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THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1971
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE THIRTEEN
96 Students to Receive Diplomas
A total of 96 students at South
Huron District High School will
receive their secondary school
graduation diplomas this year,
as a result of having completed
four years of their five-year
program.
The students are; Michael Ad-
amson, Fred Elder, Robert Green,
Ron Hartman, Ross Huntley,
Charles Miner, Doug Mock,
Philip Nelson, Michael Chandler,
William Taylor, Ron Amerongen,
Robert Sanders, Carol Gingerich,
Anne Keys, Susan McCaffrey,
Gwen Mills, Roberta Neil, Linda
Sangster, Sander Skinner, Susan
Tuckey, Sally Verkerk, Susan
Wooden, Patricia Cannon, Paula
Siebert, Larry Hess, Donald
Jones. William Kraft, Kenneth
Lee, Ronald Rau, Joseph Rea -
burn, Robert Rowe, John Thomsot
Brenda Brintnell, Jean Ann Den-
omme, Cecile Hall, Joanne
Hayter, Debra Hera, Joyce Kers-
lake, Marlene Stewart, Gail
Sweet, Irene Westelaken, }leath-
er Whitney, Brian Bestard, Don-
ald Gifford. Peter Groot, Garry
Hess, Peter Kleinstiver, James
Neilson, Stan Rawlings, Stephen
Wuerth, Marie Anderson, Cheryl
Clausius, Lynda Ferguson, Susan
McDonald, Barbara Regier,
Barbara Stanlake, Ruth Thomson,
Beth Troyer, Martha Van Esbr-
oeck, Elizabeth Vermunt, Arl-
ene Zimmer, Larry Bourne, Rod
Chapman, Jack Darling, Larry
Denomtne, Robert Dobbs, Gary
Eagleson, Sandra Baker, Brenda
Blair, Deborah Etherington, Elva
Finkbeiner, Rita McCann,
Susan McCann, Catherine Mc-
Keever, Nancy Miller, Brian
Campbell, Larry Haugh, Thomas
Ryan, Joy Whiteford, Muriel
Abbott, Iris Alexander, Barbara
Bischoff, Jane Broderick, Jo-
Anne Burke, Lanna Clarke,
Julie Corriveau, Maryke De-
Mooy, Jo -Anne Gaiser, Sharon
Jacobe, Janet Meidinger,
Sherry Otis, Lorraine Ventin,
and Sandra Webb.
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Stephen Council
Iss{es Permit
At the latest meeting of Steph-
en township council, renative
approval was given to the Duf-
ferin Hotel at Centralia to build
an addition at the south side of
the present building to enlarge
the lounge facilities.
A delegation from Centralia
was in attendance, asking that
more streets in the police vil-
lage be paved.
The township will be compl-
eting their incentive works
program by June 30. Clerk Wil -
mar Wein reported that the tree
removal program was working
well with an average of three
men being employed on the
project.
Also, the club house at the
Dashwood athletic field is near-
ing completion.
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EXETER
HEWS of DASHWOOD
Mark Chandler, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Chandler was the
top boy in the graduating class
at Stephen Central School, He
received the Albert Gaiser award
at the banquet last week.
Mrs. Irvin Rader attended a
Amber Rebekahs
Elect Officers
Noble Grand Mrs. Myrtle Tay-
lor presided for the final meeting
Wednesday evening, of Amber
Rebekahs. Vice Grand Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Riley reported for the visit-
ing committee.
It was announced that the in-
augural meeting will be held in
Amber Lodge, July 7, at S p.m.
when all Past Grands will attend.
The following officers were
elected; Noble Grand, Mrs. Olga
Chipchase; vice grand, Mrs. Dor-
othy Beaton; recording secretary,
Mrs. Leona Parke; financial
secretary, Mrs. Bertha MacGreg-
or; treasurer, Mrs. horothy Corb-
ett.
The L , O ,O, F, and Rebekah
Lodges will hold a picnic at
ilensall Park, July 11.
Mrs. Earl Campbell and Airs.
Elgin Thompson, representatives
to the Slst. Rebekah Assembly
in Toronto, the latter the scholar.
presented reports.
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Goal' erkh ;eve
Chosen; by NEW
For C)lii ate
Paul Carroll, 27, Godericli
reeve and an elementary school
teacher, Wednesday night was
elected New Democratic Party
candidate for Huron riding in the
next provincial election.
Mr. Carroll won by a 29-14
vote against his lone opponent,
Ed. Bain, 54, an employee of
Dominion Roads Machinery Co.,
of Goderich.
A third person nominated,
Herb Klapp of Zurich, declined
to run.
About 65 persons attended the
nomination meeting. Speaker
Kenneth Bolton, MPP (NDP -
Middlesex South), predicted the
Conservatives will want to fight
next fall's election on the issue
of free enterprise.
Archdeacon Bolton said he
hoped the Conservatives will
refrain from resorting to the type
of "smear tactics" used by Prem-
ier W.A.C. Bennett during Brit-
ish Columbia's Last election
camnaian.
Fellow Citizens Of Huron:
Why NDP? That question has been voiced
this week to the degree that I hoped it
would be. Many of you have come to me
and asked that question and I know that
many of you are asking each other.
The answer is quite simple: The NDP is the
only political party with the policies for a
just government in Ontario. It is the only
party promoting a truly democratic society
where all men are accepted as men of equal
worth. It is the party whose policies directly
reflect the wishes of our people.
The NDP is people... People concerned with
real problems and people with solid answers to solve those problems.
I have taken my stand as the candidate for the NDP knowing full well the obstacles
before me.... Knowing full well that many of the citizens in Huron have yet to learn the
true meaning and worth of the New Democratic Party.
It is with this feeling that I accept the challenge of presenting to the citizens of Huron a
sound policy for government in Ontario. It is with this feeling that I will go out to you in
the coming months to acquaint you with NDP.
Respectfully,
PAUL CAR OLL
workshop for History Curators at
Elimville Hall last Tuesday.
Mrs. R,C, Walker, Provincial
Curator was in charge,
Miss Marlene Taylor, Kitchen-
er visited with Miss Sharon Rad-
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Genttner,
Lucan, and Mr. and Mrs, Lorne
Genttner attended the Fulcher-
Tangley wedding at Oakville
at Oakville, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Genttner
attended the McNaughton -Lock-
hart wedding at Ailsa Craig,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Genttner
attended the golden wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs,
Jonathon Pollard, Strathroy.
Weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Genttner were Mr.
and Mrs. George Fulcher, John
Neil, and Aliss Donata Fulcher,
Toronto.
CONFIRMATION SERVICE
Three young adults, Patricia
Bender, Janice Tiernan, and
Scott Boyle were confirmed in
Calvary 'United Church, Sunday,
June 27, by Rev. Bruce Guy.
GOLF 9 HOLES
at
Sanders Par 3
'PITCH & PUTT'
Grand Bend
1 mile south of OWRC
lake side of hwy. 21
We rent short sets
'Spalding Franchise'
PONY RIDES
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Jim Darling, left, of Darling's IGA bought the grand
champion raised by Robert McGregor, while Joe Merner
purchased the reserve grand champion for Merner's Meat
Market from Murray McGregor.
The Hensall Calf Club wish to express their appreciation
to all the buyers who attended the Hensall-South Huron
Calf Club sale last Tuesday evening and who, by their brisk
bidding, made the show a success.
It is support such as this which enables the committee to
carry on with the program among the young people in our
community and we know everyone shares a pride in their
accomplishments.
BUYER NO. PURCHASED
Darlings I.G.A. (Champion @ 41c Ib.) 3
Joe Merner for Merner's Meat Market (Reserve 38c) 1
Ray Bell for Burns & Co. 15
Rodger McCloy for Stirlings Packers 10
Wm Rinn for Canada Packers 8
Emerson Gill for Corbett Sales 7
Don Crothers 7
Hensall Sales Barn 4
Ed Watson 5
Coleman Packing Co, (George Ardy) 4
Al Scholl for Al's Super Save 4
Bruce McCall for Brussel's Livestock Ltd. 3
Teo Van Steeg for Lobo Abattoir 3
Dees Beef (Art McCaugherty) 3
Exeter Frozen Foods 3
Ed Gardhouse 2
Harold McCue for Canada Packers 2
Les Charleton for F. W. Fearmans Co. 2
J. M. Schneiders Ltd. 2
Murray Carrothers for Town Packers 1
Bill Green for U.C.O 1
Bill Dale for U.C.O. 1
Roy Scotchmer for U.C.O 1
Michael Dojal for U.C.O. 1
Campbell McKinley for Dun & Levack 1
Clarence Poortinga 1
Robt McKinley, MP 1