HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-05-07, Page 14JOHN MORGAN
RR 1 Hensall
STEVE p. JOHNS
RR 1 1/1/oodhern
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RR 3 Exeter
GORDON JONES
RR 1 Centralia
ARTHUR MERCER
RR 2 Ailsa Craig
The Organization meeting of
the Parkhill Dairy Club was held
April 27 at the home of leader
Lawrence Craven. The assistant
leader is Henry DeVlugt.
Officers elected were
president, Jan Biebner;
vice-president, Beth Dorman;
secretary-treasurer, Anne
Biebner; press reporter, Susan
Hardy.
The members discussed the
program for the coming year and
the assistant leader gave pointers
on picking out a good dairy calf.
Parkhill club
is organized
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May
"" Six youths from district
to ..groduate at Centralia
Central. Huron Secondary
School, Clinton, are Ron
1)044, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Pougall, RR a Exeter who,
will farm, and John Morgan, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Bev Morgan,
Hensall, who plans. to work in
Galt after graduation.
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Arthur Mercer, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Mercer, RR 2
Ailsa Craig. hopes to obtain
b irk agri-business. He attended
orth Middlesex District High
School in Parkhill.
Planning to farm is Jim
Paterson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Denzil Paterson, RR Thorndale.
He attended high school in St.
Marys.
others will return to their family
fauns.
The girls, graduating in the
Home Economics food option
course have had four or five
opportunities to choose from,
Six young men from this area
will receive their diplomas in
Agricultural Technology,
Steve D. Johns, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Johns, RR 1
Woodharn, who attended South
Huron District High School, will
be among them.
Another graduate of South
Huron is Gordon Jones, son of
Mrs. Dorothy Jones, Centralia,
Gordon plans to farm after
graduation.
Two graduates who attended
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yield power, has arrived.
Demand may exceed the
supply. So if you need
more XL seed, let me know
now.
Graduating exercises from the
Centralia College of Agricultural
Technology, and the official
opening of the Veterinary
Services Laboratory will take
place May 13.
Minister of Agriculture,
William Stewart and Treasurer,
C. S. MacNaughton will officiate
at a ribbon cutting ceremony at
the laboratory at 1:30 p.m.
The dignitaries will then
move to duron Hall for the
unveiling of a plaque which will
officially open the new
laboratory, and where the
graduation exercises will be
conducted.
The guest speaker for the
convocation is Mr. Stewart,
About 72 students will
daduate from three courses,
ome Economics, Animal
Health Technology and for the
first time from C.C.A.T. campus,
Animal Health Technology.
All graduates have had job
offers, Some of the men will go
into industry and business, and
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PERSONALS
Mrs. Greta Hodgins of
Toronto was a visitor at the
home of Miss Agnes Anderson,
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Lorne Hicks visited with
Mrs. Andrew Hicks in the
Listowel Hospital, Friday. Mrs.
Andrew Hicks who is the oldest
member of Centralia United
Church observed her 94th
birthday recently.
BOWDEN.
Saturday guests at the home
of Mrs. Lorne Hicks were Mr, &
Mrs. Orma Pollock and Mr.
Mrs. Floyd Wicks of Kincardine.
Marikay Hodgins was a
weekend visitor at the home of
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
& Mrs. Don Pickering and family
at Hyde Park.
Mr. & Mrs, Ken Greb spent
the weekend with Mrs. Greb's
mother, Mrs. Amos Smith, in
Mount Albert and called on Mrs.
Andrew Hicks in the Listowel
Hospital on the way home.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Caswell and
Dennis of London were Sunday
visitors with their aunt and
uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Fred
Cunnington.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Elliott, David
and Lois attended a family
dinner party at the Seven Dwarfs
Restaurant in London, Sunday,
in honor of Mr. & Mrs, Fred
Dixon's wedding anniversary.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Forrester
and daughters, Harry Bowden,
Gary Bowden and Diane
Bowden of London were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Russell
Schroeder.
Mr. & Mrs, Ken Hodgins and
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden were in
Toronto over the weekend
where they attended the Canada
Packers Quarter Century Club
annual dinner at the Royal York
Hotel.
By MRS. FRED
Keith Campbell of Windsor
was a weekend visitor at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Ray
Lammie.
Saturday night he
accompanied Leonard Wilson
and Ray Lammie to the Zurich
Arena where they attended the
Huron Masonic Centennial of
the Hensall Lodge and a
reception for the Grand Master,
Bruce B. Foster of Hidgetown.
Mr. Campbell's father was the
Worshipful Master of Huron
Lodge in 1902.
Kirkton pair
are honored
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
Relatives and friends
surprise party Saturday
in Aberdeen Hall Mr.
Jack Switzer, in
25th wedding
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Mrs. Charlie Waghorn
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her Doupe visited
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Mr. Harold
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Friday.
& Mrs.
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of
is staying
family, Mr. &
Waghorn, after being a in
St. Marys Memorial Hospital.
Fred Hamilton returned
home from Victoria Hospital
London last week after having
eye surgery.
Rev. & Mrs. Elliott left by
plane Saturday for a visit in
England.
Mrs. Roy McNaughton of
North Bay spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Albert
Bickel'.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Switzer of
North Bay spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Switzer.
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Marshall
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