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Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 8, 1985 Speeches made during Education Week : My Favorite Toys by Karen Robinson Grade 2 My favorite toy is my Cabbage Patch Kids. I have two girls and one boy. One is named Kelly, she has long yellow hair in pigtails. Mrs. Quesnelle made Kel- . ly. My other doll's name is Alexandra Coralie. She has brown hair in a ponytail. My Mom and Dad gave Alex to me. Oliver Drew is my third doll. He has light brown hair. I got him from Santa Claus for Christmas. I love to play with all three of my dolls. It is fun play- ing with my Cabbage Patch Kids. I take my dolls. everywhere. Mon Chien by Nancy Deschatelets Grade 2 French Class J'ai un chien, il s'appelle Candy. Il a 2 ans. Il aime jouer avec d'autres chiens. Candy est un bon chien de garde. Candy aime jouer a la balle avec moi, courir des autos, jouer dans. l'eau. La fete de Candy va etre le 28 mai. Quand on as ete chercher Candy il etain petit, il avait peur des autos qui passait dans larve. Ce que Candy aim le plus c'est moi. My Pets by Andrea Desrosiers Grade 1 I would like to talk to you about my pets. I have a dog named Hope and a hamster named Sammy. First I will tell you about my dog. Hope is an Irish Setter. She is big and has long redihair. She likes to run and jump all the time. Hope had pups and: they were really cute. Hope is a good dog. Sammy is the name of my hamster. He is one year old. Sammy lives in a cage full of wood chips to play in. He has a wheel to exercise in. Sammy does not bite. He is a good hamster. I love both of my pets. Trains by Lisa Rochon Grade 3 I like to ride on trains. They are fun to ride on and are very important to Canada. When World War 2 was fought, many trains carried thousands of tons of war supplies. Trains open- ed this country for people from other countries who settled on farms and ran- ches. Travellers from coast to coast see many beautiful scenic places on trains, the north shore of Lake Superior, grain fields of the iries, the mountains of British Columbia. Trains can be short or as long as one and a quarter miles. Trains are sometimes built in miniature. They also carry people, but only a few at a time. My grandpa has a train that runs on tracks only 15 inches wide. The tracks go around. My Granpa made the train and the tracks by himself. The first time I had a ride on his train, I was a baby. I always get to ride on the train free. I once rode on a big train. It was fun on the big train. I got to see in the engine. It is hot inside the engine. My Grandpa has a toy train. It can go on 4 tracks. It goes around. I like trains. . Dinosaurs by Collin Folz Grade 3 Dinosaurs lived long ago. Sometimes I wish I lived when the dinosaurs Busy as A Beaver And that's the way it is! The months of May and June will be a busy time for the first Schreiber Cub Pack and Beaver Colony. On May 2nd, the.Cubs will be conducting a "Gar- bage clean-up" as their contribution to Schreiber's Centennial Birthday. May 11th will see the Cubs on a "Cup Sale". Mugs commemorating the Schreiber Centennial will be made available through this door-to-door blitz. Your support is welcomed. On May 16th both the Cubs and the Beavers will be celebrating the conclu- sion of a successful year with the parents and son banquet, with special em- phasis on our town's 100th Birthday. This June first the Schreiber Beaver Colony' will be hosting the regional Beaveree with five to eight year old youngsters from Marathon, Manitouwadge, Terrace Bay, and Schreiber participating. This event will be held at the Travel Rest Camping Centre. race Bay at PROCLAMATION The Council of the Township of Ter- their last meeting resolved that FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1985 be proclaimed as HOSPITAL DAY in Terrace Bay. Take time to appreciate the McCausland Hospital. Reeve and Council ,, Township of Terrace Bay Students from St. Martin School in Terrace Bay deliver thei speeches to big crowd. lived. I would be the only person with all those dinosaurs. I would ride on Tyrannosaurus Rex as we attack Triceratops. We would win and I could watch Tyrannosaurus Rex eat his supper. I would love to swim in the warm lagoons. I would climb up on Brontasaurus' neck and dive into the water. I could play hide and go seek with my friends and hide under Brachiosaurus' tummy. My best buddy is Stegosaurus. Since he is a plant eater, I would have supper with him. We would sit and eat fern trees and strawberries. I would like to swing from tree to tree like Tarzan through the jungle and catch a ' gorilla. I could dig under the ground and get back up. I could find a cave and live in it. I would get bored so I would go outside and find my friends, then have a shower in the lagoon. I would use Allosaurus' skin for a towel. 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