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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-12-17, Page 16The of E. E.. Madill were (Fiddly awakened Monday= *rmizg by the deafening roar of llliGrade 1$ rushing •on stage_ Although they- may need practicet Eggaying - and ChriMmas Cintoling., the students had trio problem ; and *kg to) Maim Ilooples musk- These student& certainly showed the rest offthe , , body that you can be a rotten &nicer and still enjOy yoursettratt the a .111 not —mminast- mg off worse that they' weren't dancers.. A'shalt was alio presented hy the tuck shop whit Sirgre' Waling het-L:11er hr Santa gar ;4; it ills - the &ray' fit ease the postal strike •had bti shower-mail• Semite- This comical stmt gaate stuctents manly gift ts . for Chenct- _ maw andi ahmaz great look at lade Susie s legs. .010,10 03 Priority programs includ improvements and bank tion at the Wawana Conservation Area near at an estimated cost o campsite development a improvements at the gal Conservation Area near at a cost of about 530,( area development and n dons at the Brussels Co Area at a cost of aboti picnic, road and lands provements at the Galb servation Area near Lis cost of about $6,000; acquisition of flood plai Wingham at a cost 510,000. Mrs. Shieil said son projects may be delayed because of the spending One bright spot in picture is that a project€ erably higher" levy on 1 ity's 29 member mu from its, current $1.77 level will be averted, s In other business, members approved an mileage allowance for and staff to 20 cents a mi current level of 15 cen A move to increase di allowance paid to with hers• by 10 per cent wa Members will continu S25 for full days and $30 which two meetings ar 01.111E1 Mrs- Peter Van children visited for a fe week with her parent Mrs. Lloyd Munch of Visiting with Mr. am McGuire last Monda were Thomas Cuyter MacLeod of Millarton Bradshaw who is from Auckland, New Zealan Mr. and Mrs. Doug boys of Ripley visited with Mr. and Mrs. Os Visiting on Sunday w Mrs. Ron McGuire was Horn of Ripley. Miss liliancock., a glade 9) and ID Science teacher ; wade a Orium"stry tom'„ is• teaching at IF. in heir fourth year.. She went to)• die woimersks o Toronto liar S yens whew She gradimwdl with liter M.SC. and her ri atm../ Weis Waco* diet have to vety far home itt attondi Ihrivenshvi tiecause her hometown is 'le a, ism tire &stint off York. The' high school she attended in her younger yeses vir Rinntyntede : canitione.. whd Invite &Vas L't-:1,,,,/,174', as at teacher can be assured that she Interns what She is milling' anoint.. phaismik inna Satinfi spilt ado • E. Macliilt "School with hasgready imprord this Year.. Assemblies arehetet- organism' di andl Mote aimising Our entertainnienti scointetinta this yearr as comparedl tot die past.' • Nritis Blincettles &mantle is; rem whin& prelates tier Watnt... ealtignift geteinnalky- lass Kan- wickiii very intereshad inoher students and this is why when'youi pass Itterroomt actii,Ast Retied your often see stot.erall students smiled within.. Was Effaiiimick was otterlimurdl sawing she limed French cooking. She is' interested Ina -musk,- especial* the pinnco. Miss •Illanstitellt is somewhat off a h> wean since she enftlys wailing, EOM whit the conthinatiint of staff rePra itsentativ. fur W.E. mom] wadi her work with doesn't firidl much titre too silt and read a. wed hook. Miss Ennineklicis =Mom major obillosophytiflife-. Reenthasiastiir- lietirn ad you earn giant as maim- ,litffereot thing*, as possible... She itas made no creffmle glans Our die &tune- She enitms teaching at E E. Mullin and hopes, to continue teaching -arc Anne Alban- MO 1 t A GIFT • SUBSCRIPT1( THE OCKNOW SENT!" WILL BE APiRECIATED ALL YEAR LONG $8.00 in Canada $10.00 for. Foreign WE WILL SEND A GIFT CARD OR YOU NU TAKE THE CARD TO GIVE PERSONALLY ' 010 INCRINOWIENTINa; LUCKNOWONTARIO livEDNE5DAY« DECEMBI E ..SC1109 News And Views From Students At FL Madill Secondary School Province Forces Major Cut Buck 0 ejects Scheduled By Maitland Conservation Authority In Budges The fftst Itussia-Canada hicley. series hi:QUOIT at fiteling of. pride to) everm Caoacifam. This, is one studines, view off how that series affected Canada.. On as cool Seattember dkry back in 11477Z alitiost all off the twermptwo) rrrilliottt people in Canadal were tuned into; what proved to, he the most exciting hockey game lir the history. off the gameoffitockey. That fite was ittlt between the best Etliv.,!..ers, of Canada's NEM and the hest players, of the Soviet Union-, Not only were the Canadians watching this gamer which-, by the walv. would detetoline who had the better hockey players, Canada, or Ritssitt because they were tied at three wins apiece and as tie each-, lint the itmetimins, English...rattan- ese. Chinese and probably anyone else who had a radio ot-television liecause it was, a world-wide broadcast Never hefine had Canadians, received such/ interna- tional recognition especially beside such a, great world power as, the Yes indeed', it was a time for Canadiansto he mery mud of their count, and most- off them were. Sht, let us go back to; Vancouver and the night Team Canada played the Soviets in thaw- city: Without• and* Canadians were probably ashamed to admil to the world that the • Vancomter people betontotcl to) Camatlit.. after what could' be descralted as the' Most clisguslang' show off poor sportsmanship' and 'letting their tetundham„ Net-only cad they treat the Wistians in a. very ,inhosphable fitshibir„ but they- booed the team that . was tryimg to) go in hockey supremacy-in thetactrilifortrairittap Vicen. everyone makes mistakes.. even Canaria:us, so, he us move on to) jolly- Moscaw• with all its —tattakittin hotelS, with cockroaches in every. room- Well the Caut-ofrow- had Mb for anssica poor spirits, all the detgatling escapade in Vancouver, in . fact. some were probably wondating if it was worth pushing titemselices tia the Until& of pliTsical and mental endurance for these hearties& peopTe„ But the Canadian] people gave Team Canada hack, the coinage- and support it needed to, carry on. When they arrived in Moscow, about three thousand Canadians arrivedi shindy after andd hundred& off thousand sent telegrams wish- ing them hick in the game& to come. the Moscow .atena, on, the night of the eighth and final game. Canadian patriotism was quite evident. amidst the thousands of Rimsitur fans. • A bane Canadian flag was, held high by exuberant fans while all 31.000r fans raised their voices in probably one of the mist praying renditions of our 'national anthem.. 0) Canada. And back, err Canadh all those watching or listening raised their voices also in the singing of their national anthem-. And even as the game wore. clown to the final' minutes no one moved: from his seat. and they were' rewarded. ftu.1. Erendersim's goal in the Cbing seconds of the game set off one of the most thunderous chain reactions- of . whooping and cheering. It went right from St. John's to Vancouver and from the North Dole to the 49th Yes. that moment was probably Canada's proudest moment. and even when Ithinlinf it today, t can still feel that tingle of pride and patriotism run up and. down my spine. Canadian pride. -Ken Reid. 1311 It is the wish and dream of every great mathematician tot leave his in this fietd, and especialt.' to have soniething named after him.. White talking about conics., a certain math class im at certain' room near the student huntge learned the real . story the naming of the "dogen- ' erate" conic- • (lt was named after Kr- Hawkins)) Vinniteris here.. bring'ing with it snow and ice and all the unpleas- antness of winter driving. One (Lma, whose car was stack, on ice, outside the student Ibunge. Omit:lied a sigh of relief when two gallant young gentlemen came to her rescue.. They pushed and they sliswed„ but since they were pushing the car up, a grade.. •two just weren't enough- If only they had one-more body. Sucklmtly they rookedi up) to see a figure, LEI-liaises. jeans and a red T-shirt with a Madill Mustang,' come dashing towards them_ With one fFork of his pow it arms, the car was out, Whit says superman doesn't hear the cries of ,,,0 is Kopas., while talking to students about university applica- dims, encountered a new, event. worth recorirmg in his cliary- Allowing the students to have one great "rinoffr that day. he 'instructed everyone to rip-off the back inforination sheet from the form. and leave all the rest intact. You can imagine the• surprise of one student when he grabbed the form and ripped the pages,. only to' find eight • sheets of paper and carbon ptaper maw* tett:: andi that Cast * 1, 1, i remaining intact. Provincial spending cutbacks mean the Maitland Valley Conser- vation Authority faces major bud- get cuts in 1976, authority mem- bers learned last week. Marlene Shiell, authority secret- ary-treasurer, said the province has ordered conservation authorities to , stash capital projects for next year to 7S per cent of the amount spent this year, while administrative ; most be kept to a two to five per cent increhse over 1975 levels. She told the authority's year-end meeting here the Maitland author- ity's proposed 1976 budget calling for'expenditures of about 5660,000 will have to be redrafted following word of the spending restraints.. The authi • 's 1975 budget showed expenditures of nearly S400,000, Authority' members learned the bad news about provincial finormg at a meeting with the London office of the conservation auth branch of the in trti;o Nlinistry of Natural Resources. Mrs. Shiell said the authority won't learn until early next year what • its actual allonnent of provinciallimds will be "but we'll have to sit down and revise what we've done." Ptovinciat officials' told authority representatives that S9 million in spending planned by conservation authorities in Southwestern Ontar- io) will have to be cut to about 1105 she said. The Maitland Authority can expect to receive about 595,000 for administra. tion in 1976 compared to a budgeted amount of S130',000, she said. The remaining $530.000 of projected expendhures will likely be slashed by about half to meet the provincial guiderme, with major cuts expected in the 'proposed S1t30.000, hind acquisition program. "This is, .a budget we worked on hard and long." authority chairman Sack Grant. of Gads Bill commented.. "It boas like we'll, get a whole lot of nothing.' Land acquisition figures promin- entiv in the authority's plans. My School Daze 1.rd Melt Viet" EADICCKX 110 0.10.:1 • $ 0 :000