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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-01-29, Page 5Hensall. and district news CORRESPONDENTS • Mrs. Hilda Payne, Phone 262.5018 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262.2025 .Hensall personal items Hospital and the members will not set up an exhibit at Exeter Fair. Mrs. H. Caldwell gave courtesy remarks. The meeting was preceded by a dinner with the trainees at the Centre. Mrs. R. Bell and Mrs. E. Whitehouse were in charge of the arrangements. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Ken McLelland and family and Mrs. Norman Dickert attended the wedding of Mrs. Dickert's niece in Kitchener on Saturday. Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Roy Consitt former residents of Kippen area who are celebrating their sixtieth wedding an- niversary. A few people leave foot prints in the sands of time, but many others are mighty busy covering their tracks. In the business world an executive knows something about everything, a technician knows everything about something, and the switchboard operator knows everything! 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They were married at Blake in Stanley Township and when asked what was the secret of their long marriage they replied, "We promised to stay together and we have kept that promise, that is not to say, we haven't had our ups and downs'. The Consitts have two sons, John of Hensall, and Ray who farms the family homestead, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. They received greetings from Jack Riddell, MPP, Premier Wm. Davis, and Robert Stanfield, leader of the opposition, and a scroll from the Province of Ontario. Rev. W. D. Jarvis 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 30 at 7:30 p.m, Mrs. Dave Kyle who has been a patient in South Huron Hospital Queensway news Weekly visitors with their wives at the Queensway Nursing Home were Roy Parlmer ; Wilbert filling and Mill Lavery, Those visiting their mothers were Sharon Doxtator ; Kathy Bell and Stewart and Doris Bannerman. Mary Goodwin visited with her father W. 0. Goodwin. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Fisher of Exeter visited with Louise Mitchell, Mrs. Roy McDonald, Stewart and Jean Triebner visited with Roy McDonald. Mrs. Edna Caldwell of Exeter visited with her mother Mrs. E. Sararas and Mary Upshall. Mr. & Mrs. Roy MacDonald also visited with Mrs. Sararas. Mr. Katz and Mr. & Mrs. Dykstra visited Aleeta Katz, Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted the church service accompanied at the piano by Louise Mitchell. On Monday Unit No. 4 of the Hensall United church en- tertained. Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Peck, and Mrs. Rogerson directed Bingo and Mrs. Eric Luther provided piano music and singing. Continued from page 4 And speaking, of the Olympics,. I learn without horror add', sadly, without surprise, that the Quebec government has diverted some 400 million dollars from the James Bay project to bail out the 1976 Olympics. How does that grab you? And that's only a drop in the big bucket with the bigger hole in the bottom. Something that rather shook me was the widespread hatred of teachers that emerged when Toronto high school teachers went on strike. I don't think the word is too strong. At a time when doctors were noisily demanding more money, teachers were accused, virulently, violently, and viciously, of being "un- professional" in going on strike, The strike was perfectly legal, yet the teachers were called everything but child-molesters. Letters to the editor ran about 90 percent against teachers. Columnists and editorial writers made no attempt to be objective, and used warped figures, arrant sentimentality, personal vin- dictiveness and appeals to the emotions to turn the public for the past several weeks was able to return to her home last week. Mr. & Mrs. Don Dalton of Seaforth were recent visitors with the latter's parents Mr, & Mrs, Harold Parker, Mr. & Mrs, Ralph Holland, Gwen and Michael of Clinton visited this week with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Sangster and Brad. Messrs. Jack and Al Corbett spent the weekend on an ice fishing trip to Lake Simcoe. Mrs. Jack Corbett was a recent visitor with her brother-in-law and sister Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Adams in Exeter. Jack Corbett gets service diploma The Hensall South Huron Agricultural Society met on Monday afternoon in the IOOF Lodge Hall, Hensall, The following officers were appointed by acclamation as follows: President: Bill Coleman; 1st Vice President; Jack Kinsmen; 2nd Vice President: Bruce Rathwell; Secretary; Mrs. Grant MacGregor; Auditors: Eric Ldther and John Baker. Bill Coleman presided for the meeting during which time Jack Corbett was presented with a "Service Diploma" for his faith- ful years work in the Society Jack Soldan made the presentation. The Spring Fair will be held on June 22. Plans are underway for a Fair Dance to be held in the summer, The next meeting will be held on March 15. against teachers. Strange. I can understand some of it as pure res.ext!ment. I pity the fnother wliose entire social life is disrupted by a couple of hulking teenagers hanging around the house when they should be in school. And for the working parents who have to go out and leave the house at the mercy of that 16-year-old lump lying in bed. But I can't quite understand the sheer, naked hatred that emerged. I went through school, and I didn't then, and don't now, hate any of my teachers. I felt sorry of some of them. We could make Miss Graydon, our French teacher, cry at the drop of a chapeau. Poor Dr. Wheatly, with a Ph.D. in science, couldn't keep order. But I admired some of them, like Old Flem, with whom I still communicate, and who has challenged me to a ski cross-country race. And I almost loved some, Old Mary Walker, who used to strap me three times a week. Laura Walker, my first- grade teacher, gentle, kind, bright. Katie Johnston, who in- stilled in me a love of literature. Not a sadist' or a bully or a sneak among the lot of them. Strange, that hatred. United Church Rev, Don Beck conducted worship service in Hensall United Church on Sunday speaking on the subject "Let's Gossip". The choir sang an anthem, Sunday February 1 will be Laymen's Service with Hensel] and Chiselhurst congregations joining for the worship event which will feature special music and Mr. Bob Elliott of Clinton and Pine Lake Camp will be the guest speaker, The Installation of Officers of Chiselhurst UCW was announced. Past President; Erla Coleman; President: Dorothy Parker; 1st Vice-President; Mary Brintnell; 2nd Vice- President: Phyllis Parsons; Treasurer: Dorothy Brintnell; Ass't Treasurer; Marg Cole; Secretary & Press: Loretta Riley; Ass't Sec. & Press: Pearl Taylor. The Annual meeting of Hensall United Church will be held at 6:30 p.m. with a Pot Luck Supper on Wednesday, January 28 followed by the meeting. a pot luck dinner with 40 in at- tendance, Rev, Beaton called the meeting to order and Mrs. Richard Shoebottom was elected secretary. Annual reports were read and adopted. Wes Hodgson was ap- pointed to the Board of Stewards, Mrs. Richard Shoebottom was elected treasurer of the "M and S" fund. Mrs. Earl Dixon was asked to investigate the possibility of installing storm windows in the choir loft. Sam Skinner and Earl Dixon were appointed to help ' plan renovations to the church kitchen along with the UCW committee. March of Dimes February 3 The Ontario March of Dimes is in its 25th year of service to the province's estimated 750,000 physically disabled men and women, and for the 25th year in a row, the "Marching Mothers" of the area will be out in force to raise much-needed funds with which to carry on the many essential March of Dimes projects. In Hensall the campaign will take place Tuesday evening, February 3, under the direction of Mrs. Joanne Bell and the Kinette Club of Hensall, "Marching Mothers" in this area give unstintingly of their time and effort to enable the March of Dimes to carry on its very vital work of "Helping People Live Like People". MAINTENANCE WORK — on elevator heads atop the 86 foot storage Gerbro must have been cold going for the two workmen pictured here. Centralia U.C. meeting By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Members of Kippen East Women's Institute and guests enjoyed a tour of the Adult Rehabilitation Centre at Dash- wood when they met for the Canadian Industries meeting, January 21. A question and an- swer period conducted by Mr. Bob Fry proved to be interesting and educational. Mrs, Robert Kinsman, president, opened the business part of the meeting by reading two poems, "Just believe" and "Geraniums". The roll call was answered by naming an industry operating in the township 50 to 100 years ago. A donation was made to the Adelaide Hoodless Fund and the ACWW and nutrition education fund. Members will set up a booth at the Bean Festival in Zurich and visit Huronview, March 10. Margaret Hoggarth and Ruby Triebner will arrange the program. A euchre is planned for the latter part of February with the North Group in charge. No action was taken con- cerning the Goderich Psychiatric Tirnes.Advocate, January 29, 1976 Page; Kippen East WI, plan activities By MRS. FRED BOWDEN The annual meeting of the Centralia United Church was held Sunday afternoon following ttts.ift&•.. silos at the Hensall Cook Division of photo by Bagley.