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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-01-09, Page 5 (2)• .Winners named in Legion draw At a recent "Christmas draw held by the Legion Ladies Auxiliary the first prize of a moneydoll was won by Evelyn Randall,,and the second prize of 810.00 was won by Leona Parke. The winning tickets were drawn by the president of the Kinsmen Roy Bell. • • 1 Robert Keyes of Thedford visited recently with Mrs. Grace McEwen • . Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ulch and family of Russeldale were recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Glenn E. Bell. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Pepper and girls have returned from a pleasant two week vacation to Florida. While there they visited. Six Gun Territory, Gatorland, Circus World Showcase, Kennedy Space Centre and Disney World for two days, also. Cypress Gardens. • Mrs. Laird Mickle entertained her son - and daughter-in-law Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mickle, London, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Mickle and' family and Mrs. Florence Joynt on Friday evening of last week. Mrs. Harry Chapman London visited recently with her sister and brother -In-law Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett. Mr. & Mrs. Bert Wr - and family of Rexdale visite for a few days with Mr. & MrS'•George Parker and family. Pamela Taylor who is em- ployed in the Bank of Montreal, Kitchener returned after holidaying with her parents Mr: & Mrs. Jim Taylor. Ross Corbett who has been a patient in University Hospital, London for the past"month having undergone surgery was able to return home last week. Dr. Robert Mickl/and Mrs. Mickle, London were recent visitors with the former's mother Mrs. Laird Mickle. Dorothy Farquhar returned to 1 Hensall and district news CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Joyce Pepper, Phone 262-2344 Mrs. Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025 Toronto after spending the past two week's with her m9ther Mrs. Emma Farquhar. Charles Mlckie of Hamilton spent New Year's with hts mother Mrs. Laird Mickle. Airs. Edith Bell and Sylvia Bell returned home after spending a week with the- former's son-in- law and daught Mr. & Mrp. Robert Beaver rnd family 1n Paris. Mrs. Alma Hess returned home after spending the festive season with her daught'er and son;in-law Mr. & Mrs. Laurie McCloy in Don .Mills' who celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary -in December. . Mr: & Mrs. Don Rigby of Blenheim spent. New Year's with the latter's father Stewart McQueen and Mr. & Mrs. Harry Snell. Mrs. George Armstrqng spent a few days with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Keith Love in London. Too many rats at the dump, some trailers to be assessed Reeve John Baker and coun- cillors Murray Baker. Harold Knight, Paul Neilands and Leonard Erb held the first meeting of Hensall council in 1975 on Monday night. They were all returned to office in the recent municipal elections. A letter from the Ministry of the Environment expressed satisfaction with the waste disposal but declared there were too many rodents at the site. A letter from the Ministry of Revenue and assessment stated that as long as running gear is attached to a trailer it cannot be assessed. Trailers withouI running gear will be assessed. Clerk, Earl Shapton was in- structed to find out from Agri - Press what their plans are for a trailer sitting on their property. Council understood it was a temporary arrangement. Application will be made for a road subsidy for 1975 and since council is changing the street lights. they will endeavour to find nut if there is a subsidy for this. Building permits were ranted to J. Palsa to -erect a Q�oe to -car garage: to Harry Schaitfer to renovate a kitchen: to Hyde Bros. to put steel siding on their main building and to Hensall Co-op to erect -three silos, two of them 36'x100' and one 24' x 100: • E. R. Davis was instructed to 'halro'the streets -leaned of snow We'll Do the fob Rig t... - Whatever the project, call on us for Ready -Mix Concrete • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES if A •lr r. , • 2111111111111 C. A. McDOWELL LTD. CENTRALIA, ONTARIO (- Plant: 235-0833 Office: 228-6961 • when he considered it necessary. Approval was given to Tuckersmith township to sell "Share the Wealth" raffle tickets for two years. The proceeds of the raffle will go towards putting a roof over the heated swimming pool at Vanastra. Council received greetings from Jack Riddell. M.P.P.; a thank you for donation to the War Memorial Children's Hospital and were: invited to a seminar to be held in Huron County on January 30 in the board room next to the jail in Goderich to provide municipalities with information by the Ministry of Intergovern- mental affairs. - Arrangements were made to attend a meeting in :Toronto on February 9 of the Ontario Association of Rural Municipalities and also to attend the County Council meeting January 14 in Goderich. WMS meet Mrs. Harvey Hyde presided at the opening meeting of the WMS of ('ifrmel Presbyterian Church, and gave a notation on "Epiphany Day" reading scripture pertaining to same and outlined the study book for the year. The Presbyterial will be held on January 8th at First Presbyterian Church Seaforth. Mrs. John Soldan was appointed assistant secretary, and Mrs. Clarence Volland will be in charge of the Cradle Roll. The next meeting will be held Feb. 3rd at 2 p.m. Mrs. Malcolm Dougall will be in charge. The Ladies Aid meeting followed with Mri. Clarence Volland presiding. Mrs. Harvey Hyde gave the treasurer's report. • SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Exeter - 235-0880 Evening Class Programme for Courses Beginning the week of January 13, 1975 Please note: 1. Fees -are 57.00 for all courses indicated below .except Flower Arranging which is 55.00 and First Aid which is 512.50 (55.00 -fee plus 57.50 for book and materials). 2. Interested persons should register ly.telephoning the school at 235-0880 during the week of January 6th.. You may also register by coming on the first night .of the course, 3. 11 is important that all interested persons register ns soon as possible. 4. Sessions will start during the week of January 13.except First Aid which will begin on • Februarx 6. Sessions are 2 hours and begin at 7;30 p.m. Course Length '5t. John Ambulance Standard First Aid 8 sessions- Flower-Arranging essionsFlower-Arranging 5 sessions Lingerie Sewing 10 sessions Simplified Pattern Making and Sewing for Dressmakers • 10 sessions Men's Advanced Knits `" Jackets 10 sessions Men's Knits - Pants, Shirts, etc. 10 sessions Bridga` • • \, 10 sessions Baseball Fundamentals 10 sessions Furniture Refinishing. ' 10 sessions Night iursday.. Monday Tuesday Thursday Room Instructor 116 104 222 Mrs. R. Conn Mrs. J. Dinney -Mrs..I.: Armstrong 224 Mrs. Barb Passmore Monday, 6:30 p.m. 222 Monday, 6:30 p.m. 722 Tuesdby 118 Tuesday Gym Tuesday 99 Mrs. Perry Mrs. Perry ' Mr. & Mrs. W. Huntley Mr. J: Fulop Mr. Fred Bruinsma LEADERSHIP AWARD —'Mrs. Donald Brodie, RS 1, Brucefield, a 4-H club leader for five years was honored at Satuyday_sAchievement Day at Zurich. Mrs. Brodie received ,"Canadian CouncirLeadership award from Huron Home Economist Jane Pengilley. T -A photo Kippen WI roll call,.. name wedding flowers By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Jeanette Postma and Shirley Kippen East Women's Institutalmers received their county honours. Mrs. Don - Brodie received her five year certificate for leaders. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Batkin and Michelle Lynn of Owen Sound. Mrs. l.aila Pressey of Tillson- burg. Mr. & Mrs. John Sonley of London, -Mr. &" Mrs. Wayne Underhill and family of Aylmer and Mr. & Mrs. Murray Bowes of St. Catharines were holiday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Keith Pressey and family. will meet in the Legion Hall at 11:30 on Jan 15 for a pot luck dinner. Hostesses will. be Mrs. Angus Hummel and Mrs. Al Hoggarth. Roll call will be to name the flowers carried or worn at your wedding. Each member will contribute a number and will bring a friend and something for the Auction Sale. Achievement Day 4-H clubs met in Zurich on January 4 for their Achievemnt Day. From the 4-H Clubs spon- sored by Kippen East W. I., By GORDON MORLEY Ruth Trevithick returned to Toronto Sunday after spending the holidays with her parents .Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick. Communion service was held Sunday in the United Church. WI/ Mrs. Cyril Morley have been ill with the flu the,past week. The U.C.W. met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs_. Jack Trevithick. . Nile Foster spent the weekend at her home near Greenway. The community extends ' sympathy to Mr. Arnold Wasnidge and Mr. & Mrs. `,Villiam Wasnidge in the sudden` passing of_ Lloyd Jones last Wednesday. - Te4ry Lewis spent a few days last week'with his grandparents BATT'N AROUND — Continued from Page 4 over a rather deep ditch. It was here that we uttrized that stopping on skis is not an easy -task. We finally took the easy way out and merely sat down. That is the type of thing bruises are made of However. we finally made it to our destination and even com- pleted the long haul back. although a couple of residents on Prvde Boulevard no doubt are still chuckling about the spill we took as we progressed along that track. That's the type of thing hony►lity and embarrassment are made of All in all. cross country skiing is a great sport and judging from -our aching muscles. it is a real physical .test` «'e expect to be over our in- juries in time to attempt at least one more outing some time in March. With a break at all, the rains mas; come before jhen Mr. & Mrs. Earl Lewis. though' rSrniley - tontlnued from Page 4, delicately, 1 place on top of the pile -the stack labelled Com- plimentary. This contains the letters! have receivgd from those splendid, intelligent people who admire my wife or kids or column. ' • Yes, I know- they should be thrown out. Rut surely you wouldn't ,deny a chap a little ointment for his ego, any more than you would begrudge an old lady a seat in the chimney•cor, net; -where the fire can warm her. The piles beside the typewriter are now only a foot and a half high, and it has taken a day and a half to sor-t them. This may not seem like progress to you, but Rome wasn't built in a day, as , sqme . idiot once - remarked... One good thing game out of this year's sorting. I remembered that I had received a letter from Barry Broadfoot, author often Lost Years, a compell ng book about the depression. I'd written a column about It. No, I couldn't find his letter. It must have wandered` into the Miscellaneous or somewhere. But .the memory of his letter made me remember that I'd had at least ten letters from all over the country. and the States, asking where a copy might be obtained. No, I couldn't find these letters either. But the meThory of them reminded me of What Barry Broadfoot wrote in his letter. He's writing another book called The 'Pioneer Years, and he wondered if -I would ask in my column for the names of old- timers who were spry and in- teresting, so that he could in- terview them. So there you are. everybody. Send the names 'of spry, in- teresting oldtimers, of either sex. to Barry Broadfoot, care of Doubleday Publishers. 105 Bond St.. Toronto. Ont. MSB 1Y3. And the same people will be happy to provide you with a copy of Ten 'Lost Years. There. My first good deed of 1975. And that's going to cost you. Brother Broadfoot. Crown Royal will- do Hensall Church News Presbyterian Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted service in Carmel Presbyterian ('hurch on Sunday. The choir under the direction of Mrs. Malcolm Dougall sang "Sweet Hour of Prayer." The annual meeting of the congregation will he held January 31st at 7:30 p.m. . t Timis -Advocate, January 9, 1975 Passe 5 Notice: . Employers and Employees New Employment Standards Act Effective January 1, 1975 the new E.mployment Standards Act covers the existing standards: minimum wage, vacation pay, overtime pay, termi- nation pay, collection of wages and provides for: Public Holidays Employees are entitled to seven paid statutory holidays;New Year's Pay, Good Friday, victoria Day, Dominion Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. (Conditions and exceptions apply in.ce(tain situations.) Overtime Pay Overtime pay at time and one-half the regular rate for hours in excess offorty-four in a week. Equal Benefits The Equal Benefits provision will be brought into force at a later date Pregnancy Leave Pregnancy leave is extended to s eventeen vie -6k§ -for employees with one year's Service or more and covers all employers having one or more employees. Transportation The Act no longer requires an employer to pro- vide transportation for)emale employees finish- ing or starting work between the hours of mid- night and six o'clock in the forenoon or prohib- its females under 18 working after midnight These are the principal amendments and changes to the Act. For detailed information regarding exemptions and application of the standards contact your nearest Ministry of Labour office. 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