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Times-Advocate, 1982-02-10, Page 21At SHDHS before Lions dinner favourite Fx ap at school assembly Tuesday, close to 400 about Gary Carter's million economic worth instead of thankful to have the educai- students attended the annual dollar contract agreement, their value to society. "If tion to fall back on. Bouton Sportsmen's Assembly at ('romartie said, "The fact the players don't get it, (the recalled his high school days South Huron for the oppor- that he plays in Canada money) the owners will", as a "miserable es- tunity to hear and in- means that half of that will said Houton. He feels that perience". I was a social terrogate several of the per- go in taxes. I don't think it free agency is a player's _ outcast so to speak. If you're sonalities that would attend will cause dissension on the right and wonders why foot- not happy now, it may come the evening dinner . team. My time (for contract ball players haven't organ's- later in life" he told the Proceeds from the event renewal I is coming up next ed themselves to achieve audience. were used to support crippl- year. after all." this. ed children. Jim Bouton, former He's. brutal. I've never Montreal Expos first Yankee pitcher and author been sick from training until Seniors lose baseman. Warren Cromartie of the controversial book I played for him", said' was the crowd's favourite "Ball Four", feels that it Is Hamilton Tiger Cat closedecision during the recent assembly. unfortunate that players are linebacker John Priestner In response to a question 'paid according to their about the team's coach, "We did everything we Frank Kush. "When you hit wanted to do but win." These all the time in practice, you were the words of Panther get awfully bruised up by the coach Terry O'Rourke after end of the season. Having South Huron was edged 31-27 played both. in the NFL, by Goderich Vikings in a Baltimore Colts, and now defensively -oriented stru- with the Tiger Cats of the ('FL. Preistner says that he prefers the Canadian game because of the larger field. The only difference between the players in the two leagues... according to Preistner, is' the promotion they received from large advertisers. Both Bouton and harness racer Dr. John Hayes 'had words of advice for the students. Hayes, who is a veterinarian, says he is A BOUTON AUTOGRAPH Scott Russell gets and autograph from Jim Bouton during a recess of Tuesday's ExeterLions Sportsmen's Dinner. T -A photo STUDENT COUNCIL AT DINNER - The South Huron District High School student council.'was represented at Tuesday's Sportsmen's dinner by president\Bruce Shaw. Above, Shaw talks with John Priestner of the Hamilton Tiger Cats. T -A photo Specials Abound during TROPIC DAYS Feb. 13-28 Exotic Foods in our Garden Restaurant Valentine's Day • for the 1st 100 ladies free roses Drdw for a free week -end at Wheels Inn Ask about our daily program during tropic clays I/ 76 Swain Green Houses corner Hwy 3 & 76 K 3 at the heart of Eagle Phone 768-1116 Ski clinic at centre A cross country ski clinic will be held at the South Huron Recreation Centre, Thursday, February 8. This clinic Is geared for beginner skiers so don't be shy. Instructors will cover the proper clothing to wear, equipment selection, tips on how to wax skis and outdoor instruction is available. Skis will be on hand but br- ing your own if you have them. Everyone is welcome and the clinic will be free of charge to participants. The sessions will be ap- proximately two hours In length running at 2 p.m. and another -at 6:30 p.m. Bring your neighbours. Juniors need more playing The junior volleyball team won- only one of its four genies, Wednesday at a tournament in Goderich. "What we need is a lot more playing time. Our inex- perience is really hurting us," said South Huron coach Pat Rowe about her team that has only two returnees from last year. Today the team will try and break its slump and improve its .6-12 season record when it hosts the final Huron league tournament today at 1:00. Charlene Verbeek con-- tinues to provide the back- bone for the team, while Kendra Arthur has shown - herself to be the most con- sistent of the grade nine players. Diane Willis and Andrea Pearce have shown marked improvement in the last week, according. to Rowe. Plan dance for Valentine's South Huron student coun- cil social convener, Joanne Malone has announced plans for a Valentines -Sadie Hawkins Dance, this Friday with music by Party Souhd Ltd.. a London-based disc jockey service. The music begins at 8:30 and admission is $2. v ABATTOIR Mi MEAT MARKET NWT $3 - 3'h IIILES EAST Of EXETER PHONE 235-1123 Sides of Beef lb. $ 1.49 Hinds of Beef Ib $1.79 Fronts of Beef Ib. $1.29 Sides of Pork lb. 99t OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. FRIDAYS UNTIL 9 P.M. • Retail Section Closed Tuesdays • Ask about our Freezer Orders Prices in effect Feb. 10 to 14 Try Us For CUSTOM KILLING PROCESSING • KILL DAY - TUESDAYS • Our Speciality - Home Cured and Smoked Meats Processed exactly the way you like it "FROM OUR FAMILY TO YOUR TABLE" ggle, Friday in Goderich. The mention of Goderich continues to create bad memories for O'Rourke. The Vikings are the only team In the Huron -Perth Conference he hasn't defeated in his eight year stint at South Huron. Last year, the seniors dropped a 40-38 homecourt overtime decision to Goderich. The Panthers' im- penetrable zone defense worked to limit Goderich's potent and quick offence. 'Goderich led 20-19 at the three-quarter mark but dismal foul shooting proved to be the Panthers' nemesis once again as they shot a mediocre fifty percent at the charity line. "We pretty well have to win our next three games to make . the playoffs," said. ()Rourke. Those last three contests include a road game against a powerful Listowel squad. South Huron takes a 3-4 record Into Friday's home game. against Marys. Quiz team back to work South Huron's Reach for the Top team resumes ac- tion tonight when they face Saugeen District Secondary School of Port Elgin in a quarterfinal game to the taped at CKNX television in Wingham. The quartet of Bryan Beer. Dave Creery, ,'Kevin Glasgow and Matt McClure have finished a month and a half of intense practise in preparation for the station playdown. "If they're not ready now, they never will be." said team coach Bill Johnston. Times -Advocate, February 10, 1982 Pogo 21 Annuity Shopping and Placement Service (over 35 life and trust companies routinely checked) • for maturing "RRSP's • for Income Averaging Annuities RRS Plans BALL SCRAMBLE — John Mol of the South Huron senior Panthers goes up fnr n brill in n recent Huron -Perth game. Team-mates in the dark uniforms are Bruce Berg and Kr•v;n Pnr• sons. At South Huron Satiricalplayon � ns The 8300 cost of the production -was subsidized The evolution of unions and organized labour in Canada was the subject of an amusing, satirical and educational mime production presented to 200 senior history and theatre arts students at South Huron District High School, Monday. The hour long play, presented by a touring group of actors from Toronto Mime Unlimited, examined labour activity in Canada from the turn of the century to the present. Through their vivid por- trayals of working class people, the actors, with the assistance of appropriate sound effects and an ac- companying slide presen- tation, communicated the major events in Canada's labour history: Coal mine cave-ins in the mountains. The Winnipeg,General Strike in 1919, the formationof the CCF in 1932 and the amalgamatiod of the Trades Labour Congress and the Canadian Congress of Labour in 1956 to form the Canadian Labour Congress. Conceived by it's director Ron East, also of Mime Unlimited, the play made a tour of Western Canada prior. to its present Ontario tour. • ON THE WAY — Derek Hippern of South Huron shows his ball handling ability during a recent game against Madill of Wingham. Senior girls win without regulars The South Huron senior girls volleyball team, minus four of its six starters, won three of four games at a regular season tournament, Wednesday, in Goderich to strengthen the teams hold on first place prior to the final regular season. tournament, today, in Exeter, starting at 1:00. The seven members that played registered 15-12, 15-0 counts against cellar - dwelling Clinton and 15-11, 11-15 scores against the second place Goderich team. "They played superbly," said coach Joe Fulop, who plans to stick with the new . starting alignment as long as they continue to have suc- cess. "They deserve it," he said. Joan Cooper continued to show her varied talents as r'`she moved from her setting position to the weakside in the tournament. Lori Brand and Ronnalee Bogaft both registered ball- , handling all•ihandling percentages in ' excess of 90 percent as the team increased its record to 13-5. Lisa Miller came off the bench to play well at the setter position. by the Huron County Board of Education. School ski trip Some 66 persons answered the roll call Monday morning at South Huron a little stiff, but otherwise no . worse for wear, after the ski trip to Collingwood, Wednesday, Thursday' and Friday. Both Dave Newton and Casey Cook, the teacher chaperones on the trip were impressed by the student behaviour on the trip. "They're the best bunch we've ever had. I think it's a Hippern leads with 24 points - Star forward, Derek Hippern had 24 points, in- cluding ncluding 15 in the first half as the South Huron junior basketball team edged Madill 48-43 at home, Wednesday. The Panthers record dropped to 5-2 when they were defeated 40-31 in Goderich, Friday. The team hosts St. Marys, Friday. "We missed 18 foul shots and that was the difference right there," said Panther coach Terry O'Rourke. The team trailed by only three points with one minute left, when the referees made what O'Rourke felt was a questionable call that gave Goderich the momentum: Derek Hippern had 14 points and Steve Ferguson eleven in the Loss. Nonetheless, O'Rourke was encouraged by the team's play. "Last time we'played, they beat` us by thirty points," said O'Rourke. Steve Ferguson scored 13 points and Rob Tait and Steve Merner each had four points against Wingham, Wednesday. Midgets Harold Johnson had twenty-eight points as the South Huron midget boys basketball team registered a 75-34 victory over Madill Mustangs, at home, Wed- nesday. "The boys played heads up ball and they won as a result", said coach Keith Crawford. Friday, the team lost 66-44 to Goderich and dropped their regular season record to 4-3. George Pratt . added nineteen points and Scott Lovie had fourteen points in the one-sided contest. - "We should be able to finish the rest of the regular season undefeated if they play up to their potential," said Crawford. The team hosts St. Marys, Friday. We'll Do -�—+ the Job r_;� 11_ Right... Ready -Mix Concrete • RESIDENTIAL ' • COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES C. A. McDOWELL LTD. EXETER, ONTARIO Plant: 235-0833 Office: 235-1969 i reflection on the school," said Newton. Everyday, the students spent seven and one half hours on the slopes and Newton felt that that might have had something to do with their honourable behaviour. "They were too tired to get into trouble," he said. The 8170 package included hotel accommodation, some meals, ski rentals and lift tickets. The snow conditions and weather were 'excellent during the group's three day stay at Blue Mountain.- Many ountain:Many of the group had travelled to Byron the week before to gain a knowledgeof skiing basics. By the con - elusion of the trip Newton felt that all the students had mastered t least the basic manoeuvers. - competitive - flexible - secure "Personal Service" Geo. A. Godbolt Chartered Life Underwriter Devon Bldg., Exeter 235-2740 Valentine Special Give Your Sweetheart a smile that lasts Present the coupon below and receive a FREE 4 x 5 picture with every haircut or style. Feb. 12th to 20th AT STUDIO `82 UNISEX HAIRSTYLING 415 MAIN ST., EXETER 235-1081 Stylist: Theresa Grimminck * A Look You Can Picture 0 0P N The Photography shop 0 U P O Robert Grimlminek the deep respect r you're so deserving of. 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