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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-04, Page 50?" • 4.#.011..1,00.4,:wkv.'v Recipe,books ready. Timor .Advocate, Siptembior 4,1910 fa ursery school to start .41/19041y. from September 8. on, Stephen Neighbourhood Nursery is. held Mornings Nursery school opening, only at McCurdy Public Monday September 8. Par)) School rooms 16 and. 17 and Shushkeiwich will be costs $2 per morning, returning as nursery school Nursery school recipe teacher and is looking for- books have finally arrived. ward to seeing some new and will be on. sale at the faces this year., nursery school for .$34. Anyone wishing to register For information on nur- for nursery school can do so sery, call 82.8-6373._ (inor, any irnormeg at the school rungs only) Many seeking dog vaccine REPEAT ON YOUTH TEAM — Joanne Malone of Centralia has, been named to the On- tario Quarter Horse Association youth team for the second straight year. T-A photo PREPPING YOUR WARDROBE By LYNNE FARQUHAR After a mental lapse of three Weeks when 1. kept forgetting to hand in my article, Pm back, Programs were all wrapped up last week with the end of the summer and the arrival of school. All projects this year came off very successfully and I'd first of all like to take this opportunity to thank the following summer staff for doing a great job and making it a very good summer for inc. Theyare:S,P.A.R.K. lead; ers Margaret Clark,,Leslie Campbell, Ann-Marie Brand and Bonnie Keys; Dashwood leaders, Donna Miller, Nancy Amos, Shirley Wetmore arid Sheila Eisenchink; Crediton Creative Playground builders, Don Beaver, Tom Blyde and James Rose and Huron Park Pool staff, Cindy Connolly, Sandi Fremlin, Bobbi Glover and Sharon Rundle. Thanks also to all our program participants and those who made donations of money or time to help make our program run more While there have been no cases of parvo virus in dogs in the Exeter area, the dem'and for the vaccine is high, according to Dr. W.G. Balstion, of the Exeter Animal Hospital, Parvo virus, a fatal disease among dogs, reached epidemic propor- tions in some cities • this summer. Several deaths were reported in Windsor and London. Symptoms of the disease are vomiting and diarrhoea, and if not treated immediately, will result in death within a few days. The Your Choice $3500 $1200 Sizes 5-6 to 14 disease is highly contagious. Dr, Balsdon says that the disease was unknown until recently and isolated. No vaccine has yet been developed. A vaccine used for feline distemper is ef- fective in preventing the disease. Because of the sudden demand for the serum in the cities, companies have been caught unprepared. Dr. Ralsdon says that he is running short of the serum, and he probably won't be able to obtain more, Dr, Balsdon says that next year a serum to prevent parvo virus will probably be developed. He has heard that Australians are already working on a serum. He pointed out that distemper is seldom seen any more because pet owners take care to have their dogs vaccinated. Dr, Balsdon expressed concern that because of all the publicity surrounding parvo virus, rabies may be neglected. He said that there have been several cases of rabies in this area this year, and added that it may be on the upswing, He warned that pet owners should have animals vaccinated against rabies once a year. By MRS, J. TEMPLEMAN Alec James, Mitchell and Philip James, Staffa are holidaying in the western provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Norris and family, Baie'd' Urfe' Quebec visited on the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family and Mrs. Sam Norris. Mrs. Dave Caphng, Mississauga visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family. Miss Valerie Wallace left this week for Banff Alberta where she has accepted a position. The three Presbyterian charges of Rev. Ken Knight, Exeter, Hensall and Cromarty are planning an outdoor church service at Camp Kintail Sunday, September 14 at 11:30 a.m. with a picnic lunch to follow.' For second year The O/ntario Quarter Horse A SSQC iatiOn recently announced that Joanne Malone, a (rade 12 student at South HuronDistrict High School, has been named to the Ontario Youth Team for the second successive year, Together with her registered six year old mare, Miss Sundial, Joanne has been campaigning on the 1980 Ontario Quarter Horse Circuit and, at the present time, is the leading high- point competitor in the Youth Horsemanship division. In five of her last eight appearances, she has won the All-Round Youth Championship trophy donated by the American Quarter Horse Association, Amarillo, Texas for shows held at Huron Park, Parkhill, Sarnia, Burlington and Windior. As members of the Ontario Youth Team, Joanne and Miss Sundial will represent the Ontario Quarter Horse Association in the .National Youth Team Tournament to be held at the ..All-American Quarter gorse Congress in Voluntbus, Ohio from October 17th to 26th, 1980. inclusive. With over WOW in prize money, the 1979 Congress attracted over 05,090 people And 4,000 entries from the United States,. Canada, Mexico and Australia to the Ohio State Exposition grounds. In recognition of their outstanding achievements over the past two seasons, the American Quarter Horse Association has presented Joatiee and Miss - Sundial with the A.Q.li,A, Register of Merit; the A.Q,11.A. Youth Register of Merit; the A.Q.H,A. Youth Superior Western Pleasure, and the A.Q.H,A. Youth Superior Horsemaaship. awards. In April of this year, Miss Sundial, was bred to A:Q,H.A. Champion, Mito Commander, and is ex- pecting a March 1981 foal. This weekend, Joanne will be showing her new three year old filly, Scorps Misty Amber, by A.Q.S.A. Champion DonanXefi: Scorpion out of Jet Amber, at the. Western Fair, London. Joanne is the datighter of jack and Irene Malone-, Centralia, ....... By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr, and Mrs, Jerry Dallier, Angela and Michelle spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Stan Preszcator and family. Also visiting on Sunday were Mrs. Kathy Bullock and children and friend, Huron Park, Mrs. Mary Thornton returned home after being a patient in Seaforth Com- munity Hospital. Mr. Harry Lippert, Highgate, Mr. and Mrs. John Glanville, RR 4 Walton and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Glan- ville, Brussels were Monday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator. 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