The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-10-25, Page 2a
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T11.11 16-year-a:(1 SHIMS IA vice-president of the girls'
clent.s uere elected to the top group, while her counterpart on
poaitious on the school's athle- the boys' executive is Barry
tic societies this week and will Brintnell of Kirk'on.
be in ear.ge of the groups 'who The dau-a'o- of Mr, and Mrs !els alter travel arrtmgements Ruth Anne has fra• the athletic teams and make -"" Sal mon,
holm. izanr _. completed her grade eight piano
;,acne -• and is a member of the Cat!oinne datt.gh- Dashwood band and the SILDHS 'lint of Mr. artti Mrs. Fred Sint- orchestra,
mons. Exeter, will !wall the Da‘.e A trumpet is the 12A
miss sines m the school glee anon of lIensail holds the top club and plays the piano and
for the boys. teaches at Sunday School. She The Exeter miss , tae also played on both the volley- star at the school and has three chami.),,,„. .'" ball and basketball teams last
ships arose entering sehonl, A year.
gt';1e 1'.1 student, Caralynne Barry, another 12A students.
a1,0 compet ,„1 „a l ast ye,es is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Win-
volle;11.Lil and basket- son Brintnell. Lie quarterbacked
halt= a.quads anti. Is a member the junior football team last
rot the efieerleviling team year and also plays baseball,
She KITH on tho pa per stair The secretaries on the stn.
"l i ve i navnn dent groups are two Exeter
-p i•eginInni an i n youth,, Linda Walper and John
the ellitir and as a member of IleeNallghtell. the N'F'L.. nresertly tr..- They both have served as
tr;-.: her ..rale eight piano exa- vice-presidents of their classes
trwia! ions . in previous years and both are
:he F.on of Mr.. and avid musicians. Linda has pas-
.. Nrs. Keltit Buchanan. is also an sed her grade eight piano and
a...1 was top scorer sings in bath the glee club and
nn 'a-t junior boys' has- the James Street choir, while
kethal: rntri John plays the clarinet in the
The 12 1. s:tident pie' e, junior school orchestra.
!%s• year and is one of The Exeter miss is the daugh-
:itoiling. rasa receivers on ter of Mr. and Mrs. Norm Wal-
t,,, • tar's .error squad. The per and she is a member of
• fr.t.r.sa"; !.ettlit also participates the cheerleading, squad, She al-
ba...0bal so competes in track and field
Torn. musicians and is a graduate of CGIT.
.teetsienlly inclined John, the son of Hon. C. S
tnomber or the group is Ruth and Mrs. MacNaughton, is see-
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HEAD STUDENT GROUPS—The students at SHDHS elected the executives for
their I.,‘,o athletic: societies, Tuesday, and the groups will be in charge of arrang-
ing transportation and making plans for home games for the school's athletic
.t.e.ams. The girls' group is composed of the following, from the left: Lynda West-
?olt, Carolynne Simons, Linda Walper and Ruth Anne Salmon. Missing from the
.i5Toto is Eli4ahelli Gosar. The boys include: Dave Buchanan, Barry Brintnell, John
•Ac Naughton, Gary Eagleson and Don Wright, • photo
competes in public speaking
at the school,
He is a Queen Scout and is a
member of the Exeter Rovers.
Both youths are 17 and are in
12A,
Look after publicity
In charge of publicity for the
two groups are Lynda Westeolt
helping children!
A4ain this year. this will be
the theme for many area chit•
drcn as they canvass for VIS1-
CEF nuHallowe'en night, and
they hope the residents will be
generous in "shelling out" for
the important venture.
Last year, students of Exeter,
llcn all, Crediton and J. A. H.
McCurdy .school, along with sev-
eral other area schools, col.
holed close to $500 00 to aid
needy children throughout the
%corm,
This w.as not Ntrictly a char-
ity, but was only used to help
countries help themselves, Cm-
ernments of needy countries
must request UNICEF aid, and
match the contribution with lo-
cal goods and services,
On the average, aided coun-
tries provide tinequivalent of
$3.00 in matching funds for
every $1,00 allocated to UNI-
CEF.
Taking last year's figures,
this means that area children
were instrumental in providing
1,000,000 glasses of milk for
needy and improverished dB-
and Don Wright, both members
of the Learners' of God Sunday
School class at James Street
U('.
Lynda, 17. is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Westeott,
RR 1 Centralia, and her favor-
ite sport is found at her back
door at her father's golf course,
She also plays volleyball and
competes in track and field. The
12C student sings in the church
choir and the glee club.
Don,-.15, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Wright, Exeter,
and is one of the top bowlers in
the area. Last year, he trundled
one of the top games ever re-
corded in the local lanes, com-
ing up with a nifty 400 game.
The 1113 student also plays
hockey in the Exeter minor
league.
The final two members of
the new executives are Elsie
Gosar and Gary Eagleson,
who act as treasurers,
Elsie is the daughter of. Mr,
and Mrs. Joe Gosar, Exeter,
and she is another member of
the school's cheerleaders and
sings in the James Street
choir,
Gary, 17, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Lloyd Eagleson, RR 3
Dashwood, has played for the
Panthers football teams for
the past two years and also
plays baseball.
A 1213 student, he plays
trumpet in the school orches-
tra and sings in the glee club.
Ile has served as a class presi-
dent at SHDHS and is a
member of the Dashwood EUB
young peoples,
then, throughout the world.
The same amount would also
provide "i'fl vaccinations for
200,000 children or would enable
50,000 children to receive peni-
cillin cures for the dreaded
Yaws disease.
:Plan compaipos
Children in Exeter and. Hen.
sail will commence their cam-
paigns on Wednesday afternoon
when they seek donations in ,the
two business districts, During
the evening they will carry on
a house-to-house canvass, as
will students in Crediton„
McCurdy school and other cen.
ices.
The canvass at, :11417011 Park
will also seek money to donate
n,
to Care of .Canada and for sup-
port of a Korean, child that has
been adopted by the students.
Principal Henderson g
stated that information would be.
sent to each parents and would
point out that the donations re-
ceived would be divided among
the three charities,
lie said he hoped that close
to 100 percent of the children
would be involved in the can-
vass.
At Exeter, the canvass will be
conducted by members of the
grade four, five and six clas-
ses.
Principal Arthur Idle reported
that the children will also be al-
lowed to parry bags for their
own "treats" as well as for
UNICEF. "We don't think they
should be penalized for doing
something good", he stated,
pointing out that in some cm
tres UNIEF canvassers had to
forego getting their own treats.
[a all centres where the UNI-
CEF campaign is being carried
'out, the children will all carry
identifying badges to show that
they are authorized canvassers.
"There is no possibility of
anyone being mistaken", Mr.
Idle reported,
Last year, with the help of
kind neighbors, Ontario children
collected $102,000 for UNICEF
on Hallowe'en ... money that
went to the international Head-
quarters of the United Nations
Children's Fund in New York
and from there went to supply
carloads of powdered skim
milk to build straight, strong
hones; drugs and trained per-
sonnel for pre- and post-natal
clinics; supplies and equipment
to help fight the ancient; di-
seases (yaws, malaria and tu-
berculosis) that sap the life of
children the world over.
Certainly an example of chil-
dren 'helping children — with
the aid of their kind and gene-
rous neighbors.
Drive as if all children were
your ()vim.
died in ,St. ;Josephs Hospital.
London,. :on Tuesday, October
744,. having, been a patient less
than three Weeks.
Mr. Moi4leith was born At -US-
borne Township on the Thames
Road .and had lived there until
retiring to Exeter .some
years ago.
Ile married. 'Jessie. Hamilton
of the sante .eommunity whit
predeceased hint in 1917.
lip was a member .of Thames
Road United Church and later
of James Street, Exeter,
Surviving' are. one daughter,
Mrs. Ted (Jessie) Goddard, 11.
Orton; two sisters, Mrs. An.
urcw Campbell, Exeter, and
Miss Helen Monteith, AiiP
Craig, and five grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
OA Thursday, October 25 at 2
p.m. conducted by lieu, S. B,
Lewis, at the ifopper-liockey
funeral home Exeter, with in-
terment in Exeter cemetery.
Pall bearers will be John, Er-
nest and Jim Watson, Edgar
Monteith, William .Allison and
Sillery,
In a year the National
Fingerprint Bureau of the RC-
MP at Ottawa receives about
40,000 "non-criminal" finger-
prints and about twice that
number of "criminal" finger-
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