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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" 200 students perform in Oral Language Festival Sixteen area schools took part in the Area One Oral Language Festival held at Cartwright Central Public School on March 11. Students in Grades 4 through 10 from S. A Cawker, Uxbridge, Prince Albert, Sunderland, Scott Central, R.H. Cornish, Greenbank, Beaverton, Can- nington, HW. Knight, Joseph Gould, Thorah Central, Good- wood and Cartwright Central Public Schools and Brock and Cartwright High Schools made formal presentations and dra- matic presentations. Students can perform a num- ber of presentations including choral speaking, storytelling, reader's theatre, recitations, monologues, role plays, short dramatic presentations, formal speeches, oral reports or indi- Lindsay Square Open Monday to Friday 9:30am to 9:00pm Saturday 9:00am to 6:00pm and Sunday noon to 5:00pm. vidual and group presentations. The objectives of the festival are to encourage development and improvement of oral lan- guage in the existing language arts and English program; to provide opportunities for stu- dents to observe and compare a variety of formal oral language; to provide students with a unique forum outside the class- room in which to present their oral language accomplishments and to emphasize an exchange and sharing of experiences in- stead of competition. The students first performed their choice presentation in their individual school with sev- eral chosen from each to per- form at the Area 1 Festival. Close to 200 students took part in the festival, which is not a competition but a forum to dis- play talentin the arts. Let artist Dan Walsh draw you! Monday to Saturday of March Break (15th to 20th) 11am until 12 noon. Wednesday till Saturday... sign your name to that Giant Thank You card at Victoria Court. Costs $2.00 per signature - proceeds to Arthritis Society. si Hg 2 3 4 » i ¢ & 7 % Md Z 3 oad This group of students from Greenbank Public School were just six of many loca! stu- dents to take part in the Area 1 Oral Language Festival held at Cartwright Central Public School on March 11. This group performed a role play entitled "Coffee Talk". Pictured are: Front row from left: Jenny Banting, Christie Norrish and Tonya Trainor. Back row (I-r): Car- rie Kirk, Erin Kent and Holly Beattie. Please see story for more details. "Oliver" begins on April 29 SE Seagrave News By Ann Sandiford was 8 dened this past week by the sud- den loss of Sharron Scott. Many of us knew Sharron at the offic- es of Doctors Allin, Cohoon and Tuck where she was secretary for many years. Her kindness and cheerful smiles will always be in our hearts. Our sincere sympathy is extended to Shar- ron's family. The Seagrave Church was closed this Sunday due to weather conditions. 3 Attention Robinglade Ladies group members. There have been some changes made to the agenda for April and May. In April we will be going to see the Miller Lights production of "Oli- ver" on Thursday, April 29 at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. The tick- ets are $10 and seats are re- served. If you are interested in attending the performance please call Tracy Evans at 985- 9083 as soon as possible. Money must be in by March 31. The cards and games night will be held in May at Sandie Jonahs. Happy birthday this week to Jay King, Larry Taylor and Bill Wanamaker. That's it for this week, with news items next week please call Kim Blakely at 985-4662. Bridge results March 10- Afternoon 5 Table Mitchell - Avg. 50 North/South First - Minnie Fisher and Grace Love 54-1/2. Second - Doris Phinney and At the opening game of the 1993 baseball season at Toronto's SkyDome on April 9th, a giant Thank You card, signed by 500,000 fans from across Ontario will be unveiled and presented on the field to the Toronto Blue Jays in recognition of their historic World Series win in 1992. | . oo Ed Clark 54. Third - Frank Mackey and CNN CA NTN Cliff Chambers 48. hi i 7 I East/West \ 4 First - Bea Chapman and Hoppy Carnwith 64-1/2. Second - Marie and Harry Carnegie 49. Third - Mimi and Dave For- rest 48-1/2. Evening Swiss Teams - Avg. 30 First - Doris Phinney and Harold Brown 38. Second - Claire McIntosh and --- Elizabeth Passmore 34. Third - Ed Clark and Gord Day 30. NES JATIN rm Lindsay Square ss I BZ 1 SIAN Ba picnim / 4 NT