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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-06-28, Page 11. ........ DEDICATE NEW ORGAN AT DASHWOOD—A new organ was dedicated in a spec- ial ceremony at Dashwood EUB Church Sunday. It was the gift of Dr. and Mrs, Clarence W. Yager, Bright's Grove, in memory of their parents. Mrs. Yager, seated at the new instrument above, was organist for the service, Behind her, from left, are the minister, Rev, M, J. James, the regular organist, Mrs. Kenneth McCrac, and Dr. Yager. Dedicate new organ at Dashwood church cOr6vocafe Second. •Section EXETER, QNTAR1Q, JUNE 28, 1962 Pogo Eleven SH D , H .,_..... LISTS , P ROMO TION . .. .• - , ' - Boost your pastures and second cut hay with LIQUID 28°70 URE Dry weather in May resulted in short hay crops. That partly filled mow can be filled if you will boost your second cut hay with Liquid Urea, And those short pastures can be rejuvenated wills the same liquid fertilizer, We have applied Liquid Urea le a good many acres of pasture and hay crop this spring. Results have been extremely good and we are very enthusiastic about this far, /Hiring program. to say the least. WHAT USERS SAY' Hers ate a few random comments by farmers who used it earlyt "I would have plowed my pasture down it was to poor, But when you suggested use Liquid Urea on it I decided to give It a try sine I was short of pasture.. It' was the best advice I have had in a long tittle, I got much better results than I ever thought I would," And another: "My pasture has been down since 1949. I thought it had run out but when I applied your Liquid Urea it brought back the clovers that I haven't seen In yeaes, It Sure aid help my pasture arid I plan to do More now," And still another; "See those light colored strips in the pasture field where the grass is shel? That'S where the machine missed when it came back down the field. It' a good lob your Man did niiss those strips because. I would never have believed the difference would have been so great. See how the rest of the field is a very dark green color, and how 'much mote grass is growing. Those cattle have been pasturing on thiS field ever since you sprayed it. I aril very satisfied that it has paid me to apply your liquid for. tilizer." If you want to carry over your pas, tures during the dry, het period of July and August, this is a -§oed time to give theist en extra boost with A top dressing of nitrogen. Make arrangements with us now to apply this By MRS. ERVIN RADER DASHWOOD The Sunday morning worship service at the Evangelical UB Church included the dedica- lion of the Baldwin. electric or- gan donated, by Dr. and Mrs, Clarence Yager of Bright's Grove in memory of their par- ents. Mrs. Yager was guest organ- Pay tribute to minister By MRS, C. WOODBURN GREENWAY Communion service was held in the United Church on Sunday when four people were received into church. membership. Rev. E. Roulston preached his farewell sermon. At the close of the service, Mr. Man- uel Curls ably expressed the appreciation of the congregation to Rev. Roulston for his work in the church since October. Miss Lorene Me 'presented Mr. Roulston with a gift, Induction service for the new minister, Rev. C. A. Brittain, will be held in Grand Bend United Church Thursday eve- ning. Personal items Mrs. Fred Steeper of Denfield spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Steeper and family. Mr, Lewrende Luther of Cal- gary, Miss Jean Luther of Lon- don and Miss Maxine Luther of Scarboro spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Irwin Luther and all attended the Luther re- union at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Manford Luther of Grand Bend on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Gardner and family of Newmarket spent the weekend With Mrs: J, Gard- ner, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Rinker And Chris of Sarnia spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Brophey. A number of families in this Vicinity attended the Bullock re- union at Riverview Park, Exe- ter on Saturday. Miss Mary Ellen Griffeth of Parkhill is spending her trace , filori eVith her grandparents, and Mrs. William Hicks. Mr. and Mies, Harvey Walper and family attended the Madan reunion at &erne on Sunday, Mrs, Jas, Caeretthete is a pa- tied in Smith Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mr. end Mee. Ray Eagleson and knee of leettolt 'spent the Weekend with reletives here, Severe' families in this dia• trict attended the Mallard re- titian at Sevens Park on Strti day, ist and Airs. Ken McCrae ac- companied her with the piano. Harry Hoffman sang a solo, "The Holy City", The choir sang an anthem. Mrs. Lowell Smith, sister of Rev. el. je James, sang "Teach Me Thy Way." The sermon delivered by Rev. M. J. James was entitled, "Your Life Belongs to God," I nfant Baptized Mary-Jo Elizabeth Howe, in- fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howe was baptized in Zion Lutheran Church Sunday, June 24, by Rev. William Getz. Mr. and Mrs, Ervin Rader were sponsors, Personal items Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Dietrich 'were held at Zion Lutheran Church, Tues- day, - June 19.. :Pall bearers were, Ronald Merner, John. Ziler, John and Milton 'Dietrich, Roy Ryan and. Glenn Breen. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Stelck of Bradford spent last weekend with Mr. and. Mrs. Ed, Stelck on the occasion of their 55th wedding anniversary. Miss Anne Marie Kraft of Exeter spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Martene and Peter. Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Resie.- mayer accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wolfe spent a week at Key River where they report the fishing excel- lent. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rader and family were, Rev.and Mrs. Wm. Getz, Mrs. James Howe, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Howe and Mary-Jo of London and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Miller of Zion. Mr. and. Mrs, Ted Hopf of Niagara Falls visited with the former's sister Mrs. Alma Floperoft. Weekend. visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Haugh were Mr. and Mrs, Leo Lendeke and Elizabeth, Mrs, Win.. Schte maker and Mr. and Mrs,. Art Sehemaker of Pigeon, Mich., Mr, and Mrs. Ray )7anDorsse- laer, anti Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ilad.er . and family, Weekend 'visitors with Mrs. Lucinda Mclsaac Were Mr. and Mrs. Details Corriveau of Hirkton and son Dennis of Washington, Mr. and Mrs, James Melsaac and family and John. Denomnie, and Me., and Mrs. Meisaae and David all of Detroit, Among those who attended the dedication of the electric organ 'Service at the BUB church were Mr, and Mrs, Art Tweedy of Ann Arbor, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. C, Goodman, of Detroit:, and Dr. and. airs, 1,. Riseboro of Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne. Becker and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Dat- ars spent the weekend in North- ern. Ontario. Visitors with Rev. and Mrs. Main James include his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville James of Ottawa; his sister and husband, Mr, and Mrs. Lowell Smith of Belleville. Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Yager spent the weekend with Miss Pearl Kraft, Mr. and Mrs. M., Tiernan, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klumpp. Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Boyle and family spent Sunday in Sarnia. with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Johnston and family, Main St. SS holds picnic Main Street Sunday School held its picnic at Riverview Park, Exeter, last Wednesday, June 20, with 70 in attendance, Chairman of sports was Don Gravett, assisted by Wayne Tuckey and Don Hooper, Lunch cornmittee included Mrs. Glen McKnight, Mrs, Percy MerkleY and Mrs. Lorna Potter. Races were run by classes with teachers, Miss McLean, Mrs, C. Wellington, Mrs, Por- ter, Mrs. Don Wilson, Mrs. Glen McKnight and Don Gra• vett, Mrs. Doug' Harrison looked after special primary class games. All the children re- ceived prizes. John Wurm and Mark Gravett shared in a 'run- ning race prize.' Prize winners in Miss Me. Lean's class were Norman Howee, Bruce Simpson; Mrs, McKnight's, Lois Porter, Susan Tuckey, Yolanda Webb; Mrs, Wilson's, Christine Tuckey, Jane Tuckey, Miriam Hilts; Don Gravett'e, Leroy Edwards, Malcolm Hiltz. Game highlight: was an egg throwing tee test with 12 couples participating. Winners were Don and Mrs. Gravett, Elsie Turkey, end Leroy Ed- wards; three-legged race, Elsie 'Turkey •ated Mary Gravett. In a tug of War with nee-hale Sun- day Scheel on each side, the blues won. $Pg(IAL COMMERCIAL,, First class honors — Barb- ara Dundas, Sharon Hume, 'Kar- en 'Blaney, Wendy Vanderlaan, Audrey Verkerk Second class honors — Marg- aret Boa, Carole Hogarth, Kathryn Love, Don Manley, Third (doss honors Dar- lene Frayne, Mary Jane Hoff. man. Credit for subjects as fol- lows -- Marlene Fraeles — Er., Bus-Arith., R. Cal, Bus. Corr, Off. Prae., Typ.,. Bkg., Pen. Gerald. Hartman — Ere, Bus. Arab., Cal,, Bus. Corr., Off. Prac., Typ., Spell., Pen. Linda Jiayter — Er., R. Cal., Bus.. Corr., Law, Off, Prac., Typ., Spell., Pen, Dorothy Parker — Bus. Corr., Law., Off. .Tree.. Pen. Valerie Noonan — Er., Bus. Arith., Rapid. Cal„ Bus. Corr., Law., Off, P'rac., Shirt, Spell., Pen. Helen Rader — R. Cal., Off. Prae„ Pen. Paul Regier — Er., Bus. Arith., R. Cal., Bus, Corr, Law., Off, Prae„ Spell., Pen. Glen 'Reichert R. Cal., Bus, Corr., Typ., Spell., Pen. George Westerns Ec., Bus. R. Cal., Bus, Corr,* Off. Prac., Bkg„ Spell., Pen, GRADE 12A First class honors — jeerer Drysdale, Gail Farquhar, Aus- ma Greens, Janis Gulens, Pam- ela Heard, Marlene King, Shar- on McBride, Donna Marshall, Robert Mickle, Ruth Miller, Dennis Mock, Dale Turvey, Second class honors—Xandra Busche, Carol Brown, Ross Desjardine, Marilyn Terayne, Peggy Goddard, Doug Hodgson, Fred Hyde, Frances Johns, Rus- sell Klopp, Marilyn Morgan, Al- Ian Prang, Mary Scene, Bren. da Schoch, Donna. Ventin, Third class honors — Robert. Becker, Doris Pepper, Carolyn Smillie. Credit — Roger Cann, Greg- ory Spencer, Credit in the following sub- jects: lean Krueger (Eng., I-list., Ghent, Late Fr., Sp.,); Ross Miller (Eng. Comp., Hist., Lat.); Janet 'Aforlock (Eng., Al, „ Lat„ Fr„ Se.); Heidi Schroeder (Eng„ Hist, Chem„ Lae, Fr., Sp.); john Ziler (Eng, Comp., Hist„ Alg., Lat., Fr., Sp.. GRADE 128 Second class honors — Bon- nie Hogarth, Dale Hunt, Earl Wagner. Third class honors — Carol Bossen berry, Marjorie Rend- rick, Joe Houlahan, Bill Mac- kinnon, Anne Marie Rowe, Ted Sanders, Judy Snelgrove. Credit — Don Cann, Sherill Clarke, Grace Eagleson, Deets McKnight, Tim Sweitzer, Helen Vos, Elwood Webb. Promoted to Special Commer- cial — Andy Desjardine, Linda Glover, Margaret Hall, Shirley Johns, Marion Kerslake, Sharon Lawrence, Sh i e l e y Radford, Marie Regier, Karen Taylor. The following obtained stand- ing in 'the subjects listed — Janet Blair, Lt., Fr.; William Brown, Eng. Camp. and Lit., Al„ Ag. Sc„ Bookkeeping; James Foster, En.g, Comp, and BUILD EARNINGS AND 0111ERSHIP Lit...Hist., Al., Ag. Sc.; Donald Glenn, Eng. Lit., Hist., .Geo.: Wm. llalliwell, Eng. Comp, and LT, Hist., M., Ag. Sc.. Lai.; Bruce Horton., Al.; Wm. King, Hist., Lat.; Ken McCann, Kng., Al.; Carol McLeod, Hist.; Bill Noakes, Eng.. Hist.; Fred Sand- ers, Ilist„ Geo.; Jack Stephan, Eng. Cow. and Lit., Algebra, Ag, Sc., Lat.: Nancy Eng Comp. and Lit e, Hist., Geo., Fr., Bkg. GRADE 12C Second class honors Pat. Crosby. Third class -honors — Hea- ther McConnell, R. B. McCoy. Credit standing — Ronald. Greflon, Robert .Johnston, Ger- ald Shantz, Wm. Harvey, Credit in following subjects— Ken Jones (shop, hkg.); Harry Moir (Hist., Geo., Opp); How. and Rennie (Al., shoe, b1tg,); Wm. Shaddick (Al., Chem., Shop, Bkg.'); Allan Thiel (Al., Shop I. GRADE 11A First class honors — Adrian Brand, David Buchanan, George Godbolt, Sandra Jory, .Kathar- ine Roszel, Ruth Anne Salmon,. Bette Lou West, Grant Sch'wart- zentruber, Sharon Skidmore, Bonnie 'Purvey, Larry Weido, Ted Wilson, "Bill Wright, Mynie Verkerk. Second class honors — Faye Becker, Barry Brintnell, Carol Brown, Larry 'Horner, Sharon Hugill, Gerald Merner, Jo-Anne Miners, Ken Moon, Ron Oke, Shirley Reynolds, Fay Schlen- ker, Linda Tiernan, Ron Weber, Gary Wedlake, Third class honors — Ken Bachert, Bill Merlin, Lona.kay Glenn, Barbara, Were, Linda Johnston, Pat Soldan, Eric Wolfe. Credit * Linda 'Wainer, GRADE 119 Second class honors — Carol Allen, Robert Cuillerier, Donald Ferguson, Tohn MacNaughton, Fred Negryn, Larry Rate.. Third class he - -es 'rem/ Anne Ducharme, Gary 'ieele- son, Helen Hendrick, Jean Ken- nedy, 'Elaine, Miller, Wayne Ratz, Richard Shoebattorn, John Snell., Credit, — 'Dick Colter, Carolyn Harris, John Nagel. Conditional promotions — Pa- tricia Ann Creery (Math.); joan Dettneer (Sc.); Rosalie :Rieke (-Sc.); Louise Jones (Math„ Se.); 'Sharon Lightfoot, (Math.); Victoria Masse (Eng., Math.); Brian Mustard (Hist., Math.); Douglas Russell (Lat.), GRADE IIC First class honors — Grace. Allen. Second class honors — Paul ine Aquiline, Margaret H.owey, Ada Plumb, Joan. Smith. Third class honors — Edna Ducherme, Jean Essery, Nile Greenlee, 5 y 1 v i a. Henderson, Nisbet Gra.vlev. Credit — Hubert Gratton, Jean-Guy Marchildon, B r i a 71 Sanders, Ronald Smith, Anne Denomme, Joan Essery, Max- ine iMellin, Carol Taylor, Don* na Ersman, Sandra Parkins, GRADE 11 D Third class honors, Eric Finkbeiner, Jim Finkbeiner, Joan Francis, Janet Jenkins, Ontario far mers use more petroleum products than any other farm group in Canada let this great buying newer work for you ce-opera- lively, You build ownership and earn- ings in the form of Patronage Refunds when you make your local CO.OP headquarters for all your petroleum supplies. You are assured of, quality products, dependable service and competitive prices plus ownership in your own busi. less. Help yew-self EU Y co,op reefer McFalle, Peel Turnbull, Credit — joanGingerich, Dennis MacDonald, Brian 'Mont- morenese Lynda Weeteott, Conditional promotions to Spa- vial .Commereial — Leonard Hoffman, Marion Stone. Conditional Promotions — Bekker, Eng., Sc.; Frank Beetle, Sc,; Brian Christian, Se.; John Guenth T. 'Eng., Hist.; Brian Hern, Eng.; Wayne Mel. lin, .Eng..; Larry Wein, Eng,. GRAPE 10A First class honors, Wayne Raynham, ,) 1 m Carscadden, Elizabeth Chapman, Lyle Chris- tian, Linda Clarke Jim .Coates, Valerie Desjardiee, Steven El- der. Judy Finkbeiner, Shirley Genttner. Elizabeth Gosa r, Keith Hay, Bob Hoffman, Mar. garel Hyde, Larry Rile, Dor- een Jackson, Anne Johns, John Loch, Neil McAllister, Diane McKenzie, Joanne Martine, Elaine Powe, Shirley Sander, Ella Mae Sehlenker, Gary S c h a 1 I, Carolynne Simmons, Brenda Celia Stork, Tinie Vanderlaan, Marion Walk- er. Second class honors — Iris Becker, Anne Benning, Jim Bisback, Peter DeVriee, George :Hinton, Ronnie Matz. Nancy Ryan. Third class honors — Jack Ailey, Cathy Brown, Neil Ham- ilton, GRADE 109 Firm class honors — 13 n h Bennett, Janet Betts, Dan Lena- ghan, Margaret Johns, Sandra. Troyer. Second class honors — San- dra Brown, David Dale, Susan Dinney, Gary Ford, Jim Kin• mde, Ruth Ann Flaxbarcl, Shar- on McArthur, Marjorie Mar- Phee, Robert MeNaughton. 'Ed- ward Mock, Ruth Petty, Cathy Scene, Don Wright, Norma Young. Third class honors — B a h Borland, Mike D'Eor, Elaine Destobel, Carol Ducharrne, John Elder, Ruth Ann Geiger, Arthur leorrell„lan Negrin, Jim Neil, lions Schacle, Glenn Shipman, Barbara Webber. Credit. — Nancy Fee, Janis Hood, Linda Meidinger, Dianne. Reid (prob. Hist. Geog,), David Taylor, .Brian Wedlake (prob. Fr., Let.). GRADE IOC First Class 'Honors — Bren- da Bococic. Second Class Honours — Ber- nard Bedard, Howard Law- rence, Peter Systmay Cameron Witmer, Rae Hunt, Kathryn Oke, Third Class Honors — Dor- othy Diekey, Marilyn Galloway, Mary Payne, Dianne Shaw. Credit Standing — Ken Genii- ner, Phillip Regier, Gregory Willert, Marion Verley. Condit innal Promotions — Keith Ayotte (Math.); George Farwell (Fr.); Gary Lawrence (elath..); L a r r y MeClinchey (Math); Bob Wareham (Geog., Math.); Helen Hera (Hist., Geog,); Mary Ellen Thiel (Hst., Geog.s. GRADE 100 Second Class Honors — Fran- ces Skinner. Third Class Honors ---Den- nis Leesport, Barbara Mellin, Allan Roszel, Robert Shapton. Credit Standing — Jacqueline England. Ted Sanders, Verla Smith, Jerome Watson, Reino Wynja, Conditional Promotion — Charles Browning (Geog.); Phyllis Schade (Geog., Hist.); Larry Stire (Shop), GRADE JOE Second Class Honors — Roy Bell, Martin Brown. Third Class Honors — Susan Doerr, Garry King, Judy Lam- port, Sandra Miller, K pith Selves, Jim Smith. Credit — John Holmes, Shir- ley Jaques, Bob Loucks, Mar- garet: Skipper, Bob Strom. Conditioned — Philip Deioba (Eng.); Eddy Reeds (Math.); Mark Hoffman (Math., Shop). GRADE 9A First Class Honors — Bryan Baynham, William Beavers, Robert Beavers, John Brown, Connie. Dietrich, Ann Fairbairn, Karen Finkbeiner, Shirley Flaxbard, Robert Forrest, Bri- an Gill, Susan Goman, Hank Gosar, Linda Hunter - Duvar, Douglas Huntley, Karen Jer- myn, Elyse Lamport, Nancy McTavish, Phyllis Madge, iris Marshall, Margaret May, Ann Mickle, Roman Orenehuk, Rob- ert Storie, Keith Strang, Rob. ert Thompson. Second Class Honors — Mar- tin ,Jeever, Donald Lenaghan, Margaret Salmon. Third Class Honors — john Deelstra, Credit — Richard Breakey, Bradley Hamilton, Clare Skin- ner. GRADE 98 First Class Standing — Jud- ith Boulianne, Carolyn Camp. bell, Sheila Palmer. Margaret Heist, Mary Ann Hayter. anne Hicks, Michael Keay, Brian MacLean, Lorene 1Teitin„ Jequelene Sharpe, Geraldine Verkerk, Sandra Walters, Rob- ert Wolfe. Second Class Honors —Gus* lave Crecee, Brian Haber, Lawrence. Johnston, Lynda Jo- ry, Callum MacPhee, Ian. Me- Cannel, Robert miller, Mar- lene Noels, John Prycle, Anne Shoebottom, Janet Skinner. Third Class Honors — Mar- garet Fahner, Donald Geiger, Brian Smillie, Thomas Wolfe. Credit — Karen Heywood, Marlene Masse. Conditional Standing — Dan' iel Cameron (Math., Fr.); Craig lela.elecod (Fr); Brian Stratton (Gene., Math.); Bar- bara. Woodburn (Math). GRADE 9C First Class „Honors — David. Beaver, Cathline Buxton, Mary Corbett, lane Delmer. Donald Farwell, Robert. 'Harrington, Paul Mason, Eric Rose. Second Class Honors — Nancy Kyle, Doris Mills, Kenneth Oke, Sandra Prout, Suzanne Ren- nie, Allie Vanderworp, Cattle , rine Walderon. Third Class Honors — Marion — Please turn to page 13 1.14.11111.1.••••••••••••••••••+.1 Roy A. Cullen SURGE SALES & SERVICE RR 2 Clinton Ph HU 2.7207 • Surge Tonganoxie Milking Systems • Surge Milk Pumps and Pi • Surge Vacuum Pumps • Surge Units 011 Surge Parlour Stalls • Surge1B4r Detergents and • Stainless Steel Wash Tanks MUELLE TR ANSKUSLK MILK Surge Parts. 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