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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-05-18, Page 13Name to SHDHS students at Friday's Six males and six tamale graduating students were nominated last week as students of the Year at South Huron District High School. The new format replaces the former Queen concept and honours students who have contributed to school life and community life in their high school years. Grades 11, 12 and 13 students will vote Thursday on their male and female choice for the student of the year. The winners will be an- nounced at the school mid- night of the Formal dance Friday night. Parents are welcome to watch from the balcony of the small gym. The students nominated and honoured for their ac- tivities are: Lori Brand is the daughter of Hans and Nancy Brand, RR 2 Crediton. Lori, who is in grade 13 has been a student's council rep for four years and was on the intramural executive. She has been very active in athletics, playing basektball, volleyball, badminton and track. In grade 11 she was chosen to go to the Ontario May 18, 1983 Serving South Huron, North Middlesex PagelA LORI BRAND ' rl, -Ti 11 CYNDI DOWN KEVIN PARSONS L r MIKE FLEMING JOHN McALLISTER TOM COATES Centre Mall 420 Main Street, Exeter 235-1252 Moonlight Madness A RAINBOW OF COLOURS IN • FIELDCREST Towels, Bathmats and Lid Covers • TABLE LINENS • CRYSTAL L1 • BRASS • COPPER . Thurs. Only 9:30 - 9:00 10% Off • MIRRORS Everything • DINPIERWARE • GOURMET GADGETS and COOKWARE / Also 30% Off Sunworthy Books Exeter Decor Centre 15 Gidley St. E. 235-1010 open 9 - 5:30 Wed. and Sat. 9 - 4 MAJA GANS SANDRA DATARS MARILYN BRAND Complete staff hiring for reg centre programs Staffing for summer Heywood and Stephen Merner recreation programs has at $2.65. been completed bytheSouth Becky Baker and Ronalee Huron rec centre board of Bogart have been hired to management. teach tennis for two hours per Becky Baker will return as week each at a stipend of $7.00 head supervisor of the local per hour, while Terry swimming pool at a salary of O'Rourke will provide golf in - $170 per week. Assistant Deb struction and will received Taylor will receive $160 as $17.00 per hour. will the two full-time instruc- Tennis lessons are- being for/guards, Sharon Rundle provided for a five-week and Tammy Robinson. period at a cost of $12 per per- Hired part-time are son and tennis memberships ' Suzanne Mathers and are $20 single and $25 for Catherine Patterson. families. Part of the fee The roller skating staff con- 1$5.00► is for a key deposit and sists of Valerie Flear. Annette • will be returned when the key Drouillard and Linda Lenting is returned in the fall. at $3.50 per hour and Jeff Summer Canada has ap- Three accidents for town police The Exeter police depart- ment investigated three colli- sions over the past .week. There were no injuries involved. On Wednesday. vehicles driven by Robert Vanderhoek, Zurich, and Russell Brown, Exeter, collid- ed at the corner of Main anti Gidley St. with damage being set at $600 by Constable .Jim Barnes. The following day, a vehicle operated by Theresa Lamb, Lucan, struck a parked vehi- cle owned by James M: Ryan. RR 3 (;canton. The latter was parked on the Canadian Tire parking lot and damage was listed at $550 by Constable Dan Kierstead. The other collision occurred on Saturday when vehicles driven by Robert Kydd, Lon- don, and Linda I)urnin, RR 3 Auburn, collided on Main St. north. Damage was estimated at $425 by Cor, - stable Kierstead. Police advise that bicycle licences are now available and also that radar is being operated during the early morning on Main St. and on Iluron. Election campai n termed subdue A somewhat subdued cam- paign ended Iasi week with the election of South Huron District High School's student council for 1983-84. Alice Dietrich was elected president. the first female president since 1978. Ted Oke is first vice president with Susan Mc('Iure elected as se- cond vice president. Lisa Rundle will handle the secretarial duties next year. The students elected Darcy Ducharme for their social convener and 1)an Shute is treasurer. The final executive position is filled by George 'fomes as intramural Chairperson. , Working with the chairper- son next year will be the com- mittee of Faye Gaiser, Scan O'Rourke, John Vanesbroeck and ,Judy VanOss. Colin Lowndes is taking a year off from his teaching duties and staff advisor to intramurals. The physical education department is slated to help with intramurals. Wally Webster will continue to devote his time and work as the student council's staff advisor. proved summer sports and play program funding of $7,000 and this will result in the hiring of four people, one for eight weeks and three for 10 weeks. The Exeter Lions have agreed to provide a grant of up to $500 for the summer playground. with the stipula- tion it be known as the Exeter Lions summer sports development program. . They also asked that a user fee be set and that the rec cen- tre attempt to promote the use of the tennis courts in the program.. It was suggestid by )4.ynne Farquhar that participants be charged $1 per week for the clay program and S2 for the sports. program. Rec director Lynne Far- quhar announced that she is "99 percent sure" that another Katimavik program will be approved, starting in September. School heads for the west Exeter Public School is Go- ing West. The wagon Dian will start to move .across the stage in the school auditorium at 7:30 on May 18, accompanied by, all the standard old west characters - wagonmaster, dude, grizzled character and sidekick, Miss Sally and her eternally vigilant chaperone, dance hall girls and Indians, town marshal and bad guys. The plot revolves around the attempt by the black hats to wrest a map of a lucrative gold mine from its rightful owner. The two -act musical is be- ing presented by the in- termediate division of Exeter Public School. The public is invited to come along on the trip. it will be quite inexpensive - a silver collection will be taken. though music director .Joan Ferric said she has no objec- tion to bills. All proceeds will be put in the school's concert and choir fund, earmarked for more special entertainment at Ex- eter Public School. ELECT SHDHS COUNCIL — The 1983-84 student council at South Huron District High School was named recently. Back, left, president Alice Dietrich, vice-presidents Ted Oke and Susan McClure, treasurer Dan Shute and staff advisor Wally Webster. Front, social convener Darcy Duchorme, secretary Lisa Rundle and intramural chairper- son George Tomes. T -A photo SARAH McCLURE JAMIE CHAFFE JEFF GREB Replying to film critics Dear Sir: in reply to the article in last weeks paper. "Parents Critical of Filni Seen At focal High School", i would like to give my views of the film. I am a grade 12 student at this so called local high school and I think there is nothing wrong with knowing all about our bodies and the facts of lit( . If that film was such a por- no flick why don't they save it for stag parties'? Some kids are afraid to ask their parents questions of their bodies for fear their parents will get upset or angry. At school you can discuss it and don't feel like a stranger . Some -parents are afraid to discuss matters such as these and therefore the child doesn't get the education he/she needs. if kids have to find out about sex. isn't it better to learn it first. than 10 go out and experience what you don't know and become pregnant? if you ask me, I think the parents are thinking of themselves and being too "old fashioned". Come on guys times are changing. ' P.S. By the way it wasn't a family studies film, it was a P.E. and health film. i wish the parents would at least ,know what they're fighting about. Dianne Zachar Lisa Becker and family studies students Give... THE HEART FUND Evening in John McAllister is the son of Ian and Shirley McAllister, - RR 1 Zurich. He is the present intramural chairperson and has been in the intramural ex- ecutive. He was a Huron - Perth All-Star basketball player, competed at OFSSA badminton and played volleyball. 1)e represented South. Htiron at the Athletic Leader- ship camp rind was on the honour roll. John plans to al - tend university for either agriculture or physical education. Kevin Parsons of Exeter is the son of Gerry and Marlene Parsons. He has been on stu- dent's council and was an in- tramural houseleader. Kevin played on the Huron -Perth All-Star basketball team, played badminton, tennis and is a WOSSA track competitor. He often draws for the school newspaper and plays in bands. He was involved in the school theatre production of Grease. Kevin plans to at- tend university for a general tirst-year course. These twelve students deserve recognition for the spirit and work they have put into South.Huron for the past five years. It will be the high school's loss when they graduate this year. The formal is this Friday from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. in the small gymnasium. Tickets are $6 per person. The ' band Signal will play at the Evening in Venice. Final movie draws laughs The comedy movies Airplane II and 1941 had about 200 viewers guffawing in their seats Friday night at SHDHS. The student council - broke even on the final movie night. - Athletic Leadership Camp. Lori plans to- attend Fan- shawe College next year to train for an x-ray technican. Marilyn Brand lives at RR 1 Exeter with her parents Hank and Betty Brand. Marilyn has' competed at OFSSA with the fieldhockey • team and at WOSSA with volleyball. She has been an in- tramural rep for four years and is a prefect this year. She achieved . honour roll standing for three years and was a junior leader for camp Sylvan. Marilyn hopes to go to the University of Guelph in the Natural Sciences. Sandra Deters, in grade 13, is the daughter of Howard and Elaine Datars RR 1 Dashwood. She was the able secretary of this year's students council. She has been on the honour roll and school curling team. Sandra is involved in 4-1-1 and has succeeded in figure skating and piano. After graduating Sandra will attend the University of Toronto, in the Arts and Sciences. Cyndi Down lives in Usberne Township and is the daughter of Pat and Bob Down. She has played on the basketball- and volleyball teams as well as playing baseball and figure skating. Cyndi was a student's coun- cil rep for,two years and on in- tramurals one year. Cyndi was involved with this years school newspaper and also takes 4-H. She plans to take over the family farm after taking agriculture at Guelph. Maja Gans, of Exeter, is the daughter of Dr. Maurits and Pearl Gans. Athletically Ma- ja is very active. She has been an OFSSA competitor in badminton and has played basketball, volleyball, tennis and track. She earned a scholarship to the All -Pro Basketball camp in the sum- mer. Maja has been an in- tramural rep the past four years and this year is on stu- dent's council. She writes for the school newspaper and had a part in the school theatre production West Side Story. Maja has. been an honour roll student and is in contention for the Moncur Scholarship. She is going into sciences at McGill. University. Sarah McClure, daughter of Dave and Margaret McClure, RR 1 Crediton has been on student's council for five years. She is the first vice- president of the present ex- ecutive and has helped with the school newspaper. She was an OFSSA com- petitor in cross country and qualified for WOSSA in both gyinnastics and track. Sarah went to Trois-Pistoles sum- mer school last year. for French and has been chosen by the Exeter Lions Club to go to. France this summer. Sarah plans to attend the Universi- ty of Ottawa for French. Jamie Chaffe is the son of Bob and Trudi Chaffe of RR 2 Exeter. He is the president of the student's council and was on the intramural ex- ecutive last year. Jamie has played soccer, football, basketball and track for the school and is a Hawk hockey player and Kirkton baseball player. In grade ten he represented South Huron at the Ontario Athletic Leadership Camp. Jamie plans to study social sciences at Huron College next year.. Tom Coates is also an Usbornite, son of Keith and Brenda Coates. He is the treasurer of the student's council and is also a prefect. He has played soccer and football and three years of junior B hockey. He is involv- ed in the local 4H program and plans to go to Conestoga College for business administration. Mike Fleming is the son of Jean and Greg Fleming of RR 2 Crediton. He is the social convener of the student's council and was a council and intramural representative for three years. He was a WOSSA cross country competitor, and plays soccer and baseball. Next year Mike will study elec- tronics engineering at Radio College in Toronto. Jeff Greb lives in Centralia with his parents Wayne and Sonia Greb. He has been a student's council rep for three years and was an intramural rep. for one year. He has always been involv- ed in school activities, helping with the newspaper and year- book. He is also a member of the photography and movie clubs, Jeff would like to be a commercial pilot and will be studying aviation and flight technology at Senica College in Toronto. 1 hi Be Sure To C ec c Our Super Buys for Thurs.Moonlight 9' -, Madness LIITLI PEOPLE WE KATER TO KIDS" 397 Mein ft. li.).,. Ont. 233.1113 t% • _than The Commercial Department and Technical Department at South Huron District High School wish to express their sincere thanks to the following area firms for their ac- tive participation in the recent work - experience program. Township of Hay Northlander Industries Huron Dental Centre Scotia Bank Tuckey Beverages South Huron Hospital Township of Stephen Huron Tractor Ltd. Geo. Moore Insurance Ontario Development Corporation, Huror. Park Lake Huron Water Supply System, Grand Bend Bell Aerospace, Grand Bend Champion Road Machinery, Godqrich Dickinson Ford• Brodhagen Irwin Martin Electric, Zurich Knight Electric, Hensall Dashwood Industries Ltd., Centralia Ontario Hydro, Clinton Pfaff Electric, Exeter J.M.R. Electric, Exeter Don Bender Electric Ltd., Dashwood L.W. Kleinstiver, Plumbing and Electrical Ltd., Doshwood Big 0 Drain Tile Company, Hensall Dunlop Industrial, Huron Pork Royal Bank Lake Huron Water Supply Town of Exeter Municipal Office Centralia College Canada Employment Centre Agricultural Info. (Agri Press) W.G. Thompson & Sons Acme Signs, Exeter Norman Fischer Plumbing and Electrical Ltd., Dashwood Bill lye T.4/., Grand Bend Star -Time Video, Exeter - Huron Auto Body, Hensall Gregus Construction, Exeter Bendix Motor Homes, Hensall Parker 8, Parker, Hensall Mothers Motors, Exeter Fraynes, Exeter A & K Service Centre, Centralia Doshwood Motors, Dashwood Huron Collision, Exeter Pronto Auto Centre, Exeter Sherwoods (Exeter) Ltd., Exeter Wayne Shapton Construction, Exeter Thuss Garage, Hensall Northlander Mobile Homes, Exeter We also wish to thank those firms who indicated interest in our work experience program but unable to take an active part in it this year. J.L. Wooden Principal W.D. Webster Commercial Director their were W. Fydenchuk Technical Director K. Ottewell Assistant Technical Director