HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-12-23, Page 15* World's smoothest, most dependable Six
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Basketball
In 'Clinton, last Thursday, December
17, a meeting of the physical educa-
tion teachers of the four high schools,
Wingham, Coderich, Clinton and Sea-
forth was held. During the course of
the meeting the basketball schedule
for '54 was drawn, up, with most of
the zames scheduled to be played on
Thursdays and Fridays. The possibil-
ity of night games in Clinton and
Goderich was discussed. It was agreed
that three games would be played at
each contest, the junior boys', girls'
and the senior boys' games.
The first of the games will be play-
ed here on Jan. 21, when Wingham
will be host to Seaforth. The basket-
ball season will end, somewhere
around the last of February, The re-
ferees for the boys' games are to
come from the Clinton Air Force
School.
The 50% rule is still found to be in
force for this season, Under It, a stud-
ent must obtain an average of at least
50% in order to be eligible for partici-
pation in the inter-school games, It
is the hope of the students of W,D.
H.S. that, although we have not as
many upper school players as in other
years, the season for Wingham will
be a successful one.
Hugh Sinnamon
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More Limericks
They say we will have a new school,
But it may beta late April Fool;
Why don't they speed it?
Gosh knows we all need it,
The chicken coop gets mighty cool.
Eleanor Smith.
Wingham
Who hated the !neg. that wonid.
sting!m;
When he gathered the honey
To make some more money
They chased him down street .through-
.out Wingham.
Nico.
There was an old man of Owen Sound
Who swam out to sea till he drowned;
They discovered his frame
Off the .west coast of Maine,
And they just barely managed to re-
cover the body.
Robert Westlake
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AROUND SCHOOL
With the thoughts of approaching
Christmas holidays in our minds, we
students of Wingham Maid High
School haven't been paying too much
attention to our school work lately,
Mr. Woolfrey, for example, discovered
that XIIA students were more inter-
ested in the coming Christmas formal
dance than in history. Of course now
that both the dance and the school
term are over we have a minute or'
two a day to do as we please. One of
the most wonderful things about
school is the joy of holidays. No mat-
ter how studious or Latin-loving a
student is, he or she sooner or later
gets tired of it all and longs for a rest.
Well, kids, this. it iti This. is what we
weredreaming vt all the time we were,
studying for those awful exanis, .and
the many tests we've had since.
The dance 'last night in the Arm,
glides was a great success and every,
ono there had a wonderful time, We
were glad to see SWIM grade 1:‹ faxeS
in the crowd. This 1904 formal *moo
will provide 'us with. happy memories
for years to come.
4Ianuary 4th, kids, have tun,
because for this you have endured
school ..since September.
Catherine Keating
COUNTY HEALTH UNIT
WINDS UP YEAR WITH
DINNER AT CLINTON
Members of the board and staff of
the Huron County Health Unit mark-
ed the final meeting of the year last
Wednesday by a dinner at Hotel Clin-
ton, after which a board meeting was
held.
A vote of appreciation was extended
to Board Chairman Stanley Snyder,
reeve of •Colborne Township and to
Harvey Johnston, reeve of Morris
Township, who are retiring from pub-
lic life this year.
At the board meeting, a report pre-
sented by Miss Norah Cunningham,
supervisor of nursing, showed that
nurses of the unit have made, between
January and November of 1953, a total
of 3,899 home visits.
234 Clinics Held
There were 234 immunization clinics,
where 4,729 inoculations and 1,063 vac-
cinations were given.
Chest and X-ray clinics during the
11 months totaled 49, with an attend-
ance of 842. There were 188 elemen-
tary schools visited by the nurses, at
which 8,259 pupils were examined.
In their school service, th4 nurses
excluded 33 pupils for communicable
conditions; gave special inspections
to 742 new pupils, and 6,415 regular
health inspections, while 5,796 vision
tests were given.
Director of the unit, Dr, R. M. Ald-
is reported that the unit was pleased
to have worked with school boards
throughout Huron County in such
matters as lighting, heating, ventila-
tion, sanitary facilities, correcting
dangerous construction and other
matters,
"As in other lines of progress, co-
operation is the secret of success," he
said.
Peace, GoodzWill
The time tirnwe pear the birth of
Christ;
The moon is hick; the night IS sWl
The Christman bells from hill
hill
Ammer each other in the mist,
Four voices of four hamlets round,
From far and near, on neea0 ant
moor,
Swell out and fail, as if a door
Were shut between line and the sound.
Each voice four changes on the wind,
That nbw dilate, and now decrease,
Peace and good-will, •good.will and
peace, ry
Peace and good-will, to all mankind,
—Tennyson,
Lots of cheer
and jolly good fun
May your holiday be
A Merry one I
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