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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-12-24, Page 2"What's y9Vr address and never mind that North Pole stuff" Lorene Mellin 87; Fr, Roger Keller 84; bkkp, Elaine Green 98. 18D Eng C, Sharon Sanders 67; Eng L, Dianne Stone 76; hist, Irenepark, Janet Skinner and Marlene ThemPSen 6 9; gen, Irene Park 61; math, Kenneth Oke '76; them,Kenneth Oke 80; Fr, Irene Par 73; shop, David Rader 59; bkkp, Mary Visscher 98. .t ARGENTINA 0810 UNITED STATES SWITZERLAND 0 Like jolly old Santa himself, we're full of good wishes for one and all for a holiday season that will long be remembered for its good cheer and happiness, y. .41 4 lECTIR1 eg3est wishes of the season to all our friends. In the spirit of this holiday time, we wish you a heart full of good cheer, a home full of friends and loved ones, and a life filled with happiness. May all the joys of the Yuletide be lastingly yours, to brighten and enrich every day. Pagi 2 TiMes.AdVecate, December 24, 1964 Girls ..lead boys in SHDHS honors race. 94; typ, Marlene ,Harness 98; logclIt#0,Wwitogiaz%mgct6 :4-algotowtimit trfA l61Prgiwort$PV40 bkkp, KenGenttnerr ROO- eFt al;(11sIne Miller. 99; spell, i I Barbara WA194 .199; pPti!M4r, 411.P Harness. 87, The girls at SHDHS have shown their superiority over the boys in the Christmas ex- aminations, but only by a very narrow margin. A report released this week byPrincipal H. L. Sturgis shows that girls placed first—or tied for top spot,-in 109 subjects in the various grades. Boye names were listed as placing top or tying in 97 sub- jects. June Bender, RR 2 liensall, copped individual honors as she placed first in seven subjects in her 9E class. She failed by two marks to come first in history, and this would have given her top spot in all her eight subjects. Jim Knox, Exeter, placed Days may come and days may go, but Christmas Day has a special magi; and wonder all its own, May it be for you the very merriest of holidays! first in five subjects in 100, while four other students had four first place showings, Carol Lynn Shapton attained a perfect Spore with her 100 in 9A Mathematics, and Barbara Willert had a similar mark in Special Commercial. Carol Lynn also had a 99 in French, Gary Flaxbard had two marks Of 99 and Dennis Hazelton had one in the 10A race. The complete results are as follows; 9 A Eng, Jane Pyette 92; hist, John Goddard 96; geog, John Goddard and Carol Lynn Shapton 94; math, Carol Lynn Shapton 100; agr, Jeff Caroll and John Goddard 86; bus prac, Sandra Leversedge 95; Science, Sandra Leversedge 98; Fr, Carpi LYnn- ShaPten 9E Eng, Tommy Koch 86; hist, Susan. Allen 90; geog, Helen Eagleson 92; math, Tommy Koch 90; ag science, Tommy Koch 89; agr, Larry Kipper 91; bus prac, Brenda Noakes 88; Fr, Susan Allen, Collyne Bunn and Gwen Flnkbeiner 96. 9C Eng, Doug Stade 85; hist, Dianne Oke 89; geog, Doug Stade 86; math, Renny Plantinga 76; Science, Sharon Martine 68; agr, Doug Stade '79; Fr, Allen Knight 90; bus prac, Ruth Ann King 83. 9D Ind Arts, Charles Albright, Tom Bennett and Gordon Jones 84; home ec, Dona Gallen 82; bus prac, Naomi Bocock 82; Fr, Naomi Bocock 96; geog, Gordon Jones 85; hist, Naomi Bocock 91; math, Gordon Jones and Shari Robinson 83; science, Naomi Bocock and Kathy Whit- ington 75; Eng, Tom Bennett 87; agr, Tom Bennett and Gordon Jones 81. 9E Eng, June Bender 85; hist, Christine Lansberger 80; geog, June Bender and John Dietrich 76; math, June Bender 94; ag science, June Bender 78; agr, John Dietrich 72; Fr, June Ben- der 94; bus prac, June Bender 72; shop, John Dietrich 86; home ec, June Bender 90. 9F Eng, Edwin Lawson 79; hist, Edwin Lawson 80; geog, Bonita Greene 80; math, Bonita Greene 89; agr, Bill Ratz '73; science, Darlene Geoffrey 76; Fr, Dar- lene Geoffrey 97; bus prac, Bon- ita Greene 80. 9G Eng, Mark Ruggaber 74; hist, Mary Corriveau 78; geog, Don- ald Dietrich 82; math, Mary Corriveau '7'7; ag science, Don- ald Dietrich '76; bus prac, Don- ald Dietrich 72; shop, Gordon Bern 90; home ec, Margaret Jennison 59. 10A Eng, Louise McBride 81; hist, Rick Buchanan and Janet Miller 13 Eng, Shirley Sauder 83; hist, Bob Bennett and David Pyette 80; geog, Margaret Johns 63; alg, Linda Clark 92; geom, Ron Oke 89; trig, Wayne Baypham 87; bot, Elizabeth Gosar 77; zoo, Gary Eagleson 85; phys, Wayne Baynham '76; chem, Keith Hay 81; Lat, Elaine Powe 86; Fr, Bob Bennett 86; Sp, Ella Mae Schlenker 76. EXETER 1W0116^5451*WititrieWe;•oNivA:7101171•4•1;N•smirg.<6.w4w.isteleerwitit*rtMege41 SPECIAL COMMERCIAL Arith and rap cal, Barbara Willert 98; economics, Earl Reichert 81; off prac, Ken Genttner 89; communications and merchandising, Ken Gentt- ner 83; short, Barbara Willert 91; geog, Janet Miller 94; math, Gary Flaxbard 99; ag science, Janet miller 98; agr, Gary Flax” hero 96; Lat, Dennis Hazelton 99; Fr, pa,ry Flaxhartl 99, 1 .08 Eng, Heather Reid 80; hilt, C I ar e ne a Ayotte 82; geog, George Lee 88; math; Mary Ann Wilds 81; science, Linda Lenaghan 83; agr, Bert Vias, cher 85; Lat, Mary Ann Wilds 90; Fr, Jenny Verkerk 89, 10C Eng, Jim Knox 77; hist, Jim Knox geog, Jim Knox 79; math, Jim Knox 78; science, J1m Knox 89; Fr, Elsie Gamble 85; shop, Richard Shantz 81; typ, Pat Brldges 100. 100 Eng, Carol Harrington and Brian Decker 68; hist, Betty Jean Hamilton 80; geog, Brian Sweitzer 77; math, Anna Bern 84; science, Margaret Geiger 85; Fr, Darlene Parsons 84; shop, Jim Finlay '77; home ec, Joy Seldon 85; typ, Brian Sweit- zer 93, 114 (G) Eng C, Ray sa.uder 84; Eng L, Judy Manion 81; hist, Lynne Lesnick 97; geog, Ray Sauder and Doug Prout 85; math, Judy Manion 90; science, Ray Sauder 91; Lat, Ray Sauder 89; Fr, Dennis Ducharme 92. 11A (5) Eng C, Sharon Baechler 90; Eng L, Enid Blackwell 79; hist, Enid Blackwell 95; math, Mar- cia Sauder 93; phys, Bruce Forrest 84; Lat, Enid Blackwell 96; Fr, Marcia Sauder 96; Sp, Marcia Sauder 95. 11C • Eng C, Tom McCann and Sharon Fletcher 78; hist, How- ard Walz and Carolyn Eagleson 82; geog, Ernest Kerr 61; math, Carolyn Eagleson 84; phys, Len Hume '76; Lat, Carolyn Eagleson 85; Fr, Carolyn Eagleson '77; typ, Len Hume 97. 110 Eng C, Jayne Poortinga 86; hist, Ron Youngash 97; geog, Jayne Poortinga 69; math, Ron Youngash 84; phys, Ron Young- ash 90; Fr, Ron Youngash 90; shop, Ken Eagleson 78; typ, FINK'S MEAT MARKET Q.41,11icnartISCon 79, Eng C, Allan Thomson 83; Eng L, Hose Marie Vecsi 79; hist, Danny Cameron 89; math, Jim Kerslake 85; phys, Allan. Thomson 79; Fr, pose Marie Veesi 81; shop, Jim Oingerich 79; home ec, Marjorie Daymp.n 94; typ, Kathy SMith 86. 12A Eng C, John Franklin and Carolyn Campbell 81; Eng L, Connie Dietrich 89; math, Pat Stephens 94; ahem, Pat Steph- ens 90; Lat, Carolyn Campbell 91; Fr, Carolyn Campbell 92; Sp, Carolyn Campbell 96; hist, Karen Pinkheiner 84. 12B Eng C, Dwight Bender 83; Eng L, Bill Beavers 89; hist, Bryan Baynham 9'7; geog, Bryan Baynham 88; alg, Iris Marshall 93; chem, John Graham and Iris Marshall 87; Lat,Iris Mar- shall 85; Fr, John Graham 87. 12C Eng C, Lorene Mellin 75; Eng L, Marilyn Johns 88; hist, Lana Keller 88; geog, Roger Keller 5'7; math, Lorene Mellin 86; chem, Gus Creces 82; Lat, Ckrisintas (Leer this Sunday, Wednesday afternoon and during the evening throughout the week. We hope you have a very Merry Christmas, the good old-fashioned kind with all the trimmings...joyous carols, stockings hung by the chimney, laughter, love and good cheer. /sa— Dobbs MOTORS A word of thanks and Season's Greetings to the many friends we have been privileged to serve. We wish you and your family health and happiness for ninny years to come. 0011 FONDEST WISE FOR A VERY MERRY Sandy Elliot Furniture & Appliances EXETER CHRISTMAS >Ho I y Night On this anniversary of the birth of our Blessed Saviour, accept our most sincere good wishes for a joyous Christmas to you and yours. iilerc i,=?Iotqii g,&s:Kret?tors:t1t-itetterw•itstregttro4kiro%vi:rtoRkrsver JO ALL... AND SINCEREST THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE From The Staff of 41):*S ill *Ife Thank you for letting •-/* us serve you — best wishes fora Th happy, healthy holiday. EXETER FROZEN FOODS C. 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This happy season echoes this co-operative spirit of peace and goodwill to all men. We know that co-operators everywhere wish you and your family a very "MERRY CHRISTMAS" "GOD JUL" "JOYEUX. NOEL" "FELIZ NATAL" • Middleton & Genttner YOUR -IAA OIL AGENT • TRAQUAIR HARDWARE McKerhe Automotive EXETER Dim CO-OP 41 la 329 Main St. South Exeter Ltd. 235-104o Phone 235-2411 Exeter PHONE 266-2511 EXETER. 4s-ftsigtticittv1 . ***4*141,1:?4vt itrit(i*.411NONVV6Zi**itlgitv<t*i.q4**to*w.A*,i):q.#0.:4!0*4reitia? 1=r.aw'Aitz!VW4g=14:c%trAi"-Igittn541?.40:Y404-vittIttatte4liftiP/4014:istikOtki.w.`41044=?:0 mow