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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-10-09, Page 10VIEW SPORTS CAVALCADE — More than 500 students from SHDHS toured the Ontario Sports Travelcade while it was stationed in Exeter Friday. Students are shown above lining up to enter the van. T-A photo Responsibility for students belongs to their parents By MARION JOHNSON Activities have begun in YACMR. This year our number of membership has increased considerably. Last year we had ten members and this year we have twenty members, This is very encouraging and there is room for everyone, Thursday, September 25, YACMR visited ARC Industries, We had lunch with them and were entertained by the trainees with beautiful organ music. Before lunch we enjoyed a tour of the workshop. The trainees do many things — from refinishing furniture to making crafts. As part of their work program they are packaging our Christmas cards which we plan to sell later. Tuesday, September 30 we visited Huron Hope School. We ate lunch there also. The children told us their names, ages, telephone numbers and where they lived. We also enjoyed seeing their work from Exeter Fair. Mrs. Scott, their teacher then explained to us their programs. Each child is in a different program and each one is learning something different. We're Notice Curlers! Old and New THE SEASON IS NEAR For a funfilled winter season, anyone can enjoy the sociable art of curling. CONTACT: Dwayne Tinney George Busche Fred Funk 235-1408 235-0613 235-1365 Dorey Finnen Helen Webber Dorothy Prout 235-2414 235-0227 235-1866 LADIES' POTLUCK SUPPER & GENERAL MEETING Wed., Oct. 15 - 6:30 p.m. Ladies' Welcome and New Curler instruction Wed., Oct. 29 - 8:30 p.m. Men's Welcome and new curler instruction Thurs., Oct. 30 - 8:30 p.m. By planning for your future today. We know that farmers have specialized banking needs. That's why we offer Farmplan — the Royal Bank's total farm credit and counselling program, To back up Farmplan, we have bankers trained to know your Industry. And they're supported by the Royal Bank's Agricultural Department, Why not talk to your local Royal Bank manager about Farmplan today. It's the first step towards a successful and secure future for you, and your farm, InerSmith Manager Exeter 235-2111 ROYAL BANK serving Ontario HURON HEATILATOR & ACCESSORIES MFG. We Sell Wholesale: + Heatilaters + Matching wood boxes and book cases + Heatsavers + Fire grates + Angle iron & channel iron + Steel scaffold & hangers + Stationary bar-b-ques two models to choose from. + Ornamental railing, 6 designs to choose from for residential and com- mercial CUSTOM RAILING MADE TO CUSTOMERS SPECIFICATION Services: + Custom welding + 30 ton metal hydraulic breaker service Authorized Dealer for: YACMR activities underway for year Editorial More participation In order for a student body to enjoy the five years of high school it must participate in some of the high school's extra- curricular activities. Last week the editorial spoke about some of the sports at South Huron. Sports are a very important aspect of student life. However, not every student is athletically inclined. For students Who enjoy less strenuous activities SHDHS offers associations for people with common interests namely clubs. There is a club for every type of interest in South Huron. For example in South Huron is the Chess Club, Human Awareness Club, Home Economics Club, Photography Club, Math Club and Ski Club, Club meetings provide a time for students with the same interests to get together. These clubs are especially beneficial for grade nine students or any new students because through them students get to know one another. Every week in the Guardian there will be an article on the clubs of South Huron, Reports on the club will enable the entire student body to know what's going on in their school. Announcement SHIPKA GENERAL STORE We are pleased to announce we have sold our business to John and Mary Ann Middelkoop of London. At this time we would like to thank our customers and friends for their patronage during the past 15 years. Your friendship has meant a great deal to us and made our years in business a great pleasure. We also ask you to give the new owners equal consideration and we are certain they will serve you in a friendly and courteous manner. Robert and Katherine Adams Math club to front By BRENDA PEPPER The club in the spotlight this week is the Math Club. The group meets every Wednesday night in Room 108. Their staff advisors are Mr. W. Webster and Mrs. Graham. The format for the year is merely to have fun with math. They play games such as three dimensional tic-tac-toe which always proves a challenge. One of the main aims is to get ready for the math contest coming up later in the year. The club will be divided into two groups with a teacher in each group. These groups will have a small contest between them all in preparation for the math contest. It all sounds like a lot of fun. This is math made enjoyable. So come on out, and see for yourself. Try it, you'll like it! New teachers an the next few weeks, the Guardian will be introducing the new teachers on the staff through a series of articles. This is the first of the series.) One of the new additions to the S.H.D.H.S, teaching staff is Colin Lowndes. Mr. Lowndes teaches Theatre Arts, - Canadian Literature and Englishes 140 and 150. His homeroom is 3D and is Theatre Arts. When asked about what made Mr. Lowndes decide to teach English and Drama, he replied that he had known pretty well all through high school what he wanted to do. Lowndes is a graduate of Sir Adam Beck in London. He spent five years at UWO and one year at Althouse, He majored in English and Drama. Although Mr. Lowndes attends quite a few sports games, he is not planning as of yet to coach any teams. Arts students visit Stratford By KATHY STECKLE William Hutt, one of Canada's greatest actors, is playing the lead role in "The Importance of Being Ernest." The only com- plication is, the lead role is a female, The Theatre Arts students at South Huron went to Stratford to see it Monday October 6. The play was excellent, and everybody definitely enjoyed it. Math Problem Try to figure out the problem. example: r c2 02 an = rccooan • Now you simply unscram- ble the letters. Try these quizzes 1. rn'r2 eth = ? 2. s' e 12 u 2 c2 f y = ? 3.t2 a 2 wo=? Answers on this page. By FRED KNIP A school dance is the major fund raiser of the student council. It is also a place to have fun and get to know fellow students better. To keep people from getting rowdy and causing trouble the student council has appointed 25 prefects to keep things under control. If any trouble develops inside the school it is soon taken care of by the prefects. The actions of the students while at the dance in the school is the responsibility of the student Gids enjoy field hockey By CHERYL CHAPMAN South Huron's first girls field hockey team played in their first tournament, Thursday. The meet was held at Stratford Central, South Huron's first game was against an experienced St. Marys team. South Huron kept the ball in St. Marys end of the field the entire game but was unable to score. The game ended in a scoreless tie. The second game in the meet was between St. Marys and Stratford Central. St. Marys scored the first point but left Stratford Central tie the game late in the last half. South Huron played Stratford Central, a Veteran team, in the final game of the meet. South Huron succeeded in keeping the ball in Stratford Central's end of the field for most of the game. Stratford Central managed to make a number of breakaways to give Bev Preszcator, South Huron's goalie, a chance to play. Late in the first half Liz Brand scored the winning goal for South Huron. The game ended with Stratford Central defeated 1-0. South Huron plays again today, Thursday, in Listowel. Good crowd for dance council and the prefects on duty. But once outside the school and or after the dance, all responsibility is lifted from the student council. Parents cannot expect the student council to police outside the school, The responsibility of the students and their actions belongs to the parents. Unless kids are 18, they then are reponsible for their own actions. It is absurd then to think that parents expect the student council to take responsibility of their children once they leave the house. Parents should keep tab on their own kids. The student council will take responsibility of the students once in the school. Student council should not have to suffer for actions of other students outside the school. Dances are part of school life and should stay that way. Dances should continue and not suffer because of the incompetent ac- Good meet for runners By JOANNE ONDREJICKA Thursday the first track meet at South Huron was held. All the events took place at the cross country trails, at Morrison Dam. There were nine other schools participating and its safe to say the South Huron team did its usual "best." The senior team brought in a first from Kim Postill and a second from Janet Gielen. The seniors placed third overall. The midget team stars were Lucy and Dorothy Van Esbroeck and the juniors teams main star was Paul Wareing. Stars of the week were Kim Postill, Janet Gielen, Lucy Van Esbroeck, and Paul Wareing. Best runners and honourable mentions for the week went to Kim Postill, Lucy, Dorothy, and Paul Esbroeck, Janet Gielen, Susan Chapman, Kathy Livingston and Kathy Cooper. So far the South Huron track team has done well, and seem to be holding their own against opposing schools. tions of immature students outside the school, Student council is not responsible for such actions. That is not the purpose of the student council, They are doing a good job as a council, let's not spoil their efforts by false accusation. Commandments of a good sport The following are the "ten commandments" of a good sport. It should be pointed out that they can also apply to any and every sort of contest in which human beings take part. The "ten commandments" are: 1) Thou shalt not quit. 2) Thou shalt not alibi. 3) Thou shalt not gloat over winning. 4) Thou shalt not sulk over los- ing. 5) Thou shalt not take unfair advantage. 6) Thou shalt not ask odds thou art unwilling to give. 7) Thou shalt always be willing to give thine opponent the ad- vantage of the shade, 8) Thou shalt not un- derestimate an opponent, or overestimate thyself. 9) Remember that the game is the thing, and he who thinks otherwise is no true sportsman. 10) Honor the game thou playest, for he who playeth the game straight and hard, wins even when he loses. These "ten commandments" hold many truths and can enable us to be "good sports." HAIR! HAIR! Bald in front indicates a thinker. Bald in back indicates a lover. Bald all over indicates a thoughtful lover. looking foiward to seeing them again. October 3, five of our YACMR . members; Judy Mickle, Maureen. Hartman, Carolyn Wilhelm, Aileen Klungel and Martin Van Raay, went to a YACMR con- ference at Bark Lake, Ontario, The report on this will be in next week's Guardian. S. L. L. Life is a book in volumes three— The past, the present, the yet-to- be, The past we've learned and put away The present we're learning day- by-day.. The yet-to-be we cannot see It's locked away - God holds the key. .rOleaMMItr.*SKIUMWSKSSIM emul70 = omeep T injssapons Sponnllasss laqt.uauuaa = qaaa.uww SJOMSUV ZVI° We would like to thank our customers for their patronage. We will not be taking on any new customers as we are busy until the cold weather. Herbert Heywood & M. G. Lewis South Huron District High School offers DR. THOMAS GORDON'S "Parent Effectiveness Training Program" There will be 8 sessions of 3 hours each beginning on Monday, Oct. 20 7:30 p.m. The program director is Mrs. A. Shiels. The course fee is $40.00 ($75.00 per couple); the fee includes the textbook and workbook. The program is highly recommended. Interested persons should register at the school by telephone or in person on October 20. It is possible to register on October 27 having had one session to learn more -about the program. J. L. WOODEN, Principal Nogg, IP Times-Advocate, October By MARY WARBURTON All the girls who have been dying to ask their favourite guy out for a date finally got their chance, if they were wise enough to take it. On Friday, October 3 from 9 p.m. to 12 p.m, the annual Sadie Hawkins dance was held at S.H.D.H.S. The admission price was very reasonable being only $3.50 per couple. 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