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guardian
.Cross country runners here
Runners competing from South
Huron did very well with the
senior girls team placing second
and the junior boys team placing
tenth. Members of the girls team
were Janet Gielen, Kim Postill,
Lucy VanEsbroeck, Dorothy
VanEsbroeck, Agnes
VanEsbroeck, Maureen Muller
and Heather Little.
Special commendation goes to
by BRENDA PEPPER
Friday, South Huron played
host for the WOSSA cross-country
meet. This is a large group
Consisting of the top athletes
from fifty-five schools in Western
Ontario, The weather was warm,
and it was a good day for running.
Winners of that meet will go on to
OSSA held this coming Saturday
in Collingwood.
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
School Support List WIN MONCUR SCHOLARSHIP — The top scholastic award available at South Huron District High School,
the Moncur scholarship and shield was won this year by Kathy De Jong and Paul Reaburn. Above, the two
students receive their shield from Huron MP Bob McKinley and Exeter mayor Bruce Show, T.A photo
In provision with the Municipal Act the 1975
School Support list for 1976 taxes has been posted in
the Clerk's Office of the Village of Zurich, on the
30th day of October 1975.
Janet, Dorothy and Lucy who
placed in the top ten. Members of
the boys team were Paul
Wareing, Paul VanEsbroeck,
Wes Abbot, Dan Mittleholtz, Cliff
Hicks, Mark Laye and Vince
Winters.
Special thanks to all the run-
ners, the marshals and officials,
Tony Kyle and Rene Kirmse and
Mrs. Unich . Thanks especially to
Mr, Fulop who does a lot of hard
work that never really gets the
kind of credit it deserves. And, to
all of our runners competing at
OSSA,good luck. Something to gripe about Usual great job
for SH athletes
By DILLESVIGNEAULT
On met beaucoup de temps
On dit beaucoup de mots
On fait beaucoup de pas
On fait beaucoup de choix
Pour revenir apprendrx
Que l'on s'en allait chez-soi.
Complaints in the nature of requests for additions
or corrections to or deletions from the list may be
made by completing and filing a form obtainable
at the Office of the Clerk.
The last clay for filing forms is November 10, 1975.
W.C. Horner, Clerk
Township of Hay,
Box 99, Zurich, Ontario,
for me not to be there. You
wouldn't like that, would you? So
please, show a little con-
sideration.
Thank You!
Yours sincerely,
'SHAHS Lawn"
P.S. My friend the parking lot
has asked me to put in a word for
him, too, He's depressed because
kids are turning him into a gar-
bage dump. There are garbage
containers - use them. Keep SH-
AHS beautiful. Thanks!
just don't think before they throw
away their candy wrappers, chip
bags and cigarette butts. They
work their way in between my
blades of grass and they stink!
My complexion is suffering
greatly and I'm considering
shrivelling up and dying. I've got
the worst case of garbagitis
anyone has ever seen.
I'm not just another pretty
face. I've got feelings too! Next
time you throw garbage on me,
think first what it would be like
Editorial
Spare us the trouble
Dear Editors:
Hi! I've got something to gripe
about and I figured that the
"Guardian" was the best place to
air my grievances.
Lately, the kids from SHAHS
have put me down in the dumps
by their carelessness. Usually,
I'm a peaceful soul, content to
bask in the sun, bothering nobody
- but lately I've been getting a
hassle from the students,
School has only been going for
two months and already I'm a
mess, Anyone passing in front of
the school looks upon me with
disdain, disgusted with the
picture that I present. Why?
Because I'm full of garbage!
Now, I know that the students
of SHAHS know better, but they
Students conversation — "My
dad wants me to have everything
he didn't have when he was young
. . . like all A's on my report
card."
The girls field hockey team
played a good game on Tuesday,
The football teams tavelled to
Goderich on Thursday, October
23. In spite of a strong game, the
juniors came out on the short end,
with a score of 22 - 6. The seniors
did a great job of beating
Goderich with a final score of 26-
0,
Friday found our cross country
runners competing in a meet at
Morrison Dam.
Remember to read this column
next week to hear,rnore about the
sports at South Huron District
High School.
By JEANNIE PAVKEJE
South Huron athletes did their
usual good job this week. The
senior girls basketball team
played a great game, easily
defeating Clinton. Gail Fuller and
Mary Van Osch were named the
outstanding players. This win
earned the team a spot in the
upcoming playoffs.
The Junior girls didn't come
out on the winning side, but sure
gave it a good try. The Clinton
team was victorious with a final
score of 31 to South Huron's 20,
Both teams still have one game to
play in the league.
Don't let your tongue get into
high gear until you are sure that
your brain is turning over!
Jog
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FIREPLACE ONTARIO SCHOLARS — Five students at South Huron District High School received Ontario scholarships
at Friday's Commencement for achieving an overage of 80 percent or more in grade 13. Receiving their
awards from Huron-Middlesex MPP Jack Riddell are Kathy De Jong, Paul Reaburn, Gerald Weida, Don Van
Raay and Karen Ford. T-A photo
S.L.L.
Have you noticed recently those large and small groups of kids
plotting and scheming together during their spare time. Everyone
seems to be obsessed with the idea that they must contribute some
annoying activity to October.
Frequently you'll hear some known authority stating that this
will be the worst Halloween, in history. The known authorities'
reasons are it's a Friday night - there's going to be a full moon -
and of course it's Halloween, the natural disturbance day of the
year.
If someone who has already made plans hears these remarks
they're going to get additional ideas. It's like getting permission to
get into more tfouble than you've already planned, because now
its expected of you.
Halloween night has always proved to be interesting and this
year is no exception. The Student Council has chosen October 31 as
the night for their Grease Dance.
I've heard people's opinions on this; most are not approving,
They think its the worst possible night to hold any kind of gather-
ing. They have a good case, it will be a place for kids to congregate
and then go out and do their thing. The dance is just an excuse to
get out of the house and raise trouble.
With that in mind its up to the kids to decide what they're go-
ing to do that night. The prefects at the dance are going to have the
usual problems and do not need the added responsibilities of peo-
ple that just haven't grown up yet. This also goes for the police of
Exeter who get the customary Friday Night difficulties.
If you have to get rid of you're extra energy that particular
night, dance it off, go rake leaves with a fork, or beat up a pillow.
Lets keep this Halloween down to a minimum of trouble.
1111111111111111•11111111111011.11111111111111ML, By DONNA FLEMING
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Even if you're on the right
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Never try to make anyone like
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True friendship comes when
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The moment may be tem-
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Resisting temptation is usually
just a matter of putting it off until
nobody's looking.
Everybody wants sympathy,
but nobody wants people feeling
sorry for them.
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