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Sports Day Selects 1958 Champions.
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75-yard race, Brenda Voth,
Sharon Cameron, Muriel Reeves;.
broad jump, Elizabeth Manko (7'),
M. ReeveS, Plbby Lunnin; high
jump, Sharon Gilks, C. Cameron,
M. Reeves; ball throw, M. Reeves,
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Margaret Ross, Jeanne Calver,
CHAMPION: Muriel Reeves;
runner-up, Sharon Cameron.
jUVENii.X .BOYS
75-yard race, Michael Hoods.
pith (6 sec.), Denis Pelletier, David
Hatch; broad jump, Ricky Terriol Eight champions were discovered
last week during the sports day
conducted at A/V/M Hugh Camp-
bell Public. School at Adastral
Pa*, RCAF Station Clinton, There
are four sections: senior, inter-
Mediate, junior and juvenile in
the Station competition.
Grand champion of the school
is David Desjardine, who totalled
26 points in the Intermediate Boys
section. Runner-up is Steven Trus-
cott, with 19 points.
SENIOR GIRLS
75-yard race, Meryan Glover,
(12 see,), Theresa Goldsworthy,
Karen Allen; running broad jump,
Karen Allen (13' 2"), Saundra
Pleasance, M. Glover; running
high jump, T. Goldsworthy (3' 6"),
S. Pleasance, Phyllis Pyvie; ball
throw, Jane Wilson (25 yards),
Sandra Demaray, S. Pleasance;
Eat More Cheese
October Is Cheese
Festival Month
The 0/elieber Cheese Festival
will again this year focus 01.Rn-
lion of the nation's housewives
on the high food value of cheese
Outing the centuries since cheese
Was discovered, its reputation and
use as a food has increased. In
Canada the per capita consump-
tion of these had risen to 6.6
pounds by the end of 1957.
One' of the reasons for the in-
creasing popularity of cheese in.
Canada is the fact that more •than
forty: types are now being made
and sold in Canada. The influx
of new Canadians in recent years
and their taste foetheir - natirve
cheese and cheese dishes, and the
growing publicity given foreign.
dishes of all kinds, has created the
Opportunity for manufacturing
many foreign-type cheeses in this
country. Aside from the good
taste ch.aracteristics• of our many
cheeses, modern nutritionists know
a great many reasons why cheese
is important in the' diet. First and
foremost it is the most highly
concentrated of !protein foods and
one' of the most easily digested.
In fact, emperiments have shown
that from 90 to 99 percent of all
cheese, is digested. Cheese, there-
fore, is considered to be among
the best protein foods for young
children, Milk proteins, fat, the
fat soluble vitamins and milk
minerals are the nutrients that
makes cheese no valuable in the
daily diet. One of the interesting
facts about -cheese is that a great
deal of it can be eaten by an in-
dividual in a day without tiring
or jading the appetite.
The October Cheese Festival,
Which is a national event sponsored
by Dairy Farmers of Canada in
co-operation with members of the
National Dalit Counia, can claim
some credit for the -increased con-
sumption of cheese in Canada.
Ei3Qerience ,during the last 8 or 9
Years has shawn.that.consumption
raises sharply in' October and then
sinks slowly over the next 4 mon-
ths and stabilizes at a level. high-
er than that of the previous year.
For instance, the per capita con-
sumption of cheese in 1956 was .2
of a pound below the 1957 level.
Dairy officials are hopeful that
with the wide range! of excellent
cheeses which Canada provides,
that the per capita consumption
twill maintain its steady increase
win 1958.
hop, step and jump, Lorraine
Wood (wr), J, Wilson, K. Al-
Ian; 220-yard race, T. Goldsworthy
(39 sec.), J. Wilson, 5, Pleasance;
shot put, Kaye Carter (7 yds. 2'),
1V1..Glover, J. Wilson; basketball
throw, L, Wood, J, Wilson, .Lynne
Harper,
CHAMPION: Jane Wilson (15
points), runner-up, Theresa Golds-
worthy (13).
SENIOR BOYS
15-yard dash, John Robichaud
(11 see.), D. Williams, Steven Trus-
cott; broad jump, J. Robichaud
(13' 3"), Gary Sutton, ID, Wil-
liams; high jump, George Archi-
bald (4' 3"), G, Sutton, Bryan
Glover; rugby kick, S. Truscott
(135'), Gary Gilks, Siebrand
Wilts; hop, step and jump, A WM.
hams (29' 5"), 5, Truscott, B.
Glover; 2Q0-yard race, J. Robi-
chaud (31.75 see,), P. Williams,
S. Wilts; shot put, S. Truscott
(30' 8"), J. Robichaud, S. Wilts;
pole vault, S. Truscott (7' 1"), G.
Mrs, Gordy Logan.
CHAMPION; Steven Truscott
(19), runner-up, John Robichaud
(18).
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
75-yard race, Sandra Maltby
(10.6 sec.), Louise Nickerson,
Anne Rowland; broad jump, S.
Maltby (10'), Lenora Babcock,
Carol Robichaud; high jump, Gail
Hopaluk (3' 3"), Kathie Cameron,
Hilary Brooks; ball throw, Nina
Archibald (31, yards, 1"), L, Nick-
erson, Janet Hall; hop, step and
jump, Lynn Brown (21' 1")., S.
Maltby) N, Archibald; 220-yard
race, S. Maltby (40.5 see.), L.
Nickerson, Carolyn Langille; shot-
put, L. Brown (V' 4"), 'Tisa John-
Stop, L. Nickerson; basketball,
Corrine Locke, Kathie Cameron)
C. Robichaud.
CHAMPION: Sandra Maltby
(18), runner-up (tied), L. Nicker-
son and L. Brown (10).
INTERMEDIATE BOYS
75-yard race, Roy Paul (10,1
sec,), David Desjardine, Gerald.
Durnin; broad jump, • Donald Wil-
liams (11' 2"), RiChard Cottrell,
Donald Matthew; high jump, R.
Paul (3' 8"), A Desjardine, A
Williams; rugby kick, D. Desjar-
dine (29 yards), R. Cottrell, Dar-
rell Gilks; hop, step and jump, D.
Desjardine (24' 4"), Warren Hath;
erall, D. 220-yard race,
R. Paul (62.9 sec.), Gerald Dur-
nin, Jirri Reynolds; shatput, D.
Desjardine (22' 3"), D. Matthews,
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Richard •Gellatly; pole vault, A
Desjardine.
CHAMPION: David Desjardine
(26), runner-up, Roy Paul (15).
JUNIOR, oints
75-yard race, Debbie Oates (8.25
sec.), Deborah Laister, Datum
Torrance; broad jump, -Sandra
Archibald, Shirley Spilsbury,
Brenda Langille; high lump, D.
Oates, 5, Spilsbury, Louise Stew-
art; ball throw, Pauline Pudden,
S. Spilsbury, Susan Robichaud.
CHAMPION; Debbie Oates,
runner-up, Shirley Spilsbury.
JuNion BOYS
75-yard race, Michael Canivet,
Melvin Rohner, Billy Truscott;
broad jump, Bruce Fairbairn
(9' 5"), Malcolm Cumming, Gary
MacKay; high jump, Frank Scobel
(3' 3"), Brett Dark, Billy Mac-
Kay; rugby kick, F. Scobel (96'),
B. Dark, B. MacKay.
CHAMPION: Frank Scobel;
runner-up, Brett Dark.
(8' 8"), 3.1. H4QC1,5' it11, C4regOW 'Rums; high jump, Hoods] 1t
(2' 10")k. Ra. Terra). fter .$1,votf,
man; rugby kick, Terry - t92'), David, Fyvie, Peter .Cole,
CHAMPION; Michael TI0O481404. runner-up, Ricky Terrio. -
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