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Times-Advocate, May 14, 1970 Ng. 13 :71 Mother's Day
at Kirkton
McAuley visited the Hamilton
and Niagara areas, The tour
included a Steel Plant at
Hamilton, a nickel company, the
Niagara. Falls, the park at
Dundas and the locks at
ThoroId.
* *
Awing May, grade 9 students
from South Huron will be
By LINDA HAUGH
South Huron's Drama Club,
are presenting their production,
of "Egadl — What a Cad!"„
Wednesday and. Thursday of this
week.
Friday and Saturday of last
week, grade 13 Chemistry
students and teacher Mr. Gerald
attending Camp Nagansipi, npar
Parkhill. TeaChers from the
school assisted by senior
students .will be Camp leadeks.
• *
Tuesday, May 19, South
Huron will be hosting the
Huron-Perth track meet,
LARRY HERN
RR 1 Grantor!
1ay MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Mother's Day service was held
in Kirkton United Church
Sunday with a large
congregation present.
Intermediate and senior choirs
were combined and Mrs. Fred
Switzer presided at the organ,
Rev. J. King gave a special
message and sacrament of
baptism was conducted for the
following infants: Bradley
John, son of Mr. & Mrs, Clifford
Stephens; Martha Lee, daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. J. Bearss; Tammy
Lynne, daughter of Mr, & Mrs.
D. Richardson; Scott Martin, son
of Mr. & Mrs. J. Brookshaw; and
Steven Derek, son of Mr. & Mrs.
IL Switzer.
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Hay train
two firemen
Former Exeter cleric
speaks at Centralia
Graduating exercises for the
Ridgetown College of
Agricultural Technology will be
held on May 20.
The guest speaker at the
graduation will be the
Honourable William A Stewart,
Ontario Minister of Agriculture
and Food. The Deputy-Minister
Everett Biggs will be present to
present the diplomas.
Three young men from this
district will receive their
diplomas after completing the
two-year course at Ridgetown.
They are Duncan
Etherington, son of Mr. & Mrs.
Dick Etherington, RR 1,
Hensall; Larry Hern, son of Mr.
& Mrs. Gerald Hern, RR 1,
Granton and Henry Neevel, son
of Mr. & Mrs. John Neevel, RR
1, Hensall.
The latter will receive an
Honours Diploma as well as the
Southwestern Ontario Area
Women's Institute trophy for
Proficiency in Civics.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Joan McCormick
attended the Registered Nursing
Assistants Association of
Ontario Annual meeting at the
King Edward Hotel Toronto,
May 7. Guest speaker was Hon.
Wells, Provincial Minister of
Health.
Mr, & Mrs. Fred Switzer and
Joan Switzer spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. & Mrs.
Albert Armstrong of Lieury.
Mr. & Mrs. S. W. Shier of
Elkhorne, Sask., are visiting with
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Burgin until
they move into their residence in
Kirkton.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Taylor of
New York City and Mrs. Harry
Wolfe of Florida were dinner
guests Monday with Mrs. Jack
Robinson. -
Mr, & Mrs. Lorne Marshall,
Linda and Bob were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ron
Marshall of Guelph.
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Doupe of
Mitchell and Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred
Yake of London were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. Myrtle Doupe.
Mrs. Ella Urquhart of St.
Mary's spent Saturday night
with Mr, & Mrs, Gerald Paul and
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Last week, grade 12, building
construction and auto mechanics
boys spent the week away from
school on a work week
experience,
Each boy was assigned to a
local firm for the week. Building
construction boys were assigned
to Dashwood Industries at
Centralia, Custom Trailers
Limited, Exeter, and Boise
Cascade Ltd., of Hensall.
Auto mechanics students
went to area garages, and farm
implement dealers in FAeter,
Shipka, Grand Bend, Zurich,
Herisall and Seaforth.
Teachers, Mr. Ken Ottewell,
Mr. John Remkes and Mr. Walter
Fydenchuck, visited the boys on
the job, to discuss with them
and their employers, the
progress of this new approach to
technical education.
The boys enjoyed this
working experience and the
teachers involved, would like to
express their appreciation to the
local firms who showed an
interest and co-operated in this
program.
* *
Last week Mr, Jim Marshall's
science class got some interesting
demonstrations of radio waves in
the school's electronics shop.
Electronics teacher, Mr.
Walter Fydenchuk demonstrated
on the oscilloscope, (looks like a
small T.V. set) pictures of radio
waves, being transmitted by the
school's amateur radio station.
Contact (by means of the
school's radio) was established
with Milwaukee, and Chicago.
The group was connected with
the Chicago weather station to
receive an up-to-the-minute,
detailed weather report, for
Chicago and area.
,* * *
During last week, grade 7 and
8 students from area public and
separate schools, toured the
technical department at South
Huron to become acquainted
with the numerous activities that
take place in the technical shops.
It is hoped that this will help
the boys to have a better idea of
technical courses, offered at
South Huron.
During the three days about
190 students and 12 teachers
from Stephen Central, J,A.D.
McCurdy, Exeter, Usborne
Central, Hensall and Zurich
public schools and Our Lady of
Mount Carmel, Precious Blood,
St. Boniface Separate and St.
Mary's Separate, St. Joseph
Schools completed the tour.
* * *
French students,
accompanied by Mrs. Sarah
Edwards went to Wingham for a
French speaking competition.
A
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Wayne
Greb and family.
Mrs. Lorne Hicks visited over
the weekend with her sister, Miss
Wilda Pollock in Kitchener.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden
visited with Mrs. Barry Reid,
Heather and Lori in London.
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In last week's column, it was
reported that grade 12 and 13
students went to Toronto for
dinner at a French Restaurant,
and to see the French movie
The dinner was enjoyed by
most, but not so the show,
Instead of a movie, the students
viewed a fire, two doors away
from the International Cinema
Theatre. The show was unable to
be shown, until consent from
the Fire Marshal was granted.
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CENTRALIA
Ladies turned out in numbers
Wednesday afternoon of last
week to hear the Rev. Harold
Snell, London, guest speaker at
the annual U.C.W. Blossom Tea
in the Centralia United Church.
The president, Mrs. Sam
Skinner welcomed guests and
presided for the program. The
worship service was conducted
by Mrs. Ken Greb.
Mrs, 'Ken Hodgins played
several organ selections and
numbers contributed to the
program by visiting churches
were a reading from Lucan, a
vocal duet, Exeter, and an
accordion duet from Dashwood.
`What Do You Really Want'
was the subject chosen by Rev.
Snell for his address.
Would you want to live where
there is no law, or disceipline?
asked the speaker. There must
be discipline, if it doesn't come
from within it must be imposed.
Prevention is better than cure,
The speaker was introduced
by Mrs. Earl Hoist and thanked
by Mrs. Fred Bowden.
Mrs. Alvin Essery was the
organist for the occasion.
BAPTISMAL SERVICE
Three babies were baptized
by Rev. Wilson during the
service in the United Church:
Tracy Lyn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Soldan; Steven William,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Greb;
and Scott Alexander, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dale McAllister.
Hay township council agreed
at last week's regular meeting to
pay expenses for two firemen
from the township's volunteer
fire brigades to attend a
Regional Fire School in
Seaforth.
The school is being held from
June 1 to 5 and one fireman will
attend from each of the Zurich
and Dashwood brigades.
Ratepayers that had their
cattle sprayed for warble fly
under the township program will
be charged 22c per head per
spray. Warble fly inspector
Wilfred Mousseau reported
about 5,600 cattle were treated
in the • recently completed
spraying.
An application from Mrs.
Mary Grace McEwen for
severance in order to sell 10
acres from her farm property on
Concession one was granted and
a recommendation is being made
to the Municipal Affairs
Department ,to approve the
move.
A resolution was passed
cancelling the Federation of
Agriculture levy that has been in
effect since 1947. The rate last
year was one-fifth of one mill.
One mile of road rebuilding
on Concession 12 and 13
northerly from the Dashwood
village limits was approved. The
work will be done as part of the
1970 road expenditure bylaw
and cost is expected to be
$8,000.
Rent for use of the township
hall in Zurich was increased
from five to ten dollars per day
or evening. A new floor was
recently installed in the hall,
Two municipal drain
contracts were let at the
meeting. Hodgins and Hayter of
Parkhill were awarded the closed
drain work on the Smith-Rader
and Hartman drains for $2,103
and $2,457.80, respectively.
C.P. Dietrich, Dashwood will
do the open portion of the
Smith-Rader drain for $1,650
while L. H. Turnbull and Sons,
Grand Bend submitted the
successful open bid of $585 on
the Hartman drain.
A petition for repair and
improvement of the Schwalm
Municipal drain was accepted.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Fred Penwarden, Sarnia,
attended the tea in the United
Church Wednesday of last week
and was an overnIght guest with
Mrs. Lorne Hicks.
Mr. & Mrs, Chas. Barker,
Goderich, were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. George Hicks.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Ritchie of
Parkhill, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb
and Joanne Cronyn were Sunday
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Mrs. Sanford Hutton held a
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m honour of her daughter
Diane's twelfth birthday. Those
present were Carolyn Kellett,
Janet Bray, Thames ' Road,
Denise Fletcher, Sunshine Line.
Mrs. Tom Campbell, Mrs.
Hazel Coward, Mrs. Wm.
Walters, Mrs, Sanford Hutton,
Visited Friday evening with Mrs.
Freeman Horne, who was
celebrating het birthday.
Mrs. Wm, Walters visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Howard
Dayman and family, Kippen.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Snarling,
Ruth Horne, London, Mr, &
Mrs. Illy Horne and Shelly,
Kirkton, Mr, & Mrs. Gerald
Grubb, Michael and Glenn,
Farquhar, visited Sunday with
Mr, & Mrs. Freettaii Horne,
Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Hutton,
Diane and Dennis spent the
weekend at. Listowel,
Mt. & Mrs, Ivan Brock and
Dennis attended the
Ilitrpor,Dobbs wedding at Delhi
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Andrew Dixon, RR 2, Ailsa
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