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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-05-12, Page 3SORORITY EXECUTIVE - The new slate of officers for the Alpha Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority was installed recently. From the left are sponsor Helen Frayne, treasurer Barb Grant, secretary Joanne Bowen, vice-president Linda Burgess, president Lois Godbolt and director Lillian Campbell. In Huron and Perth To discuss joint health unit TOWN OF SEAFORTH Call for Proposals from Mobile Home Subdivision Developers Proposals are invited for the development of a 10 acre site, as a planned mobile home subdivision to improve the availabili- ty of suitable low cost housing. Ownership alternative in the Town of Seaforth. Development will be by registered plan of subdivision with the land and dwelling sold as a unit rather than providing on a rental or leased basis, • The selected developer will be responsible for planning site design, landscaping, engineering, servicing, construction and marketing of the mobile home development. An important consideration will be demonstrated experience in this form of development. Letters of intent to submit a proposal for review will be accepted until June 24, 1977, with the final selection of a specific proposal determined by August 30, 1977. For further information please contact JAMES CROCKER CLERK TREASURER BOX 60, SEAFORTH, ONT., NOK IWO TELEPHONE 527-0160 ..j.it.owwwww.oramorearlemmiesalebramiwlegalomMINNOMM•111.1.SIIMMIsPimmismOmporni.............01 toom osamowoomol oacooNa mmlammommmomammomm................womoRoome...\ „00.11101111.M.MIMINM•br HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION TENDERS FOR MAINTENANCE VARIOUS TRADES Plainly marked sealed tenders will be received up to 12:00 noon Friday, June 3rd, 1977. Work description and tender forms may be ob- tained at the board office, 103 Albert Street, Clin- ton. Lowest or any quotation not necessarily accepted. Chairman Director of Education H. Turkheim D. J. Cochrane !.111111111"1011111/1111111111111111.111,1111111111/11111.111111111(110.1/MWOMplif 4 ,, 11$111.131,M!.44.! ............................ • 41,.....fiximmli1.4.8A111A9F/AMATAMI .. ! .. AIIIMil11,11PA!!!A11141!!!!!!.1 ...... ! ... ! ... • . .. • .. 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MONDAYS S'-- WEDNESDAYS . • • ...... int . ii.........iiimutrinttrrtirimiiffiriiiiriithimiltifitriumfirrarrtrrrertarafiratiMrtratrwMttetareweNMAYeariYeilwownymmaftyiiyMt Heifers - 250 to 300 Pounds Steers - 325 to 375 Pounds Remember - Specials On Also Available At Our We reserve the right to limit quantities Page 26 Store LILLIAN KLEINFELDT At the Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich, on Thursday, May 5, 1977, Lillian Marie (Stahl) Kleinfeldt of Exeter in her 81st year. Beloved wife of the late Norman Klein- feldt. Dear mother of Ruth '(Mrs. Ivan Carter), Kitchener. Sister of Cora (Mrs. Ervin Eggert), Exeter and Irving Stahl of Crediton. Also survived by four grandchildren. The funeral was held Saturday from the R. C. Dinney Funeral Home, Exeter with Rev. Don Forrest of- ficiating. Interment in Crediton Cemetery. CHARLES STEELE Charles A. At the South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Ontario, on Tuesday, May 3, 1977, Charles 'Steele, of RR 3 Dashwood in his 71st year. Son of the late Peter and Sarah Steele, dear brother of Margaret (Mrs. Steven Lemma) of Royal Oak and Teresa (Mrs. Fred West) of Algonac and dear friend of Gladys Wilhelm. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. The funeral was held Friday from the Sacred Heart Church. Interment in St. Columba Cemetery, Bornish. The health boards of Huron and Perth counties have formed a joint committee to discuss possible amalgamation of their health units. Huron County medical health officer Dr, Frank Mills said Friday the committee, which will include three members of the boards as well as the MOH from each county, was suggested at a recent meeting with Perth District Health Unit. Creation of the joint committee was spurred by provincial health ministry proposals which would see the government abolish county boards of health and units and replace them with larger bodies with expanded respon- sibilities, Mills said. He said the proposals will be included in : a new health protection act the government likely will introduce early next year. "If it is passed in its present form we would be looking at an amalgamated health unit, created by a ministry directive, " Mills said.: He Said the committee soon wikbegin, exploratory talks on pos4ble,Isharing of existing services and programs in order to 1 be moving toward arOlgarnation by the time the "inevitable" decision to abolish tho .county board and unit is Vgi4 ,..tpasent attitudes within gfPAstrgr he said, there is I i 110eis haigle the government woUldreconsider amalgamation, The Committee has not met and is ',having difficulty finding a suitalzle date for everyone in- volved. Huron County representatives are Warden Henson arena Continued from front page nouncement at the regular meeting of Hensall council Monday night, He added the building committee would be meeting May 10 to discuss the final specifications and plans for, the arena. "We also got some surprisingly good tenders" for the demolition of the old arena said Reeve Knight. "It's going to take a lot of thinking to pick out the best one." The Reeve also mentioned council would have to soon pass a resolutiOn supporting the fund raisitig:committee to enable them to begin the processing of their Wintario grant. "Ogler areas building arenas seetimon Ifs behind on receiving their rte be running about three grapts and some of them anyway mil4t, be borrowing the money to ,N, paNcontractors," added Reeve Kliht. However, before the res'Phition can be passed, the fin ,specifications on the new arella must be completed and inchided in the resolution. A Huron-Perth district health council has not yet been formed but it is expected a steering committee looking into its creation will recommend one be set up. The committee report is expected sometime in June., The working paper suggested the Middlesex-London, Elgin-St. Thomas, and Oxford county health boards be lumped into one health board serving 445,000 people. Bruce and Grey counties would be put into another with Owen Sound to look after about 116,000 people, Kent-Chatham and Lambton County would each have their own boards. The new groupings would reduce the number of local MYRTLE HERBERT In St. Mary's Hospital, London, on Wednesday, May 4, 1977, Myrtle (Sceli) Herbert of George Street, Lucan. Beloved wife of John Herbert. Dear mother of Harold of Toronto, Helen of Denver, Colorado, Harry and Harvey both of St. Marys. Also survived by 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Predeceased by one daughter Margaret (Mrs. Lloyd Elliott) and granddaughter in her 80th year. The funeral was held Saturday from the C. Haskett and Son, Funeeral Home, Lucan with Rev, 'John Hofland officiating. Interment in St. James Cemetery, Clandeboye. MARY TEDBALL Mary Ellen (Whitelaw) at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Ontario, on Thursday, May. 5, 1977. Mary (Nutt) Tedball, in her 86th year. Beloved wife of Percy Tedball of Parkhill, dear mother of Russell Whitelaw of West Williams township, sister of Myrtle (Mrs. Wilfred Dellow) of Arkona. Also survived by twemve grandchildren. The funeral was held Saturday from the M. Box and Son Funeral Home, Parkhill with Rev, F. Ralph officiating. Interment in Sylvan Cemetery. Rodeo Continued from front page The local rodeo group will have sole sponsorship of the dance which willbe held on the Saturday night and it is hoped the auditorium of the new rec centre will be completed in time. The only event to be staged by the Exeter group will be the very popular Little Britches calf riding contest. During program discussion, director Jim Scott said, "Little Britches is a must. We always have good participation by local youngsters." Dalt Finkbeiner said the club was fortunate in getting sanction for the rodeo on August 6 and 7, He added, "We are also furtunate that we will not be conflicting with any other rodeos on those dates in Ontario, New York or Michigan. Secretary Jack Malone and director Dalt Finkbeiner said they have been assured by Exeter Mayor Bruce Sahw, who is a member of the Rec Centre management committee that his group would give all the support possible. Malone suggested that proceeds for the rodeo be used for a specific purpose at the Rec Centre, probable for furniture for the auditoruum, Others in attendance at Thursday's meeting were Brad Mousseau, Ned Ryan, Norm Whiting and Tom Yellow. boards, from 43 to 35, the paper suggested. Health service boards would have a maximum of 10 members; six appointed by the municipalities, two by the district health council and two by the minister of health, The board would administer the same services now provided by the board of health, as well as some new ones including geriatric care, housing, nutrition, family planning, recreation, occupational health and cemeteries. HAZEL RUTH JOHNSTON Hazel Ruth Collingwood.. In South Huron Hospital, Exeter„on Thursday, May 5, 1977. Beloved wife of Lorne Johnston of Exeter in her 66th year. Dear mother of David and Robert, both of Lon- don, . Also survivect., by three grandchildren, Chr,Otopher, Jeffrey . and Paul, onhl sister WO) Mrs, RoyA4rsonit EWO, two brottrOMfitusSelV. C011ingwood of ,Exiater 4nct,prant.- of.Toronto. ThInneral was held Saturday from the Hopper- Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter with Pastor Pearce officiating. Interment in Exeter Cemetery, PETER GINGERICH Peter Gingerich, born in Stanley Township June 18, 1896 passed away at the Blue Water Rest Home, Zurich, on Monday, May 9, 1977 in his 81st year. He was married . to Irla Melissa Musselman, 'July 15, 1926, He is survived by his wife at the Blue Water Rest. Home; two sons, Kenneth and Keith of Zurich; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Resting at the Westlake Funeral Home Zurich, until Thursday, May 12 when service will be held in Em- manuel United Church, Zurich, at p.m. with Rev. Bruce Guy and Rev. Clayton Kuepfer of- ficiating. Interment in Em- manuel United Church cemetery. NOAH M. GINGERICH Noah M. Gingerich passed away'''. in Victoria Hospital on Monday May 9, 1977 in his 82nd year. Predeceased by his wife Magdelene Steckle April 11, 1976, he is survived by one son Lewis James, Zurich, three grandchildren Dorcas, David and Richard at home, two brothers Simeon of Chesley and Em- manuel of Elmira and one sister Mrs. Addison (Selina) Martin, RR 1, Elmira. Resting at the Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich until Friday, May 13, the funeral will be held at Blake Mennonite Church at 2:30 p.m. with burial in adjoining cemetery. Pastor Merlin Bender officiating. Darling's THE PLACE TO BUY aitat=2=1116. MEAT Doug MacNeil, health board chairman William Dale, Goderich Deputy Reeve Eileen Palmer, Mills and county clerk Bill Hanly. The government proposal was outlined in a health ministry working paper distributed to health boards for discussion in late 1976. It suggests the boards and units now in the region be abolished and replaced with bodies called community health service boards which would cover roughly the same area as district health councils. It suggests the new boards be responsible for at least 100,000 people. The Huron-Perth board would look after about 117,000. Times-Advocate, May 12, 1977 Page ROY McDONALD ALMA ROBERTS At Queensway Nursing Home, At Victoria Hospital on Hensall, on Wednesday, May 4, Saturday, May 7, 1977, Alma L. 1977, Roy T. McDonald, formerly (Etherington) Roberts of 10 of Exeter in his 80th year. Briscoe Street, West, London, in Beloved husband of Vera (Cann) her 62nd year. Beloved wife of McDonald of Exeter and dear Clifford H. Roberts. Dear mother father of Wilmer McDonald of of Jerry H. Thar of Grimsby and Brampton, Mrs. Stuart Triebner Mrs. Peter (Jane) Swanson of (Jean) and Mrs. Ted Prou,ty,, MobtIFOlab ma Dear siAte,t;-4,9f (Dorothy) both of Hay townshC;,,Arelir,drtd d Etherkied, and dear brother of Mrs. Saddie 'Thoth vott$Xettiredece-a-ge Carroll of Hamilton, also sur- one s Clifford:'::p14r- viving are 11 grandchildren and 7 jorie) Alleii:Loved also by three great-grandchildren. The funeral grandchildren, Kimberley, David was held Friday from the Hop- and Jeffrey. The funeral was per-Hockey Funeral Home, held Tuesday from the A. Millard Exeter. Rev. D. Forrest of- George Funeral Home, London ficiated, with Rev. Wilson R. Morden officiating. Interment in Exeter Cemetery. Clover Farm 24 oz. Jug Milk $ 1 .39 QUART Four Star Pieces & Stems Mushrooms 69' PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 12, 13 & 14 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Assorted Kraft Plain Barbecue Sauce '1.09 Kraft Prepared Mustard 25 oz. 55c Weston's Cruellers PKGS. 89' 10 oz. E" ininummulliffinummununaimiumnuniumuinuumununuffmniumulunimumumumminummunimilunummmuunnumanninniumuninmuuminulmunnimum