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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1967-06-29, Page 2EXETER RS GLEE CLUB PERFORM AT SUNDAY MUSICAL PROGRAM Exeter Pleasing You Pleases Us. Purchase Your DIAMOND "Insured for a lifetime”) At WILSON'S JEWELLERY & Gifts BOYLE'S LUCKY DOLLAR SCHNEIDERS FRESH CHICKEN LEGS or BREASTS LB, 594 SCHNEIDERS SMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS WHOLE OR HALVES LB. 794 CUSTOM CUTTING & LOCKER By The Month RENTAL Or Year. PHONE 237-3471 DASHWOOD Mix-and-Match Four Pkgs. Hot Dog Buns Four Pkgs. Hamburg Buns Four Loaves of Bread 884 Closed Sat. July 1 This Week Open Open Mon. July 3 Thurs. & Fri. 'tit 9 Bel Air 4.Door Sedan Biscayne 4-Door Sedan Impala Sport Coupe Caprice Custom Sedan PHONE t 235.0660 Ready Mix CONCRETE r+va. r \\.. Plont 235.0831 Residence 228.6961 C.A.McDOWELL Three .students repeat as best * Continued from front page Cook); geography,. Beth Cook; math, Brace Woodrow; science, Joanne Lansbergen (from Bruce Woodrow and. Beth Cook); Latin, wencly Williams (from Mary Pon); French, Joyce Dale (from Beth. cook); ind arts, Leroy Bern; home ec, Shirley Thiel (from Beth Cook); bookkeeping, Penny Ford (tie Joanne Lansbergen); ag., Paul Passmere; art, Joanne Whilstnith; Russian, Bernadette Farwell and Cheryl Westcott (from Mary Wilson and Joyce pale), iioners,--Beth Cook, Ken Jones, Peggy Pryde, Peter Regier, Bruce Woodrow, Joyce Dale, John James, Elizabeth Snell, Joanne Thiel, Penny Ford, Martha Ges- ell°, Elizabeth Kennedy, Joanne Lansbergen, Mary Wilson, Shir- ley Stutt, Wendy Williams. Spanish, Bill. Jeffrey and Dennis Hazleton (from Gary Flaxbard); bus law, June Kim; shop, Richard. Shantz; phys ed boy, Gordon Greenwood and Paul Drysdale,. girls, Trudy Stover. Honors -- Marie .Campbell, Gary Flaxbard, Dennis Hazleton, Bill Jeffrey, Jean Pepper, Lore raine Hall, June King, Janet Mill- er. FOUR-YEAR PROGRAMS Subject winners E ng 1 ish, Brian Nicholls (tie Doug Meid- inger); history, Douglas Meld- Inger; phys ed, boy, Cam Mc- Leod (tie D. Meidinger), girl, Cheryl Parsons; geography, Den- nis Duncan (from D. Meidinger); math, Freida Merlin and Lois Ramer; science, Gerald Willis (from D, Meidinger and v. Dun- can); home ec, Sheila Willert; art, Karen McArthur (from Brian Nicholls); French, Linda Jeffrey and Diane Rau; shop, Carl Tow- ton (from 33, Meirlinger); typing, John Ducharrne; ag, Jim Camp- bell and Larry Smith (from D. Duncan); bookkeeping, Linda Own, Honors-- Bill Ratz, Dennis Duncae, Doug Meidinger. Subjects—English, Karen Hunter; geography, Gary Pars- ons; economics, Bryan Hicks; mod lit, Lirela Bowers (from K. Hunter); math, Rick Galse r; cher)), Marg Geiger (from L. Dowers); biology, Anna Here and Ruth Hodge; shop, Paul Rader; home ec, Lynn Page (from M,. Geiger and L. Bowers); ag, Dan }Opfer and Ray Cockwill; phys ed boy, Dennis Hockey, girl, Marg Geiger. SPECIAL COMMERCIAL Top student —Gail Richard- son. Subjects — Accountancy, Gail Richardson; secretarial, Gall Richardson. Honors — Gail. Richardson. Most students will advance GRADE ELEVEN Tops in arts and science — Robert Stewardson, RR 3 Park- hill. Tops in business and com- merce — Marilyn Gesell°, Zur- ich. ubj ec t winners — English, Marilyn Gascho; phys ed boy, Kevin McKinnon (from R. Stew- ardson); girl, Joan Simmons (from M. Gascho); history, Bill Huxtable; math, Shiela Here; bookkeeping, Arlene Chipchase (from M. Gascho); bus law, Jo- sephine Westlake; shorthand, El- len Simpson (from M. Gazelle and Shiela Hern); typing, Pau- line Wells; marketing, John Skea; modern literature, Joyce Benson (from B. Huxtable); geog- raphy, Andy deGroot; science, R. Stewardson; French, Helen Campbell; shop, Clark Forrest; home ec, Ellen Robbins and Wendy Doerr. GRADE NINE Too student In arts and science — Wendy Wallace, Exeter, Top student in business and commerce Yvonne Jaques, RR 1 Centralia. Subject winners— English, Donald Kerslake; phys ed boy, Eugene Becker, girl, Wendy Wal- lace; history, Yvonne Jaques; geography, Paula Siebert (from Wendy Wallace); math, Yvonne Romaniuk (from Don Kerslake); science, Judy Jory (from Wendy Wallace and Yvonne Jaques); French, John Jeffrey; art, Barry Tiernan (from Yvonne Jaques); ag, Ron Oesch (from D. Kers- lake); typing, Valerie Mundt; bus practice, Doreen Willis (from Yvonne Jaques); shop, Robert England (from J. Jeffrey and D. Kerslake); home en, Dorothy Kip- fer (from W. Wallace and Paula Siebert). Honors — Yvonne Jaques, Don- ald Kerslake, Paula Siebert, Wendy Wallace. List classes for fall at EPS Edwards, Randy Fisher, Terry Heywood, Steven Boltzmann, Elaine Kestle, Heather Meikle, Lynne Mercer, Gregg Pfaff, Paul Pooley, Matthew Posthill, Paul Rawlings, Vaila Tait, Jill Tuckey, Cathy Wedge, Laurie Wildfong. Richard McLaughlin, Danny Palmer, Steven Read, JeanSimp- son, Kim Smith, David Snider, Van Tuckey, Billie Wilson, Char- maine Wise, John Wurm, Denise Wyatt. GRADE 6 Jim Brintnell, Paul Idle, Jo- Anne Inch, Delores Kenny, Gary MacLean, John McCauley, Wayne Simpson, Brian Vickerman, Dar- lene Wolfe, John Wuerth, GRADE TWELVE Top student — Margaret Geig- er. GRADE TEN Tops in arts and science— Douglas Meiclinger, Zurich. Tops in business and com- merce William Ratz, RR 3 Dashwood. Top student in each class — 10E Marie Langford, 1OF Wil- liam Ratz, 10G Douglas Meld- Inger, GRADE ELEVEN Academic shield John God- dard, Hensall; Carol Shapto n, RR I Exeter; Gwen Finkbeiner, RR 2 Crediton; Gordon Jones, RR 1 Centralia. Top student in each class — 11B John Goddard, 11C Lynda Litt and JuliaHeywood, 11D Jayne p yette. Subject winners— English, Jayne Pyette (from John God- dard); phys ed boys, Leo Des- Jardine, girls, Julia Heywood and R. King (from Gwen Finkbeiner); history, John Goddard; g e o g- raphy, Carol Shantou (tie John Goddard); math, Gordon Jones (tie John Goddard); physics, Jeff Carroll (from John Goddard and Carol Shapton); Latin, Gwen Fink- beiner (from John Goddard); French, Chris Tuck ey (from Gwen Finkbeiner, John Goddard, Carol Shapton, Gordon Jones, Jeff Carroll); Spanish, Wendy Moir; Russian, Gwen Finkbeiner; ag, Larry Kipper; home ec, Mary Anne Glavin; shop, Gordon Jones. Honors — Susan Allen, Naomi Bocock, Jeff Carroll, Gwen Fink- beiner, John Goddard, Gordon Jones, Larry Kipper, Carol Shap- ton, Julia Heywood, Lynda Litt, Jayne Pyette, GRADE 6 -ROOM 8 Teacher, Mr. Douglas Kennedy Brenda Brintnell, Ron Brint- nell, Christine Cann, Debbie Coughlin, Joe Darling, Gloria Davis, Steven Dettmer, Cathy Fairfield, Janice Frayne, Peter Glover, Terry Haugh, Iviarklley- wood, Ian Johnston, Don Kirk, Irene Knox, Beverley MacDon- ald, Mary Murley, Richard Otte- well Julaine Palmer, Randy Preszcator, Peter Pryde,Cheryi Sweet, Kathy Wells, Bob Willis. GRADE 8 -ROOM 9 Teacher, Mrs. Melva Rammeloo Bruce Adkins, paul Armstrong, Roberta Barrett, Bob Clarke, Glen Cockwill, Lorna Corbett, Rosemary Corey, Wendy Cough- lin, Bart DeVries, Kathy Dewar, Sharon Edwards, Lynne Farqu- har, Michael Foreman, Valerie Gangur, Cathy Boltzmann, David Keating, Barry Keller, Penny MacDonald, Ross Parsons, Rob- bie Potter, Brian Prest, David Rawlings, Theresa Romaniuk, Joy Thomson, Randy Tiernan, Dick Vandeworp. GRADE 2-ROOM 5 Teacher, Mrs. Margaret Turnbull Wendy Baynham, Helen Brand, Michael Brintnell, Cam Brock, Carolyn Broom, Michael Burke, Lynne Clarke, Brad Coates, Jeff Darling, Angela Dittmer, Cheryl Ford, Paul Geiser, Janine Hack- ney, Douglas Hansen, Cindy Horn, Susanne Janke, Dwayne Mathers, Richard May, Angela Mcisaac, Ronnie Parsons, Perry Pooley, Stanley Robbins, Terry Ryckman, Jayne Smith, Gordon Taylor, Jimmy Veri, Mark Warren, Kevin Wildfong, David Wolfe. Students at Exeter P ublic school complete their term to- day, and most of them will end it on a happy note. Principal Arthur Idle reported this week that the usuaihigh per- centage of students will advance to the next grade when they re- turn in September. Looking back on the term, Mr. Idle indicated that the removal of formal examinations had re- lieved tension among the children and also created less pressure at the end of the year for the teachers as well. He said that under the new system the teachers are able to transfer their work lead to something more useful than marking exam papers which they usually can predetermine within a few marks anyway. Major change at the school in the fall will be the estab- lishment of three groups of kin- dergarten students. The school board chose this method to over- come the overcrowding problem brought about by increased enrol- ment. All students will receive an equal amount of time at school, but they will only attend for one- third of the school year as op- posed to the previous practice of kindergarten students attending for half the school year by attend- ing half days. Parents will be receiving the September schedule for their kin- dergarten students in August. Printed below are the grades into which the students will be placed for the fall term: GRADE TWELVE Academic Shield — Gary Flax- bard, Zurich; Marie Campbell, RR 1 Exeter; Dennis Hazleton, Kirkton; William Jeffrey, RR. 3 Exeter. Top student in each class — 12,B Jim Knox, 12C Gary Flax- bard, 12D Janet Miller. Subject winners —E nglish, Carol McKeen; history, George Lee; geography, Lorraine Hall (from George Lee); math, Marie Campbell; chemistry, Jim Knox (from Marie Campbell); Latin, Gary Flaxbard; French, Dorothy Wagner (from Gary Flaxbard); GRADE 6 -ROOM 10 Teacher, Mrs, D. Hughson Peter Armstrong, Deborah Barkley, Danny Brintnell, Wayne Brintnell, Carla Bruls, K at h y Campbell, Margaret Campbell, John Cooper, Stephen Cushman, Marlene Desjardine, Vickie Ed- wards, Janet Fairfield,JonGais- er, Beverley Gettner, Randal Glenn, Melanie Hackney, Marilyn Hamiton, Mary Ellen Horrell, Bill Inch, Danny Kerslake, Pam Kemick, Harry MacNeil, Leslie Murle y, Georgina Obre, Judy Smith, Ricky Stagg, David Tilley, Mark Tuckey, Robert Whilsmith, Linda Whiting, Patsy Wilcox, Jim Wildfong, GRADE 3 -ROOM 6 Teacher, Mrs. JoAnne Rowe Stephen Baynham, Jim Cock- will, Grace Dykstra, V ale rie Flynn, Cathy Fuller, Kelly Geis- er, Michael Hunter, G r a ha m Kadey, John Lindenfield. Heather Little, Joanne Luxton, Michael Lysack, Kim McCaffrey, Michael McKenzie, Randy Miller, Lorrie Murley, Norma Penhale, Judy Penninga, Carolyn Perry, Rox- anne Rhude, Jim Sanders, Laurie Skinner, Kim Turner, Cathy Vriese, Kathy Walkom, Wendy Webb, Marlyn Wein, Nancy Whit- ing, Charles Windsor, Cathy Wooden. ROOM l'7 Teacher, Mrs. E. Moore Kirby Barden, Bradley Brint- nell, Elizabeth Campbell, Robert Corey, Michael Dobbs, Bryan Hearn, Colleen Kerslake, Karen Krampp, Laurie Martin, Richard Rose, Ricky Schwartzentruber, Billy VanBergen, Calvin West- lake, Linda Westlake. GRA.DES 6 & 7 - Room 11 Teacher, Mr. Roorda GRADE 6 Bobby Brand, ShirleyDeVries, Cathy Ecker, Steven Harrison, Susan Insley, Oral Knox, Debbie Lindenfield, M ic h a e 1 Ottewell, Geary Penhale, Debbie Potter, Westley Rhude, Noel Skinner, John Vries e, Bobby Watcher, Wendy Wedge, Debi Wooden. KINDERGARTEN Teacher, Mrs. Catherine Vriese GROUP 1 Sheila Edwards, Cindy Fisher, Jeffery Fuller, Douglas Hoffman, Edward Hunter-Duvar, Tracy Johnston, Lisa Loader, Melinda MacIsaac, Paul McAuley, Bobby McDonald, Shelly McLeod, Judy Parsons, Stephen Rawlings, Douglas Raymond, Douglas Rob- bins, David Shaw, Danny Smith, Randy Warren, Jimmy Wedge, Steven Wells, Susan Zachar. GRADE '? Cheryl Barkley, Lorne Brock, Tom Creech, John Dobbs, Martin Dykstra, Kathy Kirk, Sharon Mc- Caffrey, John Musser, L e ona Obre, Chris Parsons, Ann Pind- er, Darlene Porter, Brian Tuck- ey. GRADES 2 & 3 -ROOM 7 Teacher, Miss Doris Pepper GRADE 2 Level 1 and 2 Billy Armstrong, Susan Brint- nell, Sharon Campbell, Darrell Desjardine, Jodi Finnen, Brenda Fletcher, Laurie Heimrich, Da- vid H o 1 tz m an n, Robin Little, Sandra McLeod, Karen Parsons, Nancy Perry, Bradley Taylor, Stephen Thiel, Heather Tisdale, Teddy Triebner, Karen VanBer- gen, Michael Wedge, Braden Whilsmith, Faye Whiting. GRADE 7 -ROOM 13 Teacher, Mrs. DesJardine Brian Beaver, Donna Bourne, Henry Brand, Susan Davis, Doug- las Fairbairn, Beverley Finnen, Debbie Fite, Launa. Fuller, Randy Gilfillan, David Hall, Mary Hearne, Debbie Higgins, Terry Janke, Elizabeth Jolly, Robbie Lindenfield, Scott Litt, Jim Mac- Gregor, Elizabeth McIver, Nancy Parsons, Jane Penninga, Jesse Postill, Catherine Read, Robert Ryckman, Bonnie Schwartzen- truber, Kathleen Simmons, Gary Shipman, Trudy Stagg, Perry Stover, More people buy new Chevrolets than any other new car GROUP 2 Susan Argyle, Rodger Belling, Billy B r i ntne II, Heidi Eisen- schink, Teresa Foster, Sherry Gilfillan, Terry Glanville, Bobbe Glover, Cheryl Harvey, Steven Horn, Peggy Inch, K i mberly Lang, Julianne MacLean, Suz- anne Patterson, Paul Perry, Lyndsey Redman, Patricia Rose, Bill Simmons, Brian T a I be t, Carolyn Walkom. Neil Wright. GRADE 3 Gary Blanchard, Becky Brock, Brian Clarke, Brian Horre 11, Mandy Northcott, Mark Roelof- son. GROUP 3 Bonnie Baynham, Bradley Baynham, Janet Cowan. K ell y Dobson, Douglas Fletcher, Kathy Ford, Susan Haley. Janice Hey- wood, Gail Irvine, Euward Jack- son, Jeffery Musser. Kimberly McBride, Jeffery Newby, Kathy Penhale, Brenda Pinder, William Plomp, Melody Rhude, Laurie Shipman, Julie Skinner, IanSweet, Beverley Tait. Samuel Sims Crediton native GRADE 4 - ROOM 15 Teacher, Mrs. Maxine Miller Steven Atthill, Jeff Davis, Heather Dougherty, Gayle Ecker, Barbara Ferguson, Gail Fuller, Bob Hoffman, Cathy Herr ell, Howard Jones, David Kram pp, Karen Morley, Vaughn Ostland, ,Robbie Penninga, Ken Pinder, David Read, Susan Thompson, Barbara Tilley, Wilma Vander- laan, Theresa Voerman, Brenda Walper, Becky Watcher, Debra Whiting, Kevin Wurm. GRADE 1 -ROOM 2 Teacher, Mrs. Bernice Thompson David Bogart, Jeannette De- Vries, Bradley Dittmer, Blair Hearn, Todd Heywood, Kathy Ann Livingstone. David Luxton, Brian Mercer, Kim Moreau.Sheila Mc- Leod, Wanda Newby, Willy North- cott, Timmy O'Brien, Cheryl Ostland, Elaine Plomp, Randy Scott, Joan Skinner, Steven Skin- ner, Elizabeth Vriese, Judy Webb, Terry Wedge, Mary Ann Willis. You can be sure of the car more people are buying. And more people buy new Chevrolets than any other new car. There are reasons for this. A lot of good reasons, Five exciting Chevrolet series for a start: Caprice, Impala Super Sport, Impala, Bel Air, Biscayne. 17 beautiful models to choose from: ' convertibles, hardtops, sedans, station wagons. A big choice. One to suit you. Chevrolet gives you a great range of performance teams: economical Sixes, small V8s, big V8s, all-out V8s., transmissions: 3-Speed manual, 4-on-the-floor, Powerglide automatic and Turbo Hydra-Matic that lets you do both ...shift through gears manually or go fully automatic, Chevrolet rides smoother. Corners easier. Runs quieter. With all these good reasons for owning a Chevrolet going for you, no wonder it's your best buy. If you need another one, consider this, There's never been a better time to buy. Your Chevrolet dealer's deals are right. Trade-in values high. Immediate delivery on most models. Test drive a new Chevrolet today. You won't need another reason to go Chevrolet. GRADE 4 - ROOM 16 Teacher, Mrs. Grace Brine Gregg Beattie, Bonnie Camp- bell, Janet. Gaunt, Anne Gould, David Greene, Ernest Rohner, Robert Jolly, Stephen Kenney, Tammy Litt, Linda Middleton, Donald McAilley, Maurice Moreau, Jo-Ann Northcott, Mor- ley Obre, Leslie Page, Cathy Parsons, David Perry, Eliza- beth Sanders. Deborah Seegmill- er, Jimmy Webb, Chris Wedge, Kevin Windsor, Linda Wurm. GRADE 1 -ROOM 3 Teacher, Mrs. Lena Russell David Atthill, Barbara Arm- strong, Richard Boyne, Debbie Broom, David Cann, Michael Coughlin, Carol DeJonge, Mar- garet Ann Hansen, Paul Hockey, Douglas Luxton, Kevin 1Viagoffin, Lorrie Mathers, Janet Middleton, Karen Moreau, Bert MacNeil, Philip McLeod, John Northcott, Michael Parsons, Joyce Pen- hIngk • Danny Preszcator, Pauline PM, Sheila Snider, Cathy Trieb- ner, Frances Thompson, John Wildfong, Ronnie Wright, Brenda "Warm. By MRS. W. MOTZ CREDITON EAST Sattrnel Job Sims, 71, lifelong resident of Crediton, died in On- tario Hospital, Goderich, June 17. Surviving are his wife, the former KathleenNimmo o one son, Alvin Sims of Sault Ste Marie; daughters, Mrs. Jim (Doris) Ed- wards, Walkerton; Mrs, James (Betty) Laye, Crediton; brothers, John Sims and Wilbert Sims, both of Crediton; and one sister, Re- becca Lewis, Goderich; also nine grandchildren; two stepsons, Jack Stewart, London and Carl Stewart, Toronto. He was twice married, his first wife being Jean Baird, Grand Bend. The funeral service was held Tuesday, June 20 at the Hopper- Hockey funeral home, Exeter, with burial in Exeter cemetery. An Orange Lodge service was held at the funeral home, Monday night with LOL No. 492, Wood- ham, in charge. Pallbearers were also members of Orange Lodge. Chevrolet: the-more-people-buy-it car EXETER S NELL BROS. LIMITED Be sure to see Bonanza on the CBC•TV network each Sunday. Check your local listing for channel and time. GRADE 8-ROOM 4 Teacher, MiSs Pamela Husser George Armstrong, Bradley Beattie, David Cooper, Chris Cowen. Darlene Davis, Pat De- Jonge, Randy Dougherty, Brenda GRADE 5 - ROOM 12 Teacher, Mrs. B. Turvey Ronnie Brand, David Brintnell, David Broom, Bonnie Dale, Alan Desjardine, Doug Ferguson, Rod- ney Greenacre, Wendy Gilfillan, Veronica Haley, Mark Hearn, Michael Higgins, Sharon Jones, Dennis Keller, Jeff Lindenfield, Jean Luxton, Hannah Mathers, Martin Page, Debbie PartienS, Steven Pfaff, Kim PoSthill, Bar- bara Rawlings, Brad Roelofsori, Ronald Schroeder, Virginia Smith, Brenda Snell, V al erie Sweet, Brian Taylor, Stephen Thompson, Diane VanEiergers, Linda Wedge, Teddy Wedge, Heather Wein, Larry Whiting, Stephen Willert. GRADE 5 & 6-Room 14 Teacher, Mr. Peter Snell GRADE 5 Herble Broom, Michael Cald- Well, Steven Canis, Brent Clarke, Douglas Ecker, John Gould, Gerry Latour, Colleen Lysack, Kathy MacGregor, Danny Mciver, Court report — Continued from front page ditch on the Crediton Road on May 30. Robert J. Jones, Exeter, was fined $25 also after pleading guilty to a charge of operating a commercial vehicle which was improperly loaded. He had been proceeding north on Highway 4 on May 30 when a large stone fell from his dump truck and crashed into the wind- shield of a southbound car. Jones said he did not know it had happened until he had been persued and stopped by the other driver. Brian Lightfoot, Clinton, was fined $20 and costs for moving from a parked position and creat- ing a dangerous act. He had pull- ed from the side of Highway 4 in the construction area and pulled into the path of another vehicle, resulting in an accident. DROVE ON LAWN Ronald H. Moore, 16, Exeter, was fined $30 under a town by- law after driving across the lawn in front of the Exeter swimming pool on June 11. The ground was quite soft at the time and the tire tracks cut into the grass. Moore, who pleaded guilty, said he had repaired the damaged lawn himself and it was not noticeable at this time. It was indicated that the lawn repair had been satisfactory to the Exeter RAP committee. In another traffic case, Ernest J. Kernick, Exeter was fined $20 and costs for failing to yield the right of way at the William and Anne St. intersection on June 17. He collided with a Car driven by Ray Frayne at the intersece tion. Kernick told the court the yield sign governing the intersection from the way he was travelling was obscured by a large tree branch. SPEEDERS PAY Several drivers paid speeding fines in court, A Grand Bend man, liansey DeJong, paid $45 and costs after the Wirt was told he attained speeds up to 100 m.p.h. on June 6. The police officer trying to catch him said he could not do so until the accused ran out Of gas. De Jong told the court he was late for work and this prompted his speed. Others paying speeding fines were: Thomas Richardson, Bruce- field, paid $46 and costs fOr doing 90 m.p.h. in a 60 zeria. Richard R. WYrOZUk paid $15 for driving hiS motorcycle at a speed of 55 while going through DaShwood on June 19.