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ly this morning and admitted they were the
individuals at fault.
A good, healthy rivalry between schools is
excellent, and probably necessary for quali-
ty competition, but the rivalry between
Goderich and South Huron has, over the
years, degenerated into a bitter feud that
goes beyond athletics. I believe all of us as
coaches, teachers, fans and competitors
have a responsiblity to end the stupidity. Let
this incident be the last!
Dear editor,
I feel that I must write to the people of
Goderich who no doubt have had their
Negative opinions of South Huron reinforced
by Thursday's football games.
I have determined that 23 of us teachers
were present during most of the junior
game, but none heard any swearing
although many of the cheers, in my opinion,
boarded on the insulting. It appears that
most of the real disturbances centred at one
end of the bleachers.
In talking with many students, two
teachers and four Exeter parents, there ap-
pears to be a case for provocation, but
LET VERS
again, in my view, there is,.no justification
for demonstration of verbal abuse. We have
tried to inculate a tone at South Huron that
centres on mutual respect; unfortunately,
there are moments when the effort seems
wasted, but in spite of that, the students at
South Huron are excellent people. This
observation is supported by the number of
students who came into my office voluntari-
Sincerely
B.F. Shaw
Principal
Fans encounter rude behaviour at game
Dear editor,
On October 16, we attended a football
game at Exeter High School. The fans from
Goderich, mainly parents, with a few
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ing, but were not abusive in their actions.
Both teams played a very competitive and
exciting game, except for one thing. When
the fans from Exeter High School started to
cheer, not all of them, but enough to leave a
bad impression on the. Exeter school, they
were very foul mouthed in comments and
actions. Polite suggestions to tone it down
were met by more swearing and ignorant
Council regrets
rude actions of few
Dear editor,
We, the Student Council of South Huron
D.H.S. in Exeter would like to express our
apologies for the rude behaviour of a few
spectators at the league football game on
Oct. 16 between the Panthers and Vikings in
Exeter.
This type of conduct was unnecessary,
unsportsmanlike, and showed a lack of
responsibility on the part of the individuals
in question.
It is hoped by all, that this was an isolated
incident and will not reoccur in future
games between our respective high schools.
Respectively yours,
S.H.D.H.S.
Student Council
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comments. This continued all during the
junior game and carried on through the
senior game.
It a shame that a group of students can
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otherwise enjoyable game of football, for
the parents and the remaining student body.
As a parent and a fan, I would take my
children to a Goderich home game any time,
-but, my children will not attend an Exeter
e;ame again.
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Mrs. Kiln Pontes
Debbie Brewster
Students apologize for behaviour
Dear editor,
On Thursday, October 16, 1986 Goderich
and South Huron high schools played foot-
ball in Exeter.
With the excitement of the game and the
encouragement of some Goderich fans, we
became abusive to the players and the fans.
Plant produces 13
•Masks •Make Up *Hands
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It may have been a bad year for the
farmers, but in the garden of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Johnstone, Britannia Road,
Goderich, things couldn't have been
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their onion patch.
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Johnstone. 'We had never seen the like of it
before."
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four inches wide and three feet, five inches
We apologize for our language and the im-
pression we created of our school.
Sincerely,
David Rooth
Jason McGrath
Brett Batten
Dan Watson
Bill Stebbins
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tall. It produced 13 lovely pepper squash.
We knew all that rain was good for
something.
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