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As part of the Education Week program, the elementary schools of the Lake Superior Board of Education held their annual Oral Communication Festival on Tuesday, April 28. This year's contest was hosted by Schreiber Public School. There were 2 speakers chosen from each school to compete in each of the Junior (Gr. 4-6) and Intermediate (Gr. 7-8) divisions. Sixteen speakers from Manitouwadge, Marathon, Ter- race Bay and Schreiber Public Schools participated. Competition was keen in the Junior Division as speeches were hud eo J By Winnie Campbell Get well in hospital to Geno Caccamo and J. Noonan and Huck Gerow and Marg Tiboni. Welcome back home from hospital Gail Welbourne. _ Tops (Take Off Pounds Sen- sibly) Area Captain Helen Leblanc and 7 menibers from the Schreiber Chapter and 3 from Terrace Bay attended the annual rally days in Thunder Bay on May 2 and 3. Edythe Cosgrove was head hostess for the weekend and had Marg Tiboni, Mary Madge, San- dy Larivee and Kay Bouchard assisitng her. Joan Costall, Myra Holmes, Edythe Cosgrove and Lillian Sechesky were honoured as alumni Kops and Sandy Larivee as a K.I.W. Music Festival The Lake Superior Board of Education held its 1987 Music Festival on Friday., May 8, to a very enthusiastic crowd of students and parents alike. e Bands and = singers from Manitouwadge, Marathon, Schreiber and Terrace Bay perform- ed and variety of selections, sometimes together and also separately. Songs that were played by the per- formers included Stand By Me, The Tango, the Prime Time Overature, Sloop John B., Love is a Song, Rock Around the Clock, Hello Dolly, and The Muppet Show theme. There was also a special treat as Guest Conductor Laura Thomas. (See above photo). Thomas is an accomplished melodic percussionist from Beamsville, Ontario, who has con- Pee SS SS Se Cee oS SSSA Ee Ses, delivered on the topics of: Ringette- Barb Roen, Schreiber PS: Fooa- Tiffany Manitouwadge P.S. Rustan, Bubble Gum- Terri Hamilton, Marathon P.S. Fairies- Michelle Manitouwadge P.S. My. Budgie- Linsey Mutch, Marathon P.S. Raising Parents- Stacy Wallwin, Terrace Bay P.S. Fish Story- Marshall Bagdon, Terrace Bay P.S. Pollution- Jason Chapman, Schreiber P.S. Gould, The chapter participation award for this area was won by the Schreiber chapter and leader Mary Madge accepted this award on behalf of the members. In the 30 Ib. plus division, San- The winners in the Junior Division were Terri Hamilton (Ist) and Linsy Mutch (2nd) of Marathon Public School. Marathon Public School also captured the divisional trophy for the Junior grades. The Intermediate students took the podium next and their speeches covered a wide variety of topics: Martin Luther King Jr.- Andrea Capy, Terrace Bay P.S. Children of Divorce- Sheryl O'Reilly, Schreiber P.S. Hockey- Jason Manitouwadge P.S. Hales, dy Larivee was honoured for her 57% Ibs. lost and Edythe Cosgrove for her 49 Ibs. lost. Saturday night was fun night and Mary Madge was the mystery guest that eve. Women's Fellowship hosting fourth retreat Women's Aglow Fellowship will be presenting the Fourth An- nual Western Ontario Women's Aglow Retreat on May 29, 30, 31, 1987, at the Red Oak Inn, Thunder Bay, Ontario. Special guest speaker is Mrs. Mary Gay. Please register by Wednesday, May 13, 1987. For more information on registration and/or hotel accom- modation, please contact: Debra Halvorsen- 767-9470 or Freda Senior- 622-1567, area code 807. Theme: "Whoever is thirsy- come!"- revelation 22:17. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 13, 1987, page 7 Oral Communications Festival held recently Chauvinism- Joey Furlong, Marathon P.S. Middle Child- Jennifer Gould, Terrace Bay P.S. Helen Keller- Mitzie Murphy, Manitouwadge P.S. Communication- Patti Quinton, Schreiber P.S. The Media- Robert Morrison, Marathon P.S. The winners of this division were Sheryl O'Reilly (1st) and Patti Quinton (2nd) of Schreiber Public School. Judges for the Oral Com- munications Festival were Mr. Jack Stokes, Sr. Shirley Grexton, principal of Holy Angels S.S., and Fr. Bill Le Grand. On behalf of the judges, Mr. Stokes commented on the fine quality of the speeches and said that they had not heard "a bad speech". He commended all of the com- petitors and stressed the impor- tance of being a good com- municator in today's world. spoken. ZAITZEFF ARNONE SOMERLEIGH Barristers & Solicitors 291 South Court Street Thunder Bay, Ontario SPECIALIZING IN FAMILY MATTERS; WILLS. and ESTATES: CRIMINAL AND CIVIL LITIGATION; REAL ESTATE and CORPORATE COMMERCIAL LAW. CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-465-3912 MARYLIN J. ZAITZEFF and DINO DIGIUSEPPE attend weekly office hours Thursdays in Terrace Bay. 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