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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-10-31, Page 22The Junior girls basketball team had a successful week, winning the two league games they played. Last Tuesday in Clinton the team defeated Central Huron in a high scoring contest 55 -41. Maja Gans had a "hat hand" FEED LOT STARTER $10/TONNE DISCOUNT Maximize the performance of your newly arrived cattle with CO-OP Beef Feedlot Starter Ration By feeding CO-OP Beef Feedlot Starter Ration with Aureo S-100 you'll help get your cattle through their first Critical weeks in your feedlot. CO-OP Beef Feedlot Starter Ration provides everything your cattle need to start gaining weight fast and to combat the stress effects of changing diets, weaning and shipping. And it contains sodium bicarbonate which acts as a buffering agent to improve feed intake and to prevent acidosis (grain overload). Ask your CO-OP representative about the advantages of the CO-OP Beef Feedlot Starter Program...put our total Beef Service to work for you! 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From the left are Bonnie Baynham, Cathy Giffin, Chris Mittelholtz, Karen Ford, Brad Baynham, Patti Shapton, Mike Burke and Judy Webb, T-A photo Girls' basketball teams busy ••••••11004110•110 • 4 • • • • • • • • (except advertised items) • • • othaVe Main St. Exeter fro••••••••••i• ALL THIS WEEK • • Midget gals win WOSSA title WOSSA CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPS — The midget girls from South Huron District High School won the WOSSA cross country championship, Friday. Back, left Catherine Patter- son, Joan Osgood, Susan McClure and Carla Solomon. Front, Mary Lou Rundle, Judy Van Oss and Alice Dietrich. T-A photo Chained Lightning... whatever your woodcutting needs, we have a John Deere Chain Saw right for you. John Deere Chain Saws are highly rated by a leading con- sumer magazine. Drop into our store and choose the model that's just right for you, riot: DIAL 235-1115 BONN DEER E)EXETER WE'RE VERY BIG ON SERVICE. WHITING'S The South Huron District High School midget girls cross country team suc- ceeded in placing first in the WOSSA meet for the first time in a number of years. Despite blowing snow and cold temperatures the girls repeated their performance of a week ago at Huron- Perth. Carla Solomon was the first to cross the finish line for the team in fifth spot. Alice Dietrich came in next in the ninth position with Catherine Patterson following her footsteps in tenth. Joan Osgood com- pleting her best performance of the year was the fourth team member in with a forty third finish. cr scoring 18 points, Lori Brand was close behind sinking 15. Cindy Down kept the boards clear with excellent rebounding and she also managed to pick up 10 points. Faye Gaiser, Leslie Hunter -Duvar and Carrie Sweeney rounded out the scoring. At home last Thursday, the Juniors took an important game from Stratford. Nor- thwestern by a 27 - 18 score. The game was a defensive struggle and neither team had a high lead at any time. Maja Gans sank 8 points and Faye Gaiser put in 7 to lead the scoring. Lori Brand added 6 points. On defence, Cindy Down again played very well and Jackie Hyde who is one of this year's "rookies" showed much improvement in her game. . The Junior and Senior teams play their remaining regular league games at home. On Friday, Seaforth will come and on Monday the visiting teams are from Wingham. Game time is 2:00 pm.P are welcome toar attend. ent s Senior girls The South Huron Senior girls basketball team has had a very heavy schedule Susan McClure, Mary Lou Rundle and Judy Van Oss finished in the top half of the one hundred and sixteen competitors. All girls deserve words of praise for placing first out of 20 different schools, The team heads off for Kingston Friday to compete in the OFSAA championship, The strong team of girls should have *a good chance of placing in the top ten teams at the all-Ontario meet. The Senior boys ended their successful season at WOSSA with a fifth place team finish. In a strong field of runners, Murray Wareing placed 14th and Matt McClure came 21st after ,:s4AA*4 lately and the girls have been equal to the task. The team travelled to Brighton two weeks ago and split their two tournament games. They defeated Lindsay and lost to Pickering. A good lime was had by all however on this the only overnight trip of the season. The girls then defeated Medway D.H.S. 35-24, and the next day travelled to London and lost a very tough game to Catholic Central 43- 31. Two days later they again lost a very tough game, this time a league encounter, to Stratford Central 40-29. This past week the cagers have scored two very im- pressive wins, defeating Central Huron 41.10, and Stratford Northwestern 41- 20. The teams league record now stands at 5-2 with three games remaining, and their overall record stands at 8-10. Heather Riddell and Helen Muller have been con- tributing most of the offence, and very fine defensive performances have been turned in by Heather and Brenda Riddell, Ronalee Bogart, Liz Deters and Julianne MacLean. falling in the last leg of the race. Kevin Easterbrook, Doug Medd, Mike Fleming, Mike Van Raay, Rodney Masnica and Jim R. egier all completed the coldest race of the year. Mike Fleming proved to have his best all time race inspite of the weather, Dorothy Van Esbroeck completed the senior girls course in eleventh place. The rest of the senior team Sue Fleming, Sharon Rundle, Sarah McClure, Suzanne Patterson and Lisa Harnather all contributed to the team's tenth position. The 1979 season was quite successful and 1980 promises Computer course set The computer science night school course is well underway again this year. C.W. Long's class consists of 7 adults from the community and two South Huron students. A cross section of reasons for taking the course was taken at the first class and these range from a new job requirement to help in future potential career. Mr. Long feels that the purpose of the class is to introduce the concept of computers to interested people and to get them used to running them. He also feels that the course is a good way to introduce computers to the people as a valuable timesaving device that almost anyone can operate. It is surprising how many courses in post secon- dary schools require a background in computers. After searching through a few university books I found that even auto mechanics required a computer course as an entrance qualification. So by introducing computers early we can make learning easier later on. to hold, an even brighter future. The season could not have been successful .or as memorable without the hard work and determination of This past Wednesday the Reach for the Top team from South Huron travelled to Wingharti to play. The team, composed of Paul Mc- Auley Kevin Glasgow, Doug Hoffman and Matt McClure faced Chesley Matt McClure is the honouree, Mike Burke, student body president is honouring deserving students 'by posting their picture and a summary of their achiev- ment on the office window. September's honouree was Matt McClure. Matt has been very active this year. He is involved in the newspaper, Reach for the Top, the - zoo, the zoo newsletter, cross country, besides doing well in all his classes. I don't know if there is anything to involve yourself with Matt, but if there is I'm sure you'll find it and do it as well as all of your other activities. Now, foss the second time here is Mike's applause of helpful students for Octobee -They're Karen Ford, Kim McBride, Robyn McLellan.' These girls are typists for the student council. They prepare all correspondence, letters and other important typing duties. They give up class time, often and before school, lunches and the ultimate sacrifice, the oc- casional spare. Without these girls the student council would grind to a shuddering halt instead of being slowed down with paper work. Good job girls. coach Joe Fuiop and Carey Catch, The team would like express their sincere gratitude for their dedication. District High School in the first game. The team demolished Chesley by a score of 175 to 60 with Hoff- man, McClure and Glasgow giving a good offense effort while „McAuley showed good defensive sense by supplying ,unique and somewhat bizarre answer to ensure a win. In the second game, the opposition was supplied by F.E. Madill of Wingham. Although South Huron was down by 60 points at one time the team showed deter- mination by rebounding to win by a score of 200-145. The team therefore advances to the second round where it will face Centre Wellington of Fergus. This game will be played after the March Break with the winner ad- vancing to the CKNX finals the air dates for these games on CKNX channel 8 will be communicated at a later date. • • • • 4 Page 6A Times-Advocate, October 31, 1979 We'll Do the Job Right..n We've Moved Our Office we are now located at our Exeter shop Whatever the project, call on us for Ready-Mix Concrete RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES C. A. &DOWELL LTD. EXETER, ONTARIO Plant: /35-0833 Office: 235-1969 Reach for the top team still reaches Matt McClure • Warehouse Furniture and Appliances Unlimited ( New and Used) • Antiques and Things Main St. Exeter 235-1964- YOU GET THE BEST VALUES ON WE ALL AGREE