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Milk Meet '76
Ninety-two students and teach-
ers travelled to Maple Leaf Gar-
1 •Wdens on Tuesday, November Y, to
"i ,r.► , see Milk Meet — the international
gymnastic meet. Ten countries
• were represented: Japan, Hung -
?a ary, Romania, Switzerland, USA,
West Germany, Great Britian,
Poland, Czechoslavakia and of
course Canada. Each country
was represented by one male and
one female gymnast.
We were all captivated by Can-
ada's female gymnast, the elf-
like F.Ifi Schegel. Elfi is a cute 12
° year did blonde, 4 feet, 5 inches
tall with 69 pounds of determina-
tion. Every time she was intro-
duced the crowd of 16,000 people
would burst into wild applause.
She proved that she is going to be
one of the up and coming stars by
winning the vaulting with the top
score of 9.40.
Her vault was a one -and -a -half
somersault in the pike position.
No one who was there will evey<
forget the look of grim determin-
ation on her face as she raced
down the runway toward the
vaulting box. Elfi also showed us
THE LAST GAME of the football season for Madill was played here on Tuesday, she is going to star on the floor
November 2. In the fourth quarter the score was 6-3 for the Mustangs. As some of the boys exercises by including a double
were playing both offence and defence ,they soon tired and fell to a 16-6 defeat from twist in her floor routine. In this
Stratford Northwestern. event she finished fourth over-all.
Don't let anyone tell you that she
won't be ready for Moscow in
Current Issues ... 1'
Exams The overall ladies' champion
A house n a cornfield was Romania's Teodora Un-
gureanu. In case you have forgot -
It seems incredible that our Often, we as students, wonder wanted to get closer to the land. ten, she won the bronze and silver
first term has slipped by so how others look upon us. just how With this in mind this busjness medal at the Montreal Olympics.
rapidly — and waiting at the end important are we ancjio* opin- man bought a farmer's cornfield Second place went to West Ger-
of each rainbow is our "pot of ions? As a product of today's and built his second home. many's Andrea Bieger. Third,
gold" — Exams. Really, I guess, society, the student can\no longer Cases similar to this one have was awarded to Czechoslovakia.'s
this fall term can be compared to be classed as just a `dumb stu- been witnessed the country over; Anna Pohludkova who was one of
the multicolored spectrum. For dent'; if ever we were, because there have been outcries but in the Montreal Olympic veterans in
some of us it consisted mainly of today perceptive, responsible, most places little or nothing is the meet. Elfi was only twenty
purple representing frustrations, young adults are being churned being done about this situation. points behind for fourth place.
anger with the studies and our- out. Young people are concerned Jn Canada, unlike many other Our pommel horse boys from
selves, and the drudgery of end- with pending current issues and countries, we enjoy an abun- Madill were ecstatic to see Can -
less homework. But also contain- are no longer going to settle with dance of food. We do not have to ada's men representative Philip
ed within, is the rich and shining having the `wool pulled over our beg from our brother and sister Delesae win the pommel horse
yellow band — hew friends, hap- eyes'. We are aware of what is nations, our larders are full and event with a top score of 9.50.
piness, learning — so maybe it going on around us and are al- overflowing, food in,Canada is Philip is a rising star for the
was all worthwhile. ready searching for a caravan of taken for granted. However, this men's team. He is 17 years old
bandages to help heal the frac- situation may come to an end and hails from Victoria. The
The Christmas exams will tures of our system. sooner than many of us dare to pommel horse is his speciality.
come (as reliable as tomorrow's 0-0-0 think. He did very well in the all-round
sunrise) and believe it or not they . Not far from my home a man Many people and businesses, as championship tying for third
will also pass. So from myself has built a house. He comes from .';ll as believing that food is un- place with last year's winner
and the rest of the school page the city where he had, through his limited, also label our Canadian Eberhord Gienger of West Germ -
staff, Good Luck and Keep Shin- business, amassed a small for- farmland as dispersible. The any. Watch for Philip's name
ice' tune. His household was one of most productive areas of our again at France World Champ-
-Joan lux and convenience, count are used for both com- ionshi
Champ -
luxury yet he mercial and residential_ construe- 1980 pin 1978 and at Moscow in
tion, while less arable areas in The men's events were cap -
the• > north and east are diligently tared by the crowd pleasing Koji
• avoided. Good farmland is rapid- Guisheken of Japan. He is 20
HAYES CLOTHING LTD 'y disappearing. years old and won the reamall-Japan
nt.
LTD. � This claiming of farm land for youth gymnastics tournament.
other purposes is of course Second place went to the rep-
Wingham, Ontario nothing new. Since the first resentative from Czechoslovakia,
French explorers built their forts Jiri Tabak.
CLEARAN on the banks of the St. Lawrence All in all, it was a night to pi re
River, this reclamation and membered. Let's hope it inspires
• building has become an on-going our gymnasts to higher things.
process. However, now this pro
•cess has gone too far, consuming JUST A SMILE
Winter Underwea* rtwenty-four acres of farmland Driving to school one morning:
every hour, and pushing farmers Mr. Bakalaar — 'Oh gasp, I do
• Subs, End of Lines, Broken Size es Ran to poorer land in the north and
9 � believe we have a slight malfunc-
east. tion concerning the operation of
Penman that farming becomes an uneco-
No. 27 Fleece Lined Along with decreasing the our four-stroke internal combus-
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• Sbirts Mild Drawers .................. SALE $3.00 ea. • in production, urban sprawl fore Mary — 'It's OK Dad, stay in
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0Mr. Brief tlilwuW Aids mild Drawers . • • • • • $3.00 eo.�;, this. let alone feed ourselves if we Always talking
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• Penmans tberimel eoloared shirts ......... $3:00 ea. those of our children. to set me free.
Not far from my home a city For I am a rebel
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