HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-01-18, Page 50
PETER'CROWE and itan deserveicredit for their
work on the Student Directory., J i11e Foxton, right, was
helpful in the distribution -ot the dtrectoriesa
Kathy Pattison and Susan Underwood in the tuck shop.
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%sloe me to two of our
MUSS press staff Memberti,
Flora ..,and Daphne Nabrotzlcy.
The two Ori extended their holi-
days to travel with tir.family to
Mexico. You can be looking for a
very interestaing, accOunt of their
trip in the near .future.
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The tuck shop has the new Ma-
dill T-ehirto in stock. The T-shirts
have a big laughing mustang on
the front and sell, for a reasonable
42.50.. Also on .sale are school
jackets irenylon and leather. The
nylon jacketi are quilt -lined With
"Madill" or "Mustang' crests
sewn on the back. They sell for
2;i. While you have your 45 cents
out 'for lunch anyway., it's so easy
to pay a visit to the tuck shop.
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We're all very much looking
forward to the big toboggan races
on Friday. There are already 27
teams of at least 16 members plus
a teacher; and probably another
15 or do will register. It will be the
biggest race of the decade.
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Mrs. Tiffin has once again be-
gun her annual appeal for public
speakers. And there's cash in-
volved! Just ask her.
The hold-up man shoved a note
at the bank teller, ordering, "I've
got you covered. Hand :over the
dough in the cage." The teller
scribbled this reply, "Kindly go
to the next window, I'm on my
lunch hour."
Calvin MacL nan( pave Frank, Murray Carter.
Students whoop it up
'inter Carnival week
This is Winter Carnival. Week
at F. E. Madill Secondary School
and special events have been fea-
tired every day of the week ,anti
continue, through Friday,
The week started off with a
special Laurel and Hardy film of
1932 vintage shown in the lounge.
Film buffs may recall the fantous
piano moving scene in this, flick.
On Tuesday it was . Charles
Chaplin in "Easy Street".
Old Movie Classics
A Dracula film of 1922 Nvintage
was set for Wednesday, and in the.
late afternoon the annual "mak
Russ Jones operated the projector for a film on driver
training. .
Wingham Kinsmen Club
will conduct a
HOOSE -TO -HOUSE cANvASS
Tuesday Evening Jan. 30
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Residents of Wingham
will be asked to purchase
ICE MELTER
In 25 Ib. Bags: $4.00 - 100 Ib. Drrvms: $15.25
PROCEEDS FROM THIS PROJECT
will be used to aid in the battle against
CYSTIC FIBROSIS
Goal for 1973 -4500.00
Ice Meller will make life a bit safer
for you - and your dollars
win make Me more hopeful for fibrosis victims.,
hop" was planned for the gym.
Students were to take the after-
noon off Thursday when free
skating was planned at Wingham
arena, plus a "challenging"
game of broombalI between stu-
dents and teachers. F. E. Madill
Ski Touring Club was to travel by
bus to the Shackleton farm for an
fternoon's outing. Refreshments
trteed up in the main hall
oughout the afternoon.
Friday program was to feature
a lunch auction by the gorgeous
gals of the cheerleading squad
when the guys with the bucks get
the babes, or as the program
says: "... have the pleasure of
eating (with the spirited, beautiful
and intelligent cheer leading
squad". Toboggan races were al-
so scheduled, with the Copper
Penny slated to play in the gym
from 2:30 to 3:00. Grand finale is
to be a dance from 9:00 to 12 in
the large gym to the music of the
Cooper • Penny, with refresh-
ments and all, to top off Winter
Carnival Week at the school.
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'Geography -111
'The Geography Club is headed
by Mr. Jury who is a geography
teacher at F.E.M.S.S.
The club has not got, off the
ground yet babas great plans. A
irge rock collection was donated
to the school sometime in the for-
ties,and their tags have long since
worn off. The group would like
any person with knowledge about
rocks to come and help them.
They are planning a little orien-
tation for warmer weather. Any-
one will be"welcome to join in on
this, especially those who do not
belong to the club. The club is
also planning to take slides of
geography class field trips.
Mrs. Campbell came to one of
their meetings and showed some
slides of India. The group is hop-
ing to get other people to do this
as well.
Come and see "where it's at"
r-j'Afir
on Wednesday in activity period
in room 265.
By Lois Fex
Questlaw Wow you Lake to see
girls; taking s. subjects? Do
you'thiK he, mould take thein►?
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Roree>q� HIarth l 9E:' Yeah! .1
dont know. it alt adepends' upon
the kind of slop it is.
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Dan Medley 19R: Nol No! They
can'tt handle it.
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Pam Templeman UN: We can
handle anything!
Paul Swatridge *21I: I don't
care. It'doesn't matter to me. If
they want to then they can:
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Lori Henderson IOD: Yes, they
should be able to take them.
We're as tough as the boys.
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Ann Dabrowski silt: Sure.
When floss in public school, my
best marks were in shops. Let's
see --I made a bowl. You should
have seen me in welding!
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Kathy Guest 11D: I'd love to
get in there with all those .boys.
No seriously—well half -seriously,
I think it would be really interest-
ing to make things.
Wrestling
In a dual wrestling match Lis-
towel defeated Madill 43-20. Indi-
vidualwinners for Madill were
Bob Moir,Joe Cronin, Brian De-
war and Tom Harris.
Due to the ice conditions six
regular wrestlers were absent.
Let us hope that with more con-
ditioning and practice, the wrest-
lers will return to winning ways.
This week the wrestlers will be
at Stratford on Tuesday and St.
1 Marys on Thursday. •
Oh January 11 at St. Marys, the
team score was St. Marys 56;
Madill 26.
Individual winners for Madill:
at 1241bs., Les Smith,.by a pin; at
127 lbs.; Dunc Anderson, by a pin;
lit 168 lbs., Brian Dewar, by a
pin; at 178 lbs., Dave Thomas;by
a pin;, at 97 lbs.,; Dave Heffer, a
draw.
—Bruce Wilbee
F. E. Madifl
defeats Listowel
On Thursday, January 4, the
Madill Junior Mustangs defeated
a strong Listowel team 51-45 in a
very exciting game. It was just a
matter of two or three points dif-
ference throughout the entire
game. Madill showed great bal-
ance on the scoreboard, getting
13 points from Lloyd Vallance, 12
from Keith Raymond., nine from
Kevin Murray, eight from Russ
Jones and seven from Rene Cas-
kanette. For Listowel, MacKen=
zie had 18 points while Dubrick
popped in 15.
Mustang passing looked very
good for the most part, with
d Vallance controlling offen-
siv tactics. On forward; Gord
Black and Rene Caskanette had
an excellent game recovering're-
bounds while Keith Raymond
was continually breaking in the
clear for passing and give -and -go
combinations. All in all, it was a
good total team effort.
For further improvement, we
must now add much more alert-
nessin our zone defence and work
on a more varied offensive ' at-
tack.
The Midget basketball team
also played Thursday but were
defeated by Listowel 40-23 in a
hard-fought game. Leading scor-
er was Mark Tiffin with ten.
SWEET VICTORY
The so-called "Fools of '73" de-
cisively defeated the Wiarton
"Reach for the Top" team by a
130-85 score. Madill's team of
Grade 12 students was led by Bob
Loree; ethers, under the capable
coaching of Mr. Forrest, are
Carol Adams, Jim Fairies, Mardi
Adams and Janice Kieffer. The
game will be seen , on Channel 8
television February 24.
The next game will be against
Collingwood on the 24th of Janu-
ary. Evidently, our team will be
expecting a quicker pace from
this team.
Our very best wishes for con-
tinued good fortune to the team.
Biting the -hand
that feeds
We noted in a small tabloid re-
cently a rather woebegone pair of
characters, long hair, old rags,
establishment -defying peace
symbols, and one is saying to the
other:
"I'll run over and pick up my
unemployment cheque and then
drop off at the university to see
what's holding up my cheque on
the 'federal education grant and
look into my research grant
cheque. You go to the VD clinic
and check nn your tests; then go
to the free health centre and pick
up the food stamps, and slide by
the food market; and then we'll
meet at the Federal BuiNpng at
noon for the mass pick ng of
this whole stinking establish-
ment!"
—Doug Thomson
Bili Aitchison(106 lbs,) and David Heller (96 lbs.). ,•
Madill' Wrestlers, Leslie Smith (120 lbs.) and Duncan .An-
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derson (138 lbs.).
Dunc Anderson practising with Bob Moir, with Roy Bon -
german and Dave Cleland behind.
Jim Doreirrd Ken Hamilton in the lounge.
(We have lost Jim to Ripley.)