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WI TO. AID MEDICAL CENTRE — Members of the Grand Rend Women's Institute recently completed
two quilts on which tickets will be sold with all proceeds going to the Grand Bend Medical Centre.
Shown with one of the quilts are from the left, presiddnt Mrs. Mabel Gill, Mrs. Garnet Patterson, Mrs.
Alex Hamilton, Mrs. Olive Miller, Mrs. Walter Fassold, Mrs. Dorothy Reeves, Mrs. Mae Holt, Mrs. Ruth
Hendrick, Mrs. Rosa Grigg, Mrs. Elgin Webb, Mrs. Susie Devine and secretary Mrs. Annie Morenz.
Separate board buys land,
approves Exeter portable
OFFICIALLY OPEN CENTRE — The official ribbon cutting duties at the Grand tend Medical Centre
Saturday were handled by three of the committee members. Chairman Bill Sturdevant, secretary Jack
Mennel and building chairman Harry Hamilton handle the scissors while the ribbon is held at the left by
contractor George Kadlecik and at the right Dr. Liam O'Connor. The other half of the doctor team, Dr.
Sean Trapp was out on an emergency call at the time. T-A photo
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LILLA NI.OK11
Lille M. Oke, Exeter, passed
away suddenly at South Huron
Hospital, August 7, 1971 in her
81st year.
She is survived by her brother
Gordon and several nieces and
nephews.
The funeral was held at the
Hopper-Hockey Funeral Home,
August 9 with Rev. Glen Wright
officiating. Interment was in
Exeter Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ken and Ron
Oke, Bob Atkinson, Robert Heck-
man, John and Marty Becker.
MRS. MARGARET BECK
Mrs, Margaret Hamilton
(Wilson) Beck passed away in
Clearwater, Florida, August 2,
1971, in her 80th year.
She was the widow of the late
William J. Beck of Clearwater
and Yonkers N.Y.
Surviving are her step-
daughter, Mrs. C, Maddux,
Venice, Florida, and a sister,
Mrs. Roy White of London,
• Ontario, and two grandchildren.
Burial was in Terrytown, N.Y.
HARVEY JOHN BORLAND
Harvey J. Borland died, July 7,
1971, at Dawson Creek, BC. He
was born in Exeter, March 1,
1885.
Mr. Borland is survived by his
wife Charlotte Ruth, one
daughter, Mrs. Alice Evelyn
Sherman of Dawson Creek, and
one son, Robert Bell Borland of
Vancouver, A brother William
George Borland of Calgary also
survives.
• MRS. MABEL ANN THIEL
Mrs. Mabel Ann Hartnett Thiel,
wife of Andrew Thiel, died at
South Huron Hospital, August 3,
1971.
She is also survived by a sister,
Mrs. Beatrice Newman of
Dunnville.
Westlake Funeral Home made
the funeral arrangements, Mass
was said in St. Boniface Roman
Catholic Church, Zurich, August
6, and interment was made in St.
Michael's Cemetery, Dunnville.
• J. ARNOLD JAMIESON
Arnold Jamieson, Hullet
Township, passed away at the
Seaforth Community Hospital,
August 1, in his 70th year.
Surviving besides his wife, the
former Irene Bolton, are three
children, Dorothy of Guelph,
• Douglas, of Exeter and Leonard,
at home. Two sisters, Miss Edna
Jamieson, of Clinton and Mrs.
Harold (Florence) Glew of
Clinton and two grandchildren
also survive,
Mr. Jamieson was predeceased
by a daughter, Lois, and a sister,
Effie.
The funeral was held at the Ball
Funeral Home, Clinton, August 4,
with Rev. Grant Mills, Fullarton,
GORDON H. BEDFORD
Gordon Bedford, Mt. Brydges,
• died at the Strathroy-Middlesex
Fete bride at
Mt. Carmel
Many friends attended the
bridal shower given in honor of
Judy Ryan, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Ryan.
After a group of girls sang and
a piano solo was played by Rita
'McCann and a humorous reading
• given by Mrs. Mary McCann,
Judy opened her many beautiful
gifts assisted by her sister Mrs.
Nancy Ferguson.
PERSONALS
Word was received Saturday of
the sudden death of Mrs. Don
Nassr (former Cecelia
Ducharme) in Windsor. She was
the daughter of Theresa and
Wilfred Ducharme of this
community. She died in her
swimming pool.
Martin O'Rourke has been a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital
for the past two weeks.
Joanne McCann, daughter of
Mr. & Ms. Jack McCann was
chosen to represent North
Middlesex district high school in
Brandon, Manitoba and left by
plane Tuesday as an exchange
student for the next two weeks.
More than 55 relatives
gathered for a picnic on the lawn
last Sunday at the home of John
and Leona Glavin.
Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Muller and
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Gielen have
returned home to their farms
here after a pleasant holiday in
Holland.
General Hospital, July 29, 1971 in
his 72nd year.
He is survived by his wife the
former Annie Shaver, a son
Gerald A, Bedford, Stratford, and
a daughter, Mrs. Harold
(Sharon) Hurst, Brantford, a
brother, George of 'Allen Park,
Michigan, and sisters, Mrs.
Robert Tapp, London, Mrs.
Valeria Armstrong, Mrs. Gordon
Heywood, both of Exeter, and
Mrs. Frank Carrel, Goderich. Six
grandchildren also survive.
The funeral was conducted
from the Needham Memorial
Chapel, London,
MILS. EILEEN DOYLE
Mrs. Eileen Monica (Brooks)
Doyle, wife of Francis A. Doyle
passed away in the Bluewater
Rest Home, in her 73rd year.
Besides her husband she is
survived by her children, Mrs.
Charles (Moira) Wallace, Zurich,
Mrs. George (Monica) Antipas,
Surrey, England, and Eugene,
New Canon, Conn., U.S,A. and
seven grandchildren.
Westlake Funeral Home was in
charge of the funeral and mass
was in St. Boniface R. C. Chur-
ch, August 4.
JOHN GEORGE LOVIE
John George Lovie, Mollard
Line, Stephen Township, died
August 4, 1971 at St. Joseph's
Hospital, in his 78th year.
Besides his wife, Sarah
(Prance) Lovie he is survived by
four children, Carman of Grand
Bend, Mrs. George (Iva) Latta,
Mrs. Orval (Freda) Farrell, and
Cecil William all of Stephen
Township.
Four sisters, Mrs. Alex Hotson,
Ailsa Craig, Mrs. Lawrence
Curts, Grand Bend, Mrs. William
Curts, London and Mrs. Dean
Smith of Ipperwash, 15 grand-
children and six great-
grandchildren also survive.
The funeral service was held
August 6, from the M. Box and
Son Funeral Home, Parkhill,
with interment in Grand Bend
Cemetery,
The pallbearers were six
grandsons, Raymond and Ronald
Latta, Kenneth, Larry, Garry
and David Lovie.
Students pass
music exams
Pupils of Mrs. D. Wildfong who
were successful in passing recent
music examinations are
Royal Conservatory of Toronto,
Grade VIII, Kim Pridham, first
class honors; Susan McCaffrey,
honors; Sharon McCaffrey,
honors.
Grade VI, Robert Jolly, pass.
Grade V, Perry Preszcator,
pass.
Grade III, Bob Hoffman,
honors.
Grade II, Brenda Fletcher,
honors.
Theory, Grade II, Vincent
Glaab, first class honors; Martin
Dykstra, pass.
Trying Western Ontario
Conservatory exams was Cathy
Wooden who passed with honors.
By MRS. CLARKE KENNEDY
GRAND BEND
The ratepayers and cottage
Owners association met recently
in the village hall with 25 present.
Edward J. Mcllroy chaired the
meeting, Mrs. W. McKenzie was
appointed as treasurer and Dr.
Judith Brigham accepted the
position of secretary.
William Fassold and Ian Coles
increased the number of direc-
tors to seven and Mrs, Idamae
Eecleston is the organization's
honorary president.
During a discussion period it
was recommended that the bylaw
of No dogs on the beach, be better
enforced and that the Grand
Bend council renew the contract
with the Rescue Boat Patrol
making it possible to have the
beach patrolled against boats arid
water skiers coming in too close
to shore.
The organization named a
committee to arrange for a social
evening, August 28, in the Legion
Hall,
Dr. Brigham and Mr. Thomp-
son were appointed to take the
The purchase of approximately
one acre in St. Marys was
revealed at the regular meeting
of the Huron-Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate. School
Board in Seaforth on Monday. .
The land, consisting of five lots
at the northern end of Peel and
Church Streets, was bought for
$11,000 from E, Brown because
Shipka folk
enjoy visits
By MRS. HUGH MDR ENZ
SH IPKA
Glenn Sharpe and Roslyn
Graham of Toronto spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Verne
Sharpe and attended the
Sweitzer-Campbell wedding.
Mrs. Harold Vincent, Lori,
Michael and Michelle spent a few
• days last week visiting Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Hoffman of Barryton,
Michigan.
Bob Boerner of Mio, Michigan,
spent a few days last week with
relatives and friends in this area.
Mrs. Jack Corbett and grand-
son Jeff visited Saturday with
Mr. & Mrs. Les Adams.
Jeff Corbett of Hensall spent a
few holidays last week with his
aunt and uncle Mr. & Mrs. H.
Morenz.
Mrs. Carol Baker of Stratford
and Sandra Baker were hostesses
for a miscellaneous shower at
Shipka Community Centre for
Sharon Regier of Detroit, Sunday
afternoon,
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr.,
Bonnie and Tracy of Stratford
spent the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Ken Baker Sr.
Mrs. Mabel Desjardine, Mrs.
Elsie Volk, her son Charlie,
grandchildren Gloria, John,
Betty and Beverley spent a week
'at Fenelon Falls visiting with
Mrs. Martha Russell, Mrs. Fern
Telford and Mrs. Marian
McDowell.
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Zielman and
family visited Sunday at
Leamington with Mrs. Zielman's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. &
Mrs. Edward Stadler.
recommendations to council.
A lengthy discussion took place
at the meeting concerning the
motorcycles around town
disturbing the quiet. It was felt by
all present that the incident could
come under 'unnecessary noise'
law which would give the police
authority to act.
The ratepayers plan to meet
again August 21 in the village
hall.
A FRIEND IN NEED
On the Civic Holiday weekend a
young couple drove in to the
Supertest Fill-ur-up Car Wash on
Highway 21.
The gentleman had lost his
wallet and didn't know how he
could continue his journey home
to Wyandotte, Mich., without gas
or money.
Stan Johnson manager of the
Car Wash gave them $3.00 worth
of gas and one dollar to get them
across the border.
The following letter was
received by Mr. Johnson:
Dear Mr. Johnson:
I am writing to thank you for
the present school area is
inadequate.
The announcement was made
by Trustee Michael Connolly, RR
3 Kippen, on behalf of a com-
mittee composed of trustees
David Teahen, Stratford;
Francis Hicknell, RR 5 Seaforth;
and Mr. Connolly.
A tender for $730 by J. D. Kelly
Construction of Stratford was
accepted for the removal of a
house at 212 Queen Street,
Stratford, which is owned by the
board, The site is to be levelled by
the firm.
The board endorsed the
recommendation of Trustee
Arthur Haid of RR 4 Listowel,
chairman of the Transportation
Committee, that Gary O'Grady,
RR 3 Listowel, be employed as a
full-time bus driver at St. Mary's
School at Hesson.
An information sheet on por-
table classrooms for 1971 was
distributed to the board members
defining the specifications and
comparing the four tenders
received.
Boise Cascade, Hensall, will
install a portable at Precious
the latter and a 42-inch fence is
required in London.
The matter was turned over to
the building committee, and
Councillor Don MacGregor in-
dicated they will probably
recommend that a 60-inch fence
be required for local pools.
helping us out in time of great
need and to send you $4.00.
Thank you so terribly much. I
can assure you no one has ever
been so kind to us in the States.
We will remember Grand Bend
with good thoughts, which you
helped to make that way. Thank
you once again. If there were
only more people like you around.
Thanks so much
Joann Williams
Michigan
PERSONALS
Rev, D. 0. Salton of London
was guest minister at the open air
church service Sunday on the
United Church lawn. Guest
soloist was Mrs. Wallace
DesJardine of Guelph.
The United Church bake sale
held last Wednesday afternoon
was a success. Several
miscellaneous articles were sold
as well and $107 was realized,
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Crosby,
Mike, Billie and Carol of
Cleveland, Ohio, together with
Mrs. Thelma Crowe of Florida
are spending two weeks in Dr.
Wong's cottage on Beach St.
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Jenkins,
Mrs. Alice Backman and Mrs,
Kathryn Pagel of Detroit spent a
few days last week with Mrs.
Leroy Bariteau,
Mrs. Vera Roberts now of
London visited last week with Mr.
& Mrs. Ken Roberts and called on
friends in town.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Vine, Matthew
and Tracey of London are
holidaying for two weeks in
Southcott Pines,
Cheryl Desjardine and A
friend, Jimmy Beddow,
Washington, D.C., are spending a
week at Circle R Ranch in
DelaWare, Ont.
Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Tindall have
returned to their winter home at
Largo, Florida, last Thursday.
Mr. & Mrs, Art Halley of St,
Clair Shores, Mich,, and Mr. &
Blood School in Exeter, while
Beaver Lumber will install
portables at Sacred Heart School
in Wingham (one) and at St.
Aloysius School in Stratford
(one). These three portables are
on a rental basis with an option
to buy.
John Vintar, Superintendent of
Education, reported on a news
release from the Ontario
Department of Education News
and Information Services which
has been distributed to the
trustees, The Superintendent
pointed out that Ontario's
trainable retarded children
under the proposed new
legislation will have the op-
portunity to attend school full
time from ages 5 to 21, dependent
upon their capability to profit
from the school. experience.
Under present legislation
students under ten years can only
attend half days and all students
had to leave at the age of 18
years.
Trustee John McCann, RR 3
Ailsa Craig, chairman of the
building and property committee
reported summer maintenance
and improvements to schools
within the system were being
carried out.
R. T. McBride, Ltd., of
Stratford, Electrical Con-
tractors, was awarded the
contract for $1,575.00 for the
installation of fixtures at Our
Lady of Mount Carmel School,
RR 3 Dashwood; St. Joseph's
School, Clinton; and St. Ambrose
School, Stratford.
The McBride Ltd tender was
the lowest of five.
Gordon Heard Construction,
RR 2 Seaforth, was awarded the
contract for asphalting at Sacred
Heart Separate School in
Mrs. A. Kerslake of London
visited last Thursday with Mr. &
Mrs. Clarke Kennedy.
Brian Tuckey of Exeter
holidayed last week with his aunt
in Grand Bend.
Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Bedard of
Redford, Mich., holidayed last
week with their daughter, Mrs.
Wozola and family. The Wozola's
cottage is the Beehive on Centre
St.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Keyes have
returned home after vacationing
on Manitoulin Island.
Mrs. Wm. Brenner and Mrs.
Gerry Kading are attending the
school for women this week held
at Alma College.
Mr, & Mrs. Bob MacLaren and
family of Montreal visited last
week with Mr. & Mrs. W.B.F.
MacLaren.
Mrs. Agnes Martin and Nettie
Gardner of Windsor, Mrs. Nancy
Whitehead and daughter Nan of
Glasgow, Scotland are holidaying
this week at Huron Vista.
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Knight and
Linda are spending this week at
Point Clark,
A family gathering was held at
the home of Mr. & Mrs. Lorne
Ballantyne, Brenda and Wendy,
Sunday. Those attending were
Mr, & Mrs, William Sheath,
Eunice, Steven, Gordon and
Susan, Trenton; Mrs, Grace
Stead of Thorold; Mr. & Mrs,
Harold Wurm, John and Mr. &
Mrs. Harold Beaver, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Murray Dawson,
Larryand Brent Spent part of last
week at Allegheny NatiOnal
Forest,
& Mrs. Ray Cann and
Cheryl holidayed last week at
Rabbit Nose Island 'on Lake
Timagami.
Usborne okays
tender for drains
Municipal drains .consumed a
large portion of time at the latest
meeting of Usborne township
council,
Tenders were let for con-
struction of two drains, two
others were given final, bylaw
readings, one other was
provisionally adopted and.
discussion took place .en.possible
repair of another drain,
Roth Drainage of Gadshill with
a tender price of $8,188 was the
lowest bidder on the ,Cudrnore
drain while Cook Brothers of
Stratford will construct the
Hunter drain for their tendered
price of $1,517,
The McDonald drain, initiated
by Hay Township was
provisionally adopted.
J. W. Gardiner and Calvin
Christie asked council for minor
repairs on the east part of Lot :26,
S.T.R. Council agreed to consult
an engineer...
Council passed a motion asking
the Department of Tran-
sportation and Communications
to approve the erection of a yield
sign on the Usborne side of the
Usborne-Tuckersmith boundary
road at Concession 2-3,
Tax collector Harry Strang
reported 77 per cent of the 1971
interim taxes had been paid and
only $125.60 owing on 1968
arrears,
Blind lady wins
CNE first prize
Mrs. Elsa Jenkins, manager of
the Womens Division of the
Canadian National Exibition, has
announced the winners of the 1971
handicraft competition. Of
particular interest to residents in
this area is a first prize winner in
the knitting section of the work of
the blind. She is Miss Greta
Lammie, Hensall.
Several visit
at Woodham
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
Mrs. David Wheeler and Mrs.
Robert Corsaut of St. Marys
visited for a few days last week
with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Corsaut and
family of Saginaw and Mr. &
Mrs. Barney Brink, of Big
Rapids, Michigan,
Mr. & Mrs. Ken White, Krista
and Jeff of Birr were guests on
Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs,
David. Wheeler.
Mrs. Robert Elliott and Mrs.
Bessie Frank of St. Marys and
Mrs. Arthur Hopkin visited on
Sunday with Mrs. Mary Jaques.
Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Brine visited
Sunday with Mr. & 'Mrs. Oscak
Pfaff of Crediton.
Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela
and Calvin spent a few days
holidaying on Manitoulin Island
and also visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Marvin Hartwick and family at
their cottage at Nine Mile Lake.
Mr. & Mrs. William Spence and
family also spent a few days at
the Hartwick cottage.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack McEwen of
Stratford and Mrs. Anna
O'Donnell of Toronto were guests
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Don
Brine and Cheryl.
Mr. & Mrs. David Wheeler
were Sunday guets with Rev.
and Mrs. J. P. Cooke of
Thamesford,
Monday evening guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl
were Mr. & Mrs, Ross Robinson,
Lynn and Dile of fourth line, and
Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Brine.
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Insley, Murray
and Karen enjoyed a tour last
week through Northern Michigan
to Sault Ste. Marie and spent a
few days with Mr. & Mrs. W. C.
Insley near Sudbury.
Mr. & Mrs. E. W. O'Reilly,
Edward and Mary Margaret of
Barrie visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Margaret
and Janet and Mrs. K. Cacciotti.
Mary Margaret remained for a
week's visit.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Mitchell,
Debbie and Diane of St. Marys,
Mr. & Mrs. Jim McNaughton,
John and Lori, Mr. & Mrs, Don
Brine and Cheryl and Mr. & Mrs.
David Wheeler enjoyed a picnic
on Sunday at Darwin Lannin's
cottage at Bayfield,
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Thomson of
Parkhill visited Wednesday with
Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills.
Announce New
Healing Substance:
Shrinks Piles
Exclusive healing substance proven to shrink
hemorrhoids and repair damaged tissue.
A renowned research institute has
found a unique healing substance
with the ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids painlessly It relieves itching
and discomfort in minutes and
speeds up healing of the injured,
inflamed tissue.
In case after ease, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place
Most important of all—results
were so thorough that this improve-
ment was maintained over a period'
of many months.
This was accomplished with a
new healing substance (Bio-Dyne)
,which quickly helps heal injured
cells and stimulates growth of new
tissue.
. Now Bio-Dvne is offered in oint-
ment and suppository form called
Preparation I-I, Ask for it at all drug
stores. Satisfaction or your money
refunded.
Monday noon, while two
vehicles of the Exeter fire
department were answering a
call for assistance from the
Hensall brigade, a motorist was
stopped and charged with failing
to pull off to the side of the road
and coming to a complete stop,
Chief Ted Day in reminding the
public that this is an offence, said
the fine is about $20.
The section of the Highways
Traffic Act dealing with stopping
for emergency vehicles reads as
follows:
The driver of a motor vehicle
upon the approach of an am-
bulance, fire or police depart',
ment vehicle or PUC emergency
vehicle upon which a bell or siren
is sounding or a lamp located on
the roof is producing intermittent
flashes of red light shall im-
mediately bring such vehicle to a
Medical Centre
— Continued from Front Page
from contractor George
Kadlecik.
Dedication of the building was
in charge of Rev. E. J, Insley and
Father Boyer.
Dr. R. E. Feasby of Toronto
represented the Ontario
Department of Health and said it
was expected a dentist would be
secured for the Centre by next
spring.
Also in attendance were Angelo
Maruca, president of the Grand
Bend Chamber of Commerce and
Reeve Joseph Dietrich and
deputy-reeve Cecil Desjardine of
Stephen township.
standstill AS. near As practicable
to the right hand curb or edge of
the roadway and parallel
therewith and clear of any
tersection.
Stephen council
-" Continued from Front Wage
Clinton was accepted to haul
gravel to. the road construntign,
site at Concession 2 and 3.
The Clinton firm will be paid
52c per yard for loading and
hayling and 10c per yard for
loading on township truck,
The Turner municipal drain
report 'was referred back to the
engineer for further study.
A request from a Sarnia man to
drill holes 3,000 to 4,000 feet in the
township to dispose of waste from
well drilling was held in
abeyance for further in-
vestigation.
Ray Woodburn was named as
caretaker of the township dump
located on Concession 14.
Thieves take off
with stereo tapes
During the past few weeks, the
Exeter police department has
received a number of complaints
from motorists that stereo tapes
have been stolen from their cars.
The local department advises
motorists to mark tapes with
some identifying mark, so they
may be identified when
recovered. A total of 21 tapes
have been reported stolen in
recent weeks.
Timis-Acivocato, August 12, 1971
Page 3
Police charge man
over fire infraction
Plan regulation
for pool fences
New regulations regarding
fences for swimming pools will
probably be adopted by Exeter
council in the near future.
At the present time there are no
regulations regarding fences,
although the PUC requires that
they be "properly protected by
the required enclosures" before
they can be filled with water.
At last week's meeting, council
received copies of swimming pool#: Wingham, Precious Blood School
fence regulations now in effect in in Exeter, St. Mary's School in
both London and Stratford. Goderich and St. Aloysius School
A 60-inch fence is required in in Stratford.
The Heard tender, lowest of
five received, was $1,956,00.
Eugene Bannon, RR 2 Gadshill,
was awarded the contract for the
installation of a catch basin at St.
Patrick's School in Kinkora.
The Bannon tender, lowest of
three received, was $1,175.00,
GB ratepayers meet
Want crackdown on motorcycles