Judith Sibly

"... schoolgirl who has been fencing for only six months, will be one of the star performersat the big "Sports Prom" at Norwood Oval on January 4. She is 16-year-old Judith Sibly, ofWarra dale. Judith will'-fence an ex hibition match with the State women's foils cham pion, Miss Jo Samuel, at the "Sports'. Prom." Last May, Judith decided she wanted to play a sport different from the usual ones taught at" school. fencing was her first choice. The decision was good. for Judith has the natural ability to be a first-class fencer. Class amused "My classmates were amused when I -started fencing," Judith said. "But now they. are be coming quite interested." Judith joined the Ade laide Fencing. Club and began lessons with the club's honorary coach, Mr. Frank Sheppard. Mr. Sheppard says Judith will go a long way in the fencing world. "She has plenty of stamina and a quick, vigorous style. "Being so young, she has many years'to improve and may be ..."

"... on Tuesday night. Electricity Trust employes re pairing line; blown down at Grange by Wednesday night's storm. * WOODLANDS SCHOLAR- <*> SHIPS Scholarships at Woodlands have been awarded to Judith Sibly, of the Brighton public school, and to Meredith Gill- man and Jennifci Tl'-or/ias. both of Woodlands. T-.ie; diocesan scholarship, open to! girls attending church day; schools, has been won by ..."

"... explain about badues. There Is no charge for them. At the top of the Pen frlends' Column there appears a paragraph which states that we cannot obtain Denfriends overseas. JUDITH SIBLY (W?rrad?le- ?Boxes of colored pencils are prac tically unprocurable BARRfE SCOTT (Aidrate)? Draw- ings lor the page must be in Indian lnfc and must not be traced. JANICE HOLLARD (Granre)? ..."

"... very vute and tall* * * * F cannot go to Fairyland Because I'm not an elf, And I must stay upon this earth, And play, all by myself, Judith Sibly. Diagonal road, Warra dalo.? Lilac Certificate. Birds9 Dialogue f NTE spring morning a tuneful whistle was heard above the twittering of wild birds. R was a canary whistling tor abeer ..."