The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-04-30, Page 12FORMER CLERICS RETURN — Four former ministers at
Sunday to participate in the dedication of the new home for
Larry Talbot, Hamilton; Rev. Floyd Rhude, present minister;
Rev. T. Edgar, London; and Rev. Mel Holmes, Chatham.
Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle returned
the congregation. From the left are: Rev.
Rev, Harold Kendrick, retired of Exeter;
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ASSIST IN DEDICATION — Several area church and government officials participated in the dedication
of the new home of Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle, Sunday. From the left are: B. W. Tuckey and Rev.
Glen Wright, of Exeter United Church, who turned the keys for the former Main St. United Church over
to the congregation; Rev. Andrew Blackwell, Zurich, president of the South Huron Ministerial
Association; Rev. Floyd Rhude, pastor; Hon. C. S. MacNaughton, provincial treasurer; Mayor Jack
Delbridge, Exeter. T-A photo
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BY LINDA HAUGH
The Formal is all over for
a n o ther year, and the
decorations for this dance were
better than they have ever been.
It certainly was a "Childhood
Fantasy, which was proved by
the admiration of kindergarten
and grade 1 & 2 classes, from
neighbouring schools, who were
in to see the decorations,
Monday morning.
Tuesday of this week, grade
13 students who are planning to
attend Teachers' College next
year toured the London
Teachers' College.
They were shown around the
college by former students from
South Huron District High
School and also attended some
of their classes.
The local students were given
a "pep talk" by Mr. Elford,
vice-president of the London
school.
Making the trip from South
Huron were Ilona Kayes, Marg
Hunkin, Rebecca Taylor, Martha
Gascho, Rob West, Connie
Johnston, Bev Passmore, Linda
Knight, Elaine Westlake, Judy
Creces and Linda Haugh.
A representative from
London Teachers' College will
be at the local school, Friday to
interview prospective applicants
for next year's course.
* *
Present Teachers' College
students that acted as guides for
the visitors were Ruth Ann King,
Barb Elliott, Joyce Dayman and
Susan Allen.
* *
At the Huron-Perth
badminton tournament held
Saturday the South Huron team
placed sixth and Sheila Willert
gained a second place finish in
girls' singles.
Administrator for Continuing
Education in Huron County.
In making the announcement,
Aubrey W. Hagar, Director,
Innovative and Continuing
Education said, "Mr. Milton's
appointment is a significant step
in the College's growth and its
ability to respond to community
needs in the western sector of
this area. The Administrator's
prime function is to facilitate
learning opportunities for all
citizens through the
development of rescources in the
locality and from the College."
Mr. Milton, born and raised
on a farm, has lived eleven years
in Huron County. He is looking
forward to returning and
renewing his membership at the
Brucefield United Church.
His broad experience has
been in industry, the Armed
Forces, and in working with
people. After his years with the
Royal Canadian Airforce as an
electronics instructor, he joined
the Technology faculty of the
College. He holds membership in
the Institute of. Electrical and
Electronic Engineers.
Mr. Milton's interest in Boy
Scouts is long standing. He is
Panel for
asthmatics
The Annual educational
dinner meeting of the
Huron-Pertli TB & Respiratory
Disease Association will be held
in the YM-YWCA, Downie St.,
Stratford, May 6, at 6:30 p.m.
Eight children who attended
a recent-Asthmatic Conditioning
Course in Stratford will
demonstrate the exercises and
games used under the direction
of Miss Linda Myers, Women's
Program Director of the
YM-YWCA, Stratford.
Walter Davis of the Ontario
TBRD Association will moderate
a panel on the rehabilitation of
the Asthmatic child. The panel
will consist of a public health
nurse, a dietician, a social
worker and a local physician.
Mr, Davis has been active for
many years in the fields of
health and education. An active
volunteer as a member of
Newfoundland's TB Association,
Rotary Club, and Home and
School Association, he was a
member of the National
Advisory Council of Boy Scouts
of Canada and a founder of the
Canadian Safety League and Past
President of the Safety Council
of Newfoundland.
Mr. Davis represented Canada
at the White House Conference
on the Handicapped and
established the C.A. Pippy
Awards for the Handicapped.
He was the founder of the
Canadian Association for the
advancement of Educational
Television and the founder of
the World Health Foundation —
an international memorial to
President Kennedy to help
promote health in the
developing countries.
As the honorary president of
the Canadian Leprosy Council,
of which he was a founder, he
helped draft the act passed by
parliament respecting the
Vocational Rehabilitation of
Disabled Persons in Canada.
Crackdown
on drivers
Exeter Police Chief Ted Day
advises that members of his
force will be continuing their
crackdown on local motorists
that are creating unnecessary
noise by squealing of tires.
Day reports that five charges
were laid over the weekend.
Most of the disturbances occur
between midnight and two
o'clock in the morning.
The local police department
has received several complaints
from Exeter residents regarding
youngsters riding bicycles on the
sidewalk and riding on the
wrong side of the street.
All bicyclists are reminded
that bicycle licences will be on
sale at the town hall this
Saturday from ten o'clock in the
morning until, four in the
afternoon. The fee is
seventy-five cents.
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Times-Advocate, April 30, 1970
Activities around the school
currently Assistant District
Commissioner for Training —
North Waterloo, and sits on the
Provincial Council.
"My first intention is to
become immersed in the County
in order to establish
communication with as many
people as possible. Only then
will we know what educational
"crops" to consider,"
commented Mr. Milton, who will
locate centrally in the County
after May 1st. He will not only
be working with planning,
industrial, and agricultural
development groups, but also
with social and labour agencies.
"Although advisory committees
are being considered for the
, County, I hope every concerned
individual will contact me to
share his thoughts."
Mr. Milton's hobbies are
camping, scouting, and
woodworking. One daughter is a
teacher, another a secretary. His
son attends Waterloo—Oxford
Secondary School.
For further information,
please contact F. D. Snyder, or
R. Milton, 653-7111, Conestoga
College, 299 Doon Valley Drive,
Kitchener, Ontario.
Conestoga appoints administrator
for continuing education in Huron