The Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-02-22, Page 3Ri
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INTERVIEWER
NTERVIhHER ,
VALERIE $TANLEY
QUESTION: "'What's your u,r
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greate*t,fear "
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LARRY ,REgVbS: "war.
SHEILA OREWSO»: "Deatb.
BRAD GADPE; 'Growing up"
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JANICE WYLDS: "Fait drives
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JUDY MANN; ,° Miss Coutts,!
JIM HAYES "Ditches."
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SUBAN COLLING: "Waith-
ing Rod flirt with other girls."
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MAC ROSS: "Father's dram- •
atic speeches at 3 a, m."
DONNA MALECK; "Rats."
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BRUCE BOYD; "Mrs. Suter's
French exams, falls from great
heights, and spiders." • .
Girls' basketball
SHARON WILLIE
st Thursday the Senior
Gir travelled to Mitchell but
were defeated 19-18 by the Mit-
chell
itchell team..
The girls put up a good fight;
right to the last with• Mitchcll
scoring in,the last ten seconds
of the garde, putting them
ahead by one point.
Top scorers were'Jill Mc-
Pherson.. 16 points, Wendy Ire-
land, and Bonnie Willie with
one point each.
The whole team put ' up a
tremendous fight and are to be
commended on their fine ef-
forts. We are looking for great.
things from our senior team
text year.
BY.JAYNE ENGLISH
On Thursday afternoon the
Junior Girls also travelled to
Mitchell. This was our last
,,game before playoffs.
At the end of half time the
score was 9-6 for Mitchell. .
Wingham started bouncing ther
• and came through with a win.
The score ' was 14-12.
Everyone was very •good that
day and we are very proud of
their comeback even th
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7DOPT BABY
Friends of Mr. -and Mrs.
Chris Worsnop, former Mem-
bers of Ithe
em-bers'.ofllthe W.D.H.S. teaching
staff who are now in Ottawa,
will be pleased to learn that
they have adopted a baby boy,
Christopher John, two weeks
old. '
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This great musical group captivated the
student body__ at 'the recent - L.it meeting.
From the left are Ron McBurney, Brian Mc-
'<ague, Jilin Webster and -David Wallace.
Dorothy Elliott, left, and .Barb White in the skit
presented at the Lit meeting last'week.
they.
Boys 'second, now
in WOSSAspiei
• BY
DON RAE'
On February. 10, the boys
curling•team journeyed to Exe-
ter to take.°part in the Huron
Perth bonspiel» In the first
game they came up against the
home team who won last year's,
Huron Perth. T1ie r proved
once more to be a champipn-
ship team and defeated Wing-
ham by.5 points. .
With first out of reach, the-
boys
heboys went all out to .gain second
and a berth in the WOSSA bons-
piel. Ina close game against
Mitchell they won .by. one point.
Then, in the final game.
they met ,Stratford Central who
had soundly beaten them the
year before. Wingham could-
n't stand a repeat of this per-
formance and trounced Central
11-4.
With second place standings
for the day, the team consisting.
of, skip, Larry McDonald. vice,
Don Rae. second, Paul Tiffin.
and lead, Brian MacKay . will
now travel to the. Ivanhoe Curl-
ing Club in' London for competi-
tion in the WOSSA curlping bons -
pie 1.
. , "'"`l%
ys' basketball
BY DOUG MOWBRAY
We did it! Just as we prow-
ised, we racked up another vie,
tory this year for a marvelous
record of 7 losses and 2 wins.
This was the first game of the
year in which the senior teach
.actually played good basket-
ball as was shown in the . third
quarter when the Wingham
team 'outscored Mitchell by 25
"points. Wingham was quite
constant in the rebounding de-
'partment and_�1 4 throughout
the ga el(Shooting was still
off to but no complaints
were heard this game.
Yes sir, we promised one
win this season and again we
succeeded in fulfilling our
,promise by outjumping, out-
playing and outscoring Mitchell
51-39 in OUR best game of the
season. i
We keep saying, "Well, .
•,tmaybe next year". and `this is "
no exception. Next year with
the coach we let down so often,
Mr. Taylor, we will winjr
.WE WILL TRY HARDER.
JUNIOR BOYS
"Oh no ! " This is what was
heard throughout the Wingham
District High School gallery as
the students watched our juniors
go down to defeat at the hands
• of Mitchell. The Mitchell
juniors play very good basket-
ball as they checked out team
down to a mere 38 points.
Wingham fought hard.to win
but couldn't break through the
Mitchell defence quite often
enough. The score was 61-38.
One sad coach was seen in
Mr. Wilcox as he suffered the •
anguish of every player from
the bench.
The junior team did better
than was' expected this year,
thanks to .scoring acetBill Skinn
and the good .coaching of Mr.
Wilcox. Next year means a •
whole new junior team, „so
good luck, fellas!
WINGHAM GIRLS ARE,
INVITED TO JOIN,A.H
A meeting was held Monday
at the home .of Mrs. Louis Hut
ton to organize the 4-H home-
making club for the project,
The Club Girl Entertains. The
officers are as follows: Presi-
dent, Joanne Marks; secretaty,
everyone takes a turn; treasur-
er, Ruth Be'hnett; press reporter,
Olive Lapp.
Achievement Day will be
May 5. The next .meeting
will be held at ,Mrs. Hutton'
home. All girls 12 to 26 y
of age are welcome,
The world's noted soprano
appeared on the Ted Mulli-
van Showat last'week's Lit
meeting, in the person of
Janice Carter.
Gids-Iose in
curling. spiel.
BY AUDREY COULTES
On Saturday, . February 10th,
the Huron` Perth Curling bons=
.piel was held in Exeter. The
girls'. team from Wingham was:
composed of skip, Gloria Reid; "
vice, Lynda Reavie, second,
Cathy Kaschenko and lead,
Audrey Coultes.
In the, first game'Wingham
only scoredone point and since
Stratford, ,the opponents, ranr
aged to obtain considerably
more points; it turned out to be
a bad "morning for Wingham. ,
After seeing the boys Win®their
second game the girls were det-
ermined' to
et-ermined''to do likewise and we
almost did. but we just missed
tying the game as Exeter beat.-
us 5.4. •
But we were not to be dis- ,
couraged and came back in the
third game to defeat the same
opponents 6-3. ' •
Although we were not the ,
victors of the day we proved
that we are capable of winning
sornetirries, a fact which sgme
people, including our coach,
doubted. ,
PI RA R; Kerry Stucley
Drama Club needs he1pi.rs
BY'DAN FISHER
This year the, Drama Club
is under` the capable direction
of Mr. Munroe and Mr. Mbunt-
ford, assisted by Denise *r-
man and Barb Feagan.
Already two plays havc'been
chosen; one "The pun mann"
is entirely cast but the other
"The latexy" ,,doe* net have ,
enough actors, Several short
people are needed to aft fld+
ren's parts and .a few taller opes
to play, 0149 parts, Students
who would like to help with;
scenery etc.., are welcome alga
if you areinterested In any
way, please come tQ Drama-
by
rama
by W. M. Campbell
your telephone
manager
Have you ever spent .unnecessary, frustrating time
searching around through , stacks of old papers;., coupons
or matchbook covers for a telephone number that you;
wanted to keit-Wand now need? Then, sometimes, if yeui.r.
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