Times-Advocate, 1982-02-03, Page 5May be reduced next year
Winter. Daze proves successful
"Winter Daze", South
Huron's winter carnival, was
termed a success by event
organizers despite it's
ddiita
st ppppointing conclusion,
' "Overall it was really
good, but the dance and
activities were rather an-
ticlimactic," said sudent
council president, Bruce
Shaw. Student council ad-
visor, Wally Webster,
suggested that next years
council may consider
discontinuing the activities
on Saturday and reducing
the carnival to a three day
event.
"On Saturday, many
students have jobs or are
otherwise occupied," he
noted.
Treasurer Dave Wpod-
ward reported that finan-
cially the event was a suc-
cess as the student's council
broke even. "We were
planning to lose some money
and hoping to break even at
best," he said Monday.
Despite a $321 loss on
Saturday's dance, the
council broke even because
of large audiences at the
Mike Mandel performance
and the movie "Airplane".
Catherine "Pitts" Pat=
A GOOD GRIP — Mike Clark at the right was a winner over
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ing Winter Daze at SHDHS. Looking on is Greg Prout.
SCRUBBING PANS — Taking care of dirty dishes after the
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terson was chosen as junior
student of the year at
Saturday evening's award
ceremony. A member of the
gymnastics, crosscountry,
fieldhockey and track teams,
a student council
representative and an
honour student, Patterson
was happy to be the
recipient of the award, but
in her characteristic
modesty she said she felt the
nominees were deserving of
the award as well.
Bruce Shaw in his address
said "They're all model
students, involved in many
facets of school life."
Close to 700 students were
both amazed and amused by
a ninety minute show by
Mike Mandel and Neil
McRae, Wednesday. McRae
impressed the audience with
his memorization of en-
cyclopedia facts- and the
Gregarian calendar as well
as his ability to write and
speak backwards.
Mandel performed a
demonstration of "hyp-
notism" on a group of
audience volunteers in his
part of the show,
Thursday evening's Talent
Show was won by Melanie
Lovell and Jay Alblas with
their rendition of Stevie
Nick's "Leather and Lace."
Second place went to the
"Septic Tanks' for their
rock and roll medley.
Members of the group in-
cluded Drew Hasselback,
Jeff Hohner, Kevin Parsons,
Steve Riddell, Scott Batten,
Dave Delbridge and John
McAllister.
The Plan with Paul Cooper
and Harold Borden captured
third place with the Yard -
birds, "Train Kept a Rollin."
Close to 150 students at-
tended the event.
Games winners during the
week were as follows:
Bahamas Day, best dressed,
George Tomes, Patti
Regier; Snow sculpturing,
Erma WeernInk; snow
piling, The Gators; polar
bear run, Al Rooseboom,
Alice Dietrich; scavenger
hunt, Tracy Verhaeven,
Elaine Vincent, Sherri
Desjardine, Mike Tadgell;
arm wrestling girls under
125 pounds, Wilma Jacobs,
over 125 pound*, Caroline
Degraw, boys under 120
pounds, Dave Rook, 120-150
pounds, Kevin Oke, 150-170
pounds, Jamie Chaffe, 170-
190 pounds, Mike. Clarke, 190
and up, Rick Lindenfield;
bed race; Miss Wild,Donna
Prout.. Steve Riddell, Deb
Taylor, Jeff Rowe; cake
baking, : Frank Martens,
Steve Creces; chocolate pie
eating, John Van Esbroeck;
trikc races, Henry Van-
derburgt.
Senior cage -rally falls
two points short
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The South Huron senior ,
boys' basketball team rallied
from a 10 point third quarter
deficit, but the effort was in
vain as the Panthers were
edged 47-45 by Stratford
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The Panthers were
plagued by poor foulshooting
in the game in which Dave
Woodward led -the Panthers
with 12 points, John Mol had
10 points and Kevin Parsons
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Today, the Panthers will
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The Panthers had an easy
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John Mol led South Huron•
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The team felt the absence
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Friday. Susan McClure was
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was third in his heat and
twelfth overall in the senior
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"The level of competition
was very high. The runners
did as well as could be ex-
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had much speed work," said
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race during Winter Daze events at South Huron District High School.
Small, but enthusiastic
crowd for SHDHS dance
A small but enthusiastic
crowd of close to 150 students
bopped to the music of
Toronto-based band and BB
Gabor at a Saturday night
dance that concluded South
Huron's "Winter Daze".
Gabor, the band's leader
and founder, was impressed
with South . Huron students
who, in his mind seemed
cite willin to have a ood
time. "They start leaping
around as soon as they pick
up a rhythm. It's nice to play
for people that aren't drunk
for a change." he said. The
band has been playing the
bar circuit recently.
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of three starters in the
tournament semi-final as
they were beaten 48-18 by the -
Blue Bombers of Ingersoll.
The Panthers committed 36
turnovers against, Ingersoll's
overpowering press. Brent
Atthill had four points.
The team travels to
Goderich Friday where they,
will try and avenge an
earlier exhibition loss.
Formed in 1978, BB Gabor
found, success in 1979 with
the release of their first
album, which sold 30,000
copies in Canada. The hit
song from the album, "Nyet,
Nyet, Soviet", Which the
band used as a finale to their
performance at South
Huron, is a fervent protest of
the Russian invasion of
Afghanistan. Classified as a
"new wave" group after
their•recording effort, "Girls
of the Future", the groups
mellower second album, has
left some listeners confused.
"It's . definitely a different
sounding - album. It
represents a metamorphasis
in my songwriting style. I
don't like being categorized
as just new -wave", said
Gabor.
Born in Budapest,
Hungary, then eight-year old
Gabor and his family fled to.
London, England during the
Hungarian Revolution of
1956. It was here, as a
teenager in the: early 1960's
that he received his in-
troduction to rock and roll
music. Although he taught
himself how to play guitar,
Gabor received his vocal
training in a church choir.
Gabor, as can be expected,
is very concerned and
sympathetic for the people of
Poland. "It's another round
in a neverending war of
oppression. People have a
right to freedom and as an
artist I have to believe in
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that," he said.
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system is notoriously suc-
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Juniors get
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• "They blew us away in the
third quarter," said Derek
Hippern, after the South
Huron juniors' 59-38 loss to
Stratford Northwestern at
home, Friday. after leading
22-20 at halftime, the Pan-
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thirty point decision to the
Vikings in. an earlier
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Derek Hippern had ten
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The midgets lost their
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Girls volleyball
team in first spot
The South Huron senior
girls volleyball team's five
wins in six games at Thur-
sday's tournament in Clinton
establishes them in first
place in the Huron league
with a 10-4 record. Today the
team travels to Goderich for
the second last tournament
of the regular season. The
scores were as follows–
Goderich, 15-10, 15-9; Madill,
15-8, 15-7; Clinton ,9-15,
Faye Gaiser and Patti
Willis led the Panther's
centre attack that the op-
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Cooper had a 95; per cent ball
handling scor :."rile Cheryl
'Cann had her most con-
sistent tournament of the
season with a 93 per cent
score.
Uninspired play typified
South Huron's games at
home Thursday against
Seaforth. Nevertheless, the
Panthers won 4 of'5 of the
exhibition matches. Poor
blocking and a general lack
of intensity resulted in
sloppily played matches.
Saturday, at a tournament
in Strathroy, the team won 6.
of 10 games they played:
Linda - Mathonia played her
best game this season in the
tournament. Fulop played
everyone on the team in the
tournament so that the
team will be ready for
today regular season
tournament. Four of six
starters will be away on the
ski trip.
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