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All but 100 homes have returned the
cards. It's not important whether you are in-
terested in cable or not; the success of the
questionnaire depends on a 100% response
either way.
If you've lost the card or didn't receive
one by all means contact the Clerk's Office or
Harold Knight for a reply card so we can in-
clude your opinion.
Thank you for being interested.
The Hensall
Planning Committee
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Hensall
and district news
DDP visits Rebekah lodge,
plan to attend anniversary
Noble Grand Mrs. Irene Black-
well presided on Wednesday
evening at the meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge, assisted by the
Vice Grand Mrs, Aldeen Volland,
District Deputy President Mrs,
Margaret Sharpe, of Seaforth
made her official visit to the
lodge. Past Noble Grand Mrs.
Maggie Campbell presented Mrs.
Sharpe to the lodge. Following
Lodge members.
Mrs. Maggie Campbell who
represented the lodge at the
district meeting in Seaforth gave
a report of the meeting, an.
nouncing the appointment of Mrs.
Mary Gregg of Huronic Lodge
Clinton as the incoming District
Deputy President.
Pe' do.
YOUNG DECORATORS — Kindergarten students at Mensall public school helped with decorations for
Education Week, Shown above with some of their work are Philip Lovell, Susan Cooper, John O'Brien and
Mary Lynn Pryde. T-A photo
Kippen East WI
her welcome Mrs. 131ackwell
presented her with a corsage and
gift.
Mrs. Sharpe expressed thanks
for the co-operation she had
received throughout the year,
especially during the visit of the
Assembly President. Her address
was on "Friendship" the first
link of the three, "Friendship
Love and Truth".
Mrs. Myrtle Orr and Mrs. Alice
Ferg reported for the finance
committee and Mrs. Rose
Broderick reported for the
property committee. The
treasurer, Mrs, Dorothy Corbett,
gave a detailed report of the
semi-annual returns. Mrs.
Aldeen Volland also reported on
the visitation committee.
Arrangements were made to
attend the 25th anniversary of
Moncton Lodge at Atwood, April
27 when a bus will be transporting
Exeter, Hensall and Seaforth
Arnold Circle
to entertain
The April meeting of the Arnold
Circle of Carmel Presbyterian
Church was held Monday at the
home of Mrs. Peggy Volland. The
worship was conducted by Jan
Baker and Donna Bell with the
theme being the Easter story.
The members will be en-
tertaining at the Queensway
Nursing Home on April 30. An
invitation was received from
Caven Presbyterian Church
women in Exeter to hear the
guest speaker, Frank Whilsmith
April 29,
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
Mrs, M. Connolly was installed
for a second year as president of
Kippen East W.I, at the annual
meeting 'April 18 at the home of
Mrs. E. Whitehouse.
Mrs. John Sinclair was in
charge of the election and in-
stallation of Officers as follows;
honorary president, Mrs. Robert
Bell; president, Mrs. M. Con-
Installs slate of officers
Smiley
-- Continued from page 4
meat, if not the flavour, Jolly
good stuff,
In prison camp, meat was
merely something you thought
about, like going to heaven. But a
bowl of sweetened barley! Now,
that was heaven.
I'm afraid it rather irks me to
listen to a working-man who will
buy a case of beer and a bottle of
liquor on Friday night for $11,00
whining in the supermarket on
Saturday ,afternoon about the
exorbitant price of meat.
And even more disgusting is
the executive type, He's just
finished regaling you with the
details of his $1,000 holiday in the
south, snorkelling, rum punch
cocktail parties, the works, when
his wife starts howling like a
hyena because their food bill is up
three bucks a week,
There are some holes in the
chain of food prices. But don't
blame the farmer. He's the last to
benefit when prices go up, the
first to suffer when they go down.
Show me a rich farmer and I'll
show you a rich weekly editor, or
a rich school teacher.
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nolly; first vice president, Mrs. for the Mentally Retarded will be
Al Hoggarth; second vice added to the District funds and
president, Mrs, R, Kinsman; the programs for the coming year
secretary, Mrs. Vern Alderdice; will be in booklet form along with
treasurer, Mrs. Robert Bell; other branches in the district.
district director, Mrs. Robert Tickets were sold on three
Bell; alternate district director, cakes, the proceeds to go to
Mrs. James Drummond; public Bunny Bundle. Cake winners
relations officer, Mrs. James were Mrs. J. Sinclair, Mrs. Vern
Drummond; branch directors, Alderdice, Mrs. Cecil Pullman.
Mrs. W. Whitehouse, Mrs. Hugh Delegates to the District Annual
Parsons, Mrs. Glen Bell; will be Mrs. M, Connolly, Mrs. R.
agriculture and Canadian in- Bell & Mrs. R. Kinsman.
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. & dustries, Mrs. H. Caldwell, and Slides of last year's W.I. events
Mrs.Bane
Bancroft,
Spencer and family,
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Mrs. E. Whitehouse; citizenship were shown by Mrs. V. Alderdice,
and world affairs, Mrs. Alex A donation was made to Pennies
Mrs. Pearl Shaddick, who McGregor, Mrs, Grant McLean; for Friendship. There was a sale
spent the winter months in education and cultural activities, of plants, bulbs and seeds. Mrs,
Florida returned to her home last Mrs. Cecil Pullman, Mrs. R, Kinsman contributed several
week. Campbell Eyre; family and piano selections. Mrs. E.
Mr. & Mrs, Don MacLaren, consumer affairs, Mrs. Al Whitehouse was hostess, Mrs. R.
Jodi and Brooke, Oakville visited Hoggarth, Mrs. James Bell co-hostess,
on the weekend holiday with Mrs. Chalmers; resolutions, Mrs. D. Mrs. Robert Bell gave the
Bertha MacGregor. Triebeer; curator, Mrs. J, Sin- report of the district board
Mrs. Roy Brock is a patient in clair; sunshine, Mrs. Wm. Bell; meeting. The meeting was
South Huron Hospital, Exeter. sewing, Mrs. Alex McGregor; chaired by Mrs. Connolly. The
United Church pianist, Mrs. R. Broadf cot; district annual is May 16 in Caven
A goodly crowd was present for assistant pianist, Mrs. R. Kin- Presbyterian Church, Exeter.
the Easter Service of Worship in sman; auditors, Mrs. Charles Members are asked to bring cake
Hensall United Church on Sunday Eyre, Mrs. Stewart Pepper. recipes to the May meeting.
morning. The choir under the Reports indicated that the
leadership of Mrs. Turkheim programs had been varied, 4H
sang two anthems, and Rev. Don educational and humorous. The eighth meeting of Kippen
Beck chose as his sermon topic,7 , Members answered the roll call, II "Super Sports Stars" was held
"The news of the Day," „j 1 `R farm safety hint" stating at the home of Mrs. Grant
' The congregation were happy people should use common sense, McGregor.
to welcome into the fellowship of don't be in a hurry, wear ear Books are to be in to Mrs.
the church, Mr. and Mrs. Rick protectors, use safety shields, no McGregor by May 5, Work was
McGee and Mr. and Mrs. Bill smoking around barns. done on the fashion show and
Scotchmer. The donation to the Association exhibit.
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Mr. & Mrs. Brian Collins,
Kitchener and Charles Mickle,
Hamilton spent the week-end
with their mother, Mrs, Laird
Mickle.
Dr. Norma Hopkinson, Lion's
Head and Mr. & Mrs. Garry
Corlett and family, Toronto
visited on the weekend with Mr. &
Mrs. Doug Cook and Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Cook.
Mr. & Mrs. William Mickle ,
Pamela, Judith and John,
Hensall, Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Mickle, London, Charles Mickle,
Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Brian
Collins, Kitchener, Mrs. Florence
Joynt and Mrs. Laird Mickle,
Hensall were dinner guests on
Sunday with the latter's son-in-
law and daughter Mr. & Mrs.
Ross MacMillan and family,
Waterloo,
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Oskarek and
family, Detroit visited over the
weekend with Mrs. F. M. Boa.
Mr, & Mrs. John Hoggarth and
Olive Speir, Seaforth and Mr, &
Mrs. Leslie Riley and family,
Chiselhurst were recent visitors
with Mrs. Elizabeth Riley.
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Elder, son
John and friend Cheryl Collins,
all of Kingsville visited over the
Easter weekend with Mrs. R.M.
Peck.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett and
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Flynn were
recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Wes Richardson, Goderich.
Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren and
family Oakville, Const. Gerry
and Mrs. Chapman, Port Lamb-
ton and Mr. & Mrs. Craig
Chapman of London visited over
Easter with their parents Mr. &
Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Rod.
Mr, & Mrs. Don Joynt and Pat
spent the holiday weekend at
their cottage at Manitoulin
Island.
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Busche and
daughters Dorchester were
weekend visitors with Mrs.
Busche's parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Bert Horton.
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Spencer
were recent visitors with their
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