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It is rt‘grvnable vxtracurricular activities have become a casualty of the ongoing protest by the province's u'achen and tho rvs'ultanl low morale being experienced by many students. Some members of the mgby team returned for an extra year of high school. not for the quality program~ ming they vmuId be receiving in the Classroom. but to play rugby because they believed they had a chance of advam‘ing tn ()l-‘SAA. Rathvr than mmplain about the (‘Xtracurricular activities that haw [wen 1th! m pnstpum-d. \tudt'nu may want tn "flat on tho mmdvl ful nmmrttmittcs they have rniuyvd tn thv pm! as a rmult of tho rnuntlvss unwlhsh hnun tvau‘ht'rx haw ('IHH nuttod tn a vast array of activitu-s with the understanding that at mmc puint thvv will rt‘turn What happcnod m returning for an mum year of high school In earn the credits necessary to graduate high who"! and t-xplnrr mhcr purwits ax a rvsull m aradomit sun‘msos? (Hwn the pllhlk‘ nutch nwt lhl‘ Rc’: ’I'mdu’r protest takes toll. 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Iuhn Wallrnu Dunn-anus lulu/a Pm Imu hum. m (Lmrr Helium Krllv “I’m surprised (Bob) didn't beat cancer into submisginn with a hock - ey stick.” he wrote fmm Florida. From the oldtimcm to the kids in Sumffvilk' (flipper coats. im'llxling Bob's mm grandchildren. thc Mickey community was out in fame. All pan of that Bnbnalinn mowmvm. Hedid.afewtimes Bobwa’sstill fighting cancer for the thitd time when pneumonia took him down. And many of them were out 'l‘uesday to remember the 79-year- old who died last Thursday. Brian Mcliarlanc. the venerable former host of Hockey Night in Canada who moved to Smuffville last year. played with Bob on an NHL nkitimers team. “10 story of Bob's life and death was “we most read smry 1.750 views and counting on our Mchsiu'. thregionrom. from Friday night through Monday. Thank a huge mm] nunnally rewm'd for M“. amna fights and election nights I'll miss Ihe weekly Wants Bob paid in my office. pan of a long tum to rhm‘k up on frivnds and sham mm“ on his next charity gamv. a trip m‘th Sheila and his battle with mnmt Buhnatinn remvmhcn hm Mascm :5 minor nf I ’hc' 5(an Tn’humr Call it Bobnap’on. lawyer, doc- tor, fire chief. mayor. clerk. labourer. Evelybody knew Bob. More than 500 overfilled East- Ridge Church’s sanctuary to hear stirring tributes from Bob's wife. Sheila. their‘daughter. Cindy. and ex- NH!“ PPH‘ (Zonacher Hockey was a large part of Bob's life. The Timmins native would have a 10-year tour of Europe and Great Britain while playing pro. His sister, Betty Hitchen. brought the house down recounting the times she forged notes so Bob could skip school and head’u) the rink. Bob McNeil wasn'! a polilician. celebrity or joiner of commihees. He was a small»lown electrician most of his adult life. Yet. he some- how affected so many peopk from so many walks 0! life. Small-town Bob " made huge impact with hm Mason Off The Top than 11)- m Donna» Anumnmanun Mil"! lazurtn