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Club News
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The results of the
jinmath-
m n a s
gymnastics
Officially, F. E. Madill stu-
dorsement of the people upon
Activities
{ annual chocolate
tllOnts Degan the
whose doors we knock, the choco-
F.E. Madill hosted a WOSSA
r derive last week. Last Mon-
late bar drive would not be the
There are nine positions open
day, students began knocking on
success it is.
on the activities council. They are
doors and saying "Would you like
The profit made each year
two activities officers, one social
to buy a chocolate bar to support
from selling chocolate bars is one
convener, two social publicity,
F, E. Madill?"
of the major sources of income
managers, ttick shop manager
The price is still it per bar.
for the student council. The
and assistant and two lounge
Every person who spends $1 to
money will be spent on such
managers. The activities of -
buy a chocolate bar helps the stu
things as referees for the school
ricers' duties are to grant points
dent council to raise money to
games, field trips for various
and bars to those people,;who reg.
support the various clubs and ac-
clubs, bars for those participat-
ularly attend a club in our school.
tivities.
ing in sports and activities, and
The social convener's task is to
The student council offers
annual scholarships.
organize dances and other func-
prizes every year to the top
This year's student council has
tions There are going to be two
"chocolate bar sellers" in the
put a lot of work into making this
social conveners this year as op -
school. This gives students an in-
chocolate bar drive a success.
posed to one last year to publicize
centive to sell as many bars as
The community supports the
these social events. The tuck shop
possible — and benefit them-
council by buying the bars. The
manager and assistant have full
selves, and the student council.
students of F. E. Madill owe both
control over goods and prices in
The support of the community
of these groups a "Thank -You!"
the tuck shop. The lounge man -
has always been appreciated.
for all they've done.
agers have the enormous task of
Without the wholehearted en-
—Marjorie Powell
keeping the lounge in order.
Banting. Junior: Andy Heim;
to the winners,l -- ,
—Gordon T. Wray
F. E. Mad i I I hosts
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The results of the
jinmath-
m n a s
gymnastics
c s meet
ematics contest areonce
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more F. E. Madill has done quite
F.E. Madill hosted a WOSSA
Banting; C. Husty, Medway. Jun-
well. Thirty students from F. E.
boys' gymnastics meet for the
ior: Bill Anderson, Stratford Cen-
Madill wrote this contest and the
first time last Wednesday. Strat-
tral; Terry Higgins, Stratford
top five scores were selected for
ford Central was the all-round
Central. Dan McGovern, Strat-
the team score. This year's score
_ champion, winning trophies for
ford Central: "`
of 362.25 was formed from the in -
both their senior and junior
Senior parallels: Walter Farr,
dividual scores of Lori Moir, 77,
teams. Madill had the fourth
Sarnia; Mike Duddy and Bill
Grade 11; Keith Metzger, 76.5,
highest total score.
Rhoads tied. Junior: Andy Heim;
Grade 11; David Housser, 73.5,
A march of the contestants into
Bill Anderson; Terry Higgins and
Grade 10; Tywla Dickson, 67.75,
the gym started things off. After
Maury Seguin, Banting.
Grade 11; Jim Blackwell, 67.5,
Madill's principal R. P. Ritter,Senior
pommels: Bill Rhoads;
Grade 11. With this score F. E.
Madill laced 152 out of 901 and
said a few words of welcome, the
competition started in earnest.
David Ritter, Madill; and Rob
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placed 80th in the province. We
Following are the winners in
Wallis. Junior: Jim Laidlaw, Ma-
dill; Bill Anderson; Steve Mac-'
also placed third out of 19 teams
each event:
koviak, Laurier.
in our zone.
Senior floor exercise: first, Bill
Rhoa
Rhoads_ Stratford Central; se-
RhosMike'
Senior rings: C. Husty and
Along with the members of the
Duddy, Stratford
Mike Duddy; Carl Bondi, Madill.
team, those students achieving
Central; third Jack MacKay,
Junior: Bill Anderson; Jim Laid-
honor results in our zone were:
Banting; Rob Wallis, Banting
law; Terry Higgins and Ken Val-
Sally Levan, Eileen Fischer,
and Tim Blair, Westminister.
star, Stratford Central
,
Karen Richmond, David Cronin
Junior: Scott Thomson, London
Senior 'vaulting: Walter Farr;
and Steven McKay- These are Ex
South; Ron Struke, Banti ng;
Bill Rhoads; Jack MacKay,
y,
cellent results! Congratulations
Andy Heim, Madill.
Banting. Junior: Andy Heim;
to the winners,l -- ,
Senior high bar: Mike Duddy,
Mike Anderson, Laurier; Daren
—Gordon T. Wray
Stratford Central; Rob Wallis,
L'Heureux, Stratford Central.
Valley. This nesting program is
being carried out in cooperation
R. P. RITTER, principal of F. E. Madill Secondary School, presents the team from Strat-
ford Central School with the Junior Boys' Championship Award for placing first in overall
junior competitions. Back row: Dan Vere, Doug Burges, Dan McGovern and Terry
Higgins; front, Mr. Ritter, Daren L'Heureux and Bob Little.
SWEEP program
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Fees for tree planting will be
with a shorter work period
increased next year by the
Authority. Machine planting will
from the province will make it
cost $20 per thousand instead of
The Maitland Valley Conser-
necessary to shorten the work
$15 and for hand planting the new
vation Authority staff has al-
period from 10 to seven weeks.
rate will be $25 instead of the pre -
ready completed most of the
However the same number of
sent $20. Approximately 45,000
planning for this year's SWEEP
students will be hired.
trees will be planted this year.
program, under which students
Some 350 ten to 12 -inch trout
Original planning called for the
will carry out a cleanup of the
t' are being purchased from the
planting of 60,000, but a shortage
mills at Gorrie and Brussels, take
Creek Bank Trout Farm at
of nursery stock forced the
part in the management of the
Elmira and will be placed in the
reduction.
Galbr.0th Conservation Area and
pond at the Falls Reserve Con-
The Land Acquisition Commit -
participate in various other
servation Area in time for the
tee has reported to the Authority
activities throughout the water-
opening of the trout season on
that additional options for 450
shed.
April 24.
acres of land in the Saratoga
Curtailment of funds available
Raymond Gowdy of Gorrie has
Swamp have been approved by
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supervisor at the Falls Reserve
the land owners. Harold Hynd-
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and Garnet Wright, Robert
said that the total purchase will
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cover 900 acres of ecologically
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MIKE DUDDY and Bill Rhoads from Stratford Central School receive the Senior Boys'
Championship Award from F. E. Madill Secondary School principal, Bob Ritter. The
team captured top spot in overall events in the senior division.
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