Times-Advocate, 1982-03-10, Page 22SCHOOL FLOOR HOCKEY = Bruce Show, Greg Prout, Brent Dawson and Ed
Willis take part in a recent floor hockey game at South Huron District High
Star RB may head east
Standout Panther running South Huron senior football 12 graduates with five
back, Rick Lindenfield may coach, Ron Bogart. credits from an academic
be heading to the Maritimes "They're interested in him core. -
next September to continue alright. He has his oWn There is also the possibili-
his football and scholastic destiny right now - he has to ty that Lindenfield might
careers. Both Acadia have his grade 12 diploma receive an athletic scholar -
University of Wolfville, Nova before they'll even look at ship offer of a maximum
Scotia and St. Francis him," said Bogart. Unlike value of $1000 from one of the
Xavier University of An- Ontario universities, which Maritime universities. Late
tigonish, Nova Scotia have require Students to have a in April, Linderlfield plans to
replied both by letter and grade 13 diploma, Maritime attend a pre -season training
telephone to resumes sent by universities will take grade camp at Acadia, the-defen-
,. ,, �, t ding Canadian In-
Je. `1111WIIF INNIMEMM terscholastic Athletic Union
11.1111.111 champions. "Their fullback
is graduating, and he could
be just what they need",
commented Bogart.
During his three years of
senior football at South
Huron, Lindenfield compiled
an average rushing average
of over six yards. "That's
good in any man's league,"
Bogart added. Along with his
statistics, Bogart included
referees' report, which rated
Lindenfield as one of the best
players in Southwestern
Ontario.
"If he is interested in pur-
suing his academics and
HAN¢IN' IN THERE — lase Rundle practices a glide kiP playing football, this certain -
as part of her uneven bars routine at a recent South ly is an excellent opportune -
Huron gymnastics team practice. ty", said Bogart.
Girls prepare for H -P .meet
With less than a month of
practice remaining before the
Huron -Perth meet April 8, the
intensity of practices
heightens daily. "I think most
of the kids have achieved the
level of difficulty in their
move that they're after" said
coach Carey Eddy, Thursday.
Eddy has spent the last few
weeks, preparing the girls'
beam routines, and now she
has started the complex chore
of - choreographing floor
routines.
All the floor routines and
the girls' vaults must be
ready for the conference
meet, which is being heldin
conjunction with the Oxford -
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Thomas Parkside High
School. This move was
necessitated by the lack of
qualified judges available to
adjudicate at competitions.
"I have my secret hopes for
the team and so far they look
like they may be fulfilled",
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te hook
team was third at WOSSA and
Eddy hopes the tears can im-
prove on this showing. South
Huron should have little diff-
culty holdingon to its 'Hu'ron-
Perth team title, as Clinton,
Listowel and Palmerston, the
other competing teams, don't
have participants at all four
levels.
s face fres
. If one asked South Huron
students what annoyed and
exasperated them the most
about high school chances
are library fines would be an
oft -repeated complaint. It's
fifteen cents a day for an
overdue book and twenty-
five cents for i serve loan
books, no if, ands, or buts.
The fines provide revenue
of some twenty to twenty
five dollars a week ac-
cording to librarian Jerry
McDonnell, and over the
school year close to $800 in
fines are collected.
In spite of being a source of
revenue to purchase books
and pay student help, the
fines seem to serve little
purpose. "It doesn't seem to
act as a deterrent. They say
economic times are tough,
but it seem to make -any
difference" said McDonnell.
"Ultimately, we shouldn't
collect any fines at all."
However, McDonnell doesn't
feel the solution is raising the
fines. He notes that it is only
a small group of some forty
people whose names con-
sistantly fillthe fine list.
Many students compare
the relatively compassionate
town librarian Elizabeth
Schroeder to the South Huron
Resource Centre Staff. The
advent of Barb Mcisaac to
the school library staff a
year ago has brought a no-
nonsense attitude that has
mproved fine collection rate
and reduced the number of
overdue books. Principal Joe
Wooden has introduced
detentions for those students
who don't pay their fines or
eturn books.
No competition.
or girls team
Five doubles teams from
outh tfuron competed in an
nvitational high school bad-
minton tournament, Satur-
ay, in Sarnia.
Maja Gans and Ronnalee
ogart breezed through all
ix of their matches towin
he girls doubles. -
'There really wasn't
nyone there who was com-
petitive with them,' com-
ented coach Pat Rowe.
Kevin Parsons and Greg
rout dropped an exciting
nal match 15-12, 15-8 to
lace second in the ten team
ys doubles draw.
Monday, the junior club
am lost all five of its mat -
hes against Ridgeway.High
the second round of Cana-
ian Team Club Champion -
hips, and are thus
liminated from further
lay.
Neve.rtheless, in
recognition of the fact that
students' pockets aren't
bottomless, McDonnell has
instituted the barter system
as a form of -penance
payment. A one dollar credit
is now being given for one
hour's work in the library or
any book donated to the
collection.
Gans' strong in
badminton win
-The South Huron Badman;
ton Club ked out a narrow
victory over Grimsby in the
second round of the Canadian
Senior Team Championships,
Monday in Exeter.
Maja Gans showed strong
form and stamina to narrow-
ly defeat an OFSAA singles
competitor in her singles
match, 11-6, 12-10.
Gans coupled with Ron-
nalee Bogart to win the girl's
doubles, while Kevin Parsons
and Greg Prout teamed to
gain 'a close win in boys
doubles action.
Leslie Hunter-Dunvar and
John McAllister lost their
mixed doubles match, as did
Bruce Berg in boy's singles.
The team/hosts Brantford
this Friday, in what coach
Pat Rowe expects to be the
teams toughest and maybe
final match.
Bogart and Gans will have
a chance to avenge their OF -
SAA quarter -final match
when they face the victors of
that game and eventual OF -
SAA girls doubles champions
as part of the team tourna-
ment, Friday.
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