
0
•'hese six membt'rs of the f ;ode] ieh Figure Skating
Club copped several awards a the club's annual
trophy day held in January. Am a Allan and Karen
•t (•kelt were third in the junior dance and Michele
rris....a-tu-1_ (a>mae tit• Haas combined to win thr
niur donee competition and were second in the
In e style pub's. 'Tracey "'1acl:Wan and Brenda
!.five won the 1'14'4 style pairs competition and were
'ec'ond in the senior donee. Tracey also won the
't idol tree style (vent and finished second in the
open senior free style. ( photo by have Sykes )
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