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ANNUAL MEETING
EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH
Thursday, March 23rd
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NEWS OF KIPPEN
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HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH
ry
ie Day of Prayer
They were Mrs. Cliff 'Britton,
Mrs. Don Beck, Mr. Brian Beck,
Mr.' Micheal Beck. Rev. Don
Beck chose for his Communion'
Meditation "The Marks of
Christ". The choir sang the
anthem "No one understands like
Jesus".
Join
Saturday evening. All the
family were present for the
Occasion. Later on in the
evening they gathered at their
parents home for a family get-
together.
ADULT FELLOWSHIP
A box social highlighted the
March get together of the Adult
Fellowship Group of Hensall
United Church Saturday evening.
After a fun filled session of
games, the beautifully deCorated
boxes were capably auctioned off
by Dave Kyle. The money re-
ceived ,will be given towards
the Easter Appeal. It was de-
cided that for the April 8 get
together, that the group would go
to- Exeter High School to see the
performance "Patience" to., be
put on by the Huronia Male
Choir.
Linda Bell, R.R.#2, Kippen,
has successfully passed her
Grade 2 Theory of the Western
Conservatory of Music. Linda
is 't +e• daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob .ell and a pupil of Miss
Greta Laramie, Hensall.
Charles Mickle, Hamilton,
entertained the family to a
belated birthday dinner for his
f'ther, Mr. Laird Mickle, at the
Dominion Hotel, Zurich, last
FUNERAL
WESLEY G. ROBINSON
Wesley G. Robinson passed
away in Hensall on' March 1,
1912, in his 74th year. Mr.
Robinson was. born on November
11, 1898, and resided in London
until 18 years ago when he came
to Hensall to live with hiadaugh-
ter, Mrs. Jim (Jean) Taylor. He
was the beloved husband of the
late Gladys Forsyth, and dear
father of Cliff, Sarnia; Keith,
Detroit; Margaret Louise Mac-
Donald, Florida; Mrs. Jim
(Jean) Taylor, Hensall,, Also
survived by one 'brother, Wilton
D. Robinson, London; fourteen
'grandchildren, and one great
grandson. The 'body rested at
the Bonthron Funeral Chapel,
Hensall, where servicewas held
Friday, March 3, with Rev. Don
neck officiating. Interment in
Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Lon-
don.
Pallbearers were Dave
Taylor, John Taylor, Bill
Taylor,' Robert Taylor, Keith
Robinson and Tom Robinson.
UNIT 4
Unit 4 of Hensall United
Church held - - their regular
mmthly meeting on Thursday
afternoon at the Church. There
were 16 members present and one
visitor.
Mrs. 'J. McAllister prpsided,
and opened the meeting with a,
thought on " The meaning of Lent"
followed by prayer. All enjoyed
a ,solo by Mrs. Hess, and a duet
by Mrs. C. Britton and Mrs. E.
Luther.
The study on Africa?, based
on racial tensions and conditions
in Angola, was given by Mrs. J.
Flynn.
Mrs. MCAllister gave the
devotional entitled "The Reluc-
tant Profit". A report of the
Presbyterial held in Stratford
was given by those who attended.
_ , _Hensall council gave tentative
approval to a parks board budget
of $12,520.50 when it met Monday
evening.
Robert Baker, spokesman for
the Parks Board delegation,.
assured council that the Parks
Board was without funds, that it
would take between $1,200 and
$1,300 to pay running expenses
for March and that there were
a great many repairs needed.
Council decided to give the
Board $1,018 now and this will
be deducted from the $12,520.50
..budget for 1-972. •
Ernie Davis reported snow
removal on sidewalks and streets
News of
St. Columban
Correspondent
Mrs. Joseph Kale
McKILLOP II
The first meeting of
McKillop II was held at the home
of the leader, Mrs. John Moylan,
The mothers of the members
attended the,meeting. Mrs. Moy-
lan gave a brief outline of the
projects and the duties of the
,members. Officers were elec-
ted as follows - President, Joan-
ne Swart; Vice Pres. - Anne
Albert; Secretary, Trudy Claes-
sens; Treasurer , Marianne Van
Bakel; Press Reporter, Donna
Nolan, The members. discussed
the type of material suitable for
their project.
The second meeting of Mc-
Killop "II was held at Mrs. Moy-
lan's on March 2. Minutes were
read by Trudy Claessens. The
members discussed a name for
their club and decided on
"Drowsy Dollies".' Mrs, Moylan
showed the girls how to pin on
a pattern, and to cut out the
material. She demonstrated this
on material brought by:Judy
Dorsey and Ann Albert. ,
Maple $yrup
Festivals
"Sap's Running!"
That call is spring's invita-
tion to the maj3le" sugar bush.
This list from food specialists
at the Ontario Food Council,
Ontario Department Of.Agricul-
ture and Food, describes some of
the maple syrup festivals and
events during March and April.
-Each syrup festival May be
slightly' different. In most,
visitors pay a nominal fee for
the bus ride into the bush, plus
the sleigh rides, hay rides, and
lunch that may also be available
The lunch is usually pancakes
and sausages with maple syrup
- simple and delicious. Maple
syrup, -sugar, and maple butter
can be purchased, and visitors
are invited to make maple taffy
on snow.
and .some painting done. There
are trees to be removed at George
Armstrong's, Rowe's and
Luker's. He also reported that
a replacement clutch was needed
for the new tractor. Mr. Davis
was appointed weed inspector for
1972.
Clerk Earl Campbell reported
14 dog tags sold.
Council agreed that a
proposed apartment building of
eighteen units was necessary to
supply needed housing In Hensall
and will refer the proposed dis-
posal system of wastes • to Wm.
Empey of Huron Health Unit at
Goderich for his approval.
A road budget of $1"3,500 was
planned, subject to the approval
of the Minister of Transport and
Communications.
Paul Neilands reported on
the meeting of the Ontario Assoc-
iation of rural municipalities.
COuncil agreed to a rental
fee of $.60 plus taxes for the
parking lot from the C.N.R.
Huron County Library will pay
$300 for 1972 for rent, of accom-
modations.
Hensall's share of the Ausable
and 'Hayfield Conservation
Society will be $1825.31 for i972.
A building permit was issued
to Howie Wright for home
improvements. ,
Bills amounting to $5,531.03
were ordered paid.
News of
VARNA
Correspondent
.Fred McClymont
U.C.W. MEET
The United Church 'Women
held their March meeting in the
basement of the church last
Thursday evening with twenty-
one members present. The pres-
" ident, Mrs. -Ralph Stephenson,
opened the meeting with a prayer.
Group Two led the devotions
under the leadership of Mrs. Roy
Elliott which included a poem
"Crucify". Scripture and apoem
entitled "Richest Hill on Earth" .
The offering was taken up and
dedicated. A poem "What isHap-
pir,...ss' was read and devotions
were closed by a poem "Easter
Thought".
' Mrs. Stephenson conducted
the business period. Mrs. Gordon
Johnston read the secretary's
report and took the roll call.
There were thirty-two calls :to
sick arid shut ins during the
month of February. Several thank
you letters were read among.
them one from BrucefielciU.C.W.
for the donation and _gift for
the kitchen. Mrs. Stephenson gave
the treasurer's report. She also
gave a report on the Presbyterial
meeting that she and others at-
tended in Stratford, the theme
was ''Realizing a Dream". The
meeting was closed by prayer
and laach was served.
Miss Sylvia Wilson was a
guest, on Circle Eight Ranch on
Tuesday evening of - last week.
Several ladies of the United
Church attended the World's Day
Of .Prayer in Goshen United
Church last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Wm. McAsh is at, pres-
ent a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital.
The members of the local
Orange Lodge and their wives
held a boWling" party last Satur-
day night and afterwards were
entertained' at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Dowaon:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCly-
mont spent last week with rela-
tives at King city and Willow-
dale.
Churches
Correspondent
mrs.Joyce Pepper
The World Day of Prayer
Service was held in the Fellow-
ship Hall of Hensall United
Church Friday afternoon. AU
Hensall churches ,were repre-
sented and women taking part in.,
the service were Mrs. RonMock,
Mrs. E, Rowe, Mrs. Bill Mickle,
from Hensall U nited; Mrs, Harold
Parker, Chiselhurst United; Mrs.
D. W. Windover, St. Pauls Angli-
can; Mrs. -3. Soldan, Carmel
Presbyterian.
• Mr's. Dave Kyle, the guest
speaker, spoke following the
theme, "All Joy be Yours". She
said that religion should be a
joy, and that we should-, feel
gratitude for the things which
God has given us, health, free
country, freedom to worship, etc.
Everyone was asked to try to
radiate joy wherever we may go.
She , also said that only in the
love of others, can we find bill-
filment in ourselves, even in
sorrow, heartbreak, .a.nd death,
the flame of joy never goes out.
A vocal solo "Be glad in
the Lord and Refoic"e" was given
by Mrs. Bill Fuss, with Mrs.
John Goddard accompanying.z
AMBER REBEKAH LODGE
The regular' monthly meet-
ing of Amber Rebekah Lodge was
' held Wednesday evening with-N.G.
Mrs. Ernie Chipchaie presiding
• and being assisted by V.G., Mrs:
Bev. Beaton. A number of
officers were absent due. to
weather conditions and sickness.
V.G. reported that there had
been cards sent to the sick and
shut-ins and also that a birthday
card had been sent to Mrs.Nancy
Nyle on the occasion of her 87th
birthday. It was decided to
present the travelling gavel to
S.eaforth.on March 27, if it was
agreeable with that Lodge.Twelve
members plan to go on a bus trip
to Thamesford to be guests of
the Springtime Lodge on,
March 22. The Annual Spring
meeting of District 23 will be
held .April 12, in Hensall -Lodge
Hall. with Past Noble Grands of
all 'Rebekah Lodges in the dis-
tridt fo attend:'
' A euchre followed the meet-
ing sponsored by members of
the Rebekah Lodge. There were
five tables in play. The weather
conditions were not ideal so
therefore, there was a small
crowd. Prize winners were as
follows: Ladies High - Mrs.Nellie
Riley; Ladies Low - Mrs.Elgin
Thompson; Men's 'High - Cecil
Pepper;, Lone Hands - Mrs ..
Glenn Bell. •
A 'draw for an arrangement
of artificial flowers was won by
Mrs. Ed. Corbett and a tray
won by Mrs. Bev. Beaton. '
UNITED CHURCH NOTE
On Sunday ,morning, four
members from other churches
were welcomed into the fellow=
ship of, Hen,sall,,•United Church.
Correspondent
Mrs. Rena Caldwell
The women of Brucefield
ted Church and St, Andrew's
• Church, Kippen met in the Kippen
Church on Friday for the World's
Day of Prayer meeting. Mrs.
Gerald Eathwell was the key
woman. Those taking part in the
service were Mrs. Arnold
Taylor, Mrs. Alex Townsend,
Mrs. R. Elgie, Mrse Bert Fab-
er and Mrs. ,J. Sinclair. Mrs.
warlace Haugh; -Brucefteldd-took
the topic on "Joy". Mrs, Fred
McGregor presided at the organ.
Mrs. Wm. Bell and Mrs. J.
Mustard took up the offering.
A social hour of fellowShip fol-
, lowed the meeting.
The StWhiErdETmDeeRtEinAMg of 'Kippen
2 4-H Club "Sweet Dreamers''
, took place at the hoMe of Mrs.
Grant Mc Gregor. Minutes were
approved and Sharon Finlayson
- was elected Secretary. The Roll
Call was - "Show your fabric
and pattern and state why you
chose them", The hand out
sheets were given, the French
seam and the flat felled seam
were demonstrated. ,Work was
done on the garments.
The 'fourth meeting of Kippen
2 4 H Club was held at the
horrid of Lynn Alderdice. The
Roll Call was "How you plan
to trim your . garment". Judith
Mickle was elected secretary.
Mrs. Hummell demonstrated bias
Peundifive 6oraor-Optlig,
2
The fifth meeting of Kippert
4-H Club was held 0°' home of Mrs. Grant 745Pregora
The Roll Call was answered by,
comparing the cost of a ready '
blade garment with th# home
made garment. Chris mcgrogv
was elected Secretary. Miss
Catharine Hunt, Home HOOnOtnIst
attended and demonstrated how to.
pat eyelet lace on the-bottom of
a garment.
KIPPEN EAST W.I.
Kippen East W.I. will meet
Wednesday in the Legion Hall,
Hensall with Mrs. M. ‘COnnollY
and Mrs. Ross Broadfoot host-
esses. For the Roll Call each
member is to bring a friend
and tell a product of Ireland.
The speaker will be a member
of the O.P.P. Mrs. Dave Trieb-
ner will be in 'charge of the
lunch.
are lagtdayinft in p.e south,
Mro and Mro.._gtotarflPNYle
left for Hawaii.,e SatigdaYs'
14r, Elzay.ItIousseaU tias rer
turned'home 4•Oin 40gortiicomm.
414RitrHospital `
$00. Orville Workman,.
W,L. Melba,,. Mr. iknd. MO* We
Dalrymple attended the Ice Cape••
ades in 14441 Saturday nights
' St+. Andrew's Church, KitiP0a•• had no service Sur atdut, to,
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• MAPLE SYRUP FESTIVALS
AND EVENTS . • April 8 - Elmvale Maple Festival,
16 miles, north of
Barrie on Hwy. 27
April 8 - Elmira Maple Festival,
12 miles north of Wat-
erloo on Hwy. 85
April 8 - West Oxford Women's
• Institute Maple Festi-
val, Gee. Jakeman's
, Bush, Sweaburg
April 15 - Belmore Maple Fest-
ival, 10 miles north-
east of wiligham
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