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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-05-15, Page 36page 20A Times -Advocate, May 15, 1985 rpm VAMPIRE DAY --- These South Huron and District High School students gave blood to the Red Cross and moral support to each other at the blood donor clinic on Wednesday. From left: Patti Cleve, Kim Watson, Kim Prance, and Allyson Shephard. Orem 250 pints of blood Another very successful Red Cross blood Donor clinic is over and 284 donors took time to give their gift of life. With 30 deferrals. a total of 254 units (pints) of blood were donated. Without the donors our clinics would not be the success they have been and hope they continue to be. Our quota was 250, thus the Ausable River Nomads and the Red Cross were pleased with the excellent turnout. Every day we hear of the increas- ed demand for blood but Exeter and area donors helped do their part. We again had many first time donors also the high school students really helped push our total up. We hope they continue•to take time and • give their donations. • We have another clinic in October so are hoping to continue to have our excellent turnouts.. A list of names of the donors follows: Kate Bierling, John Schwart- zentruber, Marg Beaver, Sandra McKay, Dan Dittmer, Tim Teeter. Mike McCarney, Kim Watson, Susan Jaques, Mary Lynn Pryde, Kim Prance, Wilma Jacobs, Nancy Jane Jeffery. Angela Fleming, Irene Brand. Jen Wareham, Margaret Triebner, Kim Coon, Suzy Neilands, Karen Steinbach. Kathy Schade, Joanne Bowefi, Nell Dc.longe, Liz Martens. Dianne Cyr, Donna Regier, Margi Chaffe, Todd Goudie, Rod Parker, Jacqui Cottrell. Melissa Donnan, Michelle Baptie, Lynn Gaiser, Alvin R. Draisey, Mary Draisey, Tracy Winger. Jody Mills, Karol Hodgins, Jan Munroe. Liam Brennan, Dan Reid. Kevin Alger. Grace Drummond, Ililda Westlake, Don Kells, Wes Gautcher, Sharon Lynn, Dorothy Schwartzentruber, Donna - Miller, John Wooden, Deb Penninga, Hilda Lansbergen,. Debbie Lawrence, Steve Batten, Martha Klopp, Jim Glasgow, Linda Webber. Carl Nickles, Nancy Charrette, Dbug Woodhburn. Paul Love, Jeff Slaght, Matt Con - non, Linda Smith, Sylvia Smith, Henry VanderBurgt, Frail Mickle, Daryl Raymond, Laurie Mills, Dawn McCutcheon, Tammy Thur.nan, Dan Mellin. Jim Fletcher. George Pratt, - Phil Lovell. Ken Boersma, Doug Smith, Irene Zwart, Deb. Drake, Cathy Crowe, Teresa Taziar, Betty Kirk, Ivan Hasselback, Deb Waldeck, Deb Down, Carmen Mathonia, Kim Masse, Margaret Ann Muilwyk, Sharon Thiel, Richard Neevel. Y.M. Lam, R.J. Somerville; Sandra Hullebusch, Barbara Mcisaac, Pat Fletcher. Susan Guenther, Darla Gingerich, Mary Ellen Gingerich, George Dobbs. Mark Boogenmans, Mildred Chalmers, Steve McAuley. Jason Van Haarlem. Doug Scott. Allan Brand, Jim Mcllhargey, Betty Neevel, Joanne Wareham, Jay Alblas, Kevin Tripp, Ruth Ann Haist, Marie Brunzlow, Sawaran Singh, Bob Donnan, Diane Pardy, Anthony Jones, Andrea Zimmer, Karlis Zemitis. D.L. Little, Burdene Morgan. Henry Gackstetter, Ruth Knip, Julia Knip, Norm Wilson. Randy Har- rigan, Thelma F inkbeiner, Roy Stover, Mike Grubb, Bill Atthill, Dave Newton, Gary Moore, Karen Bower- man, Rob Coates, Judy Coates, Helen Coates, Kim Kennedy, Michelle Tremblay, Det3ean Haist, Yvonne Benninger, Sean Whiteford, Susan Rolph, Gib Dow. Kerry Rock, Irvin Martin, Dan Elliott, Teri -Pearson. Doug Pearson, C. Brent Caslick, Sue Johnsdh, Pam Johnson. Barb Meikle, Carl Meikle, Claude Nixon, Peter Czypyha, Susan Czypyha, Scott Bogart. Al Horton, Clayton Steckle, Sherry Steckle, Sheila Corbett, Jeff Corbett, Catherine Johns, Dennis Meikle, Mex Meikle, Larry Kipper, Ross Jacques. Judy Palsa, Kate Giffen, Lee Webber, Patrick Liasson, Cecil Pepper, Matt Tuckey, Allyson Shephard, Helen Kadey, Ralph Batten, Mark Tuckey, Ross McClinchey, Rob Watson, Ellen I{ern, Ron Hern. Karen Snell. Marie Jaques, Denise Dunlop, Barbara Moore. John Ja- MONSTER MADNESS - Thursday night Exeter Public School put on Val Cheatham's play, Monster Madness. Here ore some -of the main characters getting into the spirit. From left: The Wolfman was played by Laurie Chalmers, Igor was played by Kim Murray. Lori Dalrymple was Vampira, and Dracula was played by B.J. Batten. 1 1 DR. FRANKENSTEIN AND THE SKELETONS Dr. Frankenstein, played by Jamie Prest• was one of the main characters in Monster Madness, a play put on by Exeter Public School on Thursday night. Here Frankenstein is surrounded by severol skeletons: to his left Derek Schwortzentruber, to his right, Fronk Mattucci, and in front, Kelly Talbot. BLOOD DONORS - The blood donor clinic at South Huron and District High School on Wednesday was well attended. Clockwise from bottom: Suzy Neilands, Karen Steinback, and Angela Fleming. donated at donor clinie. ques, Ed Willis, Darrell Preszcator, Bryon Baker, May Urlin, Dawn Burke, Deb Burke, Stephen Venner, Linda Clipperton, Bruce Shaw, Ken Farwell, Helen Wagner, Peter Datars, Trevor Blu , Mike Lesson. John Wells, Earl Miller, Dale Arm- strong, Bill Armstrong, Ron Amerongen, Lynn Dawe, Nellie DeKoker, Ron Hartman, Susan Hart- man, Art Johnson, Fred Jones. Cecil Van Steeg, Cindy Hamather, Location is issue "We do not disagree with the need for a 500kV power line out of- the Bruce Nuclear Development", said Ken - McGregor. vice chairman of Foodland Hydro. "The issue is where the line should be located." :`Contrary to some media coverage, Foodland Hydro has not delayed the building of a transmission line. The delay was caused by those along the M3 route, who sought to set the deci- sion of the hearing board aside." "We agree with the Porter Royal Commission that recommended in 1979,.after four years of hearings, that only one more 500kV line is needed out of the Bruce. It also recommended avoiding agricultural impacts even if there are cost penalties." McGregor went on to say, "This position was confirmed by the Con- solidated Hearing Board three years later in 1982. Thier recommendation was the modified M3 route from Bruce to Barrie and on to London via Milton. This route was found to have the least impact on valuable foodland." McGregor is a member of Foodland-Hydro, a broadly based group of landowners and other con- cerned citizens from Bruce. Iluron and Middlesex Counties. opposing a hydro corridor travelling south from Bruce to London, through much of the best agricultural land in the province. New rural specialist - On May 8, Richard Hamilton began duties as Rural . Organizations Specialist t Agriculturi• o at the Clinton Agricultural office. replacing Karen Rodman. Richard is originally from Lindsay in Victoria County. Ile has been very involved in a variety of 4-11 clubs and activities. Richard is a 1985 graduate from the B. Sc. I Agr. I program al Guelph, ma- joring in Animal and Poultry Science. At Guelph he was a member of several clubs and employed as a Residence house Advisor. Last summer. Richard was employed by 0.M A.F'_ as an Agricrew Co-ordinator in Hastings. Lennox -Addington. and Prince Ed- ward Counties. Richard's (asks in Iluron County in- volve co-ordination of the 4-11 pro- gram and- liaison with other organizations such as Junior Farmers and Agricultural Societies. Richard says that he is looking forward to working with the agricultural community. CORRECTION In a story in last week's issue, it was indicated that Tuckersmith Reeve Bob Bell was in favor of pay- ing off Stuart Keyes rather than go to a county expropriation plan. While agreeing it may be cheaper to pay off Mr. Keyes, Reeve Bell did not suggest that such action should be taken. Television will never com- pletely replace the newspaper - no one can swat a fly with it .. Few people know how to hold a meeting Even fewer know how to let it go. Noise proves nothing Often a hen who has merely laid an egg cackles as if she had laid an asteroid. There isn't even enough time for love, so what does that leave for hate^ Donna Hamather, Jim Guenther. Louise Amerongen, Jim Knox. Rox anne McKinnon, Charmaine Sotner- ton, Mike Somerton, Carole Proulx, Reina Proulx, Scott Gaiser, Judy McBride, Wendy Kerslake, Marilyn Brand. Clare Hoffman, Robert ('ut- ling, Ken Mathonia, Ron Johnson. Margaret Hayter, Mark Brand. Bren- da Waldeck, Don Brunztow, Lia Vandenbeck, Alan Alderson, Jim Workman, Maurice Haist, Ola Bat- ten, Joan Cooper, Regina Fischer. John Neev+'l, John Westlake, Bon- nie Caldwell. Noel Westlake. Kathy Hayter, John Batten, Dennis Hockey, Jack Taylor August Gregus, Patt Patterson, Brian Sanders, Gerry Morgan, Tom Triebner, Noella Triebner, Bea Dawson,. Darrin Le Goff, Ed Morrison, Carol Willard, Er- vin Steinrnann, Mary Pavkeje, Lorne Preszcator, Ray Cann, Nowell Dykstra. Marie Broom, Howard Hen- drick, Murray Laing, Larry McBride, Clasina de Bout, Gerry Reymer, Boyd Bakker. Al Kenning, Dave Webber, Theresa Johnson. Bev Hamilton, [Larry Martens. Brian Wedlake, Tom Prout, John Campbell. Bill Fisher, Grace Martin. Dan Turkheim. Wayne Hamather. Martin De Bruyn. Kevin Regier. If you're looking for carpet or vinyl for a small area or an entire house - - • Save Time • Save Money • See us First Do it yourself or have our installer Ed Allen do it for you 355 Main St., S., Exeter 235-1990 THANK YOU EXETER AND AREA The annual Work Experience Week Program at South Huron District High School has had another successful conclusion. The area firms who support such Youth Career Education Programs contribute in a very special and most significant way in the development of our young people. Such firms should be recogniz- ed and the public made aware of the important con- tribution these firms make to the school and to our young people in particular. No monetary awards are given to these firms for their service to the school. The satisfaction they receive is that of a volunteer; no arms are twisted and in fact, a number of business people actually call the school and offer their assistance, regarding our Work Experience Program. We appreciate the fact that in some instances the students make extra work for the staff of the host companies, and yet the same people offer their help year after year, as good corporate citizens. The Business Teachers and Technological Studies Teachers consider the Work Experience Week Pro- gram.o very important part of the students' educa- tion. The program gives the students the opportuni- ty to experience the world of work in careers which they plan to persue upon graduation. We would like to express our appreciation to the following area firms for their active participation and their interest in our youth: South Huron Recreational Centre. Exeter -- Heather Prout The Village of Grand Bend Protective Plastics, Huron Pork Canada Employment Centre. Exeter George T. Moore Insurance. Exeter Township of Stephen Office' Crediton AIS Communications Ltd. Exeter Huron Dental Centre. Exeter South Huron Hospital. Exeter Pronto Auto Centre. Exeter Sunoco Service, Exeter Jim Nixon Motors. Exeter Glanville's Auto Wreckers, 6rediton Sherwood (Exeter) Ltd. A & K Service Centre. Centralia A & K Service Centre, Centralia C.G. Form Supply, Zurich Exeter District Co-op Champion Road Machinery Arkmold Ltd.. Goderich Martin Electric, Zurich Don Bender Electric. Doshwood Kester Electric. Doshwood B.F. Show Principal W.D. Webster Commercial Director Goderich -- Kathy Keller - - Cheryl Dowson - - Deb Mothers - lorie Johns -- Laura Brennan Colleen Bedard Brenda Hoonaard Charlotte Miller • Randy Bilcke -- David DeVries Steve Wilkinson -- John Regier - Joey Groot Murray MacDonald - Pete Janssen - Dale Gingerich • Alex Irvine Dennis Shroeder Paul Smith Darcy Martin - Terry Zehr Tom Rester W Fydenchuk Technical Director J Gladding Assistant Technical Director