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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-06-20, Page 9McCURDY TRACK STARS — Individual winners in the various age categories were named at the recent track and field meet at J, A. D. McCurdy school at Huron Park, Back, left, Randy Somerville, Nina Underhill and Roxanne Hippern..Front, Roger Rygg, Chris Somann, Kerry Rock and Yvonne Wells. Missing was Colleen Koehler. A photo TRACK WINNERS AT CENTENNIAL — The seven Huron Centennial students shown above placed first in various events at a recent Centre of Huron elementary school track meet. Back, left, Robert Lawrence, Allan Taylor, Adrian Rehorst and Dianne Wilson. Front, Janice Webster, Ray Dallas and Betty Gower. T-A photo Two reunions held Bake sale for church ladies USED CARS 1969 CORTINA GT, 4 cylinder. Licence DFZ055 1969 FORD 2-door hard- top, V-8, automatic, radio. Licence DFV170 1969 DODGE CORONET 500 2-door hardtop, 318 V- 8 automatic, radio. 1970 SUNBEAM ALPINE GT, radio, tape deck. 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And Sarnia. The first leg is in a westerly direction and - this will take the beats across. Lake Huron where they will turn northeasterly and again cross the Lake to Goderich. The final leg yvilibe south to finish at Grand Bend for .a total of 100 nautical miles. The Grand Fiend Yacht Club, sponsors of the Canada Trtist 100, have instituted numerous safety requirements and in addition, the Canadian Coast Guard Cutter "Rapid" will be following *he fleet in case of any emergency , In this test of seamanship and navigation the Canada Trust Company has awarded a trophy for the first boat to finish under the International Offshore Rule handicap. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold McCann, Mrs. Noreen McCann and Mr. & Mrs. Wm. McCann attended their niece's High School Graduation last weekend in Pontiac, Michigan. On June 5 a large crowd •of relatives and neighbours gathered at the school gym to attend a community shower for Barbara McCann, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jack McCann, Barbara was assisted by Joanne McCann and Barbara Lewis in opening the gifts. A social hour was spent as all of her aunts and cousins served a lunch. Mr. & Mrs. Mike Dietrich, Ottawa and Mr. & Mrs. Peter Eckert, Kitchener, spent last weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Chas, Dietrich and attended the Glavin- Oesch wedding in Zurich. Mary Eileen Carey and her friend Marilyn Muleski, Toronto visited the formers parents Mr, & Mrs. Joe Carey over the weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Lane and Mr, & Mrs. Herb Person, Pontiac, Michigan, visited with Mrs. Laura McCann last weekend and attended the Hartman-McCann wedding in Mt. Carmel Church and the reception in Dashwood Community Centre. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Barnes and family, Hamilton and Mr. & Mrs. Don McCann and family, Wat- ford; Mr. & Mrs. Tom McCann and family, Dianne and Susan McCann, London were Fathers' Day visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Clem McCann. ' Mr. Thomas Ryan is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Kathy Ryan, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ryan was among the graduates at Brantford Hospital in the Registered Nurses Assistant Class, She has accepted a position in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. The Precambrian shield covers an area of 700,000 square miles, mostly in Central Canada. By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD Group 3 with Mrs. Ray Van- dorsselaer convener was in charge of the June meeting of Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid. The topic, "Ecclesiastical Embroidery and the Symbols of the Church" was taken by Mrs. Ray Rader and Mrs. Charles Martene. There will be a bake sale July 6th. The Altar Guild is Helen Nadiger and Mrs. Ray Van- dorsselaer. There will be no meetings during July and August. Rader Reunion The Rader Reunion was held Sunday at Riverviqw Park, Exeter. The Ivan Taylor family, Kit- chener, conducted a sports program with the following winners: 5 and under, Karen Miller; 6-8, Brenda Rader; 9-12, Barbara Rader; kick the ball, Charlotte Miller. A candy scramble was held for all children. Couple race, Wayne and Carol Weiberg; pie plate race, Carolyn and Ross Haywood. Several adult relays and a tug-of-war were conducted. President, Wayne Weiberg welcomed everyone and had a moment of silence for those who had passed away. Several special prizes were awarded: lucky cup, Colin McGregor; guessing the number of mints, Helen Wagner; youngest baby, Charlotte Weiberg; oldest person, Mrs. Adeline Kraft; longest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Witmer (50 years); birthday nearest date, Mrs. Bill Wagner; lady with most pennies, Mrs. Leonard Prang; man with most keys, Bill Wagner. The next picnic will be the second Sunday in June 1976 with the following officers: president, Ray Rader; vice-president, Ray Taylor; secretary, Mrs. Irvin Rader; treasurer, Colin McGregor; sports committee, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Haywood; table convener, Mrs. Garnet Weiberg. Marlene Reunion The annual Martene Reunion was ,held at Blackbush school Sunday with 74 present. President, Homer Russell welcomed guests from Chesley, Seaforth, London, Port Colborne, Paris, Markham, Exeter and Dashwood. Following dinner, Mr. & Mrs. Dean McKnight and Mr. & Mrs. Don Weigand conducted sports and awarded several special prizes. The picnic will be held same time same place next year with the following officers: president, Gerald Martene; vice-president, Charles Tiernan; secretary, Sharon Martene; sports com- mittee, London families; table committee, Mrs. Tom Hern, Mrs. ..Charles Martene, Mrs. Alvin Bearss and Mrs. Anthony Martene. Personals Louis Dietrich and Eben Weigand are patients in Victoria Hospital where they underwent surgery. Stacey Lee, infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. David Rader was baptized in Zion Lutheran Church Sunday June 16 by Rev. Frank Morgret. Sponsors were Mr, & Mrs. Jim Glavin, Huron Park. Dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Dave Rader and Stacey, Sunday were Mrs. A. Scott, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Funston The Editor: A message to the sky patrol policemen who were up above keeping a watchful eye over me on May 27 at approximately 9:50 a.m. while I was on my way to work in Exeter. Being unaware of their presence, I drove down the Crediton road, made the turn to Exeter and was waved into the laneway of the boat mfg. plant by a policeman. Believe me I was scared, but I'll tell you they sure are won- derful fellows because they don't only stop people to tell you what you've done wrong but also what you've done right. In their words they just wanted to commend me on my excellent driving. Thanks very much to the fellows of the O.P.P. P. E. Dear Editor: The Huron Historic Jail Board is busy preparing for its first season. Part of this preparation in- Gordon Scott, Pauline, Kevin and Keith, Crediton; Mr. & Mrs. Jim Glavin, Huron Park, and Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader, eludes putting together a display of the works of the former Goderich photographer, Mr. R. Sallows. If any reader happens to have any of Mr. Sallow's photos in his possession, we would appreciate it very much if they would allow One of our members to come to their home to photograph their original in order that a copy can be used in this display. Kindly phone me at 524-9924 or write to me at the address below if you can help'--it will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Joan Van der Broeck 175 Wellington St. S. Goderich, Ontario Morley clan meets at family's cottage The Annual Morley Reunion was held at the original John Morley Cottage at Sauble Beach now owned by Ewart and Clara Pym. In 1956 the first Morley Reunion was held at Clavering, to celebrate the Golden Wedding Anniversary of the late Patricia (Morley) and Charles Hayes of Brantford. The 1974 group represented all branches of the original families, coming from Brantford, Sarnia, Elmira, Preston, Hepworth, Shallow Lake, Lucan, Granton, Exeter, Whalen Corners, London and Owen Sound. Although the weather threatened both meals were enjoyed outdoors. The business, pictures and entertainment were conducted indoors. William Morley was replaced by Pete Black of Stratford as president and Mrs. Black will replace the retiring Secretary Treasurer Margery Morley. Senior Citizens' Week in Ontario is June 16-24th. This year the theme is "living every minute of it!" to emphasize the capacity to enjoy life at any age. A survey by the US Insurance Institute for Highway Safety shows that head restraints have account for on 18% reduction in whiplash injuries. Now someone has invented an air bag for the front of the car. The bag is inflated when the driver pushes a "panic but.. ton." In Japan's future may well be a total ban of autos from its cities. Instead, people will be moved about via conveyor belts and computerized sub- ways. If the car pulls constantly to one side when stopping, it's probably due to a wheel cylinder defect. The highest recorded price for a vintage car was the $65,000 paid for a 1905 Rolls-Royce a few years ago. Sorry, we can't sell you a vintage Rolls - but we do feature a dazzling selec- tion of economical beauties at Larry Sniders. Larry Snider MOTORS LIMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227.4191 Huron County's Largest Ford Dealer Drive in soon! Dear Sir: I am writing concerning an Incident that took place on the 6th of June 1974 concerning the medical staff at the South Huron Hospital. My son Rick Funston had a car accident about 2:10 a,m. on the 6th of June 1974. The ambulance was called And he and a Mr, Rock were taken to Exeter Hospital. On arrival at the hospital, the nurse in charge called the Doctor on duty. The Doctor told the nurse to have the ambulance take the patients to his office in Dash- wood. The patients were again loaded into the ambulance and taken to Dashwood where they were unloaded from the am- bulance into the doctor's office. He checked the patients over and had them taken to the hospital; Rick Funston to Exeter and Mr. Rock to London. The patients were moved on and off the ambulance a total of six times before they were finally put into a hospital bed. This was a period of over two hours for Rick Funston and over three hours for Mr. Rock. This seems to be very strange for a doctor or hospital to func- tion, as normally the doctor would come to the hospital to examine the patients. I feel that if a doctor does not take his responsibility seriously enough to do this, there should possibly be a law, Federal or Provincial, that would enforce him to take this action, I know in this case the accident victims were not hurt seriously, but I do not believe the doctor knew this when he had them moved from the hospital to his office. I, think this sort of medical attention could and will if con- tinued, cost someone their life.