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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-10-07, Page 14Editorial • By MARY WARBURTON It is to every school's advantage to have some form of media through which the events and ideas of the student body may be ex- pressed. In our school it is the "Guardian" which endeavors to achieve this function, However; this function cannot possibly be achieved if there is no one willing to contribute their services to the paper. There are many students who are willing to make the effort to read the ar- ticles but it's another story when it comes down to actually writing. Upon occasion there must be something on which every student would like to express his or her opinion. Why not do so by writing an article in the "Guardian". There is no obligation to write regularly for the paper, although anyone is welcome to join the staff and contribute weekly if possi- ble. There is a box in the main office in which all articles may be deposited. The "Guardian" assists in uniting the student body through the accounts of current events which occur within the school. It is one method of letting you in on what your fellow students are doing and it serves as a link between students and, the surrounding com- munities. Let's not see our paper die out! Field hockey starts for high school girls TAKING A SHOT — Field hockey has been added to the sports agenda for girls at South Huron District High School this year. Above, Darlene Smith prepares to take a shot in a recent game. Closing in on the right for the locals are Joanne Van Raay and Morag Elliott. Bev Prezcator is the goalie in the background. Up to usual standards Attend plays at Stratford BON 11116. CENTRALIA COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT DIVISION NUTRITION WEEK 1976 The public are cordially invited to attend a lecture-demonstration on current trends in nutrition. PLACE: Middlesex Ha ll LOCATION: Lecture Theatre DATE: Monday, October 18th TIME: 7:30 p.m. I MATERNITY WEAR AT The Separate Shoppe MAIN CORNER, CLINTON 482 -7778 4,NEXT TO CAMPBELL'S MEN'S WEAR) .QPEN 1 6 OPEN 1.6 Utility Grade, up to 12 lbs. (Special low prices on all turkeys) YOUNG TURKEYS lb. 69' Bone in vac pak HALF HAMS lb. $ 1 .39 Schneiders SIZZLERS lb. $ 1.19 BACON ENDS lb. 79' LUNCH MEAT lb. 99' Schneiders 12 oz. 794 Pa9e 14 Times-Advocate, October 7, 1976 of the cast, including Marti Maraden as Miranda, Jack Wetherall as Ferdinand, and Richard Monette as Caliban received a great amount of ap- plause. The audience at this student performance was generally well behaved, which greatly added to the enjoyment of the play. Most of the students from South Huron received excellent seats, and most enjoyed the performance. Friday, September 24, a group of South Huron students attended a performance of "Midsummer's Night Dream" at the renowned Festival Theatre in Stratford. The quality of acting at Stratford is always high and this play was no exception. Theseus, Duke of Athens (Jeremy Brett), and Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons, (Jessica Tandy) will be married in four days. Egeus arrives at the court with his daughter, Hermia (Mia Anderson) furious at her refusal to marry her suitor Demetrius (Richard Par tington) and at her preference for Lys .Ildr. (Nick Mancuso). Theseus comman3;.., liermia to marry Demetrius sin pain of death or entering a convent. ST. MARYS ...Iellburn a, I '<int( re Thorndale Hwy, 2 Tham« .ord ROOF STRUCTURES OF ALL TYPES FARM • RESIBENTIAL• COMMERCIAL P.O. BOX 69, THORNDALE PHONE — THORNDALE 461-0130 LONDON 455-5610 PETER DAVIS 455-8235 THORNDA4E le ROOF & DOO Middlesex County Rd. 27 By SUSAN FEAVER Field hockey is a relatively new sport at South Huron, and as a result the players are often hampered by lack of equipment. Such things as sticks for left- handed players and uniforms for the team are non-,existent, perhaps because the Phys. Ed. department at South Huron has had its budget reduced to an amount that barely covers established sports such as basketball. Because of this, the field hockey team is considering fund- raising effortsIsuch as bake sales and car washes. These events will be made a success by the time and effort spent by the team members themselves and especially by coach Jim Work- man. Tuesday, September 21, South Huron played its first field hockey game of the season. The team tied 0-0 with Parkhill, Wednesday, September 29, the field hockey team lost 2-0 at Medway against a very ex- perienced team. Two goals were scored by South Huron, but they were not credited because of fouls made by Medway just before the ball crossed the goal line, However, on Thursday, Sep- tember 30, the team had its first win of the season, beating Listowel 1-0. The winning goal was scored by Lucy Van Esbroeck during the first half. A strong offense and defense by South Huron kept the ball at the Listowel end during almost the entire game. Some Athenian craftsmen choose roles in a play they hope to present before the Duke and Duchess. Oberon and Titania, rulers of the fairy kingdom, meet in the moonlit forest. Because he is angry with her, Oberon plans to trick Titania into falling in love with some unlikely creature. The lovers enter and Oberon's servant Puck (Tom Kneebone) is instructed to straighten out the lover's entanglement using the love juice of a magic herb. The craftsmen meet in the forest to rehearse their play. Puck bewitches Bottom (Hume Cronyn) and gives him an ass's head. Meanwhile, Oberon has poured love juice in Titania's eyes and when awakened, she falls in love with the ass. Finally, Titania and Bottom are released from their spells and the lovers become correctly matched. Royals statistics Batting Averages Regular Season AB H Barry Baynham 49 31 Dou&Pearson 65 30 Joe O'Rourke 18 7 Terry Bourne 53 Pete Glover 31 Jack Glover 50 Brian Hodgins 41 Bill Farquhar 36 Dennis Bierling 44 Gord Mauer 46 Scott Burton 36 Ron Mason 50 Paul McKnight 42 Jim Pfaff 30 Playoff Batting Averages AB H AVG. Barry Baynham 20 8 .400 Jim Pfaff 18 8 .444 Gord Mauer 9 3 .333 Doug Pearson 37 12 .324 Jack Glover 31 10 .323 Scott Burton 25 8 .320 Brian Hodgins 19 6 .316 .Bill Farquhar 37 10 .270 Terry Bourne 32 8 .250 Dennis Bierling 9 2 .222 Pete Glover 9 2 .222 Ron Mason 23 5 .218 Joe O'Rourke 5 1 .200 Paul McKnight 5 1 .200 Pitching Regular Season W L Brian Hodgins 9 1 7 4 Gord Mauer 0 1 zRon Mason Playoffs w Brian Hodgins 6 (lord Mauer 1 ADAMS NO TRUCK BIDS Bidders aren't exactly falling over each other to acquire the old Exeter arena. To date, no bids* have been received, but two or three people have looked at the old facility. Bidding was less than brisk for the purchase of the town's old dump truck as well, Only one bid was received, it being $150 for the truck and $50 for the box and hoist. Council .this week approved the sale of the truck to Bert Visscher at the tender price submitted. CHUCK STEAKS SWISS STEAKS FRONTS HINDS SIDES AYLMER OUP TIDE SUGAR Maxwell House COFFEE Savarin TV DINNERS PAPER TOWELS ICE CREAM PEAS DINNERS eviii1BAGE BAGS McCain FRENCH FRIES PRODUCE By SUSAN FEAVER Friday, October 1, a group of South Huron students went to the Festival Theatre at Stratford to see "The Tempest." The per- formance was well up to the usual high standards set by Stratford. The play begins with a violent storm caused by Ariel, a spirit in the service of Prospero, a magician who was once the Duke of Milan and had been exiled to an island along with his daughter, Miranda. The crew of the ship, which finally lands on the same island, contains the old Duke's brother, who usurped his brother's title, and the son of the King of Naples, Ferdinand. Ferdinand and Miranda fall in love, and the play ends happily with Prospero regaining his title and pardoning his bother and his wicked ser- vant, Caliban. Humour is injected into the Pay by the performances of two drunken clowns, Stephano and Trinculo, who hatch a bumbling plot with Caliban to overthrow Prospero. They, too, are par- doned by the old Duke. William Mutt's performance as Prospero drew a standing ovation from the audience, while the rest ,10111111M111111111111V-__, THOR ARV& LONDON Elginfield Hwy. 7 < Bryanston Ballymote • 20 10 16 13 11 13 12 9 12 10 5 AVG .633 .462 .389 .377 .323 .320 .317 .306 .295 .261 .250 ,240 .238 .167 L 2 2 Heating & Cooling fC Heating Systems _= of All Types ==. 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