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MARRIED 60 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Consitt
of Hensall are happy and healthy and celebrate their
60th wedding anniversary with an open house at
their hOrne today. Both are 80 years old and. Mr.
Consitt still shovelS his own snow. (Staff Photo)
C sifts celebrate
th anniv rsary, 6 , .
„,,.,tricl- Ethel • COnsitt of, For uryeara they farmed on .
Hensall are celebrating their 60th the ,Parr Line and then mos ed to
-nodding anni.veraary with an • Lot 21. Con. 4 LRS. Tuckersanith
open house for •,friends ariar where the farmed until mok ing
relatives' today at their King to Hensall in 1956. They retired in
• '. Street home. . 1n6n. .
Their family treated them to an The couple has Zki 0 sons...lack
• anvils ersary dinner on Sunday. of; Hensall and Ray in
The couple, who arc both 80. tsiekersmith township ' on the
keep fit and happy doing all their home farm. - They has e seven
ins n hou'sework and home grandchildren and one great
illulrilt:IlanCV. grandchild ..
Thes were married in Blake, at Mr. and Mrs. Conant have
. ' the. home of the bride's parents. reeieved congratulations from
Mr. and Mrs. Henry ZaPle. In 'opposition leader Robert
. Res .• Richardson of Kippen and Stanfield, Premier William Eistvia
Revs Johnson of Varna, • Mr.' and Jack Riddell, MPP. They
Conant' s pat'en't~ acre the late expect • plaques from the
Mr. and Mrs. John Consitt of prInincial and federal
Hillsoreen.- governments. • •
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EXETER 2357:164p LONDON 227-4191
Open Weekdays Until 9:00 Saturdays Until 6:00
Dashwood when they met tor the-- mills, cheese factories, tannery,
Canadian Industries meeting. A ' were mentioned. A donation was
question and answer period made to the Adelaide Hoodless
follussed which was very interest.
ing and educational and was
conducted by Mr. Bob Fry.
Mrs. Robert Kinsman,
President, presided""' over the
business part of rhe meeting and
qpened by reading two poems
'"Just Believe"- and •
"Geraniums —. The roll call was
-answered by naming industries
Correspondent
Mrs, Rena Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Ken McLellan
and family and Mrs. Norman
Rickert attended the wedding of
Diekert's niece in Kitchener
on, Saturday.
Congratulations to, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Consitt, former
resitients of the Kippen area, \N ho
are celebrating their sixtieth
wedding anniversary this week.
Kipper; last W.I.
Members of Kippen East
Women's Institute and guests sears ago.
enjoyed a tour of the Adult
Industries such as Salt, Winery
Rehabilitation Centre at F a rnondsille, Saw-mills, cider
BY HELEN ALLEN
• HELPFUL AND DEPENDABLE •
Brian is a shy 12-year-old with brown hair and blue eves. he
is healthy and stockily built, wearing glasses for
. nearsightedness. His hack ,round is French Canadian.
Brian is small for his age and below average menfolk'
seems Much younger. He gets on well with childr
younger or older but is not happy in ,his ag
because he cannot compete with them. H ecial
education and will never Ile able to handle atnaidemic subjects.
He will probably need a sheltered workshbia setting when he
grows up.
Meantime Brian is happy, friendly, gonl-natured and
co-operative. he likes to be helpful and is dependable about
doing chores. he likes to be outdoors and enjoys camping,
swimming and riding bike.
Brian needs a family who will love him for his sweet nature
• and will be realistic' about his li mitations. Other children,'
either older or younger, will he an -asset in Brian's adoption
'home.
' To inquire about adopting 'Brian, please write to Today's
Child, Ministry (if Community & Social Services, Box 888,
o'naa-Station K, Toronto M4P 2142. In yOur letter tell something of
yrSur present family and your way of 'life.
For general adoption information, contact your local
ildren's Aid Society.
"Well, well,'' exclaimed one
tourist, "I ne‘er knew this a as a
novernment job.''
want your driver's license.''
the officer said. "This is your
librata card.”
"I know: I'm looking• for my
licenae,— replied the 'dri=er, "I
jUst thought you'd like something
s . to read until I find it,"
Visitors with Clara Featherston
,at the Qlle1211 0.\Va 'Nursing Home
\sere her a'eners, Mrs.' lieura
Smith. Mrs. Margaret Larson,
Mrs. Belle Reid and her brother
'and sister-iii-Iasi. tor. and Mrs.
Billandrker.
Mrs,Shirley'"Prouty \ whit
Lynn. Lattimore. Isobel `SProat.
Alsn, Barrett and Roy McDonald.
Mrs. Vera Britne14‘isited with
Miss Isobel Brintnellaand a Mrs.
Main Upshali.
Mrs. Irene ,Finnlayson visited
with Mrs. Mary Parlmer. Mrs.
Correspondent
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor
Rev. W.D.J'arvis conducted
service in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday and gave a
most informative sermon on "Our.
Budget". Weather permitting the
Annual Congregational meeting.
will be held on Friday, January
30th at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Dave Kyle who has been a
patient in South Huron Hospital
for the past • several weeks' was'
able' to 'return to her home last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dalton of '
Seaforth were recent visitors with
the latter's parents, Mir. and mrs.
Harold Parker.
Mr. iind Mrs. Ralph Holland,
Gss en and Michael of Clinton
were recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, .lint Sangster and Brad.
Messrs. Jack and Al Corbett
spent , Inca...weekend 'on pi ice
fishing trip to Lake Simcoe.
Res'. Don Beck conducted .
worship aers•ice in Hensall United
Church on Sunday, speaking on
the subject "Let's Gossip". The
choir sang an anthem. 'Sunday
Mary Upshall and Mrs. Anna
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. Mrs. Acli.c.•Smillie was visited
hoc Clarence.
--' Mr. Knit/ of Exeter visited his
datigher Alcida Kats. Dorothy
Prouty and Mrs,. McDonald visited
Kul McDonald. '
Chaster and Illa Dunn and
Chance and Hazel Snell visited
nald. \'era Lamnue. Roy McDo
Louise ' Mitchell and Adeline
also
Kraft.
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Kldpp
s kited with Mrs.. Kraft, Mrs.
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February Ist will be' Laymen's
with r Hensall. and
Chiselhurst congregations joining
for worship. The event • will
feature special music and Mr.
Bob Elliott of Clinton and Pine
Lake Camp will be guest speaker.
In,,,,,nnoon of Officers of
ChisJ1hurst U.C.W. • was
announced. Past Presidents—Earla
Coleman; President - Dorothy
Parker:. Viced President
Mary - Brintnellt2nd Vice
President • Phyllis Parsons;
Treasurer - rothy Brintnell;
Ass't Treasnrer Marg. Cole;
Set-retina' and Pt -as • 2 , Loretta
Riley Ass't Sec. & Pr
Taylor. The artmial nice
pot luck' supper will be held
Wednesday. January 28th. at
6:30 p.m.
Mr,. Jack Corbett visited this
week with hoc brother-in-law and
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Adams in Exeter.
Mr. Tom Peters of Port Alice.
B.C. is spending some time with
his mother, Mrs. Fred Peters and
also sisiting with his father Mr.
Peters ho • is recuperating
Mary Upshall and her daughter-
in-la w Margaret 'and Betty
l'pshall and grandchildren Danny
and Trudy and brother James
McDougall.
Rev. Glenn Wright . of, Exeter
took the .ehurch service 'on.
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,Thuradtry accompanied by Louise
Mitchell at the .piano.
Unit #4' of the Hensall United
Church .entertained the residents
on Monday at Bingo. under the
direction of Mrs. .Earl • Rowe,
• Mrs. Laird Miekle entertained the
residents .with piano- music. •
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following a heart attack in
Wingham General Hospital.
Mr. JOhn Petty who had. the
misfortune to fall on the icy street
and dislocate his shoulder is
convalescing in St Joseph's
Hospital, London.
Mrs, Joyce Lee is a patient in
Wingham General Hospital.
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Fund. thO A C W W• Nutrition
Education Fitnd. Members will
set up a booth at the Bean
Festival in Zurich and will visit
. Huronview March 10. Margaret
Hoggarth and Ruby Triebner will
have . charge of arranging the
progrann •
A euchre is planned for the
Jatier.part of February with the
operating iti the sicinity SO to 10Q-o North Group in charge. No action ,
was taken regarding the closing
of GoderichPsychiatrie Hospital
and the. members will. not set up
an exhibit tit Exeter Fair. Mrs. H.
ft I .Caldwell gas e courtesy remarks. •
The meeting was preceded by a,
dinner is ith the trainees at the
centre. Mrs. R. Bell and Mrs.
Ernie Whitehouse were in charge
of the arrangements.
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