The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-07-07, Page 15401
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OVerweigiat persona suffer
from heart attael s probably
three times as . fxegtmlatJy as
those of average weight. Con-
e' of weight, work and worry
essential in prevention •of
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Separate. School Graduation,
Valedictorian Takes. Two Prizes
,
Valedictorian `Lynda Corbeft4ezltbe'rs of the class are Dandy lt'bbin Campion, Timothy Do- . Beattie, Verlaine Burke,iMUrphy, Lorraine Pettus, Mary
.hexty, _ Nora_ Donnelly, , Linda
Eichholz, Lynne Hildebrande,
Dennis Merb, Patricia Pitre,
Lucy Stinn.i sen.
also received two awards in
,graduation, ceremonies for St.
Marys' and St. Peter's, .sebools
last D week.
Lynda received the first prize
for general proficiency. of the
Catholic Women's League, and
the prize for literature from
Ahmeek' LO.D.E.
Second prize for general pro-
ficiency givei,,by the Women's
Institute was taken by Michael
Walzak. Michael also received
the social studies prize of the
Maple Leaf I.O.D.E.
Mary Sherratt won the prize
for public stleaking given by
St. Mary's teaching staff.
Dan Murphy was speaker for
the graduation ceremonies. -
Parent -T eat her Association
achie$ement awards went to
Anne Marie Lassaline, kinder-
garten; Mary Burns, Grade 1;
Anne McCauley, Grade 2; Mar-
lene Pettus, Grade 3; Marie
Cummings, Grade 4; Laurence
Lassaline, Grade 6; Judith
Beattie, Grade 6; Christine
Sudyk, Grade 7.
On June 27 the Grade 8 gradu-
ates visited ,the Martyr's Shrine,
Fort Ste, Ma:ie, the Indian
lage and museum at Midland.
taker, Betty (Bedard, _Beverly
Bedour, Mary Brudnick, Mar-
lene Connelly, Lynda Corbett,
1.Vlary Chisholm, James .Everett
Paul Helfer, Dennis; Johnston,
Janice Kinahan, Isabelle Las -
saline, Ruth Melady, Randy
Miller, Tammy Plouffe, Virginia
,Redmond, Lynda Reinhart, Ger-
rard Sherratt, Mary Sherratt,
Michele Sudyk, Danny Tevlyn,
Michael Walzak, Kenny Young.
Promotion results:
Kindergarten to Grade. 1
David Bedew;, Janice Davies,
Janet Denomy, Daniel Donnelly,
Mark Gaynor, William Kovacs,
Joseph McGeough, Anne Marie
Murphy, Da',ie}rt,��, Plouffe,
Dwayne Ross, ohit'Sudyk, Cath-
erine W.sser, Ian Chisholm, Rita
De Jong, Thomas Doherty, Carol
Fisher, Jamie . Hawes, Anne
Marie Lassaline; Marian IVlelick,
Sheila O'Brien, Christine Red-
.., Lisa Selinger, Susan
Wismer, Janet Young. -
Grade 1 to Grade 2
Carolyn Aubin, Mary Burns,
Theresa Cummings, Karen Don-
nelly, Donna Dowhaniuk, Rich-
ard Healy, Margaret Kovacs,
Michael Miller, Diane Smith,
Dennis Waiter, Marilyn Aubin.
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Grade 2 to Grade 3 '
Nancy Allin, Theresa Bird,
Kelly Campion, Michael Davies,
Gerard De Jong, Dennis Dow-
haniuk, Joanne Healy, Susan
Koster, Josephine Lang, Joseph
Lassaline, Ann McCauley,
Michele Melady, Lori Selinger,
Kevirt Young, Jeffrey .Baechler,
Mary' Bowers, 'Michael Cum-
mings, Marianne Dean, Jahn
Denomy, John Grace, Deborah
Jeffrey, Violet Kovacs, Eliza-
beth Lassaline, Deborah Mac -
Innis, Lynn McGeoggh, Maureen
Redmond, Patricia Walter.
Grade 3 to Grade 4
Phillip Abbott, Fergus Burns,
Elizabeth Redmond, James
Smith, Barbara Baechler, Anne
Marie Melick, Catherine
Selinger, Paul Walter,
Patricia. Dawes, - -Tommy - De
Jong, Janine Fisher, Susan
Hawes, Gerry O'Brien, Marlene
pettus, Tony Tevlin,
Grade 4 to Grade "5
Donald Bedour,, Mark Bower,
Stanley�`'Brudniclu, Ronald Ch]s-
holm, Marie Cummings, Jiminy
Derners, Larry Donnelly, Mich-
ael Donnelly, Maurice Dowhan-
iuk, John Fisher, Todd Hawes,
Bruce Hildebrand, Ilona Kevaes,
Christopher Lassaline, Mary
Ellen Lynn, Wendy McAsteeker,
Debbie Mero, Tom O'Brien,
Dianne Osborn,, John Plouffe,
Robert Poulin, Robert Selinger,
Marcel Stinnissen, Arlene Walt-
ers.0
Grade 5to Grade 6 -
Dale Baechler, Judith Bedard,
Paul Cummings, James Denomy,
Brenda- Fisher, Kathryn Hawes,
Gabriel Kacprzak, Lawrence
Lassaline, James Leddy, Mau-
reen McCauley, Constance
Ann itedrnond,'Patcick 'l herrartt,
Deborah Smith, Mary Stimson,
Anthony Stinnissen,
Grade 6 to Grade 7
Francis Bird, Peter Brudnicki,
Patricia Burns, Susan :Chisholm,
Daniel De Mers, Michele Las -
saline, Michael Redmond, Robert
Schmidt,' Rita Sherratt, aiw-
rence Siemon, Julie Sudyk, 1Vrary
Anne •Tevlin, James Baechler,
Judith Beattie, Sara Everett,
Brian Grace, Deborah Hawes,
Teresa Healy, David Lassaline,
Conrad Melady, Roslyn Miller,
Kevin McLean, Timothy O'Brien,
Deborah Pitblado, Patricia Rein-
hart.
Grade 7 to Grade 8
Clara Bedard, Daniel Burns,
Jane Dean, Eugene De Jong,
Paul- Donnelly, Richard Fisher,
David Graf, Patrick O'Brien,
Corinne Poulin, David Selinger,
Leroy Siemon; Brock Stimson,
Andrew Stinnissen, Christina
Sudyk, Kathleen Wedlock.
Greene Sees Confusion
fiver Dairy Support Polity
Agriculture Minister J. J.
Greene says there appears to be
a misunderstanding as ' to the
federal role in the present dairy
support program.
In a statement issued from his
office, Mr.- Greene said:
"In view of the lively interest
in this matter currently evident,
it seems timely to repeat pertin-
ent facts already on the public
record but apparently not yet
fully understood in all interest-
ed circles.,
"We believe purchase and
subsidy measures which the
'Agricultural Stabilization Board
'.s authorized to fallow make it
possible for processors to pay
producers $3.25 , per hundred-
weight at thie factory for milk
testing 3.5 per cent butterfat
con tent.
"The federal government does
not, however, have the author-
ity to direct the price that
processors should pay produc-
ers. This is a provincial author-
ity under interpretations of con-
stitutional responsibility.
' "The same applies to condi-
tions of sale, such as the' cost
of transportation, amortization'
of the costs of producer storage.
tanks, and. so -on.
"The federal policy for. the
dairy year that began last April
lst is designed to provide an
average of $4 per hundred-
weight for 3.5 per cent manu-
facturing milk at the factory. It
;aims at achieving this by en-
couraging market conditions
that make it possible for pro-
cessors to pay $3.25,.arid by _add-
ing to this a direct federal pay-
ment of '75 cents per' hundred-
weight.
James Richardson & Sons Ltd.
'Serving The Feed Dealers of Western Ontario'
PHONE 524-8388, GODERI'CH
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"This represents an increase
of apprgximateiy 40 per cent
over the average return of $2.85
to 52.90 in 1962/63. •
"In Ontario the provincial
milk board has set $3.25 per
hundredweightas the minimum
price processors may pay at,the
factory for manufacturing milk.,
• ."In provinces where . no such
floor prices have been set
through legislation, •it remains
a matter of market competition,
It is the responsibility of pro-
ducers -and their organizations
to bargain with processors for
the best price.
- "I believe the federal ,contri-
butiora to the stability of the
dairy industry and towards eas-
ing the problems of our dairy
farmers this ?M. is a worthy
and `responsible one. Federal
payments under the dairy .pro-
gram in the current year are
expected to be in the neighbor-
hood of $90,000,000. This is
$40,000,000 more than in the.
previous dairy year and '$67,000,-
000 more than the yearly aver-
age of the last five years under
the previous government."'
The Goderweh Signal -Star, "h trsday, Jtb1y '7,_.1465
Don Edward, left, and Bob Stoll, Grade
12 students at Goderich Collegiate' ' In-
stitute have been attending a Seminar for
TomorroW's Leaders at Huron Church Camp,
three mi"es south of Bayfield. They were
sponsored by Goderich. Rotary.
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1IR5. h. E. NAFTEL
A funeral was held Tuesday!
for Mrs. fins l et E. Naftel, 82,
of Hurc•iview, who died there
Saturday
Mrs, Naftel was the former
Marion Grace Crawford, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Archdale
Crawford of Sarnia. •
Following her marriage in
Guelph she 'Lived in Goderich
Township from 1913, moving to
Goderich in 1925. Mr. Naftel
died it 1951• .I
Mrs. Naftel worked with the
nursing auxiliary during the'
Second World War. She was a
membe- of Ynox Presbyterian
Church.
Slie.is surv,ved by a daughter,
Mrs. Marion Kulp, Detroit; three
sons, Charles K , and 'James E.,
Goderi:h; Leslie R., Barrie;
three sisters, Mrs. Willa Hunt,
Chicago; Mrs. Edith De More,
ClearVater; Fla •; Mrs. ReheCc2..
Hagerty. Rochester; and' a bro.
ther, Edwaid, Detroit.
Rev: R. U. McLean ofliciatecdh
for the funeral at the Stiles,
funeral home. . Burial was in
Maitland cemetery:
`OBITUARIES
MRS. FRANK CAMPBF.LL . ANDREW M. MARfPIN
Funeral services for 'Mrs I
Frank Campbell of Huronview
were .held at the Arthur funeral -
home on. Fricay. •
Mrs. Campbell, the former
Annie 1lenrietta Brown, w a s
born January 9, 1882 in Comber
in Essex County. In 1902 she
was married to William Frank-
lin Carr pliell who predeceased.
her.
She .,vas a member of the
Westfield Un,ted Church and
the Chtircn of God at Blyth.
She luted in 'East Wawanosh
until 21<2 yens' ago when she
went to Hurcnview. - >
• Mrs. Campbell is survived by
two sons,•i 'hard"and Douglas;
of East Wawunnsh, and one sis-
ter, M.rs. Henry Smith of Com-
ber:
Rev. i'1orri., Vincent of Lon,
don, corductrd the funeral and
burial took place in •Blyth
ion cemetery,
Pallb-'arers were Victor Carrp-
bell, Fr anklih Campbell, Cecil
Campbell; Hugh •Campbejl,'Har-
old Campbell and Ralph Camp-
bell. Flowerbearers were James
Campbell, Eric Campbell and
Andrew Michae'T Martin, 83,
of • Mait'anri -Ma--nor, died Mon-
day in Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital.
Mr. Niariin was a son of the
late Joan Martin ' and Julia
Bouche, i of Ashfield Township,
and he lived his entire lie of
Kingsbridge.
' - He was 'predeceased by two'
wives: the' former Catherine
Witty anduh.c. former Martina
Ctarrol.
Hey waa a member of the Holy
Name Snciet: and the League
of the cred Heart, St.. Joseph's
Church, K 5'gsbridge.
Surviti:ng are three sons, Vie -
tor and
ie-tor._and .Michael, Stoney -Greek;
Ignatius. ° Ita:ny River; two
daughters, Mrs. Joseph L. (Lena)
Lane, Seaforth, and Mrs. Henry
(Elizabeth) Weber, -' Glenside,
Pa., and a brother. Peter, Lans-
ing, Mich.
Requiem mass was celebrated
at St. Joseph's -Church, Kings-
' bridge, yesterday, and burial
was in St. Joseph's cemetery,
Larry Campbell. ° Kingsbridge.
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