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Preliminary
LIST OF ELECTORS
For 1974
of the Municipality of the
TOWN OF EXETER
This preliminary list of all Electors prepared as required
by Section 23 of the Municipal Elections Act 1972 as amend-
ed by 1974 Chapter 32 will be publicly posted in the Office of
the Municipal Clerk on the 24th day of October, 1974.
Electors should examine the list to ensure that their
names and relevant information are correctly shown.
Complaints in the nature of requests for additions or
corrections to or deletions from the list may be made by an
elector completing and filing a form obtainable at the Office
of the Clerk.
The last day for filing forms, requesting additions, cor-
rections or deletions is NOVEMBER 1ST, 1974.
The electors are also reminded the school support list for
1975 taxes may be inspected at the office of the Clerk during
office hours.
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Student teacher
likes short periods
BY ZLDA I NTHOUT
Student teachers are popping
out from everywhere. For the
past two weeks, Sid Sybenga was
here, taking over the teaching of
Mr, Probizanski's 240 Science
classes His base is Althouse
College in London and he's in his
fifth year of study. He is studying
and teaching his two options;
elementary and science.
While teaching the three
classes, he stated that he had no
specific problems, but he sure
likes to let the kids know who is
boss, When asked if he liked the
long periods for teaching, he
replied that the shorter periods
require much less preparation of
class material, so therefore, he
favored them,
When Mr. Sybenga finishes his
schooling he would like to get a
position near London, teaching
science to elementary students.
Phone 235 -0620 Main St., Exeter TOP SCHOLARSHIP AWARD — Each year two top students at South Huron District High School share the
Moncur scholarship and shield. At the right are Elizabeth Jolly and John Deichert who will each receive $2,-
000 towards their university studies. At the left are last year's student council president Don Noakes, former
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By DEB HILLMAN
It has been noted that recent controversy about an editorial in
the Guardian was a good thing because the interest shown helped
to display school spirit. It also showed that the Guardian is indeed
being read. Yet, will the situation remain stable?
It is doubtful that the Guardian can or will survive on the
'nourishment' it is now getting.
Although the journalism class is technically in charge of the
school newspaper this does not mean that other students cannot
contribute.
Anyone who wishes to have their say can do so in the Guar-
dian. Colour stories and poetry are also acceptable for the paper is
supposedly school oriented,
It also should be known that comments by the staff are
welcome.
While on the topic of contributions perhaps it is possible that
certain members of the English 458 class could submit some of
their work. According to the teacher it is advisable.
If you have something to say or wish to' ask a question of the
South Huron students why don't you write your ideas down? They
will be published with pleasure, in the Guardian.
Have you had any original thoughts lately?
This Week's SPECIAL
In Our
NEW FURNITURE
DEPARTMENT Theatre arts group
to t r schools
The long and
short of it
Dear Editor,
This year S.H.D.H.S. has a new
period system. As we all know
these periods are seventy
minutes long. I would like to
know what the rest of the student
body thinks of the longer periods.
The teachers I've talked to said
it is much harder to prepare a
lesson for seventy minutes and
that students tend to get restless.
I know myself that some classes
get boring but, then again,
classes like Home Economics,
Physics, Chemistry and Physical
Education need that seventy
minutes.
Why couldn't we have a system
where some periods were seventy
minutes long and some were
shorter. The teachers that need
long periods would have them
and the teachers that think a
shorter period would be adequate
for their subject would be
satisfied also. Of course this is
only my opinion but, what does
the rest of the student body
think? Do you want the same
system next year?
A Concerned Student fl
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from dance to story theatre. It
will contain everything from a
wizard to a wandering,troubadour
to a walking rose bush. Last year
the tour was a big hit, which can
easily be seen from the response
from public schools this year. We
wish them success again.
Following the tour the group
will immediately start into work
on their play for competition,
"Colours in the Dark". This is the
first year that they have at-
tempted a play that will be
technically involved. It will result
in a lot of work after school as
well as during class.
Obviously Theatre Arts is not
the usual type of class. It involves
a lot of worthwhile work which
should be appreciated by more of
the students. It will be worth your
while to take an interest and give
your support to the Theatre Arts
people in South Huron.
A father went to a fellow and
said; "You've been calling on my
daughter now for years. Are your
intentions to her honorable or
dishonorable?" And the fellow
says, "You mean I got a
choice ?"
By CHERYL TURKHEIN't
One of the most unnoticed
groups of the school is Theatre
Arts.
The senior Theatre Arts class is
taking on. various projects this
Year. On Thursday, October 17,
they presented a performance of
Canadian literature at the
request of the Modern Canadian
novels class. It opened with
selections from various books
written by Canadian women. The
second half was a presentation of
Canadian poetry. Both sections
were made more effective with
music which was played by
members of the senior Theatre
Arts class, The selection of
material and assignment of parts
was done mainly by the students
themselves,
The attendance and audience
response were both quite good.
At present, they are working on
their performance which they
will take on tour of the public
schools, the first week in
December. They make all their
own sets, props, and costumes,
with the help of some of the staff
members. They also write their
own scripts.
The performance will consist of
four fairy tales and will range
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