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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-04-16, Page 14Mega 14 The Times -Advocate, April 1 1959 F-OSTUIRE PRINCESSES — Each representing a room at SIIMIS, these 17 students competed in the posture queen contest which followed the athletic banquet at the school Friday night, Seated, from left, Carolyn Smillie 913, Dianne WElert 9A, Linda Glover 9C, Mary Parsons 9E, Susan Kelly 9D, Jaqueline Brintnell 9F, Margret Oke 10A; standing, Maria Smith 12C, Merle Knoblaueh 12B, Pauline ;DesJardine, special .commercial; Ruth Zimmer 13, Sandra Reid 11B, Bonnie Doerr 10B, Martha Cochrane 11A, Mar- ion Mellin, 10E, Brenda Clark 10C, Diane Hicks 10D. Fete sports champions Modern living decreases fitness RCAF officer tells HS athletes "Flaying sports helps, keep one physically fit and builds mental alertness," F/0 Les Halliwell told SHDHS students Friday night at the annual sports ban- quet, honoring teams and indivi- duals for outstanding achieve- ments over the past year. "Comparing figures .of today with those recorded 20 years ago, physical fitness for people in this country is down 1,5 per cent," he said. "This is mainly due to. modern advancements," "Twenty years ago people used to walk four miles to the beach and home again while today the Automobile is so handy that it is used for almost everything. Peo- ple don't go to the lake and swim out a mile like they used to. They hop into their boat and cruise all day. "When you are physically fit, your body functions properly," he continued," and you can go at a faster pace. Going at a fas- ter pace means you are mental- ly alert and learning." "Sports play a very vital part in the phy- sical fitness program and it is up to every student here •to ; make sure that in some way, he beiner, Ross Wein, Jim Tomlin - :keeps connected with some form .son, Fred Hunter, Jack- Miller, +of activity that will keep him- Brian Ailey Jim Russell, Bob self in the best of condition even Skinner, Harold Eagleson and after he graduates from school.", Alen Busche. F/0 of RCAF Cen- Girls receiving awards for tralia, was introduced to the ath-!Perthex Conference titles were: ; letes by Lloyd Hend e r s o n, Junior girls' basketball: Kris • SHDHS staff teacher and thanked Gulens, Ilza Gulens, Barb liodg- + by student Gwen Spencer. son, Pat Rowe, Mary Shaw, 'Ma- ; South Huron principal, H. L. • !rilyn Hamilton, Anne Grayer, Sturgis, proposed a toast to the.._ On Alexander, Cathy Hodgins, athletes and said he felt that a ' Betty Carole Dixon, Carol McCurdy and +good sports program in any • r, — Carole Hogarth. !school is valuable in developing Junior girls volleyball: Ann character. Keith Hodgins re- . i Grayer, Pat Rowe, Ilze Gulens, plied to the toast. Mary Shaw,Ann Alexander, Crests and bars were pre- Kris Gulens, Judy Tennant, Aus- sented to the students by Miss ma Gulens, Cathy Hodgins, Car - L. Seigner, coach of the girls' i ole Hogarth, Judy Elder and 1teams and G. M.Mickle who --------' !Marilyn Hamilton. supervised the boys' activities. , Senior track and field: Alli - In th,e boys division, Keith • son Clarke (dash and standing !Hodgins received a star for win- broad jump); Marie Salmon ning the Perthex conference pole, (softball distance throw), and , !vault event in St. Marys. Mem;, Carolyn Oke, .Mirdza Gulens bers of the senior boys volley- (soft speed throw). ball team, who won the Perthex , Junior track and field: EY!! title and advanced into London Denomme, Catharine Hodgins WOSSA competition, also r - and Ann Grayer (basketball, ceived crests or bars. Included speed throw). 1 on the team were Ralph Fink- i 11111111111111111t11 kkkkk IIIIII ttttttt MI ttttttt 1111111111 ttttt 111/ 1 Track awards included: Junior; Norma Geiger, Ann Grayer, Mary Hoffman, Peggy Goddard, Betty Dixon, Judy Ten- nant and Mary Shaw. Intermediate: Kristine Gulens, Alma Hodgins, Jackie Brintnell, Sharon Smillie, Renore Tratt, Sharon Desjardine, Anne Koeh- ler, Joan Guenther and Betty 1Parker, • Senior: Allison Clarke, Mird- za Gulens, Marie. Salmon, Pat Marshall, Jocelyn Howey and Eleanor Hodgins. Jane Horton proposed a toast to the two coaches. Mr, Mickle paid tribute to Dr. R. F. Roelof - son for helping him with the football club last year. 1 On behalf of the teams, Bar- bara Hodgson and Keith Hod- gins presented their respective coaches with gifts. Judy Mason, for the student's council, thanked Miss Beth Tay- lor, SHDHS's home economic teacher and the girls of 11C for preparing the banquet meal. COUNTY OF HURON Tender For. Rental Equipment Sealed quotations clearly marked "Rental Tender" will be received by the undersigned until. 12:00 noon, Friday, May 1st, 1959, for one or more of the fol- lowing: A — CRAWLER TRACTORS WITS BLADE,. 100 -160 HP B(i) — CRAWLER TRACTORS WITH SCRAPER B(ii) — CRAWLER TRACTORS WITH SCRAPER AND BLADE C — GRADERS 100 -150 HP D — RUBBER -TIRED TRACTORS & SCRAPERS Tender must be submitted on forms available at the County Engineer's office, J. W. ERrrNELL, County Engineer, Court House, Goderich, Ontario, N111111f/111111/1111111111111111111111111111111111111t1111111111111111111111t111111t1 ttttt 1111111111111f1111111111111,1111111111111,1111110 Don't trust tf to LUCK . . Use Head table guests included Jane Horton, H. L. Snider, chair- man of the school hoard; Bill Marshall, master of ceremonies, Rosemary Smith, Dr. Roeiofson, Janet Gascho, Robin Smith and Ross Rowe. Congratulations These district 'New Canadians received their citizenship papers in a ceremony at Huron courthouse last week: Atze and Roelofke Bakker, Exeter Hielke Berends, Exeter Peter Berendsen, RR 1 Kirk -ton Richard and Pelacie Creces, RR 1 Dashwood Dr. Maurits Gans, Exeter John Girot, Exeter VItadimiro and Kristina Krajnik, Zurich John and Babetta Minderlein, RR 3 Zurich Jurriaan and Theodora Stinnissen, Zurich Peter and Willemina Vischer, Hay AYLMER WEEK — AYLMER WEEK — AYLMER SHDHS week Editor of Inkspof wins posture. title By JEAN. -NPAKES 10 what has become an„annual event at SillniS, Ntga Bouli- Pelle, a 17 -year-old grade 12A stu- dent, was vrowned posture .queen for 1959. Paula succeeds last year's queen, Robin ,Stnith, who was first to win the award. SCHDOL, principeb "Can you cleseribe the .bay that hit, you?" • Student Nith. .440 eye: "Of course 1 .can. That's why he hit me." Receives second council award John }ticks. Sill:n-1S graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hicks, Grand Rend, has been awarded his second Cana da Council fellowship toward his doctorate studies at the Univer- sity of London, England. The fellowship is valued at $2,000 plus transportation, John obtained his MA in philo- sophy at UWO, London, in May, 1958, Report on Shipka Miss Shirley Coleman, of Lon- don, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs, J. • Coleman, and sister, Mrs. Hugh Morenz, Mr. Morenz and Billie. Mr. and Mrs, 0. C. Russell were on a business trip to To- ronto on Wednesday and Thurs- day, Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne Devine attended the Weiberg-Ba.uer wed- ding in Waterloo on Saturday: Mr. and Mrs. Don Adams, Mark and Brock, of London; were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les Adams. Mrs. Roy Morenz is visiting this week With relatives in Detroit. tr. and Mrs, Ross Love were Sunday visitors with Mr. and ;Mrs. C. A. Hardy and family, ; at Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hutchin- son, of Parkhill, visited on Sun- day with her mother, Mrs. H: Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown, !of Bothwell, were Sunday visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Baumgarten. j Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clarke and Marlene spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Yotuig, at Corbett. Miss Patsy Clarke, of Credi- t* .spent the weekend at he home of fier grandmother, Mrs. H. Clarke. Mrs. H. Shapton active in church The death occurred suddenly in South Huron Hospital on Sat- urday, April 11, 1959 of Rhoda Ann Chowen, widow of the late Hiram •Shapton. She was born in Usborne, the daughter of .the -late William and Hannah. Chowen. In 1899. she moved to Exeter with her father, where she learned the art of dressmaking, In 1914 she married Hiram Shapton and resided on- a farm in Stephen township until 1945. Her husband predeceased her in 1941. Both her and her husband WEEK were valued members of the James Street church choir. She also took an active part in the WMS activities. She is survived by one niece. Mrs. Laura Wilson, London. also several nephews: Garnet Hicks, 1 Wellington Skinner and two nephews in Michigan. Funeral service Was held on Tuesday, April 14 from the Din- ney funeral home conducted bY Rev. H. J. Snell with interment in Exeter cernetery.• Pallbearers were Wilfrid Shap - ton, Wellington Skinner, Cecil, Chowen, Michigan, Asa Penhale, and Gar- net Hicks. fINEST 64RA1ENT' STORAGE rAT A' EVIK R4TE -411 PRICE You pay nothing until Fall. • We furnish the Handl-Hamper. EASY! Just flip open the lid • . drop in all your winter woolens...your storage worries are over! When you return the Handi-Hamper we'll summer. store each item safe from every danger' at one low bulk rote price. Pay nothing until Fall, when we return everything to you. 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Tamp- ! son observed the girls as they walked and. ASthey sat. Finally, the field was narrowed down un - 1 til only six finalists remained. After eareful observation and de- liberation the judges announced • their decision, and Paula began her reign as posture .oucert. I As a reward, Paula received th Dr. G. Webb.trophy which shee ! will keep for a year, and a replica for permanent possession. Highlights athletic dance , The choosing of a posture queen highlighted the annual ath- letic dance held Friday, April 10, 1 Emceefor the evening's pro- gram was a grade 13 student, Bob McNeil. Assisting the emcee I was Cy Blommeert, who spun . the discs that were provided for the occasion I) y - Snelgrove's record bar. ellionintOintinUninUallnInnilliniulattalltannallaUtUlUlnktnntelntitaltaalatlaUltallumilaiuMak ,Go9d Lact*. ..yin er on re -opening your Exeter plant, wwitg; ALL BEHIND YOU! BOOST INDUSTRY • BUY AYLMER Lindenfields Ltd. 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