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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-07-03, Page 7ATZ • AUTOMATED FEEDING SYSTEMS - -;4 The Patz Straight Line Cattle Feeder provides high operating efficiency with low installation and maintenance costs. It is designed to distribute all types of feed with ease. GERALD SHANTZ Sales & Service Zurich (ALSO FORM WORK) McCann Const. Ltd.. DASHWOOD Phone 237-3381 or 237-3422 GRADE EIGHT STUDENTS GRADUATE AT STEPHEN CENTRAL — Grade eight students at Stephen Central school received their diplomas at Monday's graduation festivities. Brenda Taylor and Henry Brand received the Albert Gaiser awards as the all-round top students of the school. The graduating class is shown above. Back, left, Bill Hodge, Curtis Neeb, Alan Sawyer, Michael Fleet, Larry Gibson, Ricky Hayter, Bruce Pfaff, Wayne Preszcator and Darrel Finkbeiner. Third row, Tim Turnbull, Danny Haugh, Ricky Bowers, John Verkerk, Roy Becker, David Finkbeiner, Henry Brand and Randy Keller. Second row, Janice Davey, Sandra Shapton, Mary Laye, Kathy Glanville, Linda Stewardson, Vicki Thorne, Nancy Baker, Janice Tieman, Joanne Hotson and Nathalie Scott. Front, June Hodgins, Nancy Parsons, Patricia Bender, Debbie Miller, Marlene Tyler, Janet Guenther, Brenda Taylor and Glenda Desjardine, T-A photo USBORNE CENTRAL'S GRADUATING CLASS — Students of the 1968-69 grade eight class at Usborne Central School received their diplomas at a graduation banquet, Thursday night. The entire class is shown above. Back, left, Jim Skinner, Peter Sereda, Murray Park, Scott Morgan, Kenneth McLennon, Dennis Brock, Gary Lavier, John Miner, Calvin Rohde, Bob Heywood and Earl Thomson. Middle row, Visit area farms Leisa Ritchie, Robert Bray, William Taylor, Brett Lavier, David Dykeman, Allan Hern, Barry Miller, Leslie Cudmore, Cathy Knight and Patsy Faber. Front, Susan Parsons, Francis Zandbergen, Linda Hem, Janet Skinner, Kathy Ferguson, Darlene Passmore, Helen Batten, Patty McLachlen, Dalyce Gamble, Linda Bieber and Connie Van Duyn. T-A photo Lunch at Centralia College First farm tour Wednesday MacDonald swine farm, RR 3, Lucan, features modern mechanized facilities and cost control. Alan Hill, RR 1, Clandeboye, markets about 400 steers each year and completes his farm system with an all-round crop program. Detailed records on each farm provide information on the performance of the various components of the farm system and the total farm business. Don McArthur of the Centralia College staff is in charge of the program for the day. More sunny and warm weather is required to properly field cure a high percentage of the remaining hay crop in Huron. The trend to haylage appears to be on the increase again this season. White beans and corn in some areas have suffered leaf damage from slugs. 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WILLIAM RQHDE THAMES ROAD The Sunday School Picnic will be held at Riverview Park. Exeter on Friday, July 11 at 12:30 p.m, sharp, Mrs. Robert Cann of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgert and Grant, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cann were guests at the Cann—Bennett wedding at St. Thomas Anglican Church, Belleville on Saturday and the • reception in the Dining Room of the Sun Valley Motor Inn, Belleville, Brenda and Scott Hodgert spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cann. Cheryl Cann spent the weekend with her grandmother • • Mrs, Peter Ferguson of Guelph, Mr. & Mrs. Lee Webber and Mr. & Mrs. Ross Hodgert spent last weekend at Fenelon Falls. Mr. & Mrs. William Cann and Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Stone spent last weekend at Tobermory and other points north. Miss Linda Ferguson of Hensall spent the weekend with Miss Marlene Stewart. Miss Darlene Passmore spent the weekend with Miss Kathy Ferguson of Hensall. Mr. & Mrs. William Rohde visited on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Benneweis of Brodhagen and Mr. & Mrs. James Rohde of Mitchell. The Thames Road-Elimville Youth Fellowship group enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara Falls, Saturday. Mrs. Minnie Squire of • Kirkton, Mr. & Mrs. James Anderson were guests at the A tk inson—Hern wedding on Saturday at St. Peter's Basilica, London and the reception at the Ivanhoe Club. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Brazier, Michele, Carol and Cathy of Brantford; Mr. & Mrs. Frank Brooks and son Dr. & Mrs. • Harvey Brooks and three daughters of Toronto; Mr. & Mrs. Case de Mooy, Sandra and Shari of London spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs, Alvin Passmore, On Sunday they all attended the McAllister Picnic at Riverview Park, Exeter, Mrs, de Mooy and girls of London are visiting this week with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Passmore. The United Church Women fed over 500 people at their strawberry supper last Tuesday. Quite a number from this community attended the Grade 8 Graduation Banquet. Those graduating into Grade 9 are, Robert Bray, Barry Miller, John Miner, Scot Morgan, Darlene Passmore, and Calvin Rohde. Congratulations. • By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS KIRKToN Mrs. Harry Klahre of London entertained at a trousseau tea Saturday afternoon in honor of her daughter Catharine whose marriage to Bernard McCormick of Kirkton will take place July 4. Greeting guests at the door was Miss Cathy Klahre, bride-elect; the bride's mother. Mrs. Harry Klahre; the groom's mother, Mrs. Joan McCormick; and the groom's grandmother, Mrs. George Hall. In charge of the register, Miss Ruth Bitz; trousseau, Mrs. Vern Garton, London; wedding gifts, Miss Sue Hodgert, London; shower gifts, Miss Janice Fischer, St. Marys and Miss Martha Klahre, London; pouring tea, Mrs. Don Barber, godmother of the groom, Collingwood, Mrs. 0. J. Zavitz, aunt of bride, Toronto and Mrs. Lloyd Walden, neighbor, London. Serving tea, Mrs. Ron Mahades, cousin of the bride, London; Miss Alicia Zavitz, cousin of the bride, London; Miss Pam Walden and Miss Sara Walden, both London neighbors. Saturday, June 28 Mrs. 0. J. Zavitz entertained at a bridal luncheon in honor of her niece at Friar's Cellar, London. PERSONALS Mrs. Burns Blackler is a patient in St. Marys Memorial Hospital at time of writing. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Blommaert and family of Brampton spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Hiram Hanna. & Mrs. Bill Waghorn spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Henry at their cottage at Point Clark. By GORDON MORLEY Thirteen-year-old Lynda Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Scott gave the valedictorian address at McGillivray Central School, June 20 when 49 scholars graduated from Grade 8. The principal, Mrs. Ea Hamilton presented the diplomas. Lynda Scott, attained first class honours and won special awards for geography, history and general proficiency. K. Edviiard was guest speaker for the evening. Entertainment was provided by the school. A shower was held at Brinsley United Church last Saturday evening for Miss Marion Lee, bride-elect of this Saturday. A congregational picnic for Brinsley United Church is to be held at Lieury Ball Park, Sunday at 2:30 p.m. "Farm Systems '69" is the theme of Western Ontario's first Farm and Home Management. Day. This event will take place on July 9 at Centralia College and seven district farms.. Information programs, 90 minutes in length, will be conducted at each farm at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. by Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food personnel. This program Cliff, Bruce and Donald Russell and Carmen, Bob and Randy Lovie, are enjoying a fishing trip at Manitoulin Island this weekend. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wein, of Sudbury have moved to the farm home they purchased from Roy Morenz. Miss Violet Sharpe of Hamilton and Glen Sharpe of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Verne Sharpe. Doug Russell and Miss Ann Sturdevant of Grand Bend, visited on the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr. and Bonnie at Stratford. 'Mrs. Rose Arnold of St. Thomas, visited a week with her son, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Arnold and family. Miss Barb Sweitzer visited a few days last week with her brother, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Sweitzer, Sherrie and Ronnie of Stratford. Mrs. Milton Sweitzer visited at Welland for a week with her mother, Mrs. Elsie Comfort. Miss Sandra Sweitzer and Jim Campbell of Hensall, visited on the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Garson Brady and family at Welland. Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Volk and family visited on the weekend with relatives at Bobcaygen. Mrs, Murray Evans of Delaware spent a day last week with her sister, Mrs. Verne Sharpe and family, Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz this week were Mr. & Mrs. Bill Smith of Detroit, Mrs. Charles Forrest of Sarnia, Mrs. Jack Ver Beem and Dawn of Pt. Lambton. Miss Lorene Mellin, South Ward, Public School, Paris, is visiting at her home and taking a six:week course at the University of Western Ontario. Mr. & Mts. Harry Sheppard, attended the funeral of Mrs. Laura Blake, on Sunday at Ailsa Craigg. Mr. & Mrs. Roland Smith and Susan of London, visited on will emphasize the total farm system approach to successful farming and , will feature economic data in farm analysis and planning. Farmers and their wives are invited to visit the farms of their choice at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. At noon hour, everyone is invited to bring a picnic lunch to Centralia College. It would probably be advisable to bring Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Taggart and daughters. By MRS. IRVIN RADER Eldon Bullock of Peterborough is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. George Bullock. Miss Elsie Schofield of Parkhill spent a week with Mr. & Mrs. George Bullock. Mr. & Mrs. George Bullock and Eldon spent Sunday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Paisley, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Miller, Diane, Vicki and Lisa spent the weekend at Jarvis with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Brintnell and family. Diane is spending a two week holiday there. Mrs. Martha Miller has returned home after spending two weeks with Mr. & Mrs. Siegfried Miller and family. Miss Sharon Rader spent the weekend at Zion with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller and girls. Several from Dashwood attended the Prang-Munn wedding at Zurich Lutheran Church and the reception at night at the community centre. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Rader, newlyweds, have returned from their honeymoon. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Braid, Nancy and Gordon vacationed in Northern, Michigan and Northern Ontario last week. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader during the weekend were Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Howe and girls of London and Mr. & Mrs. Fred Miller and girls of Zion. Sunday visitors with Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Guy and Judy were Mr. & Mrs. Richard Guy of Denfield and Mr. & Mrs, Doug Burt of London. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Poland, Lois and Tommy of Campbellford, vacationed with Mrs. Cora Gaiser. Dr, J. A. Spellman) Kitchener, is holidaying with Mr. & Mrs. llarry Hoffman. Exeter District Telephone 235-2081 coop 0 Petroleum products work harder for you . . . so does your Co-operative. your own lawn chairs. Coffee and milk will be provided. At the noon hour program, Dr. Lawrence Boger, Chairman of Department of Agricultural Economics at Michigan State University will speak on "The Management System." There will be a Ladies Afternoon program at Centralia College for the ladies who do not wish to visit a farm in the afternoon. The program will include information on "Food" and "Fabrics" and a tour of the College's Home Economics facilities. The seven farms where "Open House" will take place on July 9, represent a cross-section of different farm enterprises. The Ian McAllister farm, RR 2, Zurich, combines beef and hogs and a complete feed crop system. The McIntosh Poultry Farm, RR 3, Seaforth, grows over 300 acres of corn for 15,000 hens. Vern Alderdice, RR 2, Kippen, grows over 500 acres of cash crops; white beans, grain corn, and seed barley. The Norman Dow farm, RR 1, Staffa, is a profitable dairy business with 30 cows and a non-fluid market.. Edwin Miller, RR 3, Exeter, combines cash crops, feed crops and 3 livestock enterprises in his farm program. The Rod Times-Advocate, July 3,. 190 Page 7 Drive Safe y Bride-elect is honored Shipka fishermen enjoy northern trip