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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-30, Page 9Suggest residence for first year Senior high school students hear about Close to 50 senior students crowded the library at South Huron Monday to participate In a panel discussion with former students about university and community college. The discussion which was sponsored by the high school guidance department and chaired by student council president, Bruce Shaw, provided an opportunity for students to gain valuable Insight concerning post- secondary education. The advice heard most often by the senior students was the importance of organization and efficient time management while at school. "You have to be very honest with yourself. You have to do the work you need to do in order to get the mark you want," said former student, Doug Raymond, DISCUSS HIGHER EDUCATION — Eight former South Huron District High School students were back at the school to take part in a panel discussion on post -secondary education. From the left are John Berendsen, Centralia College; student Council president Bruce Shaw; Doug Raymond, U of Guelph; Wayne Parsons, Huron College, Betty Beer, Huron College and guidance counsellor Dave Cox. 1 Weil Do ►,'—'�� % •, the Job Right... Whatever the proiect, call on us for Ready -Mix Concrete • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES C. A. McDOWELL LTD. EXETER, ONTARIO Plant: 235-0833 Office: 235-1969 Protects engines single-handed. Shell Rotella-1 is so efficient it may take on your whole fleet. A fully -qualified All S1? SE, CI) and CC motor oil, Shell Rotella '1' meets warranty and service requirements for most gasoline cars. light trucks, and diesel engines. "Tests have proven that it gives excellent protection from cor- rosion and wear. You can depend on Shell Rotella "1' for all your engine lubrication needs. Available in SAE grades 100,, 20W/20.3(l, 1(1 and multi - grades IOW30 and 15W.10. 'Registered trade mark of Shell Canada Limited. For the fuel, accessories and lubricants you require, call your Shell agent today. ART CLARKE 134 Anne St. W. Exeter 235-1820 Shellhelps SNOWMOBILE TOWING — Steven Pfaff and Terry Glanville provide the automation for Jeff Sleight and Robert Bowers skiing behind the snowmobile. T -A photo who is now studying life sciences at Guelph. Karen McAllister, in her third year of kiniesiology at Waterloo, finds that she has Times -Advocate, December 30, 1981 Page 9 University, College life developed a highly organized study schedule so that she can play varsity volleyball. Since most of the students Buckeyes defeat Marauders 6-4 In the lone holiday season game in the South Huron hockey league the Zurich Buckeyes downed the Centralia Marauders 6-4 at the Stephen township arena, Monday night. The next league game is Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. when the Exeter Mohawks travel to Z urich to meet the Buckeyes. In Monday's game, the Buckeyes scored three unanswered. goals in the third period to pull out the victory. The first period was all even with Doug Todd con- verting a pass from Blair Hearn for the Marauders and Pat Bedard counting for Zurich on a power play with assists going to Gerald Weido and Tom Hayter. The Marauders went ahead in the second period with three goals. Rick Funston registered on a power play with help from Perry Knee and Doug Todd and Knee completed a three- way effort with Cec Nickles and Rich Lather, also on a power play. The full strength Centralia score was fired by Lather on a play originated by Nickles and Hugh Wilson. Priest speaks to students "We have no choice about death. We have choices to make while we live, and we must accept the respon- sibility for these choices. This is a summary of Father Nelligan's address to the South Huron student council banquet Monday. Close to eighty student council, intramural year- book and newspaper representatives attended the banquet. Zurich middle game goals were notched by Mike Clarke on a solo effort and Tom Hayter on a pass from Gerald Weido. The tying and winning goals for the Buckeyes in the third period came from the sticks of Ron Rader, Tom Hayter and Mike Clarke. Contributing assists were Marvin Merner, Scott Consitt and Ron Rader. moved away from home to attend university or college, they found that some social adjustments were necessary. "You could be doing something every night other than schoolwork. You have to keep in mind why you're there" said Wayne Parsons, a first year social science student at Huron College. Most of the students agreed that living in residence first year would be a wise decision. Betty Beer, a third year English student at Huron College, has never lived in residence and found that in her first year she was isolated from the social environment of the school. She also emphasized the READY TO SLIDE — Shane and Dean Pfaff were enjoying slides down o high snow bank in Ailsa Craig Monday afternoon. T -A photo importance of having your "own space" in a shared apartment where you can do your work. McAllister has found the cost of living in residence roughly equal to the cost of renting an apartment. "If you want to get some money from OSAP, you've got to stretch the truth a little," said Dale Kerslake in his first year of systems programming at Fanshawe. From his experience, he feels there are people who receive assistance that do not deserve it. All of the graduates agreed that their education at South Huron had prepared them well for past -secondary study. Raymond and Par- sons felt that South Hurons mathematics and science departments had both done a commendable job. "There's a real op- portunity there to learn something. If you go with that idea you will enjoy your studies," said Raymond. CLINTON JUNIOR "C" MUSTANGS Tournament Schedule January 1st, 2nd & 3rd, 1982 14 10:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON 12:11 NOON -2:00 P.M. 2:11 P.M.4:11 P.M. 4:00 P.M. -6:11 P.M. 6:00 P.M. -0:11 P.M. 1:00 P.M. -10:N P.M. RIDAY, JANUARY 1ST, 1932 WINGHAM VS. WALKERTON CLINTON VS. TILLSONBURG ALLISTON VS. PT. ELGIN DUNDAS VS. KINCARDINE PT. ELGIN VS. WALKERTON KINCARDINE VS. CLINTON ATURDAY, JANUARY 2ND, 1982 10:00 A.M.-12:00 NOON ALLISTON VS. WINGHAM 12:00 NOON -2:00 P.M. TILLSONBURG VS. DUNDAS 2:00 P.M. -4:00 P.M. PT. ELGIN VS. WINGHAM 4:00 P.M. -6:11 P.M. DUNDAS VS. CLINTON 6:00 P.M. -S:00 P.M. WALKERTON VS. ALLISTON 11:00 P.M. -10:00 P.M. KINCARDINE VS. TILLSONBURG —SUNDAY, JANUARY 3RD, 1932— SEMI-FINAL GAMES 11:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. First Game 1:00 P.M. -3:00 P.M. Second Game 7:30 P.M. 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