HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-10-25, Page 9BY SUSAN THOMPSON
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CURRENT COMMENT
We conducted another survey among the students at
„SHIMS to find out their opinions about having school uniforms
for the eirla.
Margaret Johns, 11A, and Barbara Herm 12: "We are in favor of baying school uniforms because there is too Much
competition between the girls and most of them cannot afford
the expensive clothes they are' buying."
Norma -Young, -114; "No, I do not, think it would he good
because dressing the same way day after day would be mono-
tonous."
Eleanor Wein, 10E; "They are good because there would
be less competition among the girls,"
Frances Johns, 13: "It would be good, It would look nice
And would make everyone equally well dressed,"
Carelynne Simmons, 11A: "I am in favor of it. Sinve there
is a wide range of fashions to choose from they could be very
Attractive:"
Marie P.owe, 9At "No, it would cause too much. opposi.
Cathy Smith, 10E; "A good idea! There would be less
competition among the girls, It would also be less expensive to
dress well."
lion."
SCIENCE TEACHING CHANGES
There have been many changes in the science curriculum
during the past few years.
in 1960 and 1061 the course for grade nine included
general physics along with some agriculture topics but in
the following year one-half of the course covered physics and
the other half, zoology.
This year the course for grade 10 was also altered. it
became a one-half physics and one-half zoology instead of the
course of 1901-1962 which was mainly composed of biology.
In 1063.1964 the pupils in grade 11 will be introduced to
nuclear physics for the first time.
CHEERLEADERS
From the girls from grades 10, 11 and 12 who tried out
for cheerleading, the following girls were chosen; Ann Pair.
bairn, Carol Foster, Mary Ann. Hayter and. Suzanne Rennie.
They will join last year's squad which included Carol Mc.
Leod, Helen Hendrick, Linda Walper, Linda Tieman, Bonnie
Turvey, Ann Marie Kroft, Frances Johns, Barbara Weber,
Elizabeth Chapman, Carolynno Simmons, Elizabeth Gosar and
Norma Young.
Budget from Brinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
United Church and were guests
with Air. and Airs. Ross Mc.
Falls and boys for the day.
Mr, and Mrs. Heber Davis
accompanied by Air. and Mrs.
Robert Coleman, Lucan, were
guests on Saturday evening with
Mr. and Airs, Ivan Stanley, Den-
field, and on Sunday Mrs. henry
liodgins and Miss Sophia Rich-
ards, Lucan, and Mr. and Airs.
Clifford Abbott were guests with
the Davis',
Mr. and. Airs. Howard Clarke
and girls, Shipka, were Sunday
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last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Hazel Perrin of Granton.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dixon
and boys visited Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dixon,
Many attended the shower
last Thursday evening at Neil's
school to honor Miss Eleanor
Thompson prior to her mar-
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lathed eight young friends of
her daughter, Jean Fenton, on
Saturday, Oct. 20. it was Jean's
eighth birthday.
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The motto "The Future 13.elengs •-• • • •
to him who Prepares fop it." Wayne Rata, Ron Weber,
was given by Mrs, C. Kenney. Karen Finkbeiner and Ella Mae
The topic, current events, was Schlenker were delegates this
given by the various members weekend at the Youth Fellow-
of the committee in charge. ship Conference Wide Conven-
A short course entitled lion held - in ,New Hamburg. A
?minds of meat" is to be given goodly number of other young
in the near future and ...vane people also attended.
interested may contact Mrs, Ed Mrs. P., Molitor, principal of
Lamport or Mrs. Al. Reid, Also
a euchre party is in the plan-
ning. Airs.'E.d. Lamport was ap.
pointed as the representative
.Atouxithir earySouth Huron Hospital
Hostesses were Mrs. Ed Lam.
port, Mrs. A. Pfaff, Mrs. I,,
Wein, Mrs. C. Kenney and Mrs,
E. Neil,
Mrs. Martha Berg
Mr, Martha Berg, wile of the
late Christian Berg, died, in
South Huron Hospital on Fri-
day, October 10.
Airs, Berg was the former
Martha Wenzel, sister of Mrs.
Herb (Mabel) Falumer,
Funeral services were held
from the residence of Mr, and
Mrs. Herb li'ahrner on .Nionday,
Oct. 22 with Rev, A. "1, Schlen-
ker in. charge.
Interment was in Crediton
cemetery.
Crediton Colleens
On Saturday, Oct. 20 the Cred-
Ron Colleens held their sixth
meeting in the Community: Cen-
tre, There was an attendance of
• 18.
Demonstrations o n jellied
salad and tossed salad were
given.
• Next meeting will be Satur.
day, Oct. 27.
MRS', .FAI4T .Honored neighbors
C1t,‘,DITON Mr. and Airs. Harry -Carroll
At the meeting of .Crediton were honored at A :gathering of WI held in th e -Community Hall their neighbors when th ey. were
on -WedoesdaY, October 17 Mrs. presented with a coffee table.
Wilfred Mack gave a calk on Air, and Mrs, Carroll Are OW"
her recent trip. le Engtend, log te Dutton,
A denumstrallon on the plant' The 4(1(ire$S was read by Mr,
log of. fall bulbs. was given by Ross Krueger and the gin ,,pees-
Mrs. Ed Lamport. -e,ntation by Mr. Emerson Wein.
roll call was answered An enjoyable evening of .cards
with a news event of the: :past followed the presentation,
-week Or someone in the news, Personal items
Describes UK trip.
t4 Creditor Institut
aintsbuty
packs bale
ay MRS. HEBtrR PAY'S.
SAINTSRUDY
On. 'Thursday afternoon the
Guild of St. Patriek.'s chore!:
held Ks meeting at the home of
Airs. Jim Barker-, President
Mrs, Harry .Clarroll was in
charge, Mrs. Raymond Green.
lee, Airs. Dill Johnson and Airs.
Heber Davis conducted the de-
votional.
Roll call was Answered with
articles for the missionary :bale
which was packed following re-
ports.
The ladies plan to start an-
other quilt as (he ones on hand
have been sold, The mystery
prize donated by Vera Greee•
lee was won by Alarg Carroll,
The hostess was assisted by
Airs. Hugh Davis and Mrs.
Charlie Atkinson in the ab-
sence of Airs, Herman Athie-
son.
Personal items
Air, and Mrs, Earl. Atkinson
held a family dinner on Friday
evening. Those present were
their daughters and famil-
ies, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Latta, Carol, Kenny and Dav-
id, Air. and Mrs. Don.
quire, Leroy and Dennis. Mr.
and Mrs. 1 -an Stanley, Dee-
field, call d in the evening,
Mr, and Airs. Fred Dobbs Jr.
spent the weekend of October
13 in Guelph where they at-
tended the annual alumnae
hornet:oath-Le, celebration and
ten-year class reunion at OAC,
During the Saturday evening
program Mr. Dobbs spoke on
"Methods to Stimulate Active
Alumnae Participation",
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr,
held a recent birthday party in.
honer of Airs, Dobbs Sr. Those
attending were Rev. and.. Mrs.
F. T. James and Airs, L. At-
wood, London, Mr. H. S. Mc.
Lean, Teeswaler, and Mr. and
Airs, Fred Dobbs Sr., of Exe-
ter.
Air. and Mrs. ila.rvey Latta
and family were Sunday guests
with the former's sister, Mr.
and Airs. Bob Elliott, London.
AIr. and. Mrs. Earl Atkinson
were guests on Sunday with
Mr. and Airs. Whitney Coates,
Exeter.
Alr. and. Airs. Gordon Maines,
Russeldale, Mr. and Airs. Harry
Noels and Donald, Forest, Mr,
and Mrs. Maurice McDonald,
Lucian, were Sunday guests of
Air, and Airs, jack Dickins,
Airs. Clarence Davis visited
with Airs. Henry Itodgins, Lu-
can, on Saturday,
Mr. anti Mrs. itarry carrell
visited with the former's broth.
er, Mr. and Airs. George Car-
roll, Detroit, over the weekend,
Airs, Tom Rees attended a.
shower for Al i s s Eleanor
Thompson at Neil's school, Ale-
Gillivray, on Thursday evening.
Mr. Arnold ['Irby, St. Thomas,
Miss Gail Fairbairn, London,
were .Sunday guests with Air.
and Mrs. Bill Johnson also Mrs.
Johnson's aunt and uncle, Air.
and Mrs, Jack Lake and family,
Hyde Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aitken,
Toronto, were weekend guests
with their niece, Mr. and Airs.
Fred Dobbs Jr., also Mr, II, F.
McLean, Tceswatcr,
Air. and Airs. Hugh Davis,
heather and Michael, attended
church service at Centralia
the ,Crediton Public School,
again announced that the
dm would be making their
usual penny collection for UNI-
C414' instead of the. "trick or
treat'' that usually aCe9113Pa•
Pies Hallowe'en.
Miss Prenda Schoch, of Zur-
ich, spent the weekend with
Miss Fay Schlenker.
The members of the EUR
choir are planning "an evening
of music " with the 8a voices
the Dominion Life Choir of
Waterloo to be held Friday eve-
ning, Oct. 26.
Air. and Mrs, _Russell Fink-
helper and Air. and Airs. Ed.
Finkbeiner visited on Sunday
with Mrs. herb Jones who is
a patient in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital,. London.
Airs. W. Ii. Smith returned
home Sunday after spending
the past month wth. her sister,
Mrs, Young, of Fort Wayne, ln-
dianna.,
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wade and
family, of London, spent the
weekend with. Mr, and Mrs. John
Wade.
Men's Day was observed on
Sunday in the .1'r1113. church with
A IhtleS. choir. Al:'. Donald.
Gaiser of Exeter was the speak-
er.
Mr. Lewis ',Foist, of Waterloo.
visited. on Saturday with his
mother, Mrs. Al. Faist, who is
now able" to be up and around.
And Ml's. Cliff Brock at-.
tended the Dobbs.-LennoV
ding at Olencairn, They -Pent the weekend with Mr. anti Mrs,
Clyno. Dobbs,
A number of the members_
of Creditor BUD WSWS attend-
ed the rally in. Dashwood on
Tuesday.
The ladies of Brinsley UCW
held a successful bake sale at
Ailsa Craig on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Trevithick,
Ruth aid Neil, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Newey, Carol and Colleen
of London visited Air. and Airs.
Harvey Wainer of Greenway on
Friday night.
Mr. and. Mrs. Lawrence
Schwartz, of 1,.ondon, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schenk re-
cently,
Church news
Rev. C. Beacom of Arva took
charge of the service at Brins-
ley United. Church on Sunday,
Oct. 21 when the Rev. K. N.
Hick exchanged for Anniversary
services at Arva.
There will be no church serv-
ices at Brinsley United Church
on Sunday, Oct, 28 in favor of
.anniversary services at Car-
lisle when the Rev. Moorehouse
of Parkhill. is guest speaker for
the occasion.
The TimppAcilvace Octpher 25, 1962 13200i'l