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13,I,A, TABLE TENNIS
Ripley high school was the host
school to the annual Bruce inte f
scholastic Table Tennis q'ourna
gni. Mr. Brown and Mr. COU1•°
ses were the conveners and wirls
table assistance of Nancy Nlac -
:1(al i they ran the day efficiently.
There were four tables set up in
ihe gym and four games were
played simultaneously. Thanks g
toReg Moore for the use of his
table, -
The four divisions and ,the win-
0g schools were Kincardine ,
Junior Singles; Saugeen, Junior •
Doubles; Kincardine, Senior Sing-
les; Chesley, , Senior Doubles,
Overall winner was Kincardine
followed by Chesley', Sauge CD and
Ripley.
Ripley's Junior Singles entry was
Richard Rooney, who finished sec -
ond in his division., The Senior
Doubles teadtiof Bill. Tra titer and
Bryan Boyle finished third. Elliott
ourtgy_a_s;Senior Boys entry:
tidtG reg Liddle and Bob BissOn-
ette represented the Junior Boys
Allteams enjoyed,a good day
t the tournament.
IT'S SIMPLE IF' YOU LOOK AT IT
RIGHT! ,
EkaminatiOTIS'firrail y=terrnirrated-
EDITOR Beverley Smith.
ASSISTANTS — Bryan Boyle, Sherry Pollock
Barry,MacDonald, Mary MacCharies
EY HI=
late.last week as RDEIS
heaved a sigh of
relief. students
,And now
all are discovering that last min-
ute cramming 'produces , to the
, chemistry dismay of our biology,
and science teacher Mr Ma lhotra
a result like this;
ESS-AY ON ANATOMY
"Your head is kinda of round
and hard and your brain is in it,
and your hair is on it. Your face
is in, front Of your. head where yOu
eat andmakes faces. Your. neck
is what. keeps )our head out of
your collar. Its hard to, keep
clean. Your shoulders are sorta
shelves to hook your suspenders.
Your stummick is something that
if you don't eat enough it hurts .
and spinach don't help none.
Your spine' is always behind you ,
no matter how quick you turn
around: Your arms you .got .to
have to pitCh With and also to
reach the butter.. Your fingers-
stick out of YoUr hinds so you can
throw a curve and add up arith-
metic. Your legs• is what if you
haven't got two of ., you can't get
to first base. Your feet are what
you,run on, arid.your toes are •
what always get stubbed. And
11-iAls7--alr-thete is tO you,- cep't
what's inside you and I ain't, seen,
that yet,"
HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER
Level lour students watched a
taped section of the Heart Is a.
Lonely !hinter starring Alan Arkin
on. March 13. This show was seen
on Twilight Theatre over the
Winghath television station 'the -
'previous week, but studentswere
writing examinations. This show
ties in with:a hook that students
are taking . in an English course.
TIME No SEE
It was a rpleatant surprise ld'see
the. familiar face of Mr. Ab Wylds
hack in the school on Monday ,
Mr, WN, Ids .was supply teadiin,L,
the vario41.s se ie tic QS, I or Mr. Saw
Malhotra'who was ill. We.hope
that W\'-lds-linds this genera- •
tion of pupils as ''eas" to teach
as their parents,'
DRAMA FES7'1VA.1.
On i'riday, Mjatch 1; the ROHS .
Drama Cluh will tra\.1 to Port
Elgin to . participa Cc in the Dra
Festival. They will practise in
the afternobn and then present
their three act coined y' '''A-Feud..
ing. Over Yonder" at. UU p
GoOd Luck Hillbillies I
GIRLS'..HOUSELEAutiE BASKET -
liA LL
Beginning shortly at L1.00. on .
Tuesdays and Thu rsda ys.• w ill be
girls' houseleague• basketball..
.There are six teamscompering for
are di a rfipT6.hihIp
WHITECHURCH
Visitors on the week end with
MrS. 'Lillian 1\1cClenaglian were
--Ted -oelenasta-n-of-1<irelietrei
Mr. and Mrs. Percy McClenaghan
and Gavin of Waterloo and Miss
Mildred McClenaghan of Gocler-
ich. They also attended the
Saunders - McClenaghan wedding
reception held in Lucknow Legion
Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn
spent the .week. end at Guelph with
their daughterAlma, a student at
Guelph University and on Saturday
attended the College Royal.
Mr. and.Mrs. Jim'Taylot Of /
East Wavianosh and Mrs. Robert
Ross were Sundayvisitors with Mr.
Tand—Mr-s. Russ-e1 Ross, - -
Mrs. Jane 'McAllister and Merv-
yn of Culross were Sunday visitors
•with Mr. and Mrs. Earl 'Caslick.
Mr ., and Mrs. Jack Coultes,
Debbie, Kevin and Blaine of -
''Oakville spent the week end, with
'her parents Mr. and Mrs. MerVin
Pipe of Belgrave and with his par-
ents Mr. and Mrs; Albert Coultes
on Sunday. Mr. and Mks. Alex
Craig and Lana alco visited ar.L e.
Coultes home.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Coultes
were Friday evening visitors With
Mr. 'anc10\4rs. Albert Cbultes.
Nit,. and Mrs. Harold Biasing ,
Laurie and Sheena of Neustadt
were, Sunday visitors with Mr. and•
Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Mr. a-ndilr-s,Russe--1--m
were Sunday visitors with his par-
ents Mr. and ,Mrs. Bruce McGuire
of Thornbury.
Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Mrs, Dave
Gibb and Mrs. Russel Chapman-.
_joined the_Senior-Cit-i-zens of
Wingharn on their bus trip on.
Thursday to 'the Ice Capades
in Kitchener.
Garnet Farrier and Harold .
Swatridge of Wingharn were in
Toronto on Wednesday.
Mr: and Mrs. Leroy Rintoul,'
Carol, Kimberley and Debbie of,
Unionville were on a week's holi-
days and visited with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. CordonRintOul,
and her parents Mr. and. Mrs.
Black of Belgravc.
Mr. and Mks. Eldon Emerson,
Darlene, Sharon and Brenda of St,
Catharines were Saturday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Victor<'Emer-
son and spent the week end with
Miss Lila Emerson.
Mn. and Mrs. Lorne Jainieson
of'Belgrave visited Thursday with"
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jamieson. •
Card Party
St, Augustine C. W. L. had
nine tables:in play at their card.
Par-ty
Augustine Parish Hall.
High prizes went to Mrs. Cyril
Coyle and Joe FOran , with conso-
latiOn prizes to Mrs. Jim Finleon
and ferry Heffernan. Door Prize
was won by Mrs. Dan Thomson.
There will be another card
party in two weeks , -Mara 24th.