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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-07-03, Page 3Girl tops graduating class Times-Advocate, July 3, 1974 Five named Ontario .'scholars Fresh Beef Tongues 584 LB Only THE Best For Our Customers Whether were buying beef at the Hensall Fair ...or the Hensall Sales Barn...or from MacGregor's Feedlot..Darling's Choose the Best Darling's IGA of Exeter purchased the reserve champion calf at the recent Hensall Spring Fair. From the left are calf owner John Coleman and Jim, Jeff, Mariah and Fred Darling. Sides of Beef 275 to 300 99' Pound Average LB. Hinds of Beef Fronts of Beef Hips of Beef Contains Rump, Sirloin Tip, Round Steak Roasts Round Steaks, Ground Chuck, Stewing Beef ' Soup Bimes SPECIAL SALE Freezer Beef r 1 3 DAYS ONLY This Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Stock Up On This Championship Beef * * * OTHER MEAT SPECIALS Fre;h Ham Roasts 99°,B Ham Chops BGarebaetcFuo, 140 to 160 $1 2 9 Pound Average • LB. 140 to 160 Pound Average 80 to 90 Pound Average 75c LB . 99c LB Baby Beef Liver Sce.. We Are The CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING SPECIALISTS * Custom Deluxe Processing , * Pickup Service * Aging Coolers For 110 Carcasses * Smoke House Facilities * Rendering * Gov't inspected KILLING DAYS BEEF —MONDAYS HOGS -7-- WEDNESDAYS Maple Leaf Cooked Meats 6 VARI- F TIES Boneless Veal Roasts . Maple Leaf Salami Sausage New Zealand Lamb Shoulders P 39 6 oz kg 'Mt LB. DARLING'S Food Market Main St. Exeter LOIS DOERR DONNA GLANVILLE it A Centralia area girl has been named the top year five graduating student at South Huron District High School, Kathy deJong came tip with a 92.5 percentage during her final year. It completed a very suc- cessful term at the local high school, She topped her class in every year at South Huron. Kathy is the daughter of Mrs. Klara deJong, Centralia. Placing second with a mark of 91 percent was Paul Reaburn, son of Mr, and Mrs. Bob Reaburn, Hensall, Kathy deJong and Paul Reaburn are also recipients of the Moncur Scholarship which goes to the top boy and the top Top graduate 7 KATHY DEJONG girl in year five. These students will each receive scholarships in excess of $2,000. The other Ontario Scholars With percentages of over 80 were Gerald Weido, Karen Ford and Don Van Raay, Gerald is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Weido, Zurich; Karen's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ford, RR 3 Dash- wood, and Don's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Case Van Raay, Dash- wood. Lois Doerr, Zurich was the top student in year four followed by PAUL REABURN GERALD WEIDO Cynthia Gunn, Van Tuckey and Paul Shapton, all of Exeter. John Van Gerwen of Exeter won top honours as the top student in year three. He was followed by Kevin Wareing, Lynn Baptie and Arlene Mallett. Bernice Willert received the top marks in year two. Next in line were Paul Van Esbroeck, Mary Warburton and Eleanor Salmon. At the top of the year one class was Donna Glanville She was followed by Lucy Van Esbroeck; Laurie Heimrich, Dearing and Marian Martens, The top students in each year receive an academic shield and KAREN FORD DON VAN RAAY the top student gets a Lions club award. Linda Beer won the Hopper- Hockey shield as the best com- mercial student and the Kinsmen club award for technical students went to John Wurm and Tom Roberts. Gerald Weido was the winner of the student council scholarship and Linda Beer, Karen Ford and John Wurm Were winners of the teaching staff scholarship. Other commercial plaque *. • MILTON GORDON DIETZ Funeral service was held Sunday, June 29, at the Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich for Milton Gordon Dietz, who passed away in Goderich Hospital, June 28 in his 81st year. Mr. Dietz was the husband of Myrtle (Ortwein) Deitz, and father of Glenn, London, Stewart (Pete) Grand Bend, Mrs. Claire (Helen) Geiger, RR 2 Zurich, Mrs. Arthur (Betty) Haist, Grand Bend, Mrs. Peter (Gloria) Allen, London, and Mrs. Herbert (Joan) Turkheim, Zurich. He was the brother of Mrs, Emery (Lydia) Stebbins, Grand Bend, Mrs. Ada Arm- strong, Exeter, Mrs. Alice Buchanon, Huronview, Clinton. Also surviving are 16 grand- children and 2 great- grandchildren, Rev. Bruce Guy officiated, and interment was in Emmanuel United Church Cemetery. MARY E. (DELBRIDGE) BROCK Funeral service was held Saturday, June 28 at the Hopper Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter for Mary E. Brock, Huronview, Clinton, who passed away June 26, in her 91st year. Mrs. Brock was the wife of the late Milton Brock, and mother of Norman, Exeter. Also surviving are 5 grandchildren and 13 great- grandchildren. Rev. Glen Wright officiated and interment was in Exeter Cemetery. Pallbearers were I-toy Pepper, Jim Wilson, Jack Delbridge, HoraceDelbridge, Edwin Miller and Tom Brock, MRS. LILLIE K. BLACKWELL Mrs. David Blackwell, the former Lillie K. Miller, of RR 2 Hensall, passed away at South Huron District Hospital in Exeter on Tuesday, July 1, 1975. She is survived by her husband, son John and daughter Helen, both at home. Also mourning her loss are three brothers Jim Miller of Exeter, Everard Miller of Grand Bend and Edwin Miller of RR 3 Exeter. Mrs. Blackwell is resting at the Bonthron Funeral Home in Hensall where the funeral service will be held on Friday, July 4 at 2.00 p.m. Rev. D. Beck will of- ficiate, Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society Would be greatly appreciated by the family. C. HEBER SHUTE C, Heber Shute, Usborne Township, passed away at University Hospital, London, June 28, in his 75th year. Mr. Shute was the husband of Elsie (Gardiner) Shute and father of Mrs. John (Marion) Barr, Mrs. Howard (Jean) Ross, Fullerton Township, Mervin, and Edwin,, Usborne Township, Also surviving are 17 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild, Service was held from R.C. Dinney Funeral Home, Monday June 30, With Rev, Grant Dawson, officiating. Pallbearers were David Gardiner, Jim Howatt, Ken Scott, Harvey Tuffin, Larry Gardiner, Wayne Tuffin. Interment was in Kirkton Union Cemetery, Many businesses including . Agriculture • Manufacturing Tourism • Construction • Professional Services • Transportation • Wholesale and Retail Trades, have obtained loans from IDB to acquire land, buildings. and machinery; to increase working capital, to start a new business. and for other purposes . If you need financing for a business proposal and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions, perhaps I DB can help you INNISMAI Ofilf111PENT HANK an IDB help you? ( MR. HUGH SHELDON one of our representatives will be at Les Pines Hotel, EXETER on the 2nd Tuesday of each month (July 8th - 9 A.M. - 4 PAO " For prior• information ccill171.565b or Write 1036 Ontario Stteet, Strotf6rd. winners were Cyril Cathcart, Deb Aikenhead and Marg Parsons, Other special awards will be announced at this fall's high school Commencement exer- cises, Honour Roll Students Year I Donna Glanville, Jenny Cook, Linda Elder, David Holtzmann, Karen McAllister, Lynne Mercer, Dorothy Bax, Steven. Beer, Dale Simpson, Lucy Van Esbroeck,. Catherine Abbott, Cynthia Becker, Laurie Helmrich, Lorraine Warywoda, Betty Beer, Elizabeth Dearing, Marian Martens, Douglas Scott, Carol Allen, Cathy Becker, Susan Chapman, Robin Little, Sandra McLeod, Nancy Perry, Brad Taylor, Lisa Westcott, Year 2 Eleanor Salmon, Susan Fischer, Karen Kernick, Bernice Willert, Daryl Alexander, Heather Little, Blake Palmer, Carolyn Perry, Tracy Turner, Paul Van Esbroeck, Beth Keyes, Mary Warburton, Wes Abbott, Catherine Weido, Betty Lynn Koehler, Debbie Siddall, Mar- jorie Martens. Year 3 John Van Gerwen, Kevin Wareing, Lynne Baptie, Arlene Mallett, Nancy Underwood, Gayle Ecker, Sue-Anne Schroeder, Steve Knight, Tracy Campbell, John Charrette, Karen deJong, Shirley Rooseboom, Tom Hayter, Ken Pinder, Neil Stephens. Year 4 Paul Shapton ? Lois Doerr, Bill Elliott, Cynthia Gunn, Tony Kyle, Greg Love, Judy Mickle, Mary Ellen Ross, Mary Shoebottom, Jim Ferguson, Van Tuckey. Year 5 Kathy de deJong, Paul Reaburn, Gerald Weido, Don VanRaay, Karen Ford. Secondary School Honour Graduation Diploma Brock Adams, Karen Adam- son, Loretta Ayotte, Elaine Baptie, John Beer, Kevin Bestard, Karen Brock, Dennis Charrette, John Creces, Kathy deJong, Mary Agnes Dietrich, Elizabeth Dietrich, Randy Dietrich, Cathy Easton, Cathy Ecker, Rita Farwell, Steven Flear, Karen Ford, Joan God- dard, Susan Grigg, Janice Hayter, Paul Jeffery, Elaine Jeffrey. Laura Johns, Pat Joynt, Joan Kerslake, Deb Lindenfield, David Lovell, Joann Lovell, Mathilda Martens, John McAuley, Bar- bara Miller, John Neilands, Jim Orr, Michael Ottewell, Anna Marie Pertschy, Kim Pridham, Joan Pym, Miriam Rasenberg, Paul Reaburn, Marilyn Regier, Laurie Richard, Wayne Riddell, Linda Ritchie, Allyson Robichaud, Tim Ross, Robert Rowcliffe, Cathy Ryan, Bruce Shipley, Lori Sims, Noel Skinner, Sylvia Stewart, George Van Esbroeck, Don Van Raay, Pat Van Wieren, Shelley Weber, Gerald Weido, Deb Wooden, John Wuerth, Frieda Zandbergen. Recipients of Secondary School Graduation diplomas were: Marian Adams, Janice Alexander, Joan Alexander, William Baker, Dick Bakker, Brenda Becker, Peter Becker, Patrick Bedard, Stephen Bedour, Linda Beer, Ruby Beierling, Kevin Bisback, Cyril. Cathcart, Mark Chandler, Brent Clarke, Kenneth Coates, Laura Conlon, Steven Corbett, Chatherine Cyr, Bonnie Dale, Christopher Daniel, Elizabeth Deichert, Kathy Deline, Lois Doerr, Gary Ducharme, Sandra Ducharme, Lesa Dugas, Douglas Easton, Harold Eberhardt, Douglas `Ecker, Eliott William, James Ferguson, Ruth Anne Fink- beiner, Linda Fleming, Paul Fydenchuk, Eunice Gascho, Marc Gelinas, Kathleen Geilen, Vincent Glaab, Randall Glenn,, Cynthia Gunn, Melanie Hackriey, Shirley Hay, Barry Hess, Glen Hewitt, Randie Hicks, Deborah Hillman, Bruce Hodge, Sharon Horne, Zelda Inthout, Mary Anne Geoffrey, Laurie Jenner, Anne Johns, - Eleanor Johns, Larry Johns, Marion Johnson, Dennis Keller, Janet; Kerslake; Daniel Kerslake, Johanna Kester, Daryl, Keys, Brian Kipfer, Jane Klopp, Judy Klopp, Linda Klopp, Paul Klopp, Anne Knight, Reid Kowalchuk, Tony Kyle,, Fred Knip, Theresa Lansbergen, Gerry Latour, Dianna Lines, Gregory Love, Kevin Lovell, Paul Lovie, Deborah MacDonald, Katharine-. Ma'cGregor, Linda Marshall, Sharon Masse, Hannah Mathers, Daniel - McIver, Kim McKinnon, Judy Mason, Judith Mickle, Joanne Miller, Heather Mills,: Matthew Muller, Brad Murray, Howard Neeb, Martha. Neeb, Brenda Neil, Derek O'Brien; Teresa Ondrejika, Margaret Parsons.., Richard Parsens; Joanne- Paton; Kim PoStik Barbara Preszea tor, Perry. Preszeator, Andrew Pridhark. janiee.Ramer, Vernon B:Obara Ratz, Joseph Rati,,ThOnias Read, Steven Read, DaVid Regier, Thomas Roberts, Margaret Rooseboom, Mary- Ellen Ross, Scott Ross, Patricia Rowc•liffe, Joanne .Sandercott, 'Ron Schroeder, - Steven -Schroeder; Paul Shapton, Mary Shoebottom, Jean - Simpson, Ronald Simpson, Steven .:Sims, Gary Skinner, Cindy Small, Joanne Smyth, David Snider, Janice Stewart„ Katharine Stilson, Robert Stock, Nancy Stretton, Valerie Sweet,- 'Brian Taylor, Wendy Taylor, Vernon Thomson, Gail Travers,„ Mark Tuckey, Van .Tuckey,,..CherY1 Turkheim, Janice Tuilibt411, Agnes Van Esbi'oeck, Heather Wein, Steven Willert,', JAB Wurm, Shirley Zandher$00, Ruth-Anne Zielmen. ToPs: their classes BERNICE WILLERT JOHN WURM TOM ROBERTS LINDA BEER l'ATIAZIT7 Custom. Slaughtering and Processing To Individual koquiretnents Conk and Hogl are Goverin"qhf luspeeted in our Modern. Aba flair for Your • Protection, Specializing in Hickory Smoked Hams and .-Bacon -• .." SLAUGHTERING ON MONDAY ONLY All Processing Guaranteed LOCKERS FOR RENT By Month or Year EXETER • FROZEN FOODS Phone-235-0400 ,..,,mszaanwszteunf — Continued from front page. were given to ten of the most beautiful gardens but fudges commented that they would have liked to have given awards to all 31 entries, .• The ladies of the sorority held a banquet at the Legion Tuesday evening to honour the ten winners of the Green Thumb awards. -Sports were • spotlighted Tuesday July 1 with the playing of the Exeter Centennial Soccer tournament won by South London and challenge softball games involving the firemen, Kinsmen, Lions and two Sofority groups. The place to be on Monday evening was at the arena for roller skating, free of charge for family groups. Canada Week wound up celebrations with the official closing and flag lowering at Exeter Public School, After the ceremony Open House was held at the Exeter Legion. Jim McKinlay and the recreation committee intend to take a -"good long hard look" at the events of Canada Week to determine if there is enough interest generated by the celebration to warrant an annual event. The balloon arama which heralded the coming of Canada Week was won by grade one and two students at Precious Blood separate school. Their balloon went the farthest distance being found by Earl Laycock, RR 8, Owen • Sound.. They will receive a Or der donated by the Exeter Order of the Eastern Star. Canada Week celebrations started in Exeter Friday. night with a flag raising at the cenotaph along with. a proclamation read by mayor Bruce Shaw. Involved in the cereinony were members of the R.E. Poorey Exeter branch of the Royal Canadian Legion and members of the local boy scout, cubs,• girl guide and brownie packs.. In his address mayor Shaw said, "Canada Week is the result of a determined effort .by people all across Canada to .celebrate and foster unity of all the diverse elements of our Canadian society. In a time of skepticism and apathy it is worthwhile to pause for a moment and examine ourselves and what we are." Medical forum Continued from front page doctors had to agree to be'on call in rotation in return for being given privileges at the hospital. When advised that the nurses on occasions had to take the responsibility of finding a dOctor for emergencies, Dr. Hardin 'said this was an "unfair respon- sibility" and that the nurse should know exactly which doctor was on call, particularly for situations involving emergericy treatment of patients involved in accidents who may not have a local family doctor. While it was noted that nurses at the hospital had never faced the problem of not being able to locate a doctor, Dr. Hanlin replied "the thing that doesn't, often happen, always happens". He suggested the hospital administrator should protect his hospital by demanding that the doctors practicing there set up a schedule whereby one would be on.call around, the clock. Dr. Wallace explained that the area doctors working at South Huron Hospital have a duty system for Wednesdays and weekends, but agreed there may be some lack of communication in getting this point across to the public. Dr, Conlon advised that in emergency situations, people should 'call an ainhultnieearld get to the hospital, Dr. Hanlin tiuestiOned if the situationcould arise Where all the doctors could be Out town, each believing another would be available to take his place. One of the ladies present said it had been a standing suggestion that it was most unwise to get sick in Exeter on Wednesday because medical assistance would not be available. Dr. Wallaee said thatlocal service was good 97 percent of the time,but the three people out of 100 for Wholn it goes- wrong "on raise an awful stink". In concluding the Meeting, he said "maybe we'll try again",, Canada Week "Oh this -occasion' we should make a genuine effort to suppress our petty jealousies and fears, our prejudices and our cynicism. It is as • true 'as our Prime Minister said: . "This is a time in which we honour our country, an op- portunity to become aware once again of our Canadian heritage ..parnodutd., orenewourallegiance to our nation. As citizens of this free country, we have reason to be "Our ethnic and cultural diversity is flowering in harmony over one of the greatest and richest national territories in the world. We are the envy of many and we present to the world a rare example of, goodwill and tolerance. Let us take advantage of the occasion offered by Canada Week to realize the true scale of our good fortune," Rec complex Continued from front page favoured removal of the present race track in order to build ad- ditional recreational facilities. In his report, Ellison em- phasizes "that if the track were removed it doesn't mean that the rodeo would go or the traditional agriculture functions could not be held. The final item on the com- mittee's release concerns finances. It reads as follows, "We would ask thatpersons who feelwe cannot ,,afford some type of • recreation:.--centre please wait , early; fall' when we hope to release infOrmation on how such a project could be financed," "A recent half million dollar recreation centre was built. in ThameSford'withont use of any • tax coney-; A •large portion of the rndne.Y. from -provincial grants 7 and ,winter works programs." " • • "From comments on the queStionnaire, seniorS on fixed incomes, fear a tax increase. The committee.• is .-aware of this, but feels ,a minimum in tax increases would be required to finance a recreation centre, rracas at hotel Exeter police were called to the Les Pines Hotel Saturday night regarding -a fight..in the parking lot. Police ConStable O'Driscoll attended assisted by Constable Balazs. Investigation is con- tinuing with, charges pending: