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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-06-29, Page 2fart• 2 The Times-Actveeate, June 2?, 1961 ti) 1V VG1, - — 4,11, 1,0f • i VA.I5 .• • N -- Ing reatcr%i. 44teIie. 'World 'Hsi* reserfeirLTJI . play With you when I goback to work, Exl- Aight now I'm on vacation." ting Fraturies 'yn,licatie, Jiw., Worlil rights reserved. " b °`.(4ay, so 1 spen,ci money foolishly--narne one other extravagance I'm guilty of. L .,„, „,,,,, 1 110,i 1 Of 1 it , i 11# 4 VI 1,1 t to I 14 Es -z4. —yr"- , I i 1)106I,ICirg Futures Sysdirsts,Isc.,'Vrertd kilts rarerrad. "1 got nowhere using love and affection," ;NI, XIV rfaturft SYndireite, be, 'World rights reservvd. "Oh, Tapender, may I remind you that our coffee break is limited, to fifteen minutes." Passing percentage: 84 SHDHS promotes Eighty-four percent of the students at South Huron Dis- trict High School have been promoted, it was announced this week. A total of 464 were successful in their examinations while 88 were asked to repeat. Highest passing percentage was in grade nine which posted an 85.6 mark. The percentage in grade 10 was 81.6, in grade 11. 84.9 and in grade 12, 84. Complete results follow: GRADE 12 First Class Honors Susan Beach, Felix Booge- man, Betty Dixon, John Ethe- rington, Ann Geayer, Ron Mar- shall, Barbara McDonald, Dave O'Reilly, Sandra Snider, Ferne Swartzentruber, Jane Syrier, Judy Tennant, Sandy Vander - lean, Joan Westcott, Second Class Honors Bryan Bonthron, Dianne Del - bridge, Fred Desjardine, Judy Easton, Barry Grainger, Ruth Horne, Helen Humphries, Lau- rie Mingworth, Robert Seined - der, Sandra Sharrow, Mary Shaw, William Sytsma, Jack Yungblut, Helen Zimmer, Jack Zondeg. Third Class Honors Sylvia Becker, Murray Bell, Andy Durand, Bernice Grain- ger, Kristine Gulens, Cathy Hodgins, Richard Klopp, Steve Kyle, Grace McKenzie, Marga- ret Oke, Eleanor Prang, Keil Richardson, Pat Rowe, Wayne Willert. Credit Bill. Ingram, Don Mantey, Bob Murray, Betty Stephen, Lenore Trott, Conditional Promotion Sheryl Ailey (Eng) Elizabeth Bannister (Sc, Fr), Ron Deic. hert (Let, Fr), Bonnie Dbert (Se, Lat, Fr) Judy Elder (Se), Newel Hall (math, Se, Er), James Hamilton (Eng, Se, Yr), William Harvey (Eng, Sc), Di- anne Hicks (Sc, Hist), Carole Hoggarth (Sc, Fr), LaWrence Howard (Eng, Lat, Fr), Rob- erta Johnston (So), Margaret Knight (Eng, Sc, Fr), William MacKinnon (Eng, Sc, Lat), Dean Manight (Eng, Sc), San- dra Morrow (Hist), Katherine Page (Hist), Enid Palethorpe (Sc, Fr), Peter Planfenga (Eng, Er), Ruth Restemeyer (Hist, Sc.), carmin Schlenker (Hist, Math), Patil Seldon (Alg, Sc, Let), Douglas Shirray (Georn, Lat), Peter Syrier (Lat, So), Williani Wagner (Fr), Florence Whittaker (Se). • Special Commercial First Class henors Mn Hendrick, Kathryn Hidjts, Diene Johne, ,Tune Ra Ilethanne. Rader, Ruth Roeszler, CaroT Smith, Irene Van Weircn, Mary Lott Wit. neer, Second Chide Honors Shirley Bender, Therese (or. eiVetei, Stanley Desjardine. Shirley Henderson, Joe Xerit. ina, Barbara Morley, Gall Wol. rlrbtL Third Class Honor§ Joan Eel% Bettie Medi, rte. nald ThieL. Annie, Vandeivorp, Standing .grand in the sub- ieets of the torlinicrical define, fellOWS: (L, doierneteial' JW CeetteePondenee; S, shorthand; T, typing; sp, spel- ling; OP, office practice; R, rapid calculation; A, arithme- tic): Neva Cockwill (L C. S, T, Sp, P, OP), Marie Denomme (RC, C, S, T, B, Sp, P, OP); Sandra Lee Morris (1.,, A, RC, C, S, B, Sp, P, OP,); Michael Regier (L, A, RC, C, T, B, Sp, P, OP); Jane Restemeyer (L, A, RC, C, T, B, P, OP); Catherine Thiel (RC, C, S, T, B, Sp, P, OP). Graduation diploma, general course, Alma Hendrick, Sandra Lee Morris; graduation diplo- ma, commercial course, Joan Earl, Shirley Henderson, Bar- bara Morley, Ruth Roeszler. GRADE 11 First Class Honors Ross Desjardine, Jerry Drys- dale, Gail Farquhar Ausrna Gu - lens, Peggy Goddard, Janis Gu - lens, Douglas Hodgson, Leslie Howard, Fred Hyde, Francis Johns, Russell Klopp, Sharon McBride Robert Stickle, Ruth Miller, Allan. Prang, Dennis Mock, Marilyn. Morgan, Mary Scene, Bob Turner, Donna Von - tin, Audrey Verkerk, Second Class Honors Robert Becker, Carol Brown, Xandra Busche, Jerry Came- ron, Roger Cann, Patricia Cros- by, Marilyn Frayne (Geom), Marjory Hendrick, Pam Herd, Bonnie Hoggarth, Marlene King, Heather McConnell, Donna Mar- shall, Doris Pepper, Brenda Schoch, Carolyn Smillie, Judy Sne1grove, Dale Turvey, Wen- dy Vanderlaan, Earl Wagner, Third Class Honors Janet Blair, Carol Bossenber- ry, Bill Brown, Shirrill Clarke, Grace Eaglesoe, Douglas Gal- loway (Erig, Hist) Ronald Grat- ton, Lynda Hayter, Joe }Dula. han, Dale Hunt, Jean Kreuger, Tom Plumb (Typ), Marie Re, gmr, Heidi Schroeder (Gem), William Shaddick, Gerald Shantz, Greg Spencer, Jim Sweitzer, Mervyn Taylor, He, len Voss, Nancy Wilds. Credit Harvey Beierling, Marcia Desjardine, Margaret Hotson, Sharon Hume, Donald Jermyn, Shirley Johns, Robert John, ston, Marion Kerslake, Ann Ma• rie Rowe, Karen Taylor, Conditional Pronietion Gordon Brown (Eng, Hist), Don Cann (Geom), Andrew Des- jardine (Fr), Barbara Dundas (Eng, Hist), Toin Earl (Geom), James Foster (Fr), Donald Glenn (Fr), Linda Gldver (Geom), Peggy Hall (Geom), William (Fr), Mall' June Hoffman (Lat Bruce Hortbn (Hist,. Fr) Ken Jones (Eng, Hist), Bill King (Geoni), Robert Laing (Geom, Se) nob. ert Lammie (Geom., So) Sharon Lawrence (Geog), len Mc- Cann (Geom), Carol McLeod (tat), Ross Miller (Geom), Harry Moir (Sc.). Janet Mot, lock (Geom), Williani Noakes (Geoin), Shirley Radford (Hist, Geom), froward Rennie (Gore) Fred Sanders (Fre Geom), Da vid Shepherd (Geotit), Allan Thiel (Georn), Donald Thomp-. scin (Lat, Fr), Karen Tinney Morn), Dianne Wiert (Fr), Robert Wood (Eng Typ), John Zile). (Goan), Evelyn ,Ziminer (Fr), Crniitiliesitina arc not paid on arguments won, but on sales Made, GRADE 10 First class honors Grace Allen, Pauline Aqui lina, Faye Becker, Adrian Brand, Barry Brintnell, David Buchanan, Robert Cuillerier, Hillery Dymond, Jim Jillings, Lona Kay Glenn, Georg God - bolt, Larry Horner, Margie Howey, Sharon Hugill, Sandra Jory, 'rearm Miners, Ron Oke, Katherine Roszell, Shirley Reynolds, Ruth Anne Salmon, Grant Swartzentruber, Linda Tiernan, Bonnie Turvey, Mynie Verkerk, Linda 1,Valper, Gary Wedlake, Larry Weida, Ted Wilson, Betty Lou West, Bill Wright. Second class- honors Carol Allen, Kenneth Bach- ert,'Carel Brown, Patricia Ann Creery, Ann Denomme, Bill Dinnin, Edna Ducharme, Gary Eagleson, Jean Essery, Don- ald Ferguson, Jim Finkbeiner, Joan .Francis, Darlene Frayne (Hist, Geog), Nile Greenlee, Carolyn Harris, Barbara Hern, Linda Johnson, Jean Kennedy, Joan MacNaughton, F'eter Mc - Falls, Maxine Mellin, Elaine Miller, Gerald 'Ammer, Ken Moon Irene Park, Ada Plumb, Larry Ratz, Wayne Ratz, Judy Rawson, Faye Schlenker, Rich- ard Shoebottom, Sharon Skid- more, Joan Smith, Pat-Solden, Ron Weber, Jeanette Wedge, Judy Westbrook, Linda, West- cott (Math), Erie Wolfe. Third class honors Frank Boyle (Math), Richard Colter (Fr), Dale Crosby (Erig) Joan Dettmer, Tom Ellening- ton, Joan Essery (Geog), -Mar- lene Frayne (Hist, Geog), Syl- via Henderson (Math), Helen Hendrick, Leonard Hoffman, Dianne Hood, Louise Jones (Math), Elaine Keyes, Dorothy LeBoutillier, Sharon Lightfoot, Bruce McLaren, Victoria Masse, Brian Montmorency, B r ia n Mustard, Carol Rader, Douglas Russell, Gayld Siebert, Jim Smale, John Snell, Jeanette St. Louis (Math), Albert Van. derl a an, Credit Dennis MacDonald, o h n Nagel, Ron Smith, Marion Stone, Conditional Promotion Bob Broderick (Math), Don - aid Colter (Math, St), Joan England (Math), Donna Ere. inian (Math, Geog), 'Joan Es. serS? (Geog), Harry Gackstet- ter (Hist, Math), Ilubeet Gret. ton (Math, Ag), Bill Grenier (Eng, Sc), Rosalie Hicks (Math), Prances Jackson (Hist Geog), Elizabeth Johnston (Math, Er), Diane .Tory (Hist, Math), Grace Keller (Hist, (Math), Atimerie Kraft (Geog, Math), Malcolm McDonald (Pr), Don McCallum (Geog), Kenneth McCarter (Math, Hiet) Wayne Miller (Geog, Eng), Bill Murray (Geog, Shop), Bar - bare Sharrew (Hist, Geog), Sandra Parkins (Math, Ge6g), Kenneth Reichert (Math, Se), Gary Sytsma (Math, Fr), Carel Taylor (Math), Bob Thiel (Eng', atom, Larry Wein' (Fr, Math), Lynda Westeott (Math), GRADE 9 First that Horteri John Aiey, WaYrienaYnitani, Iris Becker, Ann Benning, Jim Bisbaek, Brenda l3ocock, San' rite 13r6wn, tartics Carstacideri,itliidi (maths Fry, Rood ward. Elizabeth Chapman, Lyle Liars, Liida Clarice, Jim Coate, I "A„'"" Valerie Desjarine Peter De4.1(.6h81i -Jam(t`a WM& kkle0g) Vries, Susan Dinney, Steven Elder, Judy Finkbeiner, ''Gary Ford, Shirley Genttner, Eliza- beth Gosar, Neil Hamilton, Keith Hay, Valrie Herbert, George Hinton, Robert Hoff- man, Margaret Hyde, Larry Idle, Doreen. Jackson, Sharon Jillings, Ann Johns, Margaret Johns, Andrew Kenyon, Danny Lenaghan, John Lock, Marjorie MacPliee, Neil McAllister, Di- ane McKenzie, Joanne Mar - term, Ronnie Moth, Elaine Powe, Nancy Ryan, Shirley Sauder, Kathy Scene,' Ella Mae Schlenker, Gary Scholl, Carolyn Simmons, Brenda Sinillie, Celia Stock, Sandra Trpyer, Tinie Vanderlaan, Mar- tin. Walker, Don Wright. Second Class Honors Robert Borland, Mike D'Eon, Elaine Destobel, Dorothy Dic- key, Carol Ducharme, John El- der, Nancy Fee, Ruth Flax - bard Marilyn Galloway, Ruth Geiger, Kenneth Genttner, Ruth Gibson, Rae Hunt, Shirley Ja- ques, Barbara. Janke, Patricia Keller, Gary King, James Kin - rade, Judy Lamport, Robert MacNaughton, Sharon McAr- thur, Cathy McNeil, Barbara Mellin, Ted Mock, Jan Negryn, Kathryn Oke, Ruth Petty, Mona Schade, Keith Selves, Robert Shapton, Dianne Shaw, Glen Shipman, Frances Skinner, Da- vid Taylor, Karen Walker, Barbara Webber, Brian Wed - lake, Norma. Young. Third Class Honors Douglas Allen, Bernard Be- dard, Roy Bell, Ruth Clausius, Jacqueline England, George Farwell, Marilyn Galloway, Arthur Horrell, Mark Hoffman (Math), Janis Hood, Robert Ko wan, Howard Lawrence, Given- dolyn Lawson, Linda Meidin, ger. Robert Middleton, Sandra Miller, Jim Neil, Marilyn Neil, Linde Noakes, Regier, Donna Reid (Geog), Mary Simpson, Margaret Skipper, Ka - .thy Smith, Donald Westover, Gregory Willert, Cameron Wit, men , Credit Dennis Lampert, Keith AM, let, Larry Preszcator, Marion Wiley, Jerome Watson, RehmWynja. Wynja, Conditional Promotion Hubert Art (Eng, Geog), Ken Balser (Math, Geog), Wal. ter Becker (Geog), Lois Chap. pel (Hist), Donald Cooper (Gedg, Ag), Shirley Anne De- we (Gen), Lennis Derwin:lit (Geog, Fr), Lester Denomme(fath, (rath, Fr),. S sa n Doerr (Math), Patricia Ferguson (Se), Alma Fischer (Eng, Geog), Emerson Gill (Shop), janis Gill (Math), Douglas Omen. -wood (Geog, Math), Loretta Daley (Geog, Sc), Lyiehe Hal- laday (Math), Nelson 1.-larnden (Eng, Fr), John Harness (Geog, Ag), 1V1arthe 'Hartman (Hist, Ge6g), John Holmes (Fr), Ed. ward Johns (Fr), Linda John. Sibtl (Geog, Math), Sherrie Kel. ly (Geog, Math), Wayne Knight (Eng, Shop), Douglas Light- foot (Eng, Geog), Murray Mc- Adams (Eng, Geog), Larry Me, CliticheY (Geog, Math), Dianne McLeod (Math, (eog), Devid Rader (Eng, Geog), Gayle Rod- man (Gal), Lydia Reeleis (meth, Se), Jack Schenk (Eng), Patricia Schwalm (Geog, Se), Larry gird. (Math, SO, Bar. bare Swan(Geofe, Sc), Susan Tassie ((co, Math), Marilyn Taylor Mid ath, Sc),8c), m d A CHAMPION CORRESPONDENT—Voted by Canadian Weekly Newspapers Associa- tion as the champion dountry correspondent for 1960, Mrs. Lillian Allison is the latest recipient of the Ontario Hydro Award of Merit. Presentation of the Ward Was Made by James A. Blay, right, Hydro's director of information, at the recent convention of the association at Ottawa. Looking on approvingly is H. Keith Gra- ham, publisher of the Chesterville Record for which the new champion has corres- ponded for the past ten years, The wife of a farmer (Frendlee Farm), a former school teacher and active in community organizations, Mrs. Allison writes a column entitled "Frendlee Farm Chats" in addition to regular news reporting in the Finch Road -Limerick District. Town topics . . . .. . . . •.'. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mar- tin were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Terrin, Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Davis of St. Marys and Mr, and Mrs, Walace Fisher, Eddie and Bob - 1)10, London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fisher. Mr. Milton Sleamen is in London relieving at Cowan's Hardware during the summer holidays. Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Mar- tin and Mr, and Mrs, Jack Martin, St. Marys, are on a fishing trip this week in the Wiarton district, Mr. and Mrs. George Racey and daughters, Barbara, Susan and Jo -Anne of Los Angeles, California, arrived Saturday evening to spend sow time with, Mrs. Racey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Elliot, and also Mr. Racey's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Racey, Parkhill, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Traquair left by car on Monday for Calgary, Alta,, to visit with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Christie. Mr. and Mrs, C. S. Mac - Naughton and John are spend- ing a few days at Delawana Inn, Georgian Bay. Mr. Mac - Naughton is on business with stliipn. e Water Resources COmmis- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hodge, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Doupe and attended the Hodge reunion at Riverview Park, Exeter, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ince and. Mrs, E. C. Harvey leave Monday by car for Charlotte- tokn, PEI', to visit at the ladies' former home for three weeks, Mr. Harvey is spending a couple of weeks at Red Bay, Mrs. Jim Hyde is spending a few days with an aunt in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Chap- pel and Mr, and Mrs, Allan Chappel and Mark of Dundas, Rev, and Mrs. Hogue, Brandon, Man., and Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Reynolds of Hurondale spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Luther Reynolds. Each broke a finger Sylvia and Kathy Cann, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. H nor 64 graduates at Exeter PS banquet The 64 grade eight students of Exeter Public School were feted at a graduation dinner and presentationin the Legion Hall, Wednesday evening, Hosts for the banquet were meinbers of the. Home. and School Association. Principal Arthur Idle and teachers Mrs, Donald Jory and Mrs, Andrew Hamilton were among the guests. The graduates were presented with pins by H & S President Mrs. Peter Durand. Graduation certificates were presented by Mrs. Jory, Speaker was Lew Short, di- rector of development for Wells Academy, London, and a CFPL-TV announcer, Mr. Short urged the gradu- ates to get as full an educa- tion as possible and he stressed the necessities of determina- tion, attitude, and personality in achieving the goal of fur- ther education. He also stressed to the gra- duates that "it isn't important hew many brains you have but how you use them," He ad- vised thein to make use of Bruce Cann, each broke a finger. Sylvia broke her thumb on the left hand while playing ball and. Kathy fell hitting a tree root breaking her little finger ,on the right hand. Pupils visit zoo Grade 7 of Exeter Public School visited the Detroit Zoo on Monday. The 80 pupils were taken in. two busses ac- companied by Mrs. Lawrence Wein and Mr. Carl Mills. They returned by way of Port Huron. ATTEND EXECUTIVE Mrs. S. E. Lewis-, Mrs. Rue sell Balkwill, Mrs, Robert Southcott and. Mrs. R. E. Poo- ley of town and Mrs. W. J. Routly of Elimville were- in Wingharn last week at the home of Huron Presbyterial president, Mrs. G. W. Tiffin for an executive meeting to ar- range sectional meetings for the fall. FAMOUS their capabilities to the fullest extent, Mr. Short was introduced bY R. L. Sturgis, principal of South Huron District High School. Valedictorian for the class was Ann Fairbairn. Toasts were proposed by Karen Jer- myn and Helen Cole, Wallace Seldon, chairman of the Exeter public school board, presented academic wards to the four top students, Linda Hunter-Duver, Karen Jermyn, Beery Gosar and Paul Mason. Mrs.. Oily; Cole die* In ...ho§pitalMrs, , p.:1111"sSaturday,PiA.- id4"01; or the late Alfred John (Fred1 following a lengthy Mose. M oitvrei. ,Xoluis,oViesiltniii4feernaienare had iivcd, in Exeter- following her :marriage •te Fred Cole !es: YearS. ago, She assisted her husband While he was in the l" jewellry business !a ed later workedc,,with J. aelc: ;$4141:1 Jew- tShe was a :Member of, Pride of Heron Rebekah Lodge .and also .a nember ot IVFaig $treet. United Church. Surviving Are her mother, Mrs. John Jollns, Toronto; four sisters: Miss Lorena Johns, Toronto; Mrs, jarnes (Myrtle) - Willis, Kirkton; Mrs, Doug - Jae (Leola) Hiimphreys, Here- Mon, and Mrs, Herold (Ruby) Boycs, Port Credit; four tbers John, Toronto; Hilton, Listowel; Frgderlelc.CrOlnarty; Alex, London. Surviving .are her mother, Mrs. !John. Johns, Toronto; four .sisters: Miss Lorena 4 Johns, Toronto; Mrs. ,James (Myrtle) Willis, Kirkton; Mrs. , Douglas (Leola) Humphreys, Hamilton, and Mrs. Harold (Ruby) Boyes, Port Credit; four brothers: John, Toronto; Hilton, Listowel; Frederick, Cromarty; Alex, London, The .funeral service was held froin the Hopper -Hockey fun - oral borne, Exeter, on Tees - day, June 27, conducted by Rev. R. S. Blitz with inter- ment in Exeter cemetery. Re-. bekah. Lodge held a service at ,7e the funeral home Monday eve. - ping. Pall bearers were Messrs, Garnet Hicks, Gerald, eleralls, Maurice Coates, Harold Bell, Gerald Skinner and ,Gleno Fisher. 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