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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-06-28, Page 3MAYOR SPEAKS AT UNVEILING - During Sunday's unveiling of a plaque commemorating the founding of Exeter, mayor Jack Delbriclge brought greetings from the present council. Seated behind the mayor are J.L. Wooden, C.S. MacNaughton, Rev. Harold Snell, Bruce Shaw, Huron MP Robert McKinley, former councillor Ross Taylor, Dave McClure of the Huron Historical Society, Wilfred Jury of the Historical Sites branch and Huron MPP Jack Riddell. Sitting in front of the platform are Miss Marion. Bissett, Mrs, Louise Craig and C.V. Pickard. T-A photo Area obituaries Hay deputy dies suddenly The large crowd watching Ceremonies preceding Sunday's plaque unveiling at Riverview Park Nancy Alexander Gerard Dietrich Larry Ferguson Louise Panet Doug Penhale Olga Zemitis * e4ebt John Deichert Year 4 Kathy Cook Kathy DeJong Kevin Wareing Year 3 Year 2 Year 1 Historical plaque Don Noakes John Blackwell Joan Allen 61,41441 de.4461,t4 Chris Haberer Jamie Kneale Richard Ottewell Thirteen SHDHS grads named Ontario scholars 141 The deputy-reeve of Hay township, Harold M, Campbell died suddenly at his home, lot 13, concession 2-3 of Hay township (RR 1, Exeter) in his 48th year. He was the husband of the former Mona R. Fletcher and father of Mrs. Larry (Carolyn) Ducharme, Hensall; Marie, London; Jim, Exeter; Brian, Hensall; Randy, Fred, and Judy at home. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell, Hensall and brother of Gerald, Exeter; Lloyd, RR 1, Exeter; Mrs. Leonard HAROLD M. CAMPBELL (Doreen) Smith, Lugan;',Arnold, Exeter; Kennethi1sa,. Craig; Robert, Sarnia; Mrs. Larry (Mary) Cronyn, Centralia; and Homer, Hensall. He was predeceased by one brother, Roy (1968) and is also survived by • three grandchildren. Mr. Campbell was active in municipal politics, second vice- president of the Canadian Legion Exeter, and was a successful farmer. Funeral service is to be held from Carmel Presbyterian Church Hensall, June 28 with Bonthron Funeral Chapel, Hensall in charge of arrangements. Interment will be in Exeter Cemetery. GERALD H. SNOWDON Gerald H. Snowdon, Seaforth died suddenly at his home, June 25, 1973 in his 64th year. He was the husband of Cornelia Wilgenkamp and father of Mrs. Peter (Mary Ann) Rowat, Toronto; Pamela, Seaforth; James. R., Dublin; and Thomas, Seaforth He is also survived by a sister, Gwendolyn, Exeter; a brother Oswald, Seaforth; and three grandchildren. Funeral services are to be held June 28, 1973 from St. Thomas Anglican Church, Seaforth with Rev. Stanley Sharpies officiating. R.S. Box Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Interment will be in Maitlandbank Cemetery. JASON A.W. BROKENSHIRE Jason Allan Whitney Brokenshire, infant son of Allan and Sharon Brokenshire, Zurich, passed away in the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto at age 25 days. He was the brother of Jodi and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Logan Cleave, Hayfield and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Klopp. Funeral Service was held from the Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich, June 25, 1973 with in- terment in St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery. MR, ALFRED WILLIAM TAYLOR Mr. Alfred William Taylor of London passed away June 25, 1973 in his 78th year at, University Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Norah B. (Brady) Taylor, and six children, Mrs. Ray Lucy) James, Mrs. Archie (Madeline) Masse, Edward J. Taylor, Robert T. Taylor, all of London, Mrs. Walter (Norah) Nielsen, Sarasota, Florida, and Mrs. Philip (Marie) Durand, RR 2 Zurich. He was the brother of Mrs. William (Kate) May, John E. Fournier, both of London, Mrs. Clifford (Agnes) Elliott and Edward Taylor, both of St. Thomas. Also surviving are 44 grand- children and 11 great- grandchildren, Funeral Mass is to be held at St. Patricks Roman Catholic Church June 28, 1973 at 10 a.m. with Needham Memorial Chapel in charge of arrangements. Interment will be at St. Peter's Cemetery. ISABELLE WILSON Isabelle Wilson passed away at Green Gables Nursing Home Parkhill on June 21, 1973. She was predeceased by her husband, James Wilson and was the mother of Olive Gallagher, Newbury, Col. J.W. Saunders of Saskatoon, William L. Saunders, Denver, Marjorie Watley of Vancouver and Helen Boden of Regina. She was the stepmother of Nola (Mr's. Carlyle Taylor) Grand Bend. She was predeceased by one son, Ted Saunders (1964). Funeral services were held at the M. Box & Son Funeral Home, Parkhill, June 23 at 2 p,m. Interment was in Parkhill Cemetery. GORDON A. FOSTER Gordon A. Foster, St. Marys, passed away suddenly at his cottage at Red Bay, June 24, 1973 in his 46th year. He was the husband of Edna Sterrett and father of Mrs. Harold (Anne) Switzer, Kirkton, Mrs. Ron (Brenda)Greig, St. Marys and Margaret, at home. He was the brother of Mrs. Jim (Helen) Rankin, St. Marys and is also survived by two grandsons. Funeral service was held from the Lindsay Funeral Home, St, Marys, June 26, 1973 with in- terment in St. Marys Cemetery, MRS, JOHN HAMILTON Mrs. John Hamilton, the for- mer Janet P. McKellar, Staffa, died in Hibbert Township, June 21, 1973 in her 85th year. She was predeceased by her husband and was the mother of Robert F. Hamilton, RR 2, Staffa; Mrs, Lorne (Mary) Elliott, Staffa; and Mrs. Alvin (Anna) Kemp, Fullarton Township. She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Wilbur (Annie) Miller, Staffa and Mrs. Samuel (Sarah) McCurdy, Exeter; a brother, Malcolm, Seaforth; nine grandchildren and six great- grandchildren, Funeral service was held June 23 from the R.S. Box Funeral Home, Seaforth with Rev. T.C. Mulholland officiating. Interment was in Roy's Cemetery, Fullarton Township. LEONARD ADDLEY Leonard Addley passed away in Aylmer June 21, 1973 in his 67th year. He was the husband of the late Etta Pearl Powers and father of Leonard Junior, North Bay; Grant, at home; Mrs. Stewart (Ruby) Bryce, Lucan; Mrs. Sam (Ilene) McKay, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Mrs. Bernard (Donna) Farira, Sarnia; Mrs. William (Margaret) Layton, Mt. Elgin; and Mrs. James (Patricia) Pyatt, Port Colborne. Funeral service was held from the H.A. Kebbel Funeral Home, Aylmer, June 23 with interment in Aylmer Cemetery. Guenther — Continued from Front Page terways, and for the past five years has been manager of the firm. He will continue in this capacity until the first of Sep- tember. Guests at Mr. Guenther's retirement dinner Monday had nothing but praise for his service to the community and to the school. Principal of SHDHS, Joe Wooden, said that there are "no better busing operations in Ontario" and also gave credit to the men and women who have driven the buses over the years. "The service is just great," said Mr. Wooden. He said it was much better than in most other places and that Mr. Guenther was always able to supply buses when they were needed, no matter how short the notice, On behalf of the drivers, Norm Walper presented a gift to Mr. and Mrs. Guenther. "I speak for all the drivers when I say it has been an honor to be associated with you," Mr. Walper told Mr. Guenther. Pat Strain and Mery Davies, vice president of Charterways and manager of the Sarnia office consecutively, also paid their tributes and presented Mr. Guenther with a gift. R,L. Cunningham brought A few years ago a percent of 75 or over was needed to achieve an honors standing in the high schools. Now 80 percent is needed. But that hasn't deterred the 62 students from SHDHS who at- iis year, tiaineda minimum of 80 percent Results for the 1972-73 school year were released Tuesday morning. Heading the list of 13 honors students in year V was Chris Cann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Cann, Exeter. Following close behind her were Donald Noakes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Noakes, Hensall; John Blackwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Blackwell, RR 2, Hensall and Joan Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Allen, RR 1,, Woodham. In addition to winning Ontario Scholarships for their achievements, these students will also receive an academic shield and a Lions Club Award, Don Noakes and Christina Cann are also this year's recipients of a Monett" Scholarship of over $2,000 s!qch. John Blackwell was also Awarded a $2,500 Huron College Corporation Entrance Scholarship. John plans to attend Huron College, London in the fall in the field of Social Science. Other Ontario Scholars are Nancy Alexander, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bev Alexander, RR 1, Hensall; Gerard Dietrich, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ben Dietrich, RR 1, Centralia; Larry Ferguson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ferguson, RR 1, Hensall; Christine Haberer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haberer, Zurich; Jamie Kneale, son of Mr, and Mrs, Jim Kneale, Grand Bend; Richard Ottewell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ottewell, Exeter; Louise Panet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Panet, Grand Bend; Doug Penhale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Penhale; RR 1, Woodham and Olga Zemitis, daughter of Mrs. Gisella Zemitis, RR 1, Hay. John Deichert emerged as the top student in year IV. He was followed by Jeff Reaburn, Elizabeth Jolly and John Muller. Each of these students will also of Mr. and Mrs, Ron Wareing, Hensall. Next in line to John Muller in the year IV honor roll are Pam Mickle, Bev Finnen, Dave Graham, Dave Finkbeiner, Bruce Pfaff, Sandra Stock, Jim Kennedy and Amelia Perget, Five other students besides Kathy Cook received honors in year III; John Creces, Deb Wooden, Karen Ford, John Neilands, and Janice Hayter, A total of 11 students achieved a minimum of 80 percent in year II, Headed by Kathy DeJong, the rest were Tony Kyle, Greg Love, Peter Catlos, Brian Taylor, Lois Doerr, Mathew Muller, Paul Shapton, Heather Wein, Mary Shoebottom and Jim Ferguson. Following Kevin Wareing on the year I honor roll are John Van Gerwen, Nancy Underwood, Brenda Walper, Marie Jarvis, Gayle Ecker, Tracy Campbell, Lynn Baptie, Margaret DeBoer, Jim McLelland, Steve Haberer, Ann Muller, Heather Dougherty, Evelyn Neevel, Brad Buchanan, Sue Anne Schroeder, Susan Thompson, Karen DeJong, Sherry Nadon and Beth Munn. t- + + Following is a list of students winning certificates of achievement in particular •subjects: Year V English 551 - Chris Cann; English 552 - Muriel Abbott; History 550 - Chris Cann ; Geography 550 - (Town of Exeter Shield) - Joy Thomson; Mathematics 551. - Nancy Alexander & Donald Noakes; Mathematics 552 - Donald Noakes; Mathematics 553 - Nancy Alexander and Donald Noakes; Mathematics (overall) - Donald Noakes; Latin 550 - John Blackwell; French 550 - John Blackwell; Spanish 550 - Chris Haberer; Biology 550 - Chris Cann; Physics 550 - Donald Noakes, Joan Allen; Chemistry '550 - Joan Allen; Home Economics 550 - Muriel Abbott & John Blackwell, Sandra Ducharme; Science 250 - Kathy DeJong; Science 240 - Gail Travers; Home Economics 200 - Joan Alexander; Typing 200 - Sandra Ducharme; Machine Applications 200 - Bruce Pfaff; Data Processing 200 - Mary Shoebottom; Drafting 250 - Ron Schroeder; Drafting 240 - David Snyder; Building Construction 240 - Paul Shapton; Machine Shop 240 - Martin Martens; Electricity 240 - Mathew Muller; Auto Mechanics 240 - Mathew Muller; Welding 240 - David Lovell, Year I Physical Education 100 - Kevin Wareing, Gayle Ecker; English 150 - Gayle Ecker; English 140 - Evelyn Neevel; History 150 - Kevin Wareing; History 140 - Jerry Jablonski; Geography 150 - John VanGerwen, Kevin Wareing; Geography 140 - Clarence Van Wieren; Mathematics 150 - John VanGerwen; ; Mathematics 140 - Beth Munn & Evelyn Neevel; French 150 - Marie Jarvis, Gayle Ecker; French 140 - Sherry Nadon; Science 150 - Jim Jarvis, John VanGerwen, Nancy Underwood; Science 140 - Susan Thompson; Home Economics 100 - Sandra Stewart; Consumer Education 100 - Brian Taylor, Kevin Wareing; Typing 100 - Heather Dougherty; Auto Mechanics 141 - Daryl Keys; Drafting 141 - David Perry, John VanGerwen; Electricity 141 - Daryl Keys; Machine Shop 141 - John VanGerwen; Building Construction 141 - David Perry; Welding 141 - David Perry; Art 100 - Karen DeJong, Year III and IV English English 356 - Delores Kenney; English 357 - Kathy DeJong; English 358 - Kathy DeJong, Tony Kyle; English 359 - Sandra Stock; English 452 - Tillie Rester; English 456 - Pat Regier. + + + Students receiving a Secondary School Honor Graduation diploma for successful com- pletion of year V are: Nancy Alexander, Joan Allen, Robert Bierling, Chris Cann, Chris Haberer, Larry Hess, Jamie Kneale, Patrice Knight, Ginger Love, Jim Lynn, Bob Marshall, Don Noakes, Richard Ottewell, Deb Riddell, Stephen Smalley, ,Cberyl 'Sweet, Barbaba Thomas, Adrienne Van Raay, Susan Wooden, Gerard Charrette, Pete De Groot, Gerard Dietrich, Larry Ferguson, Charles Ford, Philip Hall, Ian Johnston, Richard Luther, Paul McKnight, John Noakes, Louise Panet, Douglas Penhale, Rita Reynolds, Dixie Amerongen, Dennis Deline, Salley Dietrich, Bob Dobbs, Lynn Farquhar, Janice Frayne, Mervyn Hern, Cathy Holtzmann, Linda Jones, Sylvia Paton, Debbie Shipley, Phyllis Taylor, Joy Thomson, Wanda Wilder, Olga Zemitis, Muriel Abbott, John Blackwell, Jack Darling, Kyle Harrison, Karthy Ratz, Sheila Sangster. The following students entered the spring semester at the University of Guelph: Lorna Corbett, Peter Kleinstiver and Larry Shapton. + + + Students receiving Secondary School Graduation Diplomas for successful completion of year IV are: Trudy Archer, Helen Batten, Elva Becker, Pat Bender, Janice Davey, Darlene Ducharme, Launa Fuller, Linda Hern, Effie Hovius, Janet Masse, Dianne McCann, Brenda Parsons, Chris Parsons, Susan Parsons, Darlene Passmore, Valerie Regier, Martha Rooseboom, Karen Skinner, Rebecca Smith, Sharon Smith, Sandy Thompson, Mary Triebner, Deb Turnbull, Marlene Tyler, Janet Webb, Nancy Baker, Robert Bray, Pattyann Bremner, Stephen Daniel, Susan Davis, Lorelei Durdin, Jill Drysdale, Ed Farwell, Melissa Gelinas, Deb Higgins, Marykay Hodgins, Cathy Knight, Henry Martens, Henry Martens, Sharon McCaffrey, Barry Miller, John Muller, Amelia Pergel, Jeff Reaburn, Pat Regier, John Rowcliffe, Dan Schilbe, Scott Smith, Brenda Taylor, Mary Thomson,Roseanne Van Roestel, William Clarke, Jane Connon, Kay Davis, Anne Erickson, Bev Finnen, Elizabeth Jolly, Diane Klopp, Deborah Lockie, Pamela Mickle, Sandra Stock, John Verkerk, Martin Dykstra, Erika Freiter, Philip Philips, Joyce Beirling, Tess Romaniuk, Brenda Fahner, Abram DeMooy, Lisa Ritchie, James Regier, Darrel Finkbeiner, George Ryan, Peter Hendrick, Debra Denomme, Tillie Rester, Judy Miller, Bart DeVries, Pius Deitrich, Robert Adams, Bruce Adkins, Patricia Faber, Allan Knight, Susan Schlegel, Kathy Simmons, Dick Vanderworp, Don Ayotte, Elaine Baechler, Tom Creech, Mourn Gascho, Randy Gilfillan, Pete Gill, David Graham, Robert Heywood, Joe Kenda, Gary. Lavier, Susan Luther, Lisa McIver, Mike Miller, Ann Pinder, Cathy Read, Paul Robinson, Brenda Russell, Perry Stover. Julie Taylor, Bryan Tuckey, Mike Foreman. David Elliott, Dwight ii.:therington, Carole Grenier, Lynn Hiscott, Brett Lavier, John Musser, Bruce Pfaff, Darlene Porter, Richard Regier, Ron Regier, Sandra Shapton, Randy Tiernan, Sylvia Wilder, Frances Zandbergen, Robert Finkbeiner, Keith Koehler, Melvin. Mellick, Gerard O'Rourke, Brian Prest, Pete Sereda, Earl Thompson, Brian Beaver, Leslie Cudmore, Bill DeGroot, Dave Kipfer, Jim MacGregor, Martin Overholt, Ron Rader, Cecil Regier, Richard Regier, Calvin Rohde, Gary Shipman, Douglas Smith, — Continued from front page leave things in better condition than we found them", Jack Riddell, Huron MPP, said a community is only as beautiful as the people who come into it and he said the residents of Exeter were the people who make the community beautiful. "You can be proud of Exeter," he noted, adding that it provided "all the amenities for young and old". Dr. Wilfred Jury, a Member of the Provincial Sites Board, ex- plained that it was "no easy task" building Exeter's history down into the 114 words contained on the plaque. He said he asked to attend the Exeter ceremony because he has done considerable study on the Huron Tract. Another speaker, David McClure, vice-president of the Huron County Historical Society, expressed a need to instill the importance of history into the minds of young people. Ile opined that if they knew the effort and hardships involved in starting and building a com. Ed Van Esbroeck, Robert Case, Donald Coupes,. John Reichert, Jim Denorrime, Tom Dietrich, Dennis Doidge, Dave Finkbeiner, David Hall, Alan Hera, James Kennedy, Albert Klungel, John Rosenberg, Arthur Westelaken, and Norman Wilson. Winners of the following awards will be announced at commencement: Student Council Scholarship; Ink Spot Scholar- ship; Teaching Staff Scholar- ship; The Mary Farrow Award; Beta Sigma Phi Award; Exeter Kinettes Award; The Legion Auxiliary Award; and the Industrial Awards to Technical Students. munity, they wouldn't be so anxious to change institutions and "throw things overboard". Former MPP Charles Mac- Naughton said he was surprised at being invited to attend, but said "I'm glad you die, He said he was interested in• history and would have been happy following such a career. "History continues to go, it lives," he said. "Those who have forgotten the past don't have much interest in the future". The final speaker was former Exeter councillor Ross Taylor, who was called on to introduce other former council members. About one-fifth of the names called were in attendance. "It's odd they're not here," he said, adding that he was sure those in the audience would be glad they had attended. Among the former council members present wag Don Hughes, who was able to attend when he returned to his home in Stratford after being in Truro, Nova Scotia. Following the ceremonies, the Rev. Harold Snell dedicated the plaque. $ best wishes from the Huron County Board of Education. "Now you'll be able to enjoy getting up at six a.m. rather than at five," he said. Morley Sanders retiring vice principal of SHDHS chaired the dinner and the evening ended with a dance. Year IV English 440 - Lynn Hiscott; History 450 - Jeff Reaburn; Geography 450 - Elizabeth Jolly; receive an academic shield and • issaIathematics 450 - Elizabeth Lions Club Award. The first place student is the'''1" 1?1131 -440' Jim son s 'of ,,Mr. ands- Mr* Earl_ 4: gromiVirsOleinatiess 441 - Deichert, RR 2, Zurich. Bruce Pfaff; Latin j5ta - Jeff The Hopper-Hockey Shield, tRea ; French 450 - John awarded to the two top com- Deichertj „Spanish 450 - Elizabeth mercial students each will be Jolly; 'Chemistry 450 - John awarded to Bruce Pfaff and Deichert; Chemistry 440 - Dave Diane McCann in year IV. Finkbeiner; Biology 400 - Elaine - The top two technical students Baptie; Home Economics 400 in year IV are Gerard O'Rourke and David Finkbeiner, who will receive a Kinsmen Award. For the third year in a row, Kathy Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cook, Hensall wins top honors in her class. She headed her class in grade 9 and 10 also, The top five students in year III also win an academic shield and Lions Club Award, as do the top four students in year II, Kathy DeJong, Tony Kyle, Greg Love and Peter Catlos; and the top four students in year I, Kevin Wareing, John Van Gerwen, Nancy Underwood and Brenda Walper, Kathy DeJong is another repeat winner, for the second year in a row. Kathy, daughter of Mrs. Klara DeJong, Centralia topped her year II class this year and also topped her grade 9 class last year. Physical Education - John Kevin Wareing, a year I Creces, Deb Wooden; English 340 student topped a total of 20 - Delores Kenney; History 350 - students who achieved over 80 Kathy Cook; History 340 - Kevin percent in his year. He is the son Bisback; Geography 350 - Paul Raeburn; Mathematics 350 - Kathy Cook; Mathematics 340 - Arnold Rester; Mathematics 341 - Martha Rooseboom; Latin 350 - Kathy Cook; French 350 - Kathy Cook; Spanish - Deb Lindenfield - 350; Physics 350 - Jeff Raeburn; Environmental Science 300 - Cathy Read; Home Economics 300 - Elaine Jeffery; Office Practice 300 - Delores Kenney; Shorthand 300 - Laurie Richards; Marketing 300 - Laurie Richards; Business Machines 300 - Susan Schenk; Basic Programming 300 - ,John Neilands; Mechanical Drafting 341 - Terry Janke; Electronics 350 - John Deichert; Architectural Drafting 342 - John Neilands; Electricity 342 - George Ryan; Building Con- struction 342 - Arnold Rester; Auto Mechanics 342 - Ron Beierling; Welding 341 - Arnold Rester; Art 300 - Randy Gilfillan; Mechanical Drafting 342 - Steve Harrison; Architectural Drafting 341 - George Van Esbroeck; Electricity 341 - Arnold Rester; Machine Shop 342 - Bill DeGroot Year 11 Physical Education - Brian Taylor, Val Sweet; English 250 - Kathy DeJong, Tony Kyle; English 240 - Heather Mallett; History 250 - Kathy DeJong and Tony Kyle; History 240 - Bruce Hodge, Pat Bedard; Geography 250 - Kathy DeJong & Tony Kyle; Geography 240 - Heather Mallett; Mathematics 250 - Kathy DeJong; Mathematics 240 - Mathew Muller; French 250 - Kathy DeJong; French 240 - Darlene Porter; Man in Society 400 - Pam Mickle; Women in Society 400 - Karen Adamson; Economics - 400 - Sdsan Luther; Shorthand 400 - Amelia Pergel; Office Practice 400 - Diane McCann; Business Correspon- dence 400 - Helen Batten; Accounting 400 - Matilda Mar- tens, Laura Johns; Accounting 450 - Bruce Pfaff; Business Law 400 - Randall Glenn, Robert Adams; Auto Mechanics 442 - Doug Smith; Electricity 442 - David Finkbeiner; Building Construction 442 - Gerrard O'Rourke; Architectural Drafting 442 - Gerrard O'Rourke; Mechanical Drafting 441 - John Muller; Electronics 441 - John Deichert; Architectural Drafting 441 - Don Cooper. Year III