HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-10-06, Page 11MR. WILLIAMSON MISS KURELECH
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Introduce SH1)H.:.S. staff
BY MRS, G. HoopgR
Friday evening guests of Mr.
& Mrs. Wm. Jones were Mr. &
Mrs. George Howard and family
of Sarnia, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Mill-
son and family of Rockwood, Mr,
& Mrs. Murray Harris and fain-
tly, Mrs. Lillie Harris of London,
Mr. & Mrs. pon Harris, Mr. &
Mrs. Jas. B. Bryan and Robin of
Prospect Hill, Miss Sharon
Squires of Glendale.
Mrs. Ethel Mills of Harmony
was a Sunday guest of Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Thomson.
Mr. & Mrs, Peter Vanexan and
Lisa of Waterloo were Saturday
evening guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Leonard Thacker. Mrs, Jack
Morgan and Ralph of Guelph were
Sunday visitors.
Rev, & Mrs. J. Lindsay of
Trenton, Mrs. Lottie Jones of
St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Jones of London were Sunday
guests of Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jones.
Miss Anne Thomson attended
Byrick— yundt wedding at St.
James Anglican Church at Strat-
ford Saturday and the reception
at the Country Club.
Mrs, Claire Sisson attended
the semi-annual meeting of Hur-
on Diocese at Stratford, Wednes-
day.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Langford visit-
ed Sunday with Mrs. E, Tre-
wartha of Clinton.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Grasby
and family, London, Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Petch of Strathroy were
Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Claire Sisson.
The first meeting of the Stu-
dent Council was held Thurs.
Sept. 29. The entire council is
as follows: President, Len Hume;
Vice ,-President, Tina Mills;
Social Convenor, Janet Miller;
Secretary, Kathy Taylor; Tres-
urer, Marilyn Gascho; and chain.
man, Gary Flaxbard.
The first business the council
attended to was the sale of tickets
for the International Plow-
ing match in S e a.f or th. The
tickets are $1.00 each or a book
of 6 tickets for $5.00. This is
being sponsored by the Exeter
Lion's Club. The response for
tickets has been overwhelming.
A meeting has been planned
for Oct. 6 to meet with a re-
presentative of the Curtis Pub-
lishing Co. concerning a
magazine campaign for this year.
Class representatives will be
distributing student cards to their
classes, in the near future.
Parent's night which was held
for Grade 9 and newcomers to
SHDHS last Thursday Sept. 29
was quite successful.
The French Club, under the
leadership of Mr. C. Wilson and
Mr. Marshall has been organ-
ized and all are welcome.
The Senior Panthers lost their
game to Seaforth last week, 13-
6. Better luck next time team!
This Fri. Oct, 7 both junior and
senior Panthers play at SHDHS.
The cheerleaders began to
practice this week.
The orchestra is looking for
new members, so if you play an
instrument, don't hesitate to join,
The Glee Club is organized
and practices every Thursday.
Mrs. Osman is the leader.
The Grade 13 students are
trying to organize a trip to New
York. This trip would take place
during the Easter vacation. Grade
12 and 13 students are invited.
The estimated cost of this trip
would be $100.
The Grade 9 students are going
to the Shakespearean Festival
in Stratford Wed., Oct, 5 to see
"Twelfth Night". This is a most
enjoyable play.
Everyone should plan to go to
the Festival at least once a year
its it is very educational as well
as entertaining. As we are so
close to Stratford, we don't
realize what a privilege it is to
attend one of their plays.
The Paper Staff, which pub-
lishes the yearbook, has been
set up for 1966-67. Its staff is:
Editor, Shirley Snider; Assistant
Editors, Chris Tuckey and Ron
Durand; Photography, Vern Herm
Girls' Sports, Joan Simmons;
Boys' Sports, Gord Greenwood;
Humour, Lep Desjardine and Tom
Vickerman; Social, Susan Allen.
Best of luck, students.
'Til next week!
Square dancers
enjoy fun night
Exeter Promenaders had are-
cord turnout for their annual
"Fun Dance". It was held Sat-
urday night in the arena, with an
attendance of over 80 people.
About half those present were
non-members of the square dance
club.
The purpose of the dance was
to encourage and promote square
dancing among people who had
never tried it before, or who had
not done it in recent years. Club
caller, Earl Bowles, kept the
dancers moving at a steady, but
not difficult pace. The visitors
apparently enjoyed the dances,
as he had no trouble getting them
all back on the floor after the
breaks.
Coffee and doughnuts were
served at the end of the evening.
Those taking part were encourag-
ed to come out Monday nights for
Mrs. Fred Doupe, Mrs. Addle
Gordon, Mrs. Robert Rundle at-
tended the trousseau tea for Miss
Elizabeth Esson at the home of
her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Nelson
Baker, on Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Levy were
guests at the Heard— Hardie
wedding in Granton United Church
Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johns,
Larry, Linda, Arlene and Alex
were Sunday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Ford Stark and family of
St. Marys.,
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Slever of
Sudbury, Mrs, Alice Clawson of
Anoka,Minnesota,Mrs..Mary And-
erson and Mrs. Elsie Conard of
Woodstock were Tuesday guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johns
and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Ira McCurdy, Mr.
& Mrs. Reg McCurdy visited
Sunday with Mr. Oliver McCurdy
of Barrie.
Miss Ann Martin of Fullerton
spent the weekend with Miss Di-
anne Smith.
Miss Margaret Levy burnt her
hands with grease on Friday.
Mrs. W. Payne of London is
spending a couple of days with
her daughter Mrs. Robert Rundle
and Jack.
Mrs. Jack Smith and Miss
the Beginners' Class which start-
ed this week. It will be open for
new members for three or four
weeks, after which time it is
closed to enable the group to pro-
gress more rapidly.
Navy men
Mr. Williamson received his
early education in England, at the
Royal Grammar School, Lancas-
ter, before spending three years
in the Merchant Navy as an ap-
prentice navigation officer,
After leaving the seas as the
result of an accident suffered on
board ship, Mr. Williamson went
into sales and administration, the
latter particularly civil engin-
eering, before migrating to this
country.
Here he spent a year in the now
defunct London Township Police,
leaving to enter the University of
Western Ontario to read for an
English and History Honours de-
gree.
Over the past four years he has
been employed first on a part-
time and then on afull timebasis,
by the London Board of Education.
His interests include writing,
books, music, art, sailing and
sportscars, and he has built a
26' ketch which he keeps at
Grand Bend.
Mr. Williamson is married to
the former Barbara RuthUunter,
whose parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Harold Hunter, farm in UShOrne
Township. Mr. and Mrs. William-
son reside in Oakridge park,
London.
Enjoys travel
Miss V. Kurelech has been ap-
pointed to the South Huron Dist-
rict High School to teach Geo-
graphy and Physical Education.
She was born in Europe and
got her elementary Education
there, In Canada she attended
Sir Mann Beck Collegiate in
London, University of Western
Ontario and McMaster, She grad-
uated with a B.A. and B,P„E,
She taught previously in To-
rOnto, Hamilton and Niagara
Falls areas.
Miss Kurelech enjoys sports,
travel, international cooking,
reading, theater, sketching and
chess. She hopes to take .a trip
around the world in the near
future.
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
Ey Ann Creech
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