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IOThe Barrie Examiner Friday Ma I976 North athletes continue to Win in local regional track meets By BONNIE and BRENDA SCOTT Hi Well it sure has been long time since you heard from us last but heres some chit chat for this week First of all the long weekend we had recently had many high school guys out together forming our Barrie Select rugger team The Barrie Select squad played and defeated Yorks team and then went on to play visiting team from England It was fine game indeed but unfortunately the Selects lost but not by much Five of our guys here at North were members of the Barrie Selects and con gratulations to you and the rest as Barries squad had been the toughest competi tion the English team had Ind on tour to that point As to our own schools rug ger teams the senior squad is doing pretty good with tie in competition with Eastview and nice win over Central The juniors have one loss and one win to date and the midgets went down in defeat to Central this week Un fortunately this game can claim its victims as you can see by the guys on crutches the next day But some are more serious and so to Chuck Williamson who is presently in hospital care we hope you get well quick and your friends miss you in Chemistry In the track and field area this year it couldnt be bet ter North has one of the strongest and largest teams it has ever had Our team has already completed in two meets this year which isnt bad considering they were so early in the season The first meet was on April mth at Estview between the Barrie high schools North showed them our strong team as they came out in first place in the meet But at Kingston on the 24th was where it real ly showed Competing against 48 other schools and total of about 3400 athletes the North track and field team collected an amazing 108 points and placed them in very respec table 4th position The boys team and girls team con tributed equally to the int total Many members our team turned in fine er formances highlighte by thefollowing Midget Girls Michelle Etheir lst in 80 hurdles 140 sec Debbie Quail 2nd in 1500 in 3rd in 800 Karen Ford 5th in discus Junior Girls Denise Cadeau 3rd in javelin Leslie Black 4th in 1500 6thin800m Midget Boys Bill Young lst in 100 hurdles 3rd in pole vaulting Scott Johnson 2nd in800m3rdin 400m Senior Boys Rob Campbell 4th in 800 Greg Bell 4th in javelin Open 400 Relay 3rd Rooyakkers McNiece Johnson Campbell Mike Forgrave lst in 200 lst in 400 489 sec new meet record 3rd in 110 hurdles Congratulations to all the team but es ially to Mike Forgrave was the top male athlete of the whole meet Mike is currently in California for month at PreOlympique training mp ere we hope he does well Still regarding sports our tennis team is in the makin and we hope you get out an make it strong one North has provided busy past two wee for many but who we have in mind is the many student teachers who have invaded our dassrooms While they are doing their thing we observe the older more wise ones sitting thinking Now they know what its like DANCE SATURDAY North has dance coming up Saturday featuring Foot in Cold Water It is only $300 per person with stu dent card Come out and sup port it as it is the last dance of this year Congratulations to our ar chery teams who in competi tion this week had the girls take first and the boys second in their divisions Well the senior students have been chatting about the Senior Prom lately and it really isnt very far away lot of help is needed in the preparations especially in rolling up the now tangled mass of ribbon As for the Prom itself it proves to be big success as we are having one of the most sought after bands around Barrie and fine cold buffet Not chicken again this year It costs only $3 per couple and thats pret ty cheap for the same quality elsewhere So heres per sonal invitation from all graduating students to all teachers and students at North to make it something great to remember So come on you guys ask girl to the PrOIn Surely you can depart wrth mere $900 and wear suit and tie for one long night And girls its our chance to wear that ress youve wanted to for so long or get that new one As for other chit chat the seniors latel have been discussing Grade 13 assembly If anyone has really great idea attend the nextmeeting Well that wraps it up for this one until next week have good day And whoever wished for this fine wintery weather its alright if you return it Paul Lepsoe elected student president Bv CHRIS IIOPWOOD Welcome back to the world of Eastview for another week Last week our annual elec tions for the executive posi tions of Students Council were held after week of very good campaigning The candidates for President were Cindy Korpatnicki and Paul Lepsoe for vice president Joanne Walsh and Rick Wehrle for secretary Carol Coffey and Dorthy Tenute Tim Murphy was ac claimed treasurer On Thursday morning two elec tion assemblies were held and our new executive for the year 7677 is composed of Paul Lepsoe President Joanne Walsh viceprsident Carol Coffey secretary and Tim Murphy trasurer Con gratulations to you four were counting on you to work hard for Eastview next year and were sure youll do good job Congratulations also to Cindy Rick and Dor thy for your interest and hard work in making these elections good competitions SPECIAL ISSLE Red Blue and Bold pro duced special election issue which gave each candidate space to outline their ideas and suggestions This was good idea as it gave us something concrete to think about instead of trying to remember bits of speeches Nominations are being held this week for House leaders and these elections will be held around May 19 Nomina tions should be submitted to either borneroom teachers or staff House Leaders Congratulations are due to Art Walker for being chosen as Kiwanis Youthofthe month This is an honor which several Eastview students have been awarded this year and they well deserved it Good going Art The Grade 11 French students who participated in the Ste Foy exchange just finished hosting their FrenchCanadian visitors for few days If Eastview seemed to have grown now you know why If you think this school is crowded now just wait until next year think we should start rooting for fourth highschool for Barrie PLACESIOTH In the provincewide typing contest sponsored by the Business Teachers of On tario Dianne Currie of our school placed tenth in the pros Vince with typing score of 7152 in the junior division and third in the accuracy sec tion of the contest The highest score was only 7996 Way to go Dianne Keep it up Last week our powerful Eastview chess team met their greatest challenge so far this year and came away victorious winning the tour nament between five schools by five points Out team is now number one There is on ly one tourny left to go and Im sure theyll succeed there too Congratulations for terrific season fellas On Saturday April 24th our Track and Field Team participated in meet held at Queens University in Kin ston The competition in clu ed 48 other schools totalling 1700 athletes In midget girls Kim Holden mme in 3rd in the 200 metres with time of 286 seconds and 3rd in the 400 metres with time of 637 secs Both of these events involved 51 athletes The rela team of Susan Skinner Jil Slessor Kell Matheson and Kim Holdyfm was 5th In the jr girls Cathy Bell aced 5th in the 80 metre rdles time 184 secs Tracy Twitchell won first in the shot put with distance 10 metres This throw set school record as well as per sonal best In the javelin Tracy placed 2nd with throw of 3373 metres In the sr girls Nicky Emms placed third in the 100 metres hurdles time184 Barrie residents enter crafts council exhibit From May 25 to 30 at the Frost campus of Sir Sandford Fleming College of Applied Arts and Technology in Lin rkay over 70 Ontario crafts people will be competing in the annual Ontario Crafts Council Central Region arhibition and Critique The list of entries includes Barrie residents Sandra Orr Shirley Poole Barb Robillard Denise Belanger David Dusame Heather Grain er Donald Stuart and Bever ey Neill Three prizes of $300 each an Ontario Crafts Council prize of $100 and Sir Sand ford Fleming College pur chase award of $250 are being dfered The exhibit is in co operation with the college and the Kawartha Arts and Crafts Association Up to 18 pieces reaching the final level of judging will receive regional certificate of merit The top award winning pieces will be displayed at the Canadian National Exhibition and en tered in provincial com petition during Ontario crafts 76 at the Toronto Dominion Centrethisfall Jurors are Nancy Lou Pat terson assistant professor of fine art at Waterloo Univer sity and Vaughn Stewart of St Thomas Mr Stewart is studio potter and an in structor at Fanshawe College in London Coinciding with the craft exhibit is an annual show of faculty and adult student work at Sir Sandford Fleming College which will be opened May 25 at pm by Victoria DISCOUNT Si Lourin of Bristol Fashion Cleaners in the Barrie Plaza wishes to announce another location to he Clean Machine Duckworth and Grove Plozo Tel 7282942 Coin Laundry and Professional Dry Cleaning by Cottyt serve you Cleaners In by 1000 om Coin Laundry Hours out by 500 pm 8000m 1000 pm dayswk Dry Cleaning Hours 800 om 600 pm Mon to Fri 800 am 400 pm Saturday Miss Houston formerly of NuService Cleaners will be happy to serve you Bring in this ad on or befOre May 22 I976 and receive 20 discount on Dry Cleaning Discount does not apply to Suodos Drapes or Repairs The CLEAN MACHINE Duclrvrortll Grove Plaza nay2942 lialiburton MPP John Eakins and continue until May31 For additional information contact Kent Garrett 705 3249144 or Doug Ferguson 703 7346610 TRY EXAMINER WANT ADS PHONE 72804 BAYFIELD MAI 7372391 secs Lynn Slessor won firsts in both the 100 and 200 metres with times of 132 and 272 seconds respectively The latter set meet record The senior relay composed Kelly Matheson Pauline Hickling Cathy Bell and Lynn Slessor placed third In the boys competitions Gord Harris placed sixth in the jr division out of 51 run ners the relay team of Card Harris Dave Quinlan John McMaster and Mike Reid placed fourth Guy Snider Game in third in the shot put with personal best throw of 1395 metres in the sr boys competition Congratulations to all of you for such great efforts and results You really give us something to be proud of RUGBY ACTION Last Thursday in Rugby ac tion our midgets juniors and seniors played against Cann ington The midgets lost $10 the Juniors lost 1210 in tight game and the seniors remained undefeated winn ing 80 Tries were scored by Chris Smalland John Gilbert Are you gambler at heart Do you spend your Saturday nights playing Bingo in front of the tube Nows your chance The GAA is following their tradition of sponsoring an an nual schoolwide Bingo game Bingo cards are on sale at the coat check during lunch periods for 25 cents per excellent quality 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in red ink with question mark under it This Friday Wednesday is returning to Eastview for dance Tickets are the lowest yet this year$250 and the dance starts at nine Get your tickets at the coat check or from any Students Council member Dont forget that Greaser Day is coming up on May 14 next Friday 50s sockhop will be held after school in the caf for an hour Be there or be square Just reminder that The Open Door is still open every Saturday night This is weekly coffeehouse held at Trinity Hall on ollier Street from 800 pm 1200pm It features local and sometimes foreign talent Come and get to know some strangers and listen to some good music Thats all for this week Au evoir CUSTOM MADE URAPEIIIES and BEUSPBEAUS patterns from Canadas finest or drop in to the Studio IlrliiII lor ililWllt illwirv llllll lilllr llllli Wflfiilillwillt kildwri lllllldlw hum mm tii Humour ookwuri lIllll soil lllllltl aim trillion ii ultiipllu IN THE MEWS STUDENTS These Maple Grove Public School students may 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