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Sorority elect slate
Alpha Pi chapter of Reta
Sigma Phi held their first
Meeting of March at the,
home of .Janice Broek. Plans
were made to. host our
mothers at a luncheon May
Lois: Godbolt gave a very
interesting program entitled
"People of Purpose." Lunch
was "served by Co-hostess
Lee Rowe.
The wend meeting of
.Mareh. was at the home of
Susan Moore. President
Suzanne Strang outlined the.
May Spring, dance.
Election of officers for the
coming year were held with.
the results as follews.
President datce Brock,
Vice President Susan Moore,
Secretary Anmarie Hoff-
man, Treasurer Ann
Baynhato,
Mrs. Campbell's program
for the evening was entitled
"Introduction to Beauty,"
She introduced her husband
Mr. Earl Campbell who gave
a very interesting presen-
tation on the history of
jeWelery,
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MR. AND MRS. GERALD WILLERT
Joanne Blaine Feehan and 6-en:Aid Wayne Willert were united
in marriage at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich, by Pastor
Jack Dressler on March 8, Joanne is the daughter of Joe and
Eileen Feehan, Sarnia, and Gerald is the son of Harold and
Joyce Willert, R.R. 2 Hensall. Kim Feehan was maid of honour
while Bernice Willert and Peggy Willert were bridesmaids.
Best man was Ken Clarke, and Ervin. Willertand Kevin Feehan
were ushers. Following a trip to the North the couple is now
residing at R.R. 1 Hensall. Photo by Jack Doerr
Seniors at Exeter
are entertained
by :ELAINE TQWNSHEND.
"Nice day, eh?" "You're
working hard, eh?" "See you
at the meeting . Iva week,
.Tacking 'eh' on the .end of
sentences, has always been
one of my speech habits. I
often asked myself why. 'Eh'
doesn't add to the sentence;
it doesn't mean anything;
and it doesn't sound very
intelligent.
I looked in the dictionary
and was surprised to find it
does have a meaning, 'Eh' is
an expression of inquiry or
surprise or an expression
inviting assent.
Recently I heard that 'eh'
is a Canadian colloquism.
Our southern neighbours and
even our English cousins
claim they can always tell a
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Canadian tourist by his `eh'
as well as his pronunciation
of 'oot' and %boot' in stead of
'put' and 'about,' They ac-
tually think we talk funny.
Some nerve, eh?
I feel better knowing my
'eh,' is not peculiar to me, but
is a sign of my Canadianism,
although there are many
other traits of' this nation I
hope the world recognizes.
Canada has always had an
identity crisis, it seems
some of it is due to our own
apathy. When I was in
school, for example
Canadian history seemed
boring and I could recite as
much American' history as
our own,
We look to the south for
entertainment, often
ignoring home grown talent
lb. $1.49
by a young American team.
For the most part, Canada
seems to be a quiet
unassuming country that
tends to her own affairs and
is made up of people who
don't recognize, the nation's
potential.
Patriotism is often met
with apathy. We'll stand at
attention for the national
anthem at a hockey game,
ball game or some other
function, as long as our hot•
dog isn't getting cold. If we
show little pride in our own
nation, how can we expect to
gain respect from other
nations?
A few things happened in
the past year to put Canada
in the limelight and to shake
Canadians out of our apathy,
The most startling, of
then joined in a sing song of
Easter songs.
Several Easter readings
were given by Mrs. Victor
Jeffrey and Mrs. Chas Snell.
Our meeting was saddened
on the announcement of the
sudden death of a very faith-
ful and 'will well liked,
member, Mr. George
Frayne our sympathy goes
out to the family.
Our next meeting will be
on the evening of May 6 at
the Legion Hall.
We have an invitation from
Seaforth but due to con-
flicting dates please get in
touch with Mrs. Bullock
president or Mrs. Leslie
Thompson.
Trend is
not good
One trend that seems to
have caught on is breakfast
skipping. It involves, getting
out of bed at the last possible
moment, dashing around to
get ready for work and
rushing out the door without
eating.
Going without breakfast is'
not a good idea. You are
likely to feel tired by mid-
morning because your
energy level continues to
drop without, food, It is also
much more difficult to
concentrate and your work
output suffers.
In an effort to reverse this
trend, foods and nutrition
specialists with the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food suggest that you get out
of bed a mere half hour
earlier, Prepare breakfast.
Enjoy it in the company of
your family or if you live
alone, listen to the radio.
You'll get to work relaxed
and satisfied.
A good breakfast can be
simple. You might like to try
a half cup of vitaminized
apple juice, a slice of cheese
on whole grain or enriched
bread (toasted if desired),
and a cup of milk. Another
suggestion is apple slices
poached the night before, a
dish of whole grain cereal
with a cup of milk, and a eat-
cooked egg.
Nutrition plays an im-
portant part in good health,
affecting skin, teeth, eyes,
hair and overall appearance
and personality. It also in-
fluences behavior, working
potential and general outlook
on life. Since more than 50
nutrients are needed by the
body every day, it's a good
idea to provide a fair share
of them before setting off to
work in the morning.
Gulping a couple of donuts
and coffee at morning break
starts the body off on its
share of calories for the day,
but contributes little to its
nutrient requirements.
Don't be a breakfast
skipper. Instead, have
breakfast and skip to Work!
List winners
in local euchre
Winners in the recent
Eastern Star euchre party
were; Ladies high, Labelle
Harness; ladies low, Marion
Frayne
Men's high, Nellie Trott;
men's low, Mable Kyle;
Most lone hands, Labelle
Harness.
The next euchre party will
be April 28 at 8 p.m.
until ,o 'star' emerges in the
States; then we exclaim
"Hey, he's from Canada!"
Prespects for Canadian
entertainers are slowly
improving at• home, but
we're still highly influenced
by American tv, music and
song. I often find myself
watching a U.S. television
show on a U.S. station; I
could turn to a Canadian
station but I'd likely find the
same program.
Hockey, Canada's game at
one time, became North
America's game when big
bucks took it to southern
cities that didn't even know
what a puck was, The point
was made clear in the 80
Olympics when the Russian
team was upset not by an
upstart Canadian team but
from Schneiders
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course, was. the 'Canadian
Caper' in which Canadian
Ambassador to Iran, Ken-
neth. Taylor, and his staff
helped six American
diplomats to .escape from
Iran in January,
Although 'only a few
Canadians can take credit
for the plan, all of us have
enjoyed the warmth of the
gratitude that has flowed
from the United States.
Americans have said 'Thank
You, Canada' in a hundred
different ways,
Please turn to page 7
The Exeter senior citizens
changed back to evening
meetings with April 1 being
the first meeting of spring.
It was attended by 50
'to 60 members with the usual
time spent in playing cards-
until the meeting was called
to order for the program by
president Mrs. Dorothy
Bullock and singing 0
Canada followed by report of
secretary-treasurer Mrs.
Leslie Thompson.
The finances were found to
be in good order and roll call
was taken and a number of
sick cards were sent out this
month by secretary Mrs.
Merkley. Minutes of
previous meeting were read
and adopted.
The secretary treasurer
announced several meetings
of interest coming up. Zone
meeting will be held in
Hensall United Church, April
30 registering at 9:30 a.m.,
meeting to begin at 10 a.m.
The fee is one dollar which
includes lunch.
On May 1 a workshop will
be conducted at Huronview
Clinton 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m,
Please let the secretary
know if you would like to go,
would like to see several
car loads attending.
With Mrs. Ina Skinner as
chairlady we enjoyed
several numbers by Henry
Green on violin and Mrs.
Leland Jory on piano
followed by well known solos
by Mrs. Martin, Crediton
accompanied by Mrs. Leila
Finkbeiner on piano. Crowd
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