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•....VIRGINIA. MAYO and the Goldwyn i ' ,
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Brookside Wins School Championship
In Six School Area Field Meet
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On. June Seventeenth', Brookside Wereitied for the championship
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field Meet. The schools involved
were Blyth, Brussels ,; Pelgrave ,
Colborne, Turnberry anq. Brook, -
'side. Athletes could partiCipate
in four events and one relaY.•The
ribbons were red worth five
points blue/Orth three and
. , white worth One.
• The individuarchatnpiOns ‘.'tere
,Junior boys, Marvin Cook from .
belgraye with ten points, runner-
up Jim Taylor from Blyth and •
Hugh Biligsma from BOokside
both with eight points; Junior giffs,
• frencid 'Pollock from Colborne
For the schools , BrOokskle was"
the champion. one.hundred
'and seventY points: Runner-up.
;was Turnberry with one hundred,
and:seventeen points. Next was.
Brusiels with ninety-three , CO17'
borne with.eighty-six, Belgrave:
with sixty seven', and Blyth with
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VISITING TgACI-IERS
'During this week two �T the
teachers. WhO will be teaching
here .ne?ct ,year visited 'our school.
The. names of these two, teachers
are:, Miss Elli,ot'an0 Mr. tiddle..
Miss. Elliot will teach Frenchto
Grades three, four afid.f ive and•
Mr., Liddle will teach a.regular
class... . .
" SURVEY •
•On Triday Junc 1B , Room.
,Eight and ;Roairi Twelve Went to
the buih. .They.measured off ,
One 'square rod and.counted the
number of trees','watched for',
Animal life, 'and noted other
things, After they came back "
they : drew ,the square and the trees.
Inside a nd-wharthey. had -seen. -
The teachers that swent'Were Mr.
Finlayson, • Mr., Cameron and Mr.
with: eighteen points and dinner -
up Barb Aitchison from Br�okside
with nine points; jritermediate •
;boys, Glen MacLean. from
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Brad Aitchi�n; Brookside With, '
ten 'points; Intermediate
:Jariene Pardon,*Brookside with •
thirteen points and runner .Up ,
Kathy McPhee from Colborne with
nine Points. There was a tie for
the Senior boys' champion with , •
• Philip 'BlaCk•from Brookside and
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having sixteen points; Senior girls.
'Jane' MacPherson and Louise
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Color / Cartoon
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tor in.diet *— Robert Rooney
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Assfstant-;-• Beverley-Siniih
*au Barry _MacDonald Be: Mien
THANKS .. • . have often thought -that if the rest
of irs had as midi school spirit as'''',
As a member of 'grade. thirteen,
1 find it hard to believe thAt., ro,,, ishe had, Ripleywouldbe a better.
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There have been many happy ex- 114° thy life When died ,7.4'
periences and sad ones. I ternern f' Part of 01°' die;:itoo
,ber the. first days. in .grade. nine.
The school 'seemed so large and
the.students inithe higher grades
were fearful tyrants. Mr. Albert
:Wylds was the principal then and
he ruled with a stern had but was
understanding and respectable,
Grade eleven was the turning
point in my life. This year•I•was
elected: tothe Student totincilas.
Class'representative. Lynn Clay-
ton taught: me how tOuse.the
scliool...catriera,, As I look back (p-
iny :•experienees•as a'photograp.her;
'sincerely thank him for. getting.
Me interested i.n•this:hobby.1 Grade
,cynshio-Nyors—iNvelve was one of the.g
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WEDNESDAY ONLY se..-
JUNE 30
Comedy - Action - Horror,
Special Holiday Show
years of mylife. It was' an honour
to be electedPresident of the Sttid
ent Council ; My education was
broadened greatlyby worldng,With
the council. The 'students really
put frirrli An F;fr011 to make the
year a siiccess. They co-operat-
ed with the CounciI.4ull.y and were
"CARRY .ON UP THE.•.: • :.1.4 great•• group. young people,
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work with. Asa student bod we
were able to earn enough money
to purchase a Sports TirneclOck.
At.:the beginning ollair summer
'I was confronted with one. of the
sad and. tragic event g which•occtir
-in life . Laurie , Mat Charles* was'
1-forene year,
but iri that short' tirrie we becanie'
This year in grade thirteen, it
has. been a pleasure to sit back
'and watch. the Student' Cauncil,
led by Bryan Boyle, work. As
you can See' frogi this write
tchool have been an important
pa4t five years at Ripley High
part ofMy life. 1 have really
enjoyed myself and have witnes-
sed, many accomplishments . On •
tvonty-first ,,the'students gave Me. ,
rriy reward.. It was a real, honour
to be chosen:King of Ripley Dist-
rict High SchOol. ' The students
have' been so good tof me I can -
riot express;rny appreciation. -
A gp.ecial thanks goes t9 Robert •
prioney•and Beverly Smith who
wrote articles for the paper:.
Barry MacDonald helped a' great
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deal with the phOtographylhis.
year and will assurne the duties'
next -year.. My-v-er-y-s-pedial-thanks
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goes.to'lvlary MadCharles Who •
not only helped with the photog-
aL trend
WhO I never forget. to' the
Lucknow. Sentinel my thanks for
giving us space in the paper. On
closingj wish all of my fellow '
students the•best for the future
and i will never for et the one
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an on Ri.pley pistrict High •
Iniuties Tref �d
.esnhtehuwsaiassams.itunzt. school.
BR6CE AI'TKEN '
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LANGSIDE NEWS.. •
FELL OFF BICYCLE .•
ro" fall from her, brother's bicycle
Winnie Visser had the misfortune
on which
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ed, many ,scratches and bruises.
She was taken to Wingham and
District Hospital for treatment.
FRACTURED WRIST •
• Marty Young.fractured his wrist
at. school while playing soccer.
He Was treated'at the Wingham-
and District Hospital and released.
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at the Langside.Church on Sunday',
June 27th *due, to the anniversary •
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• Mr...and Mrs. Bob Bregman and.
family were Sunday visitors with
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M. and Mrs. JimYoung and. '
'family were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. George 'Young and
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Mr. and Mrs. ViCtor Wybenga
were visitin in the 'conirrittnity
last weel<.
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The..Langside C.O.C.' held its
regular .meeting'Sunday with
Kareri•Young as president. Nancy
de Boer led the group in two num-
bers, "Do it all.for Jesus" and •
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Jean Young told the children a •
couple Legeridg: .The
hymn 'I ani to glad" waslung.
JO-anhe de 1306r receive.d, the
offering and. the prayer was tung.
Mrs. Wybenga led, the children
in prayer.,
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The group practiced their mon-
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The children made littlelgiftt
for Father's Day.
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