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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-01-23, Page 17 (2).. Y. y xi •s•. ' y Ye µ 1 .r:. ti • r HURONDALE PROVINCIAL HONOURS — Three girls from the Hurondale 4-H groups received their provincial honours from Home Economist Jane Pengilly (left) at the 4-H achievement day held at South Huron High School Saturday. The girls are from the right, Sylvia Stewart, Janice Stewart and Heather Mills. T -A photo Besi. Interest We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest be- in9 offered on Guaranteed Investment Cer- tificates. * 10% Guaranteed Trust Certificates ore term deposits by which $100.00 or more can be left on deposit for periods of one to five years ... interest and principal are fully guaranteed ... ideal for churches, societies and associations as well as privote investors ... an excellent legal investment for estate funds. All companies represented ore members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. Every depositor is insured up to 520,000. • Subject to change 1r Gaiser-Kneale Insurbnce Agency Inc. iii1 Exeter - Grand Bend Office 235-2420 New math club features quizes By ZELDA INTHOUT A Math club? Who, would want to join a math club?Well about a dozen kids went to the first meeting, half out of curiosity, to find out what it was all about. They found that the new club consisted of games and quizzes that are both fun and recreational. There are teasers of all kinds to test anybody's imagination. Mr. Webster is looking after it. The meetings are every Wednesday in the activity period in room 108. It seems as if it will be lots of fun. Come on out and see. By DEB HILLMAN South Huron D.H.S. is joining the O.S.S.S.U. To those who have not clued in yet, this "mysterious" organization is the On- tario Secondary School Student Union. The union was developed to "open channels of com- munications between students and persons or groups that make decisions affecting students." Another objective is to bring about better relations between students and their student governments. A student Bill of Rights has been drawn up by the Union to enable every student to exercise his her human rights while in school. This bill has been brought before the Ontario government as a Private Members' Bill and will hopefully be passed in the near future after proper amendments. Some teachers may feel that such a bill is not necessary, says Tony Kyle Student Council Vice -President, and we at South Huron can probably agree to this. However, we do need set laws to guarantee our rights in cases of exception. "As human beings, students should have a tool with which to defend themselves from the bureaucracy if this is necessary and fortunately it very seldom is necessary here. By joining the Student Union students can join with other stu- dent bodies in the province to guarantee rights for themselves and future students of Ontario Secondary Schools. The Student Union is an effective structure which at present has 200 member schools. South Huron is getting involved. One thin dime is the price each student is to pay. When taking into account all the benefits of such a set-up how can anyone question such a small contribution. Students deserve to have respect for their own rights. Raid your piggy bank and deliver your ten pennies to your home room teacher soon. It is certain you will not regret it! aie/ep&IzSirua,vevel47X&fe MEAT Va0ze6/ FRI till I (,\STING 5 T() 7 LB, AVERA;;E Chicken LB 68` BY -'1I111 -I'IE(T! 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I.RS(tI, 1.0 JA h' Cheese Spread $2.08 FREE 1 Loaf Bread WITH PURCIIASE OF 3 Packages Sylvannia Light Bulbs (AT REGULAR PRICE) 1 O7 CARROTS 2iris 29 Bicks Relishes . 2/88C MAXWELL HOUSE 6 OZ JAR Instant Coffee $1.68 ALL PURPOSE 7 LB BAG Robin Hood Flour $1.18 IFVALUABLE COUPON with every purchase of $10 or more, fill \ in this coupon and drop It into our store, I DRAW FOR S25 MERCHANDISE (Haute). / (Addre"c) \��V��/A Last Week's Winner- Mrs. Dominic Jeffrey, Zurich Open Monday to Thursday - 8 a.m. to 6 pop. Friday, 8 to 9 p.rn,; Saturday, 8 to 7 p.m, THE TENDER SPOT PHONE 238-2512 — GRAN BEND Band needs musicians Are you interested in music? If so, you probably bemoan the lack of music and musical ap- preciation within the school? Not so.There is one minority group of talented and dedicated musicians in our school. This is the school band whose abilities you heard at the Christmas Assembly. Since then they have ordered new music, of an up-to-date calibre. But they don't need music, they need real flesh and blood people. So come on, help them out, and let the sun shine! Journalism club writes Guardian By MARIAN ADAMS Last February, when students at SHDHS chose their courses for the 1974-75 school year, they may have noticed a new English 400 course added to the course selection booklet. Journalism 458, the supposed continuation of English 358 Mass Media, was to be one semester in length. The students in that course among other things were to write articles for the school newspaper."The Guardian" and in a sense be the Guardian staff. Mr. Baker an ex -newspaper editor taught the Journalism course. It was a tough course to teach because there wasn't any organized course outline. Because the course's end was so near at hand the Guardian club had to be formed. There was a meeting last Friday for students interested in joining the club Thankfully some of the jour- nalism 458 students showed up However more students are needed. Deb Hillman, the Guardian editor hopes more students show up for the next meeting. Meetings are held every Monday at 3:20 in the library. Anyone who doesn't want to join the Guardian club but wants to contribute is welcome to do so. 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