HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-03-14, Page 14Page 4—The Wingham Advance -`Mimes, Thursday, March 14, 1974
EDITOR: Mary Lynn Ste. Marie
CO.EDITOR: Kate Pattison
New faces
Mr. Wilson has come to our
School to replace Miss Coutts,
who left last Friday, March lst.
He finds it difficult coining in the
middle of the year since the stu-
dents have become adjusted to
one type of teaching and it is hard
for them to change at short
nonce. To him, teaching is an ex-
change of ideas, a situation
where both the teacher and stu-
dent learns. His reception here
has been very warm and friendly
and he likes the students.
He attended the University of
Western Ontario and then taught
in sklch places as Toronto. Mr.
Wilson quit teaching and went
into business for himself. He
, owns three "Sam the Record
Man" stores in London, Sarnia
and Kitchener. Through these
stores he has met with many fa-
mous people, for example: Pink
Floyd, Kenny Rogers and the
First Edition, Alice Cooper, Rol-
ling Stones, Thundermug, Uriah
Heep. His activities have in-
cluded a flight on Mick Jagger's
airplane along with Truman
Capote and other "stars", an all
night party with Alice Cooper, a
very raucous New Year's Eve
party with Major Hoople's
Boarding House. He was present
when Kenny 'Rogers established
his own Pirate Lable recording
company. Besides his dabbling in
'fame he has also raced cars, in
fact he used to own a prize -win
Hing automobile. Reading and
music are his hobbies. His record
collection is very extensive ashe
receives a lot of complimentary
records. He likes rock music and
over the' past year has taught
himself to enjoy classical also.
Mr. • Wilson returned to teach-
ing because that is all he really
wanted to be anyway. He is en-
gaged to be married. Since she re-
_sides in London, he drives to and
from Wingham every day, with
another teacher. We found Mr."
Wilson a very, friendly and
fascinating persolk to talk to and
we hope he remains with ,us a
long time.
—Karen Wilson and
Ann Dabrowski
madill
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The mouse and the elephant
By Gerry Jutzi,13B
They live in houses; side by side
Controlling their estates with
great pride
The pride of owning such good
land
With large %upplies of resources
at hand.
The mouse and the elephant, side
by side
The elephant talks, the mouse
abides
When the elephant speaks, the
mouse agrees
Or the mouse doesn't get his fresh
Swiss cheese.
If the elephant wants a new
swimming pool
He takes the mouse's to keep him
cool
If he wants some more golden
hay
The mouse's hay will save the
day.
Reach for the top
This year's Reach for, the Top
team was composed of Dan New-
ton, Gall Renwick, Jim Pattison,
Jim Welwood and Arthur Gibson
and was under the leadership of
Mr. Forrest.
The first game was played
against the team from Saugeen
(Port Elgin): We put up a good
fight, however it was not good en-
ough. The game ended with a
score of 295 to 165 in favor of'Sau-
geen.
The team then returned to play
against Sacred Heart's team
from Walkerton. The teams were
very evenly matched, but
through a lot of effort (and a.little
luck), F. E, Madill came out on
top of a very close game, With a
score of 160 to 150.
We have 'another game to play
still and are hoping that it turas
out well. In any case, best wishes
to next year's team!
— Gail Renwick
Hikers often, find the 'Chilkoot
Trail to the Yukon more reward-
ing than just a 85 mile walk over
some of the most scenic country
With all the shortages and in . the North. The trail links
a
the
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world crises
in the -Ontario V+ ,
in Yukon Territo and is the same
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You can never. tell .when life ers of '98 who walked to the Klan -
might be worth living again." dike Gold Field.
The elephant needs lots to keep
him alive
While the mouse is small and he
can thrive
But the elephant takes more than
what he needs
To -save for his future starv-
• ing breeds.
The mouse and the elephant, side
by side
The elephant talks, the mouse
abides
When the elephant speaks, the
°•mouse agrees
Or the mouse doesn't get his fresh
Swiss cheese.
The elephant's land is poorly kept
His size has really, really
wrecked
The supply of resources he had in
his land
But he cries out, "Hey Mousey,
send me more of your brand."
And the mouse is still a real
great guy
He'll helpthe elephant whenever
he cries
Although the mouse has over,
looked .
That he's really being overtook
In the future, the elephant is
going to squeeze
The mouse, for his last piece of
fresh Swiss cheese •
And then the mouse will starve
and die
While the elephant takes over the
mouse's pie.
The mouse and the elephant, side
by side
The elephant talks, the• mouse
abides
When •, the elephant speaks, the
mouse agrees
Or the mouse doesn't get his fresh
Swiss cheese.
MIDGET BASKETBALL
The Madill Mustangs midget
boys' basketball team, undelr the
coaching of Mr. Shore, gave. a
quite admirable performance
this year in their season play.
They lost their first three games
to Stratford Northwestern, God-
erich . and Listowel, but came
back . to defeat Clinton, Exeter
and Seaforth in their next three
which was followed ' by a three
game losing streak to Stratford
Central, Mitchell and St. Marys.
In a tournament at Stratford'
Northwestern S.S., the team won
the consolation round. Most un-
proved player was Kevin Good
who scored twenty points in the
tournament. The team's high
scorers were Robin Brent, John
Campbell; Paul Dickson, Ron De
Boer and Kevin Good. Each
game was an improvement over
the previous one, . despite the
score. The team tried hard and
never gave up.
UNIOiR BASKETBALL
a jtairor team with Mr. Sim-
mons as coach, suffered three
They're your slaves
but it's up to us to
feed them"
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No Middle East potentate ever hod more willing or
obedient slaves to serve his every need. Electrically-
potvered tools and appliances are fight at your finger-
tips for almost every household task.
BUT --they simply won't function unless your local Public V410.
Utilities Commission and Ontario Hydro can provide the energy
to turn their wheels or heat their elements. That energy will
flow silently and efficiently into your home or place of business
as. long os --and only as long as --you employ these willing
servants'with good sense.
DON'T waste their supplies of power. --USE ELECTRICITY
WISELY, NOT WASTEFULLY!
Wingham Public Utilities Commission
out-of-town losses in their open-
ing games to Stratford North-
.. western; Goderich and Listowel.
Following. these games, they
came back to win games against
Clinton, Exeter and Seaforth and
finished the year with losses to
Mitchell, Stratford Central and
St. Marys. Top scorers for the
year were Bruce Jermyn, Rick
Jacklin and, Carl Good. The jun-
ior teamplayed well throughout
the season losing several close
games.
RICK CURRAH, lounge manager, keeps the student lounge
so clean that you can't even find a dirty brick.
SENIOR BASKETBALL
• The senior team, like the jun-
iors, lost some very closepgames.
The season opener was lost to
Stratford Northwestern, followed
by losses to Goderich, Listowel,
Clinton, Exeter and Seaforth. The
seniors finally broke their losing .
streak with a win over Mitchell
but lost the next game to Strat-
ford Central. The final • game of "
the season resulted in a victory -
. rj
over the St. Ma s'
for theseniors v r
�ar,y
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We're BillieeIltilbee: 4
'Renee Cas-
kanette and Ray Nicholson. Even
though `the team had few vic-
tories, the team worked hard and
. showed improvement as they ad;
vaned ' through the basketball
season. •
By Cecil de Boer-
BOYS' INTRAMURAL
BASKETBALL
The. champions for the intra-
mural basketball games are:
grade twelve and thirteen, the
Argos; grade eleven, the Stamp
eders; ,grade ten, the Yankees;
grade nine, the Red Wings.
. —By Ray Nicholson
TEACHERS VICTORIOUS
OVER STUDENTS
Last Wednesday March 6, the
teachers answered the challenge
of the grade 11 girls. In a very
close, hard-fought game the
teachers emerged victorious. The
teachers' ' team featured such
MrMrs.as Mrs. Tiffin, Mrs. Shaw,
s. Lobb, Mrs. Wilson, Miss
Murray and Mrs. Hopper. Mrs.
Wilhelm did an excellent job- of
refereeing the game as many
fans watched the girls go down to
defeat.
—By Susan Underwood
MIRROR MOONERS
DONNYBROOK — The second
meet* of the 4-H club, Auburn 2
was field Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. William Empey.
The meeting was opened with the
4-H pledge and Sherry Verbeek
read the minutes of the previous
meeting.
Marie Empey had 'the roll call
which was, "When meeting a
person for the first time, what do
you notice about her or him?"
Some of the iinwers were hair,
personality, hodY, etc.
The next meeting is to be held
in Donnybrdttk United Church,
Monday March 18, at 2 p.m. It
was decided to name the club
"Mirror Moaners", a name sug-
gested by Joyce Chamney. Each
is to take a picture to suit the club
name to the next meeting.
Mrs. Robinson said that there
may be a guest to show hair
styles and other things pertaining
to this project. Mrs. Robinson
brought things to show hos to
look after nails. Pairs were form-
ed to do each other's hands and
Marie Empey asked questions
while members were doing this.
5tUdeflt intErViev':s
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fey Posta WINO 1M$U
thogIssust
t you Wok tbsts
should be a lookor chomp ono it
tooth?
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Caro MM: It'll got the .
rats out!
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Cindy MacDonald 9E: I think agood ideawer have time
to do it on myown time.
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Pst Metcalf 0F: If f ever cher
ed out my locker I'd never be able
to find my books.
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Jeanne ',manias 19E; My locker
is usually neat, but in case it isn't
that would be algood idea.
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Sandy Orden 12F: I feel that all
grade .12's and 13's should get out
an hour early to properly instruct
the grade 9's on how to clean their
lockers. -
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Larry Hayes 12D: We better
try one a year, before one a
month.
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Jim Manna 12D: What does this
have to dowith the price of pea-
nuts in Israel?
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Fred Meier 138: As long as it
isn't during my restful math
class with Doirsy.
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Philip - � ;w+ .13A: wt/o#�y
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` (1101 that the grade alms t.
sly flood a looker clomp.
The students of Drama 401
finally hit the heights of stardom.
On Sautrday, March 2, they ap-
peared en "East of the Sun" on
CKNX.. television. This was their
second appearance.
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On Monday morning, March 4,
there was another fire drill, due
to the lack of order shown in the
last one. This one was conducted
very efficiently.
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