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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-07-02, Page 5„My 2, 1904 .Page High school ,.passing ..record high Jermyn, Sandra. SChOck, Jac- Wenn.? Sharpe; second class honors Don Farwell, Douglas Huntley, Paul Mason, Robert Wolfe, Helen cole, ',Joanne Hicks, Bonnie, IVIcCrae, Nancy McTavish, Ann Mickle, Mar-, garet Salmon, Geraldine yen, kerk, Lynne Walker; third class honors—Nancy Kyle, Carol pollicks Catherine Waldron Sandra Walters; credit,—San- dra Prout. :NOTICE Riont.pncl Office 'Will .Be CLOSED Cur 10D From July 18 to Aug. 4 for Holidays Read Fertilizers LTD, EXETER PLANT 11C First class honors — Marilyn Johns, Lorene Mellin; second class h ono r s-,Oathy Armi- tage, Lana Keller, Lois Sim- mons, Sandra Taylor; third class honors Ronald Crown (Prob. Physics) Gus Creces, Richard Westcott, Rose Ann Charrette (Prob. Physics) Joan Dalwood (Prob. Geom), Joan Rader; credit —Linda Jory; credit with probations --Rich- ard Boulton, John Pryde, Brian Wedlake, Sandra Hunter, Suz- anne Ramie, Mary Regier, Gail Sangster, Linda Snider, Alie Vanderworp. JET PUMP Erect new building for Girl Guides Construction of the new 24'x30' Girl Guide building at, Camp Glen Mac near Seaforth gets a helping hand from Tom Worthingten, Centralia; Tom Lavender, Jack Lavender, Jack Drysdale and Jack Simmonds, all of Hensall, S/L, John McDonald, Centralia, is in charge of construction which was planned for completion this week. It is being constructed by voluntary labor from men in neighbor- ing communities and will serve Guides and Brownies in Huron. --Photo by Lambie First class honors,.— Larry Ballarityne, S h ar on Fletcher, Gail Richardson; second class honors —Rick McDonald, John Talbot, Louise Ducharme, Ka- thy Horn; third class honors— Jim Desjardine, Rick Haveling, Bill Soldan, Allan Thompson, Cassie Desjardine, Sue Anne Lindenfield, Hendericka Plan- tinge; credit — Brad Hamilton, Bill Hoffman, Ivan Miller, Bill Morenz (4-yr), Rick Mustard, Jim Parsons, Dave Robertson, Sharon Baynham, Jacqueline Beckett, Mary Lynne Kennedy, Christine Kingma, Jean Lam- mie (4-yr), Wendy Neil, Judy Young (4-yr). Precious Blood SS Give promotions, prizes Promotion results released lienorS Burton, Paul Keating, ,Sylyiacarm,:LilyJelin,, this week show grade 10 ,stu, Drysdale, Mark;Hinton, Sheila on, po.kliv, paxton, Chris Shaw;. dents at MplIS had the highest Keller, Susan. Oesch, Debbie third class honors — Richard passing percentage p„s :93% be- .O'Toole (4-yr), Heather Reid, Breakety, Pete Lawson, Brian came eligible to advance, Marlene Webber, Mary Ann Strattnn, Sandra England, livne However, if this year's fig, Wilds; third liericirick, Shirley Herm credit ures are any guide, it appears Finlay (4-yr), Charles Klopp, Paul Baker, Jim Dixon, Lee .many of them may find the going Margery Fiske, Dara,Goodale, Qp.iee r, Ernest a little tougher in grade 11. Ruth Hodge, Wendy Moir, Bar- Kerr, Wayne King, Norman Me, T14.4 ynar's. grade 11 class bare Skinner; credit Brien Donald, Dennis Morrissey, Erie registered a P4SPing mark of Decker (4-yr), Pale McAllister Price, Jim SWeitZer, Doug Tay- Only 7945%, (4-yr), Tem M e rue r (4-yr), ler, Grant Walker, Larry W11, Grade nine had Mend it was Lloyd Kelly (4-yr), Bonita lert, Geraldine Blair, Brenda 3'7,6% in grade 12,. Greene (4-yr), Linda Johns (4, Dinney, Gayle Lamport. The percentage of pas sing yr), Share4 Wren? (4-yr),Lynn was one of the highest on re- page (4-yr), Linda Pickering cord as it hit close. to 38% ac- (4-yr), cording to figures released by 9D the school. The grade 12 students showed First class honors Id on close to a 10% better mark than Bullock, Lynda Blanchard, their fellow students of last Margaret Besph, Ro s 11 ine year, who registered only 78% Burns, Catharine Creech,S114- passing. on passrnore; second class ho, Grade 10 was up from its nors —Bevan Bonthron, John 89% figure, while grade 11 drop- Gascho, Steven Johns, gien ped as they had 84% last year, Johnston, George Lee, Robert Due to increased enrolment Mickle, Terry Pollick, Mary at the school, there has been Bannister, Dorothy Farwell, a change in, the register sys- Linda Lenaghan, Rene Whitney; tern and this shoals up in the third class honors —V ictor manner in which the promotion Fulcher, Ken Zink, S h ar On results are printed. Burns, Suzanne Snider; credit In each class, the boys are --Douglas Beaver, Paul coml., listed first in alphabetical or- veau, John Parker, Rich ard der and then are followed by T h i e 1, Catherine Gingerich, the girls in alphabetical order. Betty Jane Hamilton, Carol The results are as follows: Harrington, Joy Seldon; 2-yr course — Ruth Miller. lated the two grads, Eleanor AYotte and John Dietrich, and wished them much success in their future studies. Following the mass, a dinner • was served to the graduates, Father Kelly and the two teach- ers, Mrs. H. Ryan and Mrs. C. Mittleholtz. 11D First class honors — E a r 1 Reichert; second class honors — Roger Keller, Ken Oke, Mar- lene Harness, Phyllis Madge, Pat McCoy, Marlene Thomp- son, Barbara Willert; third class honors -- Willie Berends, Elaine Green, Judy Ratz, Janet Rowe, Janet Skinner; credit— Keith Ayotte, Yvonne Devine, Doris Mills, Barbara Wood- burn; credit with probations— Robert Bannister, Barry Block, Craig Chapman, Jens Gravlev, Clare Skinner, PatriciaAdams, Marlene Noels, Dianne Stone, Mary Visscher. 10E First class honor s— Ken Eagleson, Janice Bratrud, Kathleen Lawson, Jayne Poor- tinga.; second class honors — Grant Jones, Nancy Willert; third class honors — Brian Ho- garth, Marlene Denomme, Marilyn Gardiner, Diane Holt, Joyce Mayer, Lida Miller, Donna Richardson, LyndaStire; credit —Jim Johnson, Barry McKnight, Ken Westlake, Larry Johns (4-yr). Graduation exercises were held last week for the two members of the grade eight graduating class at Precious Blood Separate School in Exe- ter. ,A graduation mass was cele- brated by Rev. J. E. Kelly, pastor. Father Kelly congratu- 9E First class honors —Dorothy Wagner, Jim Walker; second class honors —B a r r y Hicks, Brian Hicks, Gary Noonan, Hans Zeehuisen, Anne Ramer; third class honors -- George Keller, Maurice Wedlake, Phyllis Al- len, Margaret Brock (4-yr), Jane Russell (4-yr), Carolyn Thorne, Donna Wainer (4-yr); credit — Donald Campbell, Ro- bert Moir, Paul Rader,James Weigand, Arlene Ayotte, San- dra Dickey, Diane Dignan, Dar- lene Parsons; 2-yr course — Joan Becker, Raymond Desjar- dine, Sylvia Bedard, Margaret Jennison. 9A First class honors — Ri ck Buchanan, Larry Elder, Gary Flaxbard, Dennis Hazelton, Bill Jeffery, Jim Stolle, Margaret Colbert, Debbie Hynes, Judy Lesnich; Janet Miller, Myrna Misner, Lynn Otis, Joan Pep- per; second class honors —Gor- don Bierling, Robert Dietrich, Duncan Etherington, Alex Gar- diner (4-yr), Gary Geoffrey, Uilke Nagel, David Stringer, Bert Visscher, Spence White, Kathryn Brachen, Lynne Faber, Trudy Stover, Lynda Thiel, Rose Verkerk; third class hon- ors—Clarence Ayotte, Roy Kel- ler, Joanne Desjardine, Ther- esa Hartman, Sandra McClin- chey, Elaine Whitney; credit— Anna Hern (4-yr), Margaret Finlay (4-yr), Lloydon Stewart (4-yr). By MRS, MAUDE HEDDEN & MRS. ARCHIE MacGREGOR JOF First class honor s— Jim Gingerich, Bruce Shirray; sec- ond class honors — Danny Cam. eron, Ray Cockwill, Barbara Forrester, Wayne Keller, Shar- on Regier, Bill Schade, Diane Weber; third class honors — Chuck Becker, Wayne Desjar- dine, Dave Johnston, Ken Thiel, Caro 1 Miller, Linda Mock, Yvonne Steeper, Carol Zimmer; credit; Wayne Decker, Paul Denomme, Dennis Hockey, Al- vin Lavery, Heather Lenz, Bar- ry Mousseau, Ron O'Brien, Al- lan Oke, Paul Sims, Linda Edwards, Pam Ersman, Pat- ricia Makins, Phyllis Masse, Faye Oesch. SHALLOW WELL BARGAIN It's new—and looks it! New as next year—and made and guaranteed by STA-RITE--the pump people with ex- perience in the water system business. More than a million STA-RITE jets already in service, pumping water day in and day out. There's more downright pump value in STA-RITE, and this new self-priming pump for shallow wells is a real bargain. HE Third class honors Mich- ael Corriveau, Dennis Lamport (Prob. in English), Larry Mc- Clinchey, Irene Park (prob. in Typing), Sue Ann Wynja; cre- dit--Eric Campbell, KenGent- tner, Susan Doerr; credit with probations — Robert Higgins, Keith Miller, David Rader, Jim Young, Connie Bourne, Dorothy Dickey, Sharon Sanders. 12A First class honors Wayne Baynham, Bob Bennett, J m Carscadden, Steven Elder, Keith Hay, Danny Lenaghan, Grant Peck, Linda Clarke, Judy Finkbeiner, Elaine Powe, Shir- ley Sauder, Ella Mae Schlen- ken, Tina Vanderlaan; second class honors Jim Co ate s, Exeter District Special First class honors —F red Sanders, Carol Bratrud, Nile Greenlee, Frances Skinner, Joan Smith; second class hon- ors—Richard Shoebottom, Elaine Keys, Barbara Kilgour, Barbara Mellin, Mona Schade; third class honors — Allen Bak- ker, Harvey Bierling, Grace Keller, John Wade; credit in listed subjects — Allan Roszel, Bus Law, Bus., Coin., Merch., Typ., Pen., Ec. Jackie England, Bus Law, Bus Arith, Rapid Cal, Bus Cor., Typ, Pen, Ec. 10A First class honors —Dennis Ducharme, Richard Ducharme, Bruce Forrest, Robert Hend- rick, Barry Morlock, Douglas Prout, Glen Ratz, Ray Sander, Larry Skinner, Catherine Cor- bett, Sue Anne Coxon, Linda Gascho, Debbie Johnston, Gail Lennox, Lynn Lesnich, Ruth Anne Pepper, Judith Ryan, Mar- cia Sauder, Mary Mae Schwart- zentruber, Sherrie Smith, Elizabeth Snell, Shirley Snider, Cheryl Stade, Nancy Strang, Judith Sylvester, Wilma Ver- kerk; second clss honors — Alfred Aquilina, Vernon Bern, Philip Huntley, Casey Kok, Don- na Kipper. Easy to 'boss' theselactoriee New Comfort Plus New Convenience Gives You More Control Of Your Harvest HA (G) First class honors — Bryan Baynham, William Beavers, Dwight Bender, John Brown, Brian Gill, Robert Storie, Keith Strang, Robert Thompson, John Graham, Ann Fairbairn, Iris Marshall, Linda Hunter-Duvar; second class honors—Hank Gosar, Brian MacLean, Robert Miller, Katherine Buxton, Carolyn Hall, Wanda Keasey, Elyse Lamport, Anita Lavier; third class honors —David Beaver, Robb Harrington, Ian McConnell; credit —Don Lena- ghan, Michael Soldan, Douglas Stanlake, Thomas Wolfe, Pa- tricia Chase, Margaret May, Ann Shoebottom. 9B First class honors—Don Casey, Jim Knox, Ed Resta- meyer, Marie Campbell, Anna Dietrich, Jennifer Jackson, Glenda Keasey, RobertaSharpe, Eleanor Stanlake, Katherine Taylor; second class honors — Richard Frayne, Gordon Green- wood, Dominique Marchildon, Bob Paisley, Terry Quinn, Les- lie Moore, Nancy Gratton, Judy Regier; third class honors — Clark Forrest, Bill MacLeod, David Sparks, Beth Chalmers, Barbara Lawson (4-yr) Pauline VanderWeil; credit — Gary An- derson (4-yr), Paul Hesse (4- yr), William O'Brien (4-yr), Linda Bowers (4-yr), Marg Gei- ger (4-yr), Bonnie Green (4-yr), Betty Skinner (4-yr); 2-yr course—Brenda Sims, K athy Zimmer. Winners of the general pro- ficiency awards to the best all-round students in each grade have also been announced along with promotions at the school. The awards are made by the Catholic Women's League. Win- ners, starting from grade one and proceeding to grade eight are as follows: Michelle La- freniere, Stephen Ward, Her- man Minderlein, Guy Lafren- lere, Martha Van Esbroeck, Bill Dietrich, David Hinton and John Dietrich. Following are the promo- tions, showing the grades into which the students have been promoted: Grade 1—Karen Fritsch, Vincent Glaab, James Gregus, Jerry Jablonski, Ruth-Ann Min- derlein, Roderick Ward, Joan Wright. Grade 2—Harold Eberhardt, John Jablonski, Richard Klyne, Michelle Lafreniere, Agnes Van Esbroeck, Mary Ann Coolman, John Coolman, Cynthia Kok. Grade 3—Peter Baker, Mary Agnes Dietrich, Nanette Har- ness, James Hinton, Daniel La- freniere, L a r r y Minderlein, Stefan Orenczuk, George Van Esbroeck, Stephen Ward. Grade 4—Bradley G r e gu s, Herman Minderlein, Edward Van Esbroeck. Grade 5—M ic hael Baker, Randy Quesnel, Gerard Diet- rich, Guy Lafreniere, Michael Kok. Grade 6—Ricky Q uesn el, Martha Van Esbroeck, Barbara Bischoff, Grade 7—Ihor Orenczuk, Hans Bischoff, Bill Dietrich. Grade 8—Leon C oolm an, Steve Baker, David H into n, Katie Eberhardt, Peter Kok, Grade 9—E le an o r Ayotte, John Dietrich. to Niagara Falls last week. Mr. & Mrs. Alex Mousseau accompanied by Mrs. Luella Willert left Monday for a motor trip to the eastern coast. Mrs. Edna Corbett visited over the weekend with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Archie MacGregor. Mr. John Carmichael of By- ron called on friends here this week. Miss Norma Muir of Seaforth visited during the past two weeks with Mrs. Bertie Mc- Murtrie. Miss Jean Henderson visited recently with her brother-in- law and sister, Mr. & Mrs. Keith Lindsay and family in Toronto. F/O John R. Beer, Mrs. Beer, David, John and Steven, of Moose Jaw, Sask., are visiting with relatives in Hensall and Brussels. F/0 Beer is on tem- porary duty at Centralia Air- port. The strawberry and ham sup- per held in Brucefield United Church Tuesday evening was a great success. Over 400 people were served and $540 was cleared. UCW convened the pro- ject. 9C First class honor s— Peter Bisback, Bruce Samson, Rich- ard Shantz, Fred Simmons, Kathy Boulianne, Fayne Duncan, Janis Duncan,Louise McBride, Linda Whittinton; second class Saintsbury pupils Take a good look behind that protective railing in the picture. This is where convenience takes on new meaning. Where you boss the harvest in new comfort, with new ease. The nerve centre of the John Deere 45 Combine. You sit in the middle for the best view of both ends of the platform. Look down both rows when you use the 2-row corn attachment. IlA (s) First class honors — Robert Beavers, Robert Forrest, John Franklin, Michael Keay, Tony Leversedge, Roman Orenchuk, Judy Boulianne, Carolyn Camp- bell, Marion Carscadden, Mary Corbett, Connie Dietrich, Sheila F a h ne r, Karen Finkbeiner, Shirley Flaxbard, Margaret Haist, Mary Ann Hayter, Karen 108 First class honors — David Grainger, Lawrence Otis, Shar- on Baechler, Helen Brown, Elaine Hugill, Betty McCallum, Rosemary Neilands, Marie Powe, Darlene Snell, Jayne Southcott, Anne Webb; second class honors Bruce Clarke, Bud Desjardine, Bill Farquhar, Jim Huxtable, Dave Parker, Don Wolfe, Karen Burridge, Sadie Hovius, Cynthia Pfaff, Mary Jane Sanders, Barbara Schwalm; third class honors— Paul Brintnell, Malcolm Hiltz, Anne Bell; credit — Mike Be- dard, Bill Burridge, Bill Din- ney, Len Hume, Bob Miller. 10C First class honors—Barbara Ducharme, Heather II old e n; second class honors — Charles By MRS. W. MOTZ Mr. & Mrs. Frank Glanville and family spent the weekend at Wasaga Beach and other points north. Mrs. Harry Lewis and son Eber and Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein and Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Wein and family spentSunday at Ipperwash. Mrs. Verna Gamble and son Tommy of Glammis spent Sat- urday with their aunt and uncle Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Motz. Mrs. Vivian Cliffe and daugh- ter Marlene Harris of London visited Friday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Motz. Mrs. Beth Heatherley and Mrs. Harold Gillies of London spent Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Motz. Mr. Donald Glanville has pur- chased a piece of land from Leslie Thomas and is erecting a home on it. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111361111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Teacher dies Elliott Fairbairn, a native of the area, was buried in Till- sonburg on June 24. He retired in 1961 as supervising principal for Tillsonburg public schools, having taught in that community for more than 35 years. He is survived by several relatives in this district. 4., To•%* Bean Growers • Control Mexican Bean Beetles, Aphids and Leaf Hoppers. Thimet in the fertilizer at planting should do the job for the whole season without spraying, NEW LOW PRICES Hairston Fertilizer Ltd. Clinton Phone 482-9133 Also ovailable at the following warehouses. MICKLE PS, HENSALL, PHONE 103 S,TOVEL —HILL, MITCHELL,PHONE 348-8503 A GOOD START PERSONALS Neighbors and friends called on Miss A, Consitt Monday afternoon and evening to sur- prise her on the occasion of her birthday and to offer con- gratulations and present her with flowers, gifts, and cards. Miss Tena MacNaughton who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, returned home Sunday. Miss Pauline Bell left Monday for St. Thomas where she will attend summer figure skating school for the month of July. Her professor is Mr. Donald Cumming. Mrs. Lloyd Lee and family of Picton are vacationing for a month with the former's par- ents, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Peters and Bonnie. Mr. & Mrs. Donald McCurdy and family of Exeter have taken up residence in their home on main street adjacent to the barber shop. Miss Karen Bedard of London is holidaying with her grand- parents, Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Bell and Ann. Mr. & Mrs. Carlisle Wilkin- son of Florida, formerly of Hensall, visited last week with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Clement and family and other friends. Mrs. Stewart Bell and Ann were in St. Thomas Monday. All sessions of the United Church Sunday School have been withdrawn for the months of July and August. They will begin again the first Sunday of Sep- tember (Sept. 6). This will be a well deserved respite for the teachers and will allow them time to get acquainted with the New Curriculum which will be introduced in September. Mr. & Mrs. Percy Bartlett of Thamesford, Mr. & Mrs. Don Rigby, Blenheim, Mr. & Mrs. Stewart McQueen were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Snell and attended the reunion of SS 10 Usborne, Miss E lye r a Churchill of Toronto is visiting this week with her sister, Mrs. Pearl Shaddiek. Messrs Joe Flynn, Jack Cor- bett and Al enjoyed a fishing trip to Silver Lake this week. Al caught a 1'7-inch black bass. Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Mousseau left this week on a month's va- cation to the Western provinces as far as the west coast. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hoy and sons are enjoying a motor trip to Calgary and Western parts. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Pepper and family enjoyed a Motor trip *• • SHUR-GAIN Creep Feed and Super Pig Starter get pigs off to a good start. Introduce them to Creep Feed at 2-3 dayS of age and keep it fresh daily . . . encourage them to eat it early. When 5 pounds per pig has been consumed switch to SiiIIR-GAIN Super Pig Starter. Feed Starter free choice to 10 weeks of age. Mr. John Lamport, Toronto, spent the weekend at his home here. Mr. & Mrs. Wray Sweitzer and family spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith, Wood- ham. Mr. & Mrs. 'Bob Adarris and Bobby visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Stewardson, Port Albert. Mr. & Mrs. Toni Vanderway and Mr. & Mrs. George Van- derwaY, London, Visited with Mr. & Mrs. John Kingma and family on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs, Lome Dietrich and family attended the Breen reunion at Gibbons Park SundaY. It's A John Deer Exclusive Simplicity the ultimate. Yet this new cell type separating grate increases daily output of any combine up to 20%. Depending on conditions, you can combine 1/2 to 3/4 gear faster without increasing walker loss. The extra acres and bonus bushels you'll get ,add up fast. Remember, giving your pigs a good start means faster gains and more grade A*s. pass at Medway By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY Mr. & Mrs. Tom Rees and boys attended decoration ser- vice at Nairn cemetery Sunday and had Mr. & Mrs. Charles Rollings and Blanche, Clande- boye, Mr. Dave Collins, Ailsa Craig and Mr. & Mrs. Ken Broom and Carlyn, Hensall, as their guests following the de- coration service. Mr. & Mrs. George Atkinson and family were guests with the former's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Herman Atkinson Sunday. Mr. Wayne Carroll received word that he had passed his grade 12 examinations at Med- way School and has accepted a position at the London Free Press. Mr. & Mrs. Earl Atkinson attended the auction sale of their cousins, Mr. & Mrs. W. W. Garrett, London Township, last Tuesday. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Johnson and boys were guests recently with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis and Sunday the Johnson's spent the day at Ipperwash. Mr. & Mrs. Allan Elston and family visited with Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and girls Sunday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Ken. Peterson, Lobo visited Mr. & Mrs. Jim Barker Saturday evening. Mrs. H. W. Hodgins and Miss Sophia Richards, Lucan, Were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll. Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Lucari, accompanied by Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mrs. Heber Davis spent Monday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Albert Dickins, Lambeth. Mr. Larry Greenlee received word that he passed into grade 10 at Medway School. Mrs. Jack Dicicins attended graduation exercise at the Ayl- mer Police College for her nepheW, Mr. Gordon Noels of Forest, Friday. Gordon Will be a Member of the London City de- taehrnent. EXETER S1 46,40UR•GAIN.Conn ii mill LTD. Phone 235-1782 hog feeds Exeter 11151110141115111011151111511iliillintilliitifilfifillitibliffilitifiliiiiilliiii01011111115111511111111111111I PHONE 235.1115 LOW COST NIGH PERFORMANCE 3 4 hp, SELF- PRIMING QarY Ford, Larry Idle, Garry Scholl, Iris Becker, Shirley G ;it tner, Elizabeth Gosar, Margaret Hyde, Anne Johns, Brenda Smillie; third class ho, nors,-Nell McAllister, Valerie Desjardine, Susan Dinney, Mar, garet Johns, Joanne Martine, Sandra Troyer, Marion Walker; credit-- CarelYmle Simmons, Ron Motz, 128 First claSs honors—J. u dy Snider; second class honors — Paul Amacher, Jim Bisback, Arthur Harrell, Ted Mock, Da- vid Pyette, Glenn Shipman, Ruth Petty, Nancy Ryan; third class honors —John Nagel, Glenn 0,- Rourke; credit — Ken Bachert, John Elder, Don Wright, Ruth Geiger, Elaine Miller, Cathy Scane, Barbara Webber, Nor- ma Young; credit in listed sub- jects —Robert Borland (E.Isil.C. F), Dick Colter (H.M.C), David Dale (E.B.M.L.F), Robert Hoff- m an Bob Mc- Naughton (H.C.L.F), Brian Mustard (E.Hxm.C.F), Jim Neil (E.H.M.F), Doug Russell (ii.XIM.C), David Taylor (H,C), Joan Dettmer (E.H.G,M), Ruth Ann F laxb ard (F), Annmarie Kraft (E.H), Ena Kok (E,H,G. C.F), Carol Taylor (E.H.G). 12C Second class honors—Jac k Ailey, Peter McFalls; third class honors—E ric Finkbeiner, Robert Shapton, Cameron Wit- mer; credit Tom Bratrud, Larry Wein, Janice Burridge, Nancy Phillips, Gail Siebert; credit in listed subjects — Ber- nard Bedard (E.H.M.C.BKG.F), George Farwell (H.G), Hubert Gratton (E,H,L.F), Howard Laurence (E.H.C), M al c olm McDonald (E.H.M.BKG.S), Jean Guy Marchildon (E.H.F), Ted Sanders (S), Brian Sanders (E. H.G.BKG), Brenda Bocock (E. H.G,C.BKG), Marilyn Galloway (E.G.BKG.C.), Katharine Oke (M.BKG).