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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-06-13, Page 26PAGE 1OA—GODERICH SIONA'L:STAR, THURSDAY. -JUNE 1;3, 1974 St, Mary's School Truckond field winners announced *. The students and facu'i v of St. Marv's Separate School en- joyed the fine weather last week when they departed from class and took to the fields of competition. Field Dav comes but once a vear and the students take full advantage Of the relaxed at- mosphere to concentrate their efforts into track and field events. Participation in the competition was excellent and the winners listed below give an indication of the number of students involved in the games. JUNIOR GIRLS' Fifty Yard: Teresa Kovacs, Vicky Beattie, ."Theresa Osborn, Cathy .Bedour: Seventy -Five Yard: ,Teresa Kovacs, Vicky Beattie, Theresa Osborn, Heather Maclnnis; 220 Yard: Teresa Kovacs, Barbara .Conlon, Vicky Beattie, -Judy Gallow; Running Long Jump: Theresa Osborn, Cathy Bedour, Kate' DOoriv, Vicky Beattie. High •Jump: Theresa Osborn, Teresa Kovacs,.' Heather Maclnnis, Judy .Gallow. ' Standing or Triple Jump: Heather Maclnnis, Ann Marie Strickland, Heather Campion, Lisa Varga. Ball Throw: Cathy •Sudvk, Robin MacDonald, Teresa }Kova.cs, •Jacqui Denomme JUNIOR BOYS' 50 Yard: Robert -Jeffrey, Ben Melfick. Mike Wedlock, Roland Lassaline: 5' Yard: Robert -Jeffrey. jimmy O'Neill. Mike Wedlock, Ben Melick - 220 Yard: Robert -Jeffrey. Mike Wedlock, Jimmy O'Neill, Roland Lassaline -Running High Jump: Roland Lassaline, Mike Wedlock. Robert' •Jeffrev,* Paul Bolan. High -Jump: Robert -Jeffrey, Chris Pitres Mike Wedlock, Jimmy O'Neill. Standing , or Triple -Jump: Mike Wedlock, Roland Lassaline, Robert [.-Jeffrey, Ben Melick. i.� Ball Throw: Brent Melick, Robert -Jeffrey, Andrew Mrisse, Mike Wedlock. -INTERMEDIATE GIRLS 75 Yard: Claudette Richard, ,Dinette Richard, Angela Car- ter,,. Shirley -•Jo Pitrie; 100 Yard: Cla.udetfe Richard, Ginette Richard^: Angela Carter, Kim Buchanan: 440 Yard:,Ginette Richards, Angela Carter, Kim Buchanan, Sue Smith. Running Dreg • -Jump: Claudette Richard, Angela Car- ter, Kim Buchanan, Dinette Richard. . High -Jump: Angela Carter, Ginette Richard,. Shirley=.Jo Pitrie, Kim Buchanan. Standing or Triple -Jump: Claudette Richard, Kim Buchanan, Rita Lassaline, Shirley -Jo Pitre. Ball Throw: Angela Carter. -Margaret Conlon, _ Beth Walton, Cvnthia Redmond. INTERMEDIATE BOYS 100 Yard' Bruce Melick; Philip Aubin, Stephen Gallow, Glen Osborn; • 220 Yard: Ted Doherty. Bruce Melick, Stephen Gallow, •Jim Costello: 440 Yard:- -John Koster, Gerry Gaynor, Ron Leddv, Philip Aubin. Running Long •Jump:i Bruce Melick, Glen Osborn, Mark Webb, Stephen Gallow • High Jump Stephen CiallOw, Glen Osborn, Bruce Melick, Ted Doherty Standing -Or Triple Jump Bruce, Melick,- Glen 0, -horn. Gerry Gaynor, Stephen Gallow Ball Throw. Stephen Gallo. Bruce Melick. G.,sero Gaynor. 'Glen Osborn SENIOR GIRLS rJ 75 Yard 'Carolyn .Auhin. Sheila O'Brien, 'I'here,i Cum- mins, Lucie Tura.(cte 2.20 Yard' Carolyn Donna Do.whanicik. .Anne Marie Murphy'; Liic.i I' ir,otte 440 Yard: Carolyn Aubin Ann, Marie Murphy Theresa Cummings, .Ann Marin Lassaline. Running Lona; .Jump There -..1 Cummings, Carol Burn. Sheila O'Brien, Anne Marie Murphy High Jump Carolyn .Auhin Theresa -Cumming. Sheila O':Aien, Lucie Tur Otte Standing or Triple ,,Jump Anne Marie Murphy. Theresa Cummings. Carolyn ,Auhin. Lucie Turcotte Ball Throw She; la O'Brien Marian Melick. Lu, ie Tur, Atte. Brenda Ruth SENIOR BOYS 10') Yard CDa\ t i Bedour Dave • MacKenz;e. Brian •Jacques. Mike Pitre. 10') Yard Dai: ,i Bedour. Philip Las,aline..T:im Doherty, Chris Car' erwt- ar>,0 Yard Jas -quer RI hard. David Bedour,- Chr:-, t',trter. Tom ,Koster Running Long •J i4ap Da•, e ,Bedour. Mike Pi! -re, Phil Lassaline. Tom D',h -rtv High Jump Da\ e Ma Ken- zie, Mike Pitre. 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Carter - The last activity by the student body a't• GDCI prior • to examinations was, the election" of student council officers for next year The students chose Pat Conton. right. as president Dave Ross left. as vice-president: and Brenda Thompson centre as social convener (staff photo) Bruce Mellick. left placed first :n th'ee events second in' two' and third in one to .become the oars n'ermed!ate champ of St Marys P,'e'c Da) C'a4de'te R chard .,yb- woh four evens on he., Nay t7 becc`'n n 'he, girls r -e - mediate iahamp 'sta".pno'ol A word to the wise When it comes to hot water, using it wisely—not wastefully makes good sense. •i n, your hydro „ Top honors in the junior division of the St. Mary's School Field Day went to Robert Jeffrey, boys' „champion, and Theresa Kovacs, girls' champion. Robert placed in the top three in every event he entered and Theresa ended the day with three firsts. one second and one third. 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The counsellor asked thetchildren if any of them had ever moved to. a new school, and what they thought it would feel like if they wer.e.. the strangers. In this way he helped them understand' how the Indian children .would be feeling when they ar- rived. and. the integration proceeded relatively smoothly Community counselling t one of the major roles of your Ontario I-4uman Rights Commission.' -1,61,e, hold seminars., and dis- cussions with police in areas` where there are.communlcation barriers between them and.. mino,r.ity°groups, to heli 'relieve ten- sion and promote mutual understanding: We attend meetings of Immigrants' and native-born minority group to explain to thern both their rights under the legislation • and their responsibilities as citirens of this Province. We also help bring people into contact with local agencies like home -and -school groups, community and government agen- cies, -and f` churches, which are available td help but which "many people don't even know exist. Wherever there's a difficulty -based on race, language, colour _Or creed, the Human Rights Commission is available to generate discussion., and motivate people to develop understanding and re- spect'for the other's point of view Our job .isR,to help bring people together and encourage healthier relationships among all.groups. 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