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Before the match it was decided that 5 games instead of the usual 3 would be played. All five games were very closely contested. 'The final result saw - Courtice edge Port Perry 3 games to 2. Win first game 19-11 The junior girls made a very good showing as they defeated General Vanier High School 19 - 11 in their first exhibition game. Bev. Simmonds was high scorer with 19 points, while Suzie Bigglestone scored 17 points. The remainder of the season should provide much tougher competition. (written by Sue Bowden) EASES EISER SFE I FIR NS PER BF EW BS SENATE al DENT TO 4 Cartwright High School hold many activities in September Well, the first month of school is over. Cheer up! There are only eight and a . half more to go. School started with a bang. I've never seen so many de- pressed faces in one building before. But after we elec- ted our Students' Council and heard some of the activities that they had planned for us, everyone began to smile. 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