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RIDEAU LIONS FOOTBALL The Rideau Lions started the 1980 L.G.S.S.A. football season with the same old problem. We had very few experienced players. There was a good turnout of boys but mostly students from grades 10 and 11. This inexperience showed in the first two games when Rideau lost games to T.I.S.S. 14-6 and B.C.I. 9-7. The B.C.I. loss was on the last play of the game. The third and fourth games of the season were also losses but the scores were not as close. In the fifth game some of the vet- erans on offense and defense came through and Rideau held B.C.I. to a 7-7 tie. We Won the last game of the season against South Grenville High School by a 13â€"0 score. Tom Vickers scored both touchdowns in the victory and Paul Kenny kicked one convert. Saturday, Nov. 1, the Lions travel to Brockville to meet B.C.I. in the semiâ€"finals. If that game is victory for Rideau then Sat. Nov. 8 they will play for the championship (probably in Brockville). I 3; fig R.D.H.S. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM BACK ROW â€" Mr. Harvey, Bob French, Jeff Lemke, Peter Carbino, Gary Berryerre, Aaron Steves, Daryl Wing, Eric Jones. FRONT ROW - Michelle Houghton, Brett Gratton, Paul McCreary, Jeff Hart, Gerry Mainse, Greg Oliver, Jeff Blair. The Rideau Boys Volleyball team played in a league with Athens D.H.S., Sharbot Lake D.H.S. and North Grenville D.H.S. During regular season play the juniors won 9 games out of 24 and finished in 3rd spot behind Sharbot Lake and Athens. As well they played exhibition games against school teams from Perth, Carelton Place and Brockville. Playoffs were held October 22 at North Grenville and the juniors were NORTH LEEDS MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUE SCHEDULE â€"- 1980-81 COMMENCING NOVEMBER 1, 1980 Mon. 5:30-6:30 p.m. â€" Sr. Ringette 6:30â€"7:30 p.m. - Tykes Tues.6:OOâ€"7:OO p.m. â€" Atom 7:00â€"8:00 p.m. - Pee Wee 8:00-9:00 p.m. - Bantam Wed. 6:00-7:00 p.m. â€" Jr. Ringette Thurs. 6-7:00 p.m. â€" Midget & \ Juveniles Sat. 8:00-9:00 a.m. â€" Sr. Ringette 9:00â€"10:00a.m. â€" Tykes lO:00-ll:00a.m. â€" Atoms ll:OO-lZ:OOa.m. â€" Pee Wee 12:00 1:00 p.m. - Bantam 1:00 2:00 p.m. - Midget & ' Juveniles .m. â€" Jr. Ringette â€" Representative Teams O poppy of Flanders, what would you say To Canadians if you could speak today? You have witnessed the battle in war-torn years The carnage, the wounding, the anguish, the tears. What is the message you would impart To a nation with a broken heart? Erioeless freedom do not cast aside But nurture forever the Canadian pride. Each race is a jewel in a nation's crown But understanding and love must abound. Yes, strife is ours - it needs must be For Canada to fulfill its destiny." Dorothy Allen Kemptville, Ont. W defeated by their arch rivals, Athens D.H.S. The juniors had some success early in FRONT ROW - Tracey Miller (Mgr), Carl Simpson, John Jones, Rick Shanks, Bruce Leggett. BACK ROW - Mr. Sharp (Coach), David Fielding, Stuart Fielding, Ian Little, Stephen Sharp, Ian McGregor. Rideau District High School traditionally produces strong volleyball teams that compete in league play and in regional and exhibition tournaments. This year's team again competed successfully for the league championship, completing regular season play in second place. On Wednesday, Oct. 22, the team travelled to North Grenville District High School to take part in the playoffs. In the semiâ€"final, a best-of-five match, Athens deafeated the Rideau crew 12-15, 17â€"15, 15-9, 1-15, 16-14 in a struggle which lasted two and one half hours. Congratu- lations Rideau Seniors, you represented your school proudly both in game play and sportsmanship. GIRL'S BASKETBALL NorthLeeds Minor Hockey The Junior and Senior Lakers have ‘ just reached the mid-point of their and basketball season. The Seniors find Ringétte themselves in first place in the Leeds and Grenville League with a record of SKATE AND HOCKEY EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE six wins and no losses. On October 2# SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1980- and 25, the Seniors played in a tourâ€" nament at Frontenac Secondary School in Kingston, placing 5th out of eight schools. The Rideau girls lost a heart- breaker to the tournament winners, Eastdale of Oshawa, 29-27. The Juniors have yet to win a game, but are looking forward to a better second half under their new coach, Mike Drouillard. Rideau hosts a league tournament on Nov. 13 starting at noon. 9300 a..m. - 1 Pam- WESTPORT ARENA PLEASE BRING ANY EQUIPMENT YOU WISH TO SELL OR TRADE ARTICLES TO BE SOLD SHOULD BE TAGGED INDICATING THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF OWNER AND PRICE