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Times-Advocate, 1982-07-07, Page 2-\ - • vis • s Y. • Tunes -Advocate, July 7,1982 Kevin Glasgow heads the list. orad 80 plus, 10 named �nt,rio Scholars at South Huron South Huron District High School has turned out 10 grade 13 students who have recorded marks of 80 percent or more according to results released Wednesday by principal J.L. Wooden. Leading the list is Kevin Glasgow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Glasgow, Exeter. He was the top student in grade 12 a year ago. The other Ontario Scholars are David Woodward, Ann Triebner, Daryl Webber, Bryan Beer, Matt McClure, Greg Prout, Kim Gaiser, Jane Sims and David Wilson. David Woodward is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Woodward, Exeter; Ann Triebner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Triebner, RR 1, Exeter; Bryan Beer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Beer, Hensall; Matt McClure is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave McClure, RR 1, Crediton; Greg Prout is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Prout, Exeter; Kim Gaiser is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaiser, Dashwood; Jane Sims is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Sims, RR 1, Hensall and David Wilson is the son of Mrs. Ann Wilson, Grand Bend. Heading the grade 12 students was Rob Gratton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gratton, Grand Bend, Debbie Josephson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylan Josephson, Exeter topped the grade 11 class and Rachel Mellecke, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Mayo Mellecke. Dashwood was best in grade 10. All three also led their respective classes in 1980-81. The top student in grade nine during the just con- cluded term was Laura Campbell, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. John Campbell, Grand Bend. Secondary school honour graduation diploma Audrey Atkins, Diane Ballantyne, Bryan Beer, Ronnalee Bogart, Brenda Brand, Brenda Brunzlow, Annette Cann, Deanne Christie, Joan Cooper, Ed Cosman, Margaret Deichert, Pauline Dietrich, Helen Dougall, Barb Down, Kevin Easterbrook, Douglas Fischer, Richard Fletcher, Lori Flynn, Kim Gaiser, Kevin Glasgow, Lisa Hamather, Tom Hartman, Julia Hendrick, Cindi Janke, Rebecca Jantzi, Torn Lessard, Melodie Long, Joanne Malone, Matt McClure, Kerry McCullough, Dave Newton, Barbara Orr, Laurie Pepper, Donna Prout, Greg Prout, Margaret Pym, Mary Read, Paul Robinson, Sharon Rundle, Bruce Shaw, Jane Sims, Wayne Smith, Cheryl Stewart, Heather Sweeney, Ian Sweet, Ann Triebner, Tony VandenBoomen, Michele Veri, Liz Walper, Daryl Webber, Paul Wein, Dave Wilson, Marlene Winters, Dave Woodward, Rasma Zemitis. Secondary School Graduation diploma Kathryn Ann ,Allister, Steven Earle Arnezeder , Valerie Lynn Baker, Jacqueline Anne Baptist, Dianne - Louise Beaver, Danny James Becker, Bruce Alan Berg, Susan Elizabeth Bies, Robert Marcel Bilcke, Dianne Elizabeth Boersma, Christine Linda Bbogemans, Karen Annette Brand, Lori JoAnne Brand, Marilyn Jane Brand, Kevin Warren Butler, Paul Campbell, Cheryl Jane Cann, Jamie Robert Chaffe, Michael Robert Clark, Thomas Whitney Coates, William Paul Cooper, Walter David Creery, Lori Anne Cronyn, Lynn Marie Cronyn, Sandra Elaine Daters, Caroline Irene Degraw, Joanne Elizabeth DeHaaan, Susan Joanne Deichert, Kevin Charles Denomme, Cynthia Ann Down, Michelle Annette Durand, Lorraine Marie Ducharme, Mary -Ellen Joan. Ducharme, Kevin Easter - brook, Katherine Elaine Eckert, Riki Scott Eveland, Michael Joseph Fleming, Douglas Michael Fischer, Terry Donald Fisher, Julie Lorraine Ford, Sally Mae Ford, Colleen Janice For- sythe, Steven James Francis, Catherine Margaret Freeth, Debra Ruth Galloway, Maja Grace Gans, Rosemary Anne Gielen, Darla Denise Gingerich, Michael Charles Glavin, Richard William Glover, Robert Jeffrey Gratton, Jeffrey Kenneth Greb, Katherine Elaine Haines, Kevin Michael Heather, Mark Edward Heimrich, Alan Ross .Hodgert, Patricia Helen Hodgert, Scott Reginald Hodgert, Stuart Lloyd Hodgins, Jeffery Paul Hohner, Brian Ray Horner, Kenneth Hovius, Beatrice Frances Hunter, Jacqueline Lee Hyde. Karen Elizabeth Johns, Robert Dale Jones, Daryll Jacques Keller, Kimberly Ann Kennedy, Craig Arthur Kerslake, Adrian Arnold Kester, Diane Mary Kints, Marianne Elizabeth Kraft, Richard knthony Laing, Paul James Lathery, Esther Marion Little, Gordon Kenneth Love, Kathryn Dianne Love, Janis Lynn Luther, Daniel Scott Luxton, Michael James Maier, Suzanne Marie Mathers, Harriet Mathilda Martens, Arlene Marie Masse, Linda Elizabeth Mathonia, John Robert McAllister, Sarah Elizabeth Jean McClure, Patricia Ann Meloche, Lori Ann Meidinger, Brenda Mae Miller, Julie Elizabeth Miller, Lisa May Miller, Calvin Gerald Lee Moody, Danny James Morrissey, Mary Susan Mousseau, Kevin Donald Oke, Kevin Scott Parsons, Joanne Roberta Pepper, Mark Jonathan Perry, Shirley Phillips, William Scott Pincombe, Robin Grace Preece, Steven James Prout, Derek John Rau, Thomas Scott Raymond, Sharon Ellen Elizabeth Rees, Audrey Jeanette Regier, Norman Gerald Regier, James Patrick Regier, Patricia Lynn Regier, Steven Douglas Riddell, Derkek John Robinson, KEVIN GLASGOW MATT McCLURE DAVID WOODWARD GREG PROUT ANN TRIEBNER KIM GAISER DARYL WEBBER BRYAN BEER JANE SIMS DAVID WILSON Large crowd sees big models at H.P fly -in Participants and spectators battled heat. wind and rain for the three day model air- craft meet at Huron Park. The Experimental and Mammoth Scale Aircraft of Canada association held its annual get together at the former military air base. this weekend. The group flies large size radio -controlled model aircraft. Marry of the models are powered by small chainsaw engines manufac- tured at Trail Mfg. in Huron Park. Flyer Art Lane of London noted that attendance peaked Saturday afternoon with an estimated 500 spectators. About 40 of the large models were shown. • Organizers pointed out the group. did not have full clearance to fly their models Friday afternoon, but high winds kept most of the air- craft grounded. Many participants were disappointed because of Sun- day's rain. Flyers from as far away as Massachusetts arriv- ed Sunday morning to find the event cancelled about noon. Rudy Mayer of Kitchener said the group's aim was to promote models with over six foot wing spans. Club director Jim Kunckle agreed. He noted that the group was formed to organize. the large scale flyers and pro- vide self control for this aspect of radio controlled flying. Kunckle said the group was originally planned for quarter -scale models i Q -sac but the EMSAC ( pronounced as Em -sac) designation pro- vided more freedom for larger builders. Both men agreed that builders of smaller quarter scale models would not'be discouraged Both men also stressed that the event was not a competi- tion but simply a fun get-together. "I get plenty of hasslesdur- ing the week," Mayer said. "I don't need competition." Mayer however did set an extra challenge for himself by actually flying -in his model from Kitchener. Mayer's eight -foot model of a Piper Cub flew the distance in about two and a half hours. making only one pit stop at a private airstrip south of Stratford. CROS COUNTRY FLYER - Rudy Moyer of Kitchener displays his eight•foot wing span Piper Cub model. Moyer flew the aircraft from Kitchener to Huron Park, Fri- day, to take part in the Experimental and Mammoth Scale Aircraft of Canada meet. The trophy was presented to Moyer in commemoration of the flight. Assisted by a ground crew of five people Mayer flew the plane from the back of a con- vertible chase car. The Crew drove the route early Friday to check on any problems. Mayer said the on- ly difficult portion of the trip was flying through the built- up area of Tavistock. Mayer noted the top speed of the plane is about 70 miles per hour but during the passage he flew at speeds of about 35 to 40 miles per hour so he would not out run the chase vehicle. The model is powered by a .9 cubic inch (15 cc) glow engine which develops about 212 horsepower. Mayer said he normally flies with about 15 ounces of fuel on board, but for the trip. the model pilot was removed to provide space for two extra fuel tanks. This extended the aircraft's fuel capacity to 40 ounces. which Mayer said was about five pounds of extra fuel. Mayer noted the slower fly- ing speed. much like a car. cut down on the fuel consump- tion. allowing longer cross country flights. Kunckle said most of the models are built out of wood such as bass or spruce. He noted there was still some balsa wood. the traditional material of model airplane builders. used. He noted that the only limitation to the models was a 53 pound weight limit, need- ed to qualify for Model Aeronautics Association of Canada MAACi insurance. Kunckle. from Belmont. runs a company called J-5 In- dustries which produces kits for a large scale Stinson and Bonzo models. Kunckle is also a director of a large scale boat group and his company manufactures fibre-glas boat hulls as well. Kuncles models are powered by the larger chain- saw motors. He said that one attraction of the engine was the savings in fuel costs. The chainsaw engines run on an oil and gas mixture while the glow engines (similar to a diesel, run without a spark plug) run on a more expensive syn- thetic fuel. Kunckle agreed that one of the attractions of the large airplanes is their realistic fly- ing characteristics. Even in Friday's stiff wind, a Michigan flyer put one of the large models through an impressive aerobatics display. The maneuvers were smooth and crisp; the airplane stable and positive in its controls --both a tribute to the skill of the pilot and to the large models themselves. Linda Eileen Roberts, Tammy Lynn Robinson, James Stuart Rase, David Elliot Rowcliffe, Wayne Rodger Rumball, Kathryne Anne Ryan, Ruth Kerrie Ryan, Mary Jane San- dilands, Robbi lanSangster, Victoria Grace Schroeder, Daryl John Selves, Julie Ann Sharrow, Mark Douglas Sheeler, Timothy John Shute, Arthur James Siddall, Sharen Louise Skinner, JoAnne Marie Smale, Shannon Lee Smale, Catherine Ann Smith, David Gerald Smith, Ronald Brian Snelgrove, Graham Joseph Solomon, Sandra Lee Somerville, Theodore Richard Soudant, Darlene Joy Steckle, Brian Keith Steele, David William Stephen, Michael Morgan Stewart, Jacqueline Teresa Sullivan, Tracey Leigh Sutton, Carrie Rose Sweeney, Michael Pierre Tadgell, Deborah Jane Taylor, Scott Bradley Thomson, Kevin Stewart Traquair, David Andrew Underwood, Nancy Mary Vanbruwaene, Susan Paulina Vanderspek, Elise Mae Vandeworp, Evert John Vanderworp, Michael Joseph VanRaay, Audrey Jane VanWieren, Anthony John VanWieren, Kenneth Paul VanWieren, Darlene Margaret Varley, Frank Joseph Verbeke, Terri Elizabeth Verhoeven, Debra Ann Waldeck, Marilyn Marie Walper, Timothy Michael Watcher, James Melvin Ward, Mary Teresa Watson, Corinne Marie Weernink, Jennifer Ann White, Jerry Julien Wilder, Patricia Louise Willis, Barbara Elizabeth Wilson, Angela Ruth Zehr. Honour roll Grade 9 Laura Campbell, Karla Josephson, Irene Brand, Tom Kester, Sandra Hullebusch, Kendra Arthur, Catherine Hogan, Boun MaDaravongsa, Dan Mellin, Dennis Kints, Colleen Regier, Pam Cottrell, Liz Martens, Marty Taylor, Tracey Dietrich, Sandra McDonald Tammy Durand, Karen Heather, Dennis Schroeder, Scott Bogart. Grade 10 Rachel Mellecke, Colleeen Glasgow, Kathy Schade, Eva Takacs, Karen Steinback, Doug Woodburn, Greg Hartman, Joseph Martens, Marsha Clark, Hilda Bax, Marie Mol, Steve Taziar, Theresa Regier, Leslie Swartman. Grade 11 Debbie Josephson, Karen Dauber, Susan McClure, James McDonnell, Carla Solomon, Tracy Ducharme, George Tomes, Fred Miller, Catherine Patterson, Michelle Watson, Dan Shute, Leslie' Hunter-Duvar, Dale Hennessey, Erma Weernink, Judy Van Oss, Mary Drysdale, Faye Gaiser, Deb Piercey, Alice Dietrich, Arlene Wainer, Laurie Willert, Don Kells, Chris Van Gerwen, Bunny Janssen, Steve Walper, Janet Regier, Dana Bozzatto, Michele Riehl, Julia Duttman, Linda Smith, Ted Oke, Scott Jamieson. Grade 12 Rob Gratton, Jeff Greb, Susan Bies, Stuart Hodgins, Susan Deichert, Sarah McClure, Esther Little, Jim Ward, David Smith, Corrine Weernink, Darlene Steckle, Maja Gans, Mark Perry, Kathy Love, Lori Ducharme, Dave Stephen, Rick Soudant, Andy Kesler. Grade 13 Kevin Glasgow, David Woodward, Ann Triebner, Daryl Webber, Bryan Beer, Matt McClure, Greg Prout, Kim Gaiser, Jane Sims, David Wilson. Subject awards top students Art Grade 9 - Scott Bogart, Grade 10 - Lisa Rundle, Grade 11 - Linda Smith, Grade 12 - Kevin Butler. Commercial Grade 9 - Typing, Laura Campbell Consumer Education, Wendy Risi. Grade 10 - Typing, Theresa Regier, Informatics, Doug Woodburn, Machine Applications, Susan Bies. Grade 11 - Marketing - Tammy Robinson, Com- munications and business Procedures, Michelle Watson, Computer Science, Dale Hennessey, Shorthand, Rachel Mellecke, Accoun- ting, Karen Dauber. Grade 12 - Shorthand, Nancy VanBruaene, Com- munications and Business Procedures, Mary Ellen Ducharme, Accounting, Susan Bies, Business Correspondence, Lori Ducharme. Grade 13 - Accounting, Stuart Hodgins. English Grade 9 - Sharon Vincent (140), Karla Josephson (150), Grade 10 - Pam Rumball (240), Rachel Mellecke (250), Grade 11 - Lorraine Warwick (340), Grade 12 - Sandra Somerville (440), Grade 11 - James McDonnell, Science Fiction, Joanne McKinley, Karen Dauber, Anita Gingerich, Shakespeare Tracy Ducharme, Mythology, Debbie Josephson, Senior Composition and Grammar. Grade 12 - Sarah McClure, Canadian Literature, Sarah McClure,Modern Literature, Esther Little, Short Stories and Essays, Tammy Robinson, Modern Drama. Grade 13 - Kevin Glasgow (551), Matt McClure, Con- temporary Novels. Family studies Grade 9 - Laura Campbell, Grade 10 - Colleen Glasgow, Grade 11 - Debbie Josephson,' Grade 12 - Darlene Steckle, Grade 13 - Daryl Webber. Geography Grade 9 - Sandra Dickins, Raymond Heyink (140), Laura Campbell, Karla Josephson (150). Grade 10 - Joyce Klages (240), Eva Takacs (250). Grade 11 - James McDonnell (340), Frenchschool -req uest ed for 55potential students Hensall area Trustee Ted Geoffrey asked if there would be a problem for the students when they go into the secondary level. Mrs. Fletcher, a teacher at a French school in Woodstock, said English would still be taught in the French school. Board chairman John O'Leary asked if distances to the French school would be a problem. and Fletcher said most of the students are in Stratford. He added that while his family lives in Stratford, his children attend an Oxford County French school. O'Leary noted the delegation is hoping for a school to be started by September of this year, but under the Education Act it is impassible. "We know what the rules are and we'll accept the first of the new yea: ," said Fletcher. Under the Education Act (1980), if there is written evidence of at least 25 French-speaking pupils within a jurisdiction, French classes may be established. The board may establish a class on the first day of January if evidence is received by September 1, and if evidence indicates, the board shall establish a class beginning the first day of September of the following year. "The board will be enacting its decision in the neer future, but not at this meeting," said O'Leary. There are as many as 55 potential students for a french school in Stratford. A delegation on behalf of the French population in Stratford told the Huron - Perth Separate School Board at its June 28 meeting they have accumulated a list of 55 possible students. Gilbert Fletcher of Stratford. spokesman for the group, said of those names on the list: 85 percent of the parents are separate school supporters with either one or both parents speaking French. "We would like to form a French school to assimilate and preserve our French culture," said Fletcher. "You're not talking of a separate building?" asked Stratford Trustee Ron Marcy. Fletcher said a classroom would be adequate for now, but as the school grew, he hoped the board would see fit to provide separate ac- commodation. TrusteeMarcy pointed out that because of the different ages of the students, there would be combined classes. Fletcher said he is aware of that. The spokesman made it clear he is not asking for a French immersion program. in response to trustees' questions. he said the list could be doubled in one week. Prepared by the Club de Hirondelle of Stratford. Fletcher said the surroun- ding townships are not in- cluded in the list, because of the clubs limited resources. He said the delegation would be informed of the board's decision. SPEECH PATHOLOGIST - South Huron Hospital welcomed Vicki Hender- son to the staff lost week. Henderson will be sharing her services as a speech pathologist with South Huron and University Hospital in London. She has just completed o master's degree program on communications dif- ficulties of the University of Western Ontario and will be assessing the most beneficial way to help pa- tients communicate and teaching methods and strategies of communication. V Susan McClure (350). Grade 12 - Jeff Greb. Grade 13 - Dave Woodward. History Grade 9 - Michelle Aunger. Grade 10 - Jane Rogister (240), Colleen Glasgow, Kathy. Schade (2550). Grade 11 - Lorraine Warwick (340), George Tomes (350). Grade 12 - Connie Steinback (440), Stuart Hodgins (450), Jeff Hohner - Man in Society, Diane Boersma - Law. Grade 13 - Jane Sims. Languages Grade 9 - Irene Brand, Karla Josephson. Grade 10 - Janet Pfaff (240), Rachel Mellecke (250). Grade 11 - Michelle Watson - French 340, Debbie Josephson, Susan McClure, Carla Solomon - French 350, Debbie Josephson, Carla Solomon - Spanish . Grade 12 - Sandra Somerville - French 440, Susan Deichert - French 450, Susan Deichert - Spanish.. Grade 13 - Kevin Glasgow - French, Ann Triebner - Spanish, Barb Down - Latin. Mathematics Grade 9 - Sherry Desjardine (130), Mary VandenBoomen (140), Tom Kester (150). Grade 10 - Melissa Wonnacott (230), Theresa Johnson (240), Colleen Glasgow (250). Grade 11 - Dana Boezatto (340), James McDonnell (350). Grade 12 - Alan Hodgert (440), Darlene Steckle (441), Rob Gratton, Jeff Greb (450). Grade 13 - David Wilson (Functions), Kevin Glasgow (Calculus), Kevin Glasgow (Algebra). Physical and health education Grade 9 - Kendra Arthur, Scott Bogart. Grade 10 - Kathy Schade, Steve Mer- ner. Grade 11- Janet Regier, George Tomes. Grade 12 - Jacqui Hyde, Tony Jones. Science Grade 9 - Ben Daravongsa (140), Irene Brand (150). Grade 10- Cathy Dawe (240), Rachel Mellecke (250). Grade 11 - Laurie Willert - Environmental Science, Michele Riehl - Physics (340), Debbie Josephson - Physics (350) Grade 12 - Bunny Janssen - Biology, Jo Ann Pepper - Chemistry (440), Rob Gratton - Chemistry (450). Grade 13 - Matt McClure - Biology, Kevin Glasgow - Chemistry, Rob Gratton, Kevin Glasgow - Physics. Technical Auto Mechanics Grade 9 - Murray Rundle, Grade 10 - Bill McDonald, Grade 11 - John Mol, Grade 12 - Andy Kester. Building Construction Grade 9 - Dan Mellin, Grade 10 - Paul Overholt, Grade 11 - Fred Miller, Grade 12 - Andy Kester. Grafting Grade 9 - Dennis Schroeder, Scott Bogart. Grade 10 - Greg Hartman, Grade 11 -James McDonnell (Arch) , Chris VanGerwen (Mech). Grade 12 - Rob Gratton (Arch), Mark Perry, Rick Soudant (Mech) Electricity Grade 9 - Tom Kester, Grade 10 - Greg Hartman, Grade 11 - Peter Dougall, Grade 12 - Steve Miller. Machine Shop Grade 9 - Tom Kester, Grade 10 - Greg Hartman, Grade 11 - Fred Miller, Grade 12 - Mark Perry. Theatre Arts Grade 11 - Catherine Patterson, Laurie Willert. Grade 12 - Jackie Bedard, Melanie Lovell, Derek Robinson. Grade 13 - Paul Cooper, Daryl Webber, Rasma Zemitis. Connie Schroeder - Career Development. LAURA CAMPBELL DEBBIE JOSEPHSON RACHEL MELLECKE ROB GRATTON 5hant, South Huron and District Association for the Men- tally Handicapped record a sincere thankyou to all those citizens whose support of the "Flowers of Hope Campaign" made it another unqualified success. We have realized the sum 0151-1,492.79 to date. Many thanks to the captains, canvassers and our treasurer for another job well done. To those who may have been missed we solicit your support for our expanding programs on behalf of the menta ly handicapped -in our.area. Contributions may be mailed to the Association office, Box 29, Dashwood, Ontario, NOM 1NO. Ellen Forsythe Chairperson Flowers of Hope Herb Verbeek President Don Campbell Executive Director Ward Malleffe Chartered Accounfanfs Federal Budget of June 28, 1982 Our budget highlights have been prepared for you. For your free copy drop into our office at 476 Main St. Exeter or phone 235-0120.