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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-10-04, Page 11Please Co-operate Exeter residents are asked to ca-operate in the matter of burning leaves this fall. Those living on paved streets should make certain the fires do not spread onto the asphalt surface. All residents are asked to refrain from bur- ning leaves over catch basins. While the burning of leaves is permitted, all residents should use caution in this regard and make certain their fires do not become hazards to traffic. Children should be kept away from fires and piles of leaves on boulevards at all times. Where possible, burn your leaves in your back yard. 24 BALL - MACAULAY LTD. , HOME CARE CENTRES recal#511 E In appreciation of your loyal patronage to our Clinton, Seaforth and Hensall Home Care Building Centres dur- ing the past 24 years, WE OFFER YOU THESE OUT STANDING inflation Fighting CASH SALE ITEMS. 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For those hard to get at places CUT SOARING FUEL COSTS MICAFIL --- 2.10 PAL-0-PAK --- 1.59 BUY 9 — GET 1 FREE Post Formed Moulded COUNTERS Good Assortment minim •••••• 28 V,S. gauge 15.90 sq. asinis 8' 10' 12' 24.95 29.95 35.95 All other items in our Home Care Building Centres are subject to a 10% Cash and Carry Discount HOME CARE CENTRES IN SEAPOItT11 527.0910 CLINTON 48'24514 HENSALL 262-2713 BOYLE S LUCKY DOLLAR Open Fri. rii ()too p.m, DA$HWOOD 37-34/1 Thanksgiving SPECIALS Football HAMS Supreme Bread Sided of Beef Buy BEFORE the Prices Go Up Again Express regrets as course ended The class of '73 will be the last Class of Registered Nurses Assistants to graduate from South Huron Hospital. Graduation for the 12 girls was held last night (Wednesday) and the general feeling was one of regret that there will be no more student nurses at the hospital. All schools of nursing similar to the one in Exeter have now been taken oVer by certified colleges in the province, according to a government plan for re- organization. The South Huron Hospital Training Centre for RNA's will be taken over by Conestoga College, with its main centre at Doon Valley, Kitchener, Including this year's class, a total of 123 girls have graduated from the RNA course since it began at South Huron 11 years ago. Mrs. Jack Deibridge, who has been the head instructor for the girls since the course started is very proud of the fact that there has never been one failure in the whole 11 years. Naturally, she will be sorry to see the course end at South Huron Hospital. "The school has provided a great service to both the hospital and community," she said. "For one thing,the trainingcentre gives the hospital incentive to keep its Broom, Lester Heywood, John Lawson and Gary Shipman. Second row, Basil Crawford, Greg Wragg, Gary Lavier, Alec Jackson, Jack Fuller, Wilf Beattie and Mike Bourne. Front, Clare Spicer, Gordon Prance, Allan Lavier, Bruce Hogg, Ray Heywood, Jim Bozzato and Leith Ander- son. NEW LEGION MEMBERS — The membership rolls of the R. E, Pooley Exeter branch 167 of the Royal Canadian Legion were boosted con- siderably Thursday night with the addition of 26 new men. The seven in the front row are regular members while theothers are associates. Back, left, Charles Browning Jr., Peter Mason, Paul Mason, Doug Ellison, Pon Case and Scott Burton. Third row, Larry Brintnell, Gerald Prance, Ken Fred H. MacDonald photo Seniors are entertained A father was buying a fountain pen for his son's birthday gift. "I suppose it's to be a surprise, sir," said the clerk. "I'll say it is," replied the father. "He's expecting a new car!" standards high". The RNA course is a very popular one, Mrs. Delbridge said that each year the hospital received between 200 and 300 applications from all over the world fox about a dozen positions in each year's class, The training centre was designed mainly, however to serve girls with suitable qualifications from the district, This year, for example, there are students from Exeter, Seaforth, St. Marys and Stratford, The next closest training centres are in London and Strathroy. All these courses have been under the College of Nurses of Ontario, South Huron Hospital had the option of carrying on with the course, under the auspices of the Conestoga College, but only for one more year. The hospital's Board of Director's, who are the governing body of the course, declined the idea, however. It is not known where the new course will be held or when it will begin, but all applications for the next course have been tranferred to Conestoga College. Two residences were provided for the students, one in the hospital and another on Huron St. Mrs. Joy Jackson and Mrs. Jim Meikle were the house mothers for these residences. Also involved in the training centre program are Mrs. B. Horton, Hensall who is the clinical instructor, Mrs. Jean Wilson, Exeter director of the training centre and hospital administrator Alice Claypole. The senior citizens October meeting was held at the Exeter Legion Hall Tuesday with a good attendance. After the usual card games a program was presented with Bob Heywood as chairman. The Glanville sisters gave a duet, dancing by Laurie Westman and interpretive dancing by Barbara Westmn, with Mrs. Audrey Bearss at the piano and Mrs. Anderson on the violin were enjoyed. Tap dancing by Mona Hodgins, selections by the Heywood brothers and Glen Hodgins and a small skit by Nancy Rader completed the fine evening of entertainment. Girls receive Testaments The South Huron Gideon Ladies' Auxiliary entertained the RNA class of 1973 students at the hospital Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mina Talbot, Bayfield was chairlady for the program. The scripture was read by Mrs. Russell Snider, Zurich. Mrs. Doug Warren, Crediton and Mrs. Peter Martin, Crediton sang duets. Mrs. Don Jolly, Exeter ad- dressed the students, and Mrs. Jack Thompson, Seaforth led in the dedication prayer. Mrs.Earl Oesch and Mrs. Russell Snider, Zurich presented the student nurses with new Testament Bibles. T. PRYDE & SON LTD. Phone 235-0620 Main St., Exeter • MONUMENTS • MARKERS • INSCRIPTIONS Contact Jack Pryde: Office 235-0620 or Home 235.1384 DISPLAYS ALSO IN GODERICH AND CLINTON "OUR BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 7979" CAPSULES OF WIDOM A woman should marry an older man for as her beauty fades so does his eyesight. There was a man so rich he put his Swiss money in American banks. The trouble with the younger generation is that is hasn't read the minutes of the last meeting! PFAFF • Rural • Industrial • Residential FREE ESTIMATES Call Exeter 235-0909 MEMONALS '441%."71 111/t (e 4