The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-05-22, Page 5and district news
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Mrs, Bertha MacGregor, Phone 262-2025
Bowling
for couples
Thirteen couples from Carmel,
Caven and Cromarty
Presbyterian congregations held
a bowling night at Zurich Bowling
Lanes on Tuesday, May 13,
High triple winners were
Gordon Lang and Pearl James;
high singles, Pearl James,
Gordon Lang and Philip James.
Next month the 3 C's Couples
plan a "Family Get To-gether"
on Sunday June 8, commencing
with a "Pot Luck Supper" at 5
p.m. followed by a ball game.
Anyone from the three
congregations is welcome to
join the group at Cromarty
Church.
Rev. W. D. Jarvis conducted
the ' service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
speaking on "Counterfeit Faith."
The choir under the direction of
Mrs. Malcolm Dougall con-
tributed an anthem.
Anniversary services will be
held on Sunday, May 25 at 11 a.m.
Rev. John Boyne will be the
guest speaker. Special music will
be by the choir. A fellowship hour
will follow the service when lunch
will be served. Sunday School
concluded on Sunday and will
commence in September.
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CONSUMER GRAD
Linda Keys graduated May 21
with a Bachelor of Applied
Science degree from the College
of Family and Consumer Studies
at Guelph University. She has
accepted a position with the Con-
sumer Fraud Division of the
Federal Department of Consumer
and Corporate Affairs in
Hamilton. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Keys, Hen-
sall.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Joynt returned
home last week after holidaying
for three weeks in England.
Ernest Pym returned to his
home on Monday after un-
dergoing treatment in South
Huron Hospital, Exeter and St.
Joseph's Hospital, London.
Margaret Hyde of London
spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Hyde.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Volland and
family of Stratford visited over
the holiday weekend with the
former's parents Mr. & Mrs.
Clarence Volland.
Mrs. Jean Ademen and Mr.
Anthony Gelderland of
Ridgetown visited Friday with
Sim Roobol. They also visited
with Mrs. Roobol who was a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter.
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Mr. &' Mrs. John Skea and
David, and Mr. & Mrs. Randy
Mason and Andrew spent the
weekend camping in the
Collingwood area.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hope of
'Thorndale visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Robert Baker over the
weekend while they were here
they attended the Hartman -
Marshall wedding in Zurich.
Local woman
passes away
Mary Christina (Dodds) Riley,
wife of Fred Riley, Hensall
passed away at Victoria Hospital,
London on Saturday, May 17, in
her 61st year.
Also surviving is one son
Ronald, Seaforth, two grand-
children, sisters: Mrs. Harold
(Agnes) Glazier, Clinton; Mrs.
Norman (Hazel) Harburn,
Cromarty; brothers Norman,
Seaforth and Harold Salmon
Arms, B.C.
The funeral service was held
Tuesday at the G, A. Whitney
Funeral Home; Seaforth.
Interment was in Maitland Bank
Cemetery, Seaforth.
Ladies order
spoons to sell
President Erla Coleman
presided for the May meeting of
the Chiselhurst UCW and opened
the meeting with a poem
"Springtime". The roll call was
answered by 17 members.
A thank you note was read from
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Brock. It was
decided to order four dozen
centennial spoons to sell. It was
also decided to have lunch after
Auxiliary makes
penny sale plans
The May meeting of the
Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary
was held Tuesday in the Legion
Hall with the President Wanda
McClinchey presiding. •
The annual penny sale is being
extended to June 13. The
Auxiliary members are catering
to a wedding in June.
Nominations and elections were
held.
New officers are:- past
presideht, 'Wanda McClinchey;
president, Mona Campbell; first
vice-president, Beatrice Uyl;
second vice-president, Marg
Vanstone; secretary, Donna
Allan; treasurer, Mary Bisback;
Sgt. -at -arms, Iva Reid; sports
officers, Iva Reid; executive,
Mable Blackburn, Vera Smale,
Mildred Chalmers, Joan Allan
and Gerry Chappel. Iva Reid is in
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To study physical education
Times -Advocate, May 22, 1975
Page 5
Principal heads for Russian seminar
Two teachers in the Huron
County Board of Education
system are taking advantage of a
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to
attend a physical education
seminar in Russia.
Ron McKay, principal of
Hensall public school and Bill
Weber of the Central Huron
Physical education department
in Clinton are among $5
Canadians making the trip.
McKay told the T -A Tuesday,
"I'm really excited about the
next three weeks. It will be a busy
time and not all fun and games
but I'm looking forward to the
trip."
McKay and Weber leave
Morning
London airport Monday
at 6 a.m. The Canadian group will
include teachers recreation
leaders and hockey coaches from
across the country. Also at-
tending will be Jim Casburn of
the London PUC recreation staff.
The course is three. weeks in
length and will examine the
physical education curricula in
primary, secondary and post-
secondary Russian institutions
for both male and female
students.
The tour is sponsored by
Concordia University in -Montreal
and is partly subsidized by the
USSR government. The Huron
Board of Education is paying a
large share of expenses for the
two area teachers.
The courses will consist of 51
hours of lectures and a similar
amount of time will be spent in
practice sessions in volleyball,
basketball, track and field,
wrestling, hockey and gym-
nastics,
The course is broken into
sections. One is for overall
physical education aspects and
the second is for hockey
specialists.
Highlighting the activities
outside the actual seminar will be
visits to the Kremlin, Red
Square, Moscow Circus, major
league soccer, the Bolshoi ballet
and an international track and
field meet.
Adding to his original com-
ments that it would be a busy
time the Hensall teacher com-
mented "We will be putting in a
the church service on Sunday,
May 25.
The visiting committee
reported making eight calls on
shut-ins in the pastmonth. Erla
Coleman and Vera Ross volun-
teered to visit for the next month.
Sara Dick read a poem "My
Tulip Bed". The 'worship was
conducted by Dorothy Brintnell
with the theme "God's love is
over all". Mrs. Beck presented
the study book.
The June meeting schedule was
reviewed, and theinieetingclosed
with nraver.
lot of long days. On most days the
agenda has us finishing breakfast
by 7;30 in the morning and con-
tinuing in the various activities
until nearly midnight."
"We certainly hope to bring
back a lot of information on
Russian techniques and making program. Obviously they .are doing something right."
this available to the Huron
Board. of Education and other
members of the teaching staffs."
"This will give us a chance to
look at an entirely different
physical sports and recreation
OFF TO RUSSIA Hensall public school principal Ron McKay leaves
Monday to attend a three week physical education seminar in Russia.
Above, he checks the busy itinerary. T -A photo
WI meeting speaker,
is original `Dumbell
The May meeting of Hensall
Women's Institute was Grand-
mothers night and a good
number of members and guests
attended. Entertainment in-
cluded a piano solo by Sue -Ann
Finlayson and tap dancing
numbers by her sisters Sandra
and Shelley.
The guest speaker was J.W.
McLaren, painter, illustrator,
and one of the original members
of the singing group "The
Dumbells". He showed slides and
spoke of the early history of
Benmiller.
Janis Bisback was presented
with a bank book for her baby
daughter, Victoria. The president
announced the bus trip to Elmira
and Doon Village would be on
June 23. Those wishing to go
should contact Mrs. Payne or
Mrs. Janis Bisback.
A gift was presented to Mrs.
Beryl Elgie in appreciation of
work done for the Institute. She
has moved to Exeter.
Contests were won by Grace
Peck, Mrs. Finlayson, Mrs.
Britton and Mrs. Wm. Smale.
The June meeting will be a
mystery supper for which
members will pay $1.50. Mem-
bers are asked to wear a
favourite or fancy hat and be at
the Legion Hall by 7 p.m.
Notes from
Hensall UC
Rev. Don Beck preached on the
sermon topic Pentecost: a
continuing event, for the Pen-
tecost service in Hensall United
Church Sunday morning. The
choir was under the direction of
Mrs. Turkheim.
Sunday, May 25, a reception
will be held at both Hensall and
Chiselhurst United Churches at
which time a presentation will be
made to those persons who were
members of the founding chur-
ches of the United Church 50
years ago.
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