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433 Main St. Exeter 235-1661
of Woodham, Doris at home, and
Claire of RR 2 Crediton, There
are five grandchildren.
Sunday evening the family
honoured their parents and the
wedding attendants by a dinner
at the Village Inn Retreat, Grand
Bend.
Student visits Cuba
Brenda Neil was a member of
the group of eight high school
students who spent a week on the
island of Cuba. They flew to Cuba
by Air Canada, non-stop from
Toronto, reaching the island at
1;30 a.m.
There were police in evidence
everywhere but the tourists
suffered no restriction. The
climate was warm, the breezes
from the ocean balmy. A
language difference proved to be
no problem, There were many
people who spoke no English,
giving the group opportunity to
practise their high school
Spanish.
Food was abundant and of
excellent quality.
Brenda noticed that in the
Havana shops all souvenirs were
marked "Made in Cuba".
The party took a 40-mile boat
trip to an Indian village where
there were curious statues, and to
a crocodile farm of 35,000
crocodiles, with a projected
capacity of 50,000 at which point
slaughter and sale could begin,
Personals
Ross Krueger is a patient at
University Hospital, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Will Oestricher
were Easter guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Greenwood and family,
Don Mills; Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Morlock were Easter guests
with Mr. & Mrs. .Bruce
McClennan and sons, Beam-
sville.
Mr. & Mrs, Lloyd Hey and
Lorne Voigt returned Wednesday
from a vacation in Florida. Mr.
Hey's brothers Milton (Pompano
Beach) and Austin (New Port
Richey) live in Florida. Besides
visiting them the Heys saw
Disney World, Weeki Waschee,
Cypress Gardens, The Six-Gun
Territory of Ross Cartwright and
fished in the Gulf of Mexico,
On their return they missed by
one hour the violent windstorm
that brought destruction to
Atlanta, Georgia. They saw the
brown sky, the auger-like clouds,
and experienced the torrential
downpour that followed after the
fury of the wind had subsided.
Mrs. Earl Whalen and Tracy,
Petawawa, and Shawn Whalen
and Marlene Mahoney, Cam-
bridge, spent the Easter weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. Sam King,
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Manning,
Michelle and Wendy, Burlington,
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Irvin Finkbeiner and Mr. & Mrs.
Don Finkbeiner.
Easter service musical
The Easter morning service at
Zion United Church was con-
ducted by Charles Nienkirchen,
Kitchener, He brought a message
on the miracles of the Christian
faith. He and Mrs, Nienkirchen
sang several numbers,
The choir sang "The Holy
City", with solo parts taken by
Doris Schwartz, Mrs, Peter
Martin and Mrs. Lyle Little.
Flowers in the church were
from the 50th wedding an-
niversary celebration of Mr, &
Mrs. William Schwartz,
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SCHWARTZ
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hospital, so they are not used. For
example, the measure of a
kilometre would not be used. It
corresponds to a mile.
Those in use are the smaller
measures, such as centimeters
and metres for length, cubic
centimeters for volumes, and
kilograms for weights. Tem-
peratures are measured in
degrees of Celcius.
Mrs. English also agreed many
people use metric systems
without knowing it. One example
she mentioned was the 24-hour
clock. She said it has been used in
transporation systems for years,
such as in airline and train
schedules. The system of the 24-
Immunization care
needs shot in arm
Officials are worried. Parents
are lax. Not enough children are
being immunized against con-
tagious diseases.
Without the proper protection,
epidemics can sweep like fire
through dry tinder, Ten years
ago, 85 percent of children in the
one-to-four age group received all
three doses of the polio vaccine.
By 1973, the figure had dropped to
60 percent.
Waiting until they're in school
may be too late for some, as we
remember when polio was known
as infantile paralysis. The
preschoolers• areimostvulnerable,
so we really must reach them.
The percentage of young
children' being immunized
against measles, rubella,
mumps, diptheria, tetanus, and
other diseases is falling off. So
are rates for vaccination against
whooping cough, another serious
threat to youngsters.
Tuberculosis tends to be
forgotten in the crush. Anyone
including children, can have TB
without knowing it and be
spreading it to others. Everyone
should have a tuberculin skin test
at least once.
If a child or adult is infected
with TB germs but does not have
disease, the doctor can prescribe
special pills to prevent disease
from developing. If disease is
already present, pills can cure it.
The care and protection of
children is out of their hands. It
depends on concerned parents
and health professionals. Being
sure the proper precautions are
taken against contagious disease
is essential.
To find out more about ways to
prevent diseases like TB, contact
your Christmas Seal Association.
It's a matter of life and breath.
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Lorna and Brenda Glanville
celebrated their birthdays on
Saurday March 29. Their guests
included Debbie Galloway,
Peggy Wilds, Kathlene Bushfield,
Penny Wein, and Diane Beavers.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Regele and
Darlene, Princeton visited last
Monday with Mr. & Mrs. Stan
Preszcator.
Margaret Haist, Caledonia,
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Haist.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Glanville
and girls, Parkhill and Mr, &
Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls
spent East Sunday with Mrs. E.
Foran and Robert England.
Mr. & Mrs, Stan Preszcator
and girls spent Easter Monday
with Mr. & Mrs. Philip Bur-
naskie and Angela, Kitchener.
Music was the main feature of
the April meeting of the Exeter
Senior Citizen's Club.
Sixty-five members gathered
at the Legion to hear the music,
emceed by Mrs. Ross Love,
with her group from Dashwood.
The program consisted of
several choruses by that group,
and a male chorus accompanied
by Mrs, Mervyn Tieman at the
piano and Gerry Smith on the
guitar.
A duet was sung by Jack Gaiser
and Stan Haist, who ac-
companied themselves on
guitars.
Several numbers were given by
Gerry Smith ' on the violin,
Dwayne Tinney on the drums and
Cliff Mitchell on the piano.
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wartz celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary, Friday,
March 28, at Zion United Church
with Open House in the
Fellowship Rooms afternoon and
evening,
The rooms were decorated with
daffodils, golden ornaments, a
bouquet of 50 yellow roses, and
the cards of congratulation which
had been received,
Friends and relatives were
present from Detroit, London,
Watford, Stratford, Waterloo,
Hamilton, Exeter, Woodham,
Clinton, Zurich, Dashwood,
Grand Bend, Hensall, Centralia
and Elimville.
Rev. Fred Faist, Stratford,
spoke briefly and offered prayer.
Rev, & Mrs. Douglas Warren
came from London for the oc-
casion. Jack Riddell, M.P.P. for
Huron, presented a plaque on
behalf of the province and
Premier William Davis sent
greetings..
William M. Schwartz and Alma.
Louise Finkbeiner were united in
Marriage by Rev. W. Drier
March 28, 1925, at the parsonage
in Crediton. Roy Schwartz,
brother of the groom, and Nola
Faist, cousin of the bride, were
attendants, They farmed near
Crediton until 1967 when they
moved to the village.
The couple have two daughters
and a son; Ruth, Mrs. Ted.Insley
While the systems of metric is
new to most people, South Huron
Hospital has been using it for a
number of years.
Director of nursing Charlanne
English RN, said the metric
system has been in most
hospitals since about 1969.
However neither she nor ad-
ministrator Elmer Taylor knew
just how long the system has been
used at SHH.
Mrs. English agreed that the
staff of the hospital will have an
advantage over the rest of us
when it comes to converting to
metric, since they have been
doing it for years.
Despite the fact that SHH does
use the metric system, it is used
only in a limited way, said Mrs.
English. Many of the metric
measures are not required in a
• Credi ton couple mark 50 years, student home from Cuba
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Use of metric system at hospital
is nothing new for nursing staff
hour clock was first used in
military technology.
She said medications have been
dispensed for a number of years
in milligrams rather than in
grains.
Canada will officially convert
to the metric system in 1980.
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