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Times -Advocate. November 5, 1986 Page 5
Goderich fans criticised, teachers extend appreciation
Dear Sir,
The tables have been turned, it
seems! Not only has the South Huron
senior football squad defeated
Goderich for the Huron -Perth title but
this time also, the Goderich faithful
have little cause for complaint con-
cerning the actions of South Huron
fans. Alas! the reverse is true.
I, a South Huron alumnus was wat-
ching and enjoying the South Huron
romp when a major situation occur-
red in the stands. A few rowdy
Goderich fins began tossing debris on
o some South Huron fans below
them. When some of our South Huron
girls objected, the Goderich lads
began cursing, referring to one girl as
a bitch. When herboyfriend objected
to that, the Goderich lads sent three
of their owmto enforce a little respect.
In the ensuing fight two South Huron
lads stepped in and pulled off two
Goderich idiots to even things up.
When police arrived they pulled the
Goderich "fan" off and dragged the
"fan" away to a waiting police car.
I'd suggest to the ladies who wrote
earlier that at any game, parents will
cheer and some students will swear
but not just anywhere will people at-
tack opposing fans. I feel that Mr.
Shaw should withdraw his apology
and that the Mayor of Goderich and
GETS DOCTORATE — Larry M.
Heaman received his Doctorate
of Philosophy at the spring con-
vocation exercises at McMaster
University, Hamilton. A graduate
of North Middlesex District High
School, Parkhill, he received his
M. Sc. from McMaster bnd his
Honors B. Sc. from University of
Western Ontario. Congratula-
tions and best wishes are extend-
ed to Larry from his parents, Jock
and Janet Heaman, Ailsa Craig,
his wife Janice and son Jonathan,
Oakville. Larry is currently doing
research at the Royal Ontario
Museum,• Toronto.
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the Principal of Goderich District Col-
legiate Institute should publicly
apologize to Mr. Shaw, Derek Hip-
pern and to the rest of the South
Huron following.
Sincerely yours,
Daryl Little
A copy of this letter is being sent to
South Huron District High School,
Goderich Signal Star, Goderich
District Collegiate Institute.
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Dear Editor;
The Ontario Public School
Teachers' Federation - Huron en-
thusiastically wants the residents of
Huron County to know of the tremen-
dous Professional Development Day
held on October 24 in Exeter. The
theme was "Agriculture in the
Classroom". It dealt with the easily
obtained resources available for
teachers to usewith their agricultural-
ly related curriculum topics. Many
commodity groups participated to
answer numerous questins from
teachers wishing current
information.
Jack Wilkinson, representing the
Ontario Federation of Agriculture,
talked of stress on the farm and of
what teachers should be aware and
how they can help their students. A
Huron County bountiful Lunch was
prepared by the Huron South District
Women's Institute to illustrate the
quantity and wide variety of crops
grown by our farming neighbours.
This same group presented four agri-
kits to the Huron County Board of
Education. These materials are ful-
ly prepared to be used in classrooms
and were well received by teachers.
Jack Riddell, Ontario Agriculture
Minister, spoke of the impact
agriculture has on our world and ad-
dessed the challenges facing the far-
ming sector. He did feel there is a
future in farming and felt teachers
should encourage youth to pursue it
as a vocation. The day closed with
comments by Ross Daily from CFPL
TV. He identified consumers' habits
in purchasing their groceries and
challenged teachers with the task of
making our next generation more
aware of the food industry and
becoming informed consumers of
food products.
The teachers federationssupported
and helped organize the day along
with the Huron County Federation of
Agriculture, Huron South District
Women's Institute, Ontario Ministry
of Agriculture and Food -Huron coun-
ty Office and the Huron County Board
of Education. OPSTF-Huron as one of
those sponsors feels special recogni-
tion must be publicly paid to
numerous donors and exhibitors who
made the day so successful. a hearty
thank you is extended to:
Boudria set
as speaker
Don Boudria, Member of the
Federal Parliament for Glengarry -
Prescott -Russell will be the guest
speaker at the Huron -Bruce Federal
Liberal Association Annual dinner
meeting to be held at the Goderich
Township Hall on Thursday,
November 20.
Boudria, presently the Public
Works and Supply and Services critic
for the official opposition, and the
deputy critic of Agriculture, also
holds two other positions within
Liberal Caucus; Chairman of the On-
tario Liberal Caucus and Deputy
Chairman of the Government Opera-
tions Committee.
Boudria has a reputation for his
motivating speaking ability, and the
local Association is very excited
about his participation at the upcom-
ing meeting.
Those who expect to reap the bless-
ings of freedom must undergo the
fatigue of supporting it.
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