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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-04-20, Page 10• AI0 +M- TkiE HURON EXPOSITOR APRIL, 20, 1 3 BROOME—JOHNSTON Cathy Johnston of Lucan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter of RRI Londesboro and Kevan Broome of Luean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Broome of Egmondville, were married at the Egmondville United Church on March 19. The maid of honour was ColleerrCarter, also of RRI Londesboro. Larry Broome of Seaforth was the best man and the usher was Perry Broome of London. Rev. Wilfred Fearn and Mr. David McKnight officiated After their wedding trip to Florida. the couple will reside at 114 Albert St. in Lucan. (Photo by Dennis Campbell) Mow to make someone a non -person is discussed BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE HoW to make a non -person was empha- sized at the fifth annual meeting of Town and Country Homemakers in Blyth on April 6. Ministry of Health activation consultant Elaine Baillie told those in attendance that there are three ways to make a patient a non -person: to confuse' him, take away his individual identity and take away his independence. She exemplified her theor- ies by presenting a film entitled How To Make a Non -person. "I've shown it, not to be critical, but to help redevelop an awareness," said Mrs. Baillie. The Ministry of Health consultant said there is one word she would like to see out of the English language and that is senility. "It is important to recognize that under stress we all do strange things," said Mrs. Baillie. She clarified her statement by pointing out absent-minded things she has done, but because of her age she is not considered senile. Communication is also important said Mrs. Baillie and she pointed out how if a WI names new officers for 83 her person is on the receiving end of instruc- tions with no opportunity to clarify what is being said, there could be confusion. She put the audience to the test by giving out 10 oral instructions without giving the oppor- tunity to ask questions. Most of the audience did poorly. Mrs. Baillie then presented the situation where a :nurse quickly tells an elderly hard -of -hearing patient to put a sweater on and leaves before the patient understands what is being said. "What frequently happens is the nurse comes back and finds the patient wander- ing. Then the judgement is made that something is wrong. I suggest that something is wrong with the communica- tion," said Mrs. Baillie. As part of the annual meeting, the board of directors for Town and Country Home- makers named. The executive will be named at the board's next meeting. The board Of directors includes Marie Bolton, Gerry Bornatji, Bev Brown, Elaine Gottschall; Lois Hodgert, Jane Le Van, Ruth Linton, Betty McGru'e�gor, Irene Oka- hasbi, Loretta Siegner. Alu' Thomas, Thea Trick. Terry Trites, Helen Underwood and Paul SteciLle. Winter ceramics classes were a success Ceramic classes held at Palmerston. Mr. Clifford S'.' Thornton, Seaforth Manor this past two ����',1� (;+ M n Last Tuesday was resident administrator is enjoying a months for staff have con- g@tvl U OQ dt tl c ll Iloo and volunteer euchre defy. t two week vacation. eluded. in charge. All who had partici- h With Easter hay arrived. This was a most High score for the ladies was s Ruston and for the pated assembled completed ing just been celebrated. Mr, colourful film and also took Gladys articles on Monday evening. McKnight brought pictures everyone around the pie- menid Pearson. on rtho.Mr Those who attended classes of the Holy Land he had taken turesque Cabot Trail. A Bakcsy travel - were Betty Huisser, Laverne while he was'there teaching. Laurel and Hardy comedy Jing lone hand prize. Mrs. Nigh. , Ruth Nolan, Debbie Residents were fortunate to film was also viewed much to Cassie Nicholson donated the Nolan, Debbie Hill, Elizabeth see these pictures and .the the merriment of all resi- prizes for this euchre. McGregor. Evelyn Carter, many places where Jesus had dents. Mr. George Addison visit- Yinny Dimaline, Brenda Fin- been during his lifetime. ' Visiting. with Mr. Finlay ed residents at the manor pn layson. Janette. Angela and Father C. Caruana of St. Ross was Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Thursday. Michael Stoll and leaders Janes Catholic Church held F. Scott. Tuesday evening of this Dorothea Williamson and mass for all Catholic resi- Mr. Cornelius Rumig was week the junior step and Mary Finlayson. Ron Broome dents on Monday morning at visited by his wife and daugh- square dancers are having•a kindly consented to take a 10 a.m. ter and son-in-law of Water- program at Seaforth Manor picture of the class. 2 Saturday afternoon resi- Ibo on Thursday'afternoon. under the direction of Mrs. Worship service As held dents were taken by film to Mrs. Gladys Ruston spent. Lila Storey and Mrs. Lt. on Wednesday afternoon the heartland of Nova Scotia ' Sunday at her home in McLlwain. with David McKnight of with commentary dating back Stratford. Mr. Bruce Bennett was Egmondville United Church to when the first settlers Mrs. Ruth Noll spent the visited by his brother Hugh weekend at her home in Bennett of Port Albert .1 Zaire UCW topic "Love in Action" was have the opportunity to at - the theme of a well attended tend high school. She said special event held in North that tuberculosis is a big Street United Church, Goder- problem and there are a lot of ich, for the Huron -Perth burn victims because of their Presbyterial of United open tires. Church Women. Contaminated water is the The guest speaker was cause of a lot of illnesses. She introduced by Mrs. Lois Mc- spoke of travelling to some Gill. She is Miss Laurie remote places --it took six Scaldwell. London. a fourth hours to go sixty miles. They year medical student recently performed opefations with ' returned from Zaire where light from a car headlight and she pent four months car battery and sterilized. through the Medical Elec- their instruments in a pres- tives Program which our sure cooker over an open fire. Presbyterial supports. Some of these people had The hospital where she been waiting up to 20 years worked most of the time for these operations. Laurie employed 166 people. They wants to be back to Zaire trained Africans to be nurses because of the people. She which was a four-year pro- said "God has loved us and gram following high school-- made us his ambassadors to but she said so many don't show the world his love. More core French CORRECTIONS CAR CARE GUIDE The annual meeting of the Seaforth Women‘ Institute was held at the home of Mrs. James Nolan. Mrs. R, J. Dolg chaired the meeting. Roll call was answered by payment of fees. A delegate will attend to conference in Waterloo on May 3, 4, and 5. Reports of Standing Com- mittee were given by Mrs. Arthur Varley, Mrs. James Keyes, Mrs. L. Lawson and Mrs. Grace Scott. The election of officers was in charge of Mrs. G.E. Papple. They are: past president - Mrs. Eldin Kerr; president - Mrs. R.J. Doig; 1st vice president - Mrs. Ross Gor- don; secretary treasurer - Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie; assistant secretary -treasurer - Mrs. Kenneth Stewart; district director - Mrs. Eldin Kerr; assistant district dir- ector - Mrs. borne Lawson; public relation officer - Mrs.' Kenneth Stewart; auditors - Mrs. Gordon Elliott, Mrs. Kenneth Stewart; branch dir- ectors - Mrs. Earl Papple, Mrs. Ross MacGregor, Mrs. James Keys; program con- venors - Mrs. Gordan Pap- ple, Mrs. J.E. MacLean; bus trip committee - Mrs. James Keys, Mrs. Ross MacGregor, Mrs. G.E. Papple; sunshine convenors - Mrs. Harold Agar Mrs. Lorne Lawson; Lorne Carter, Mrs. Kenneth recent district meeting. Cur. Stewart, Mrs. Lorne Dale; rent events were given by telephone committee - Mts. Mrs. James Keys. Mrs. Harold Agar, Mrs. Lorne Lawson, rs. Alec Pepper; dine and relax meeting - Mrs, Henry Klaver, Sifts. Arthur Varley, Mrs. Gordon MacKenize; pianist - Mrs. Gordon Elliott; assistant pianist - Mrs. Earl. Papple; branch standingcommittee: agriculture and Canadian Industries - Mrs. Arthur Varley, Mrs. R.M. Scott; citizenship and world affairs - Mrs. John MacLean, Mrs. 'W. Smith; education and cultural activities - Mrs. Ross MacGregor, Mrs. Eldon Kerr; family consumer af- fairs - Mrs.' Lorne Dale, Mrs. Henry Klaver; resolut- ions - Mrs. Gordon MacKen- zie, Mrs. G.E. Papple; July picnic - Mrs. Gordon Elliott, Mrs. Kenneth Stewart; Oct. intertain - Mrs. Lorne Law- son, Mrs. Gordan Papple, Mrs. Norman Rhiel, Mrs. Andrew Crozier; Christmas meeting - Mrs. Alec Pepper, Mrs. Lloyd Pipe. Mrs. Eldon Kerr read a poem and Mrs. James Keys gave a motto made up by Mrs. Lloyd Pipe. "T&e time." The next meeting in May to be held at the home of Mrs. Eldin Kerr, will include a silent auction. Mrs. Lorne social committee Mrs. Lawson gave a report on Nolan was thanked for hospitality and lunch was served .Are you over 60 or turning 71? before December 31, 1983 If you are. and wish to secure a lifetime income from RRSP or are interested in other 5 year investments at very competitive rates, call: Arnold J. Stinnisen 117 Goderich St. East, Seaforth 527-0410 re *FLATROOFING "SHINGLES *MAINTENANCE "FREE ESTIMATES HENSALL ROOFING COMMERCIAL -RESIDENTIAL RICHARD REGIER EXETER, 235-0911 BOX 1852 EXETER, ONTARIO NOM 1 SO RIB AND LOIN END Family Pack Loin PORK CHOPS Centre Cut Loin PORK CHOPS 29 69 On page 4i,of the Car Care Guide the savings on the car mat voucher for the deluxe carpeted rear mat is incorrect. The voucher reads "save 18 dollars". it should read "Save 8 dollars". Canadian' fire regrets any inconvenience caused by this errors - Canadian Tire Associate Store, B.C. Winsor Holdings Ltd. Seaforth — 527-1350 Beat the High Cost of Small Engine Repair WE WILL TUNE UP •YOUR LAWN -MOWER OR GARDEN TILLER For Only $18. (Parts Extra) Until May 14 Approval in principle has increasing the time for the been given to phasing in Core French program. The increased -instruction time in reasons include: Core French by the Huron -The Ministry of Educa- County Board of Education. tion's minimum requirement The phase-in time frame for Core French in grades outlined to the board at its seven and eight is 60 to 120 April 5 meeting may have the hors per year: Core French program in • Effect ive September 1984 grade seven increased to 40 students will be required to minutes per day from 20 take a credit in Core French at minute's effective September the secondary level in order to 1984 and the same time graduate: increase for grade eight effec• -The effect of the increase tic September 1985. in Core French approved by "Docs that mean we'll be th. Huron -Perth Separate hiring more French teach- School: cry?' asked Exeter area •Information shows that trustee Clarence McDonald. over the past three years Superintendent of program significantly more students Robert McCall said additional have been choosing Core teachers will be considered French in grade nine. when the program is phased• in. Director of education John Cochrane' added that any additional hirings would he considered for the 1984 bud- get. Trustee John Elliott quos• tinned the need to approve the increase at this time and suggested approval in prin- tiplc he given now and the increase he considered again next year. "Do you have any specific was of concern?" trustee Joan Van den Brocck asked Mr. Flliott. "1 have concern for staff- ing." responded Mr. Elliott adding that approval in grin• ciple gives the board the opportunity to study the bud• get implications of the pro- gram increase next year. Trustee Murray Mulvey had another concern. "if the students are having 20 minutes more per day, is there any subject being shortened?" he asked. Mr. McCall said the in creased French time falls within the time allocated for language alts: The time allo- cated for language arts. add- ed Mr. McCall is already !hove the time required. "The increase wouldn't significantly harm the time allocated to language arts." said Mr McCall. In the education committee report. Mrs. Van den Broeck outlined several reasons for INCLUDES: FROM FRESH AND FROZEN PORTIONS 'FRESHLY MINCED' D--E.FE :guar. Medium 2 9 .a_ -. 9 LB. 1 Larger Family SAVE 5e LB. � rocks FREEZER SPECIALS (.WINS'' .- '. OF PORK NEW YORK SHOULDERS Clean and adlust carburetor, check Ignition, change oll, clean alr filter. adjust and oll up all controls, sharpen and balance blades. PICK-UP AND DELIVERY CAN SE ARRANGED HANK'S • AVG:' WT. 13 LBS. •' 89 Is. AVG. WT. Hi LBS. 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