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*set Pannabeckerand
George McVonaW , of Lochalsh
were week -end visitors with
relatives and friends in Galt
and Hespeler.
Six tablas of 14st Heir were
enjoyed on Thursday evening.
The proceeds were for the Light
Fund. High prizes were won by,
Mrs, E.W. Rice and Ray Taylor
with the consolation prizes go.-
ing to Mrs. Ross Errington and
Bill Caesar. , • •
Bill McPherson was able to
have his arm freed from the. •
bandages and sling on Saturday
,after almost five weeks. He
had been caught. in the 'power
takeoff of the tractor. -
Congratulations to ,Mrs. Rosa ,
aroaorlsoraaagoommoovO,—,.-7,1
Thous on sr Mak birthday Oil
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred McQui1t.
lin attended the baptism of
their grandson, Scott Douglas;
son of Rt. and Mrs. Barry Mc-
Qualin in London on Sunday
and visited other relatives-.
FIRST MEETING
GORRIE.-The first meeting
Of the 4.ft Club "The Girl En,
tertains" was held Saturday at
the home of Wits. Wm. Thorn-
ton witir21 girls* present. 0,3417
'are, Thornton demonstrated
Measuring dry ingredients,
Officers elected were Linda
Py'ke,presidenti vice, Joyce
Hamilton secretary. revplving;
pressiikan *own.
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soon stmetTiow—
The George Galbraith tam..
Hy had a'busy tint* last Friday
'when flood water not only sur-
rounded their stabies in Lower
Wingham but kept rising until
it was halfway up the stable
'doors. They bad to evacuate
aeven bore. At the end of
the day they yore in a u
,enjoy the warmth and comfort
of home but the temperature
seemed to seep dropping and
it was discovered about 11 p.m,
that there was no heat from
the furnace becatise of a flood.
ed. baselnento
'Winners in the draw at Cur.
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ries Furniture were Mrs. Eva
Barrisof Fordwich and Mrs,
. Ciectsp Currie, R.R. 5 Wingliam.
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• Mr. Gnay, coach of ,the Mustang wrestling team, took his
two youngsters to last week's match. Mr. Gnay cheered
and hollered but , the children weren't that. irnpressed.
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ustangs
• The home school, fans were,
given an exciting and thrilling,
show Zak Thursday as the Wing'
ham Matmen slipped past the
Goderich'opponents in the lau
match oltheir•,Huron-Perthr,
Conference to take 1 hard.
fought 30-24 victory.
,The fans were gyped out of
the first half of the meet but
what they saw in the heavier gi
weights made .up for the loss.
Goderich has always had
tough team and this year wall
no exception. The Wingham
,Wrestlers haVheir hands full to
squeak by them by -6 pOints.
The Muttangs have been
practising extra hard and extra
long these last weeks, in prep-
aration for the liuron-Perth
Finals to be held.this Saturday. •
Feb. 10 in Listowel. If you
happened to look in the gym
last wek you would probably .
see the men in long underwear,
doing eveiything from skipping
and running to. tossing'4 or
medicine balls around in a
circle. The test of the team
would be sweating off from 3-5 -
pounds on the mats. After •
finding out how tough they
really were, against ,better com-
petition in London one Saturday,
not one of the wrestlers has
complainedt about working otic
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•MEMBEkS OF THE Year Book staff are up
to their ears in details of advertising sales,
layouts and production. Seen at. a recent
meeting are Anne Vath; Melanie HaiTis,
Brian Miller and Miss Srnall.
For Sale
' WANTED
We have a sincere buyer
•who wishes to purchase 200 to
-300 acres of rough land not
necessarily good for farming
purposes, buildings not *stens '
till.
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WINGHAM HOME
•Situated on • large_ lot over-
looking the Maitland River it
a 13fi storey 8 room brick
home having modern kitchen,
living room and laundry room,
3 bedrooms and 4 pc. bath on
second level. Full cement base-
menf with oil furnate. The
• fUll price for this home is only
$7,900. •
ELEGANT WINGHAM HOME
Locited close to schools and
hospital we have 1 lovely.1
storey brick home With anew
addition. The main 'home con-
sists of a modern kitchen,
dining room, living room, den,
new roc ioom measures 14x2$,.
new' 4 pt. bath and 2 pc.
oil ,furnace, all new wiring and
plumbing.. The entire hem* has
been completely renovated and
decorated within the past 3
. years. The new addition con-
sists of a modern 2 bedroom
apartment with electric Mate
Ing worth at least $100 per
month. This is a property that
Is well worth your immediate
consideration. •
CHOICE „, LOCATION
Located on Patrick Street is
a lovely 1% storey home With
attached garage .and paved
drive. • The home consists of
living room 13x19 with fire
place, dining room, , modern
kitchen, 4 'pc. bath, loge rec
room measuring 15x21 and oil
furnace. Thit is a very attrac-
tive home and well worthlour,
consid•ratIon at the full price
of $20,000, With 'a reasonable
down payMent.
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Girls' basketball
BY RiNNAE MCKENZIE
Op, Thursday, •Fehruary 1,
,the girls junior and senior bask-
etball teams from Stratford Nor-
thwestern visited Wingham.
The object of theit. visit was to
beat the Wingham girls but we
fooled them. We beat them.
The junior girls played an
excellent game.. The many
hours of practise could be -seen
in their passes and shots on bas-
ket. The final sc6li -was 15-9
for Wingham with Marion. Wil-
lie being high scorer with 9
points.
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*The senior gills obeyed their
coach for once and got 10 points
in the' first one and one-half
minutes of play. They kept ,
this lead right to the'end. The
final scare was 22-14 for Wing -
ham with Bonnie Willie being
high senior scorer with 12 points.
Both, teams have won three .
out of sevetvgames..
Senior boys'
-basketball
BY KEN SKINN
The senior boys basketball
team travelled to Stratford
Northwestern on Thursday. The
boys played a steady first half
with the score 35-31 in favour
of Stratford: The second half
was a different story as Strat-
ford increased its lead. The
• final score was 63-51. Our
boys have not given up for they
are looking towards the next.
game with hopes of victory.
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Junior boys
basketball
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BY GEORGE LLANCE
After a relatively slow and
sloppy first half the juniors
managed to rant/ and stage a
fine exhibition of teanfwork to
defeat Stratford. Teamwork on
the junior team is' how fast.they
can get the ball to Bill Skinn.
After playing a loose zone
in the first half and losing many
points because of it, they tight-
ened up in the second half and
checked tenaciously to hold
down the taller Stratford club.
If they continue to play as they
did in the last half of this game
they will go all the way this
year.,
The junior boys kire Wing-
ham's'best chance for a basket-
ball championship•this season
so let them know you support
them. Cheering.thet: on you
will find the ever-loyafsenior
boys' basketball team. If you
can't beat them, cheer them!
• Ted Ahara*returned to
school on Tuesday and seemt
to be getting about quite well
on only one,crutch. Ted has
been absent from classrooms
since last October when he was
in a car acCident. ,Welcome
back, Ted. You have plenty
of company .when it comes to
casts, slings and such. This -
year has been a rough one for
WDHS teachers and students.
- On Thursday, February 1 tile
students voted for the Athletic
Council. The following people
were elected: Bryan Forsyth,
Chuck Gibson, Mac Andetion,
Barb White, PatValker, Jill
McPherson, Jane Harrison.
Watch' for the opening4 of
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edge Vikhigs
too hard. There will be a great
show of wrestlinrin.,Listowel
this Saturday so if anyone waits
1 to see the best, be sure to drop
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into the high school forthere
Willy ba matches all day long.
1n the Goderich meet the
indieiticvbidikat. lime90 msa,rws wehorpeinnek4md
his man In 3:30, of thesecond
period, Cameron Anderson at
98:1'0 aorifthe eoflast41e tea's
bestCaput
on
,pinned 'his man in
5
on one of the few good shows in
Lcoandn7 aVhead„Vancedinto the
consolation finals. Keep it up
The next winner was Nell
Gowing at 141 lbs. as he pinned
his man in 1i35 sec, Doug.EI-
lion at 157 lbs. 'pinned bit man
.i•n 4:52 of the last round. Neil-,
and Doug, after emerging from
a losing streak,made a vow t4
takeritghh4tr t tith ehe:w: pe rr k. s at Listowel,
nuoteusg.'oGfthibs°e1a4.astr0tidt183nafter5
minpinned
Pat Melady of Goderich; in-an-
o
The stage was set; Wingham
was leading by One point and it
came to the last match.. An-
chorman Lee McGuire after'
giving his teammates and coach,
heart failure, clinched the
victory with a great pin with
20sec. "left in the match•
Judo Club.
BY DONNA.MALICK
This is the clutes second
year and the number of students
has increased from 6 to 35. On
January 14 we celebrated the '
Japanese New Year andrtwo'
members were promoted to
yellow belt. Donna Malick,
Doug Alcorn and Elaine Carter
were.given pins in honor of
their club spirit and good at- •
tendance.i •
We have had tir*o classes
with the club at Turnberry Cen
tral School which were both -
• interesting and fun. If any
peopleare interegitaVJudik"
but cannot attend the classes at'
Wingham District .High School..
Mr. Robertson• also instructs a
club Tuesday 'nfghts in Goder-
itch.
Pat Walkiv
Kerry Stuckey
in 'hillier
other rna.t.ches that were
Io*tbyiustawhlsl�erwereby
Tem.lohnion at 123 who lost
l0g4 ,de.co; Dori ronin at 16
loot another thriller by a score
of 1.0; at 16$ Aria De erupt
lost a heartbreaker by one point
6-5 as W.•%Pent the round
trying to pin his tired and stall.
lag opponent. Next time, eh
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As
some of you found out
Wlestling, is truly an 'exciting
and tense sport. Two men of
equal weight and skill art a
small square, „fighting with ail
their strength' cart really bring ..
a crowd ro 2 plmult. speaking
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from personal experience the
,cheers from the fans can give,a
persontharlast surge of strength
needed toswin..sO frOrn all the
team ` we say thanks for the sup-
port, keep it up and well try
toprovideyou with.the thrills
so you can really raise the roof;
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Teen Topics
*INTERVIEWER "
ELSA RASMUSSEN
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QUESTION:"What de you
Intend to give your „girlfriend
for Valentine's
McLENNAN "search
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RAY MA7,111ERS I1M: *".A box
of,Cigars."'
0•-0--0"
PAUI., TIFFIN 13B: HoW
•about a portrait of,myself?"
6--0--0
• LARRY BRAY: clieap'
entine. Nothat doesn't soundt
too good. Scissors, 1 guess, to „
cut off her long hair. .,Maybe a •
skidoo;' Her lane- is miles too ."
long:! , •.* .•
TIM BE.ARD*1OB:hI A kiss,
a gre,% big kiss!"•
.DOUG CAMERONI1M;
new car, &Ferrari ..11,
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'NEIL "Nothing'
ART DE VOSi7I'M broke"
KEN MATHER'S. 10C: "Well,.
oh and there.'s .4... -
forget it." °
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Doug Gibson and Pat Meleidy of Goderich provided a good
match in the 183 Ib. class last week. Doug, in plain
trunks, pinned the Goderich wrestler after five minutes
in the -last round.
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