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At the Easter Service in
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morning, members of the choir
presented the Easter contata,
"No greater Love". With Mrs. J.
Turkheim at the organ. Special
parts were taken by Don Travers,
Mary Goodwin, Gail Travers,
Wayne Payne, Earl Shapter,
Doug Mock, Janis Bisback.
Flowers in the church were
from the funeral of William
MacGregor and the Easter lilies
were in memory of the late Mr. &
Mrs, Victor Fee,
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Women hear talk
on McClure's life
Helen Scane chaired the April
meeting of Unit land began with
a poem from a church bulletin.
The scripture was the story of
events following the resurrection
found Mark's gospel. Mrs.
Scane dealt with the role the
women played at this time, and
just as ;they dealt, with their
doubts and lack of faith so should
we in our time. She said all have
our dark days and we must learn
to meet our problems head on.
Helen closed with a poem, The
Wise Little Dog. Two visitors
Mrs. Shirley Luther and Mrs.
Nan Britton were present and
sang two duets. They were ac-
companied at the piano by Helen
Goddard.
A report of the executive
meeting held recently was given
and a Beef Bar-B-Q is planned for
May 29. General meeting will be
May 6 with Mrs, Jane Davidson
of Brucefield the guest speaker.
Verna Hay gave an interesting
and informative talk on the life
and work of Dr. McClure, who
illustrates in the highest degree
the meaning, method and
message of Christianity.
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235-1331. words of encouragement to the
members and also said members.
should, e proud and have faith in
the organization and for each one
to resume responsibilities
willingly.
Members had the opportunity
to see some of the 4-H girls books
from the last course, Everyone
enjoyed the Touch and Take
The May meeting schedule was
reviewed and Marg Ingram gave
courtesy remarks, Hostesses for
the evening were Madeline
Harbor!) and Nellie Riley.
Mrs. Hilda Payne; first vice-
president, Mrs, Jessie
McAllister; second vice,
president, Mrs. Elsie Caride;
secretary, Mrs. Janis Bisback;
assistant secretary, Mrs. Joyce
Pepper; treasurer and assistant,
Mrs. Marg Ingram and Mrs.
Winnie Shea,
Press reporter is Mrs, Joyce
Pepper; Tweedsmuir History
Curator, Mrs. Susan Purdy and
Mrs, Grace Peck; public
relations, Mrs. Susan Purdy;
district director, Mrs. Jessie
McAllister; alternate district
director, Mrs. Sara Simpson,
Branch directors are Mrs.
Pearl Koehler, Mrs. Nellie Riley
and Mrs, Hazel Corbett; card
convener, Mrs. Nellie Riley;
pianist and assistant, Mrs.
Myrtle Sherritt and Joyce
Pepper; resolutions, Mrs. Sara
Simpson; auditors, Mrs. Attila
Dining and. Mrs, Edna Stoneman,
Conveners of the standing
committees are: agriculture and
Canadian industries, Mrs. Nellie
Riley, Mrs. Nan Britton;
citizenship and world affairs,
Mrs. Joyce Pepper, Mrs. Hazel
Corbett; education and cultural
activities, Lois Shapter, Greta'
Lammie; family and consumer
affairs, Mrs. Pearl Koehler, Mrs.
Elsie Carlile.
' Following a singsong Hazel
Corbett gave a humourous
reading entitled, 'An Exchange of
Gifts'. Mrs, Keyes gave a few
The annual meeting of the
Hensall Womens Institute was
held Wednesday evening in the
Legion Flail, President Hilda
Payne welcomed everyone and
the roll call was answered by 23
members.
Correspondence was a letter
from Ontario F.W.I.C. President
Mrs. Noblitt, a newsletter from
the. Erlin Lee Home announcing
activities of the home and also
announcing that June 10-14 is to
be Womens Institute Week and
all Institutes are welcome to
come and tour the home, a letter
from Home Economist Miss J.
Pengilley announcing short
courses and workshops and
training schools for W.I. mem-
bers to take part in.
A memorial scholarship has
been made in memory of the late
Mrs. Maryn Pardy and is Jo be
given to a 4-H girl planning to
further her formal education
through courses other than high
school and subject to the ap-
proval of the London area
scholarship committee.
The 4-H Achievement Day will
be held at Zurich May 11.
Mrs. Jessie McAllister gave a
report of the South Huron district
officers meeting which she and
the president attended. The
District Annual will be May 16 in
Zurich. It was decided that fall
meetings will begin at 8 p.m.
instead of 8:15. Year end reports
were heard from all conveners
and secretary.
President Hilda Payne read a
goodbye message to Myrtle Orr
who has moved to Exeter and
Hazel Corbett presented her with
a gift of a door mirror, to which
Myrtle replied fittingly.
District President, Mrs. James
Keyes installed the new slate of
officers for 1974-75. They are as
follows: past president, Mrs.
Jessie McAllister; president,
Chiselhurst ladies
plan bloomer sale
Sixteen members answered the
roll call with a Bible verse from
the Easter story when the
Chiselhurst U.C.W. held their
April meeting Tuesday.
Mrs. Wm Brintnell presented
the worship, His Living Presence
and Mrs. Ted Stoneman gave a
reading, Spring House Cleaning,
An Easter film, Footsteps of the
Risen Christ, was presented by
Mrs, Russell Brock.
Mrs, R. Taylor and Mrs. R.
Harris volunteered for visiting
for the next month. It was
decided to hold a bake sale April
27 at 3 p.m. in Irwin's Store in
Hensall.
The treasurer reported eight
large and three small quilts had
been quilted during the winter
months, A plant and bloomer sale
will be held at the May meeting,
President Mrs, C. Coleman
presided and closed the meeting
with prayer. Hostesses were Mrs.
H. Parker and Mrs. J. Brintnell,
William MacGregor
dies at age of 88
William MacGregor, a 'lifelong
resident of RR 3 Kippen, died
April 8, 1974 in Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital. He was in his
88th year.
The funeral service was held
Thursday from Bonthron Funeral
Home with Rev. W. Jarvis of-
ficiating. Interment was Hensall
Union cemetery.
Mr. MacGregor is survived by
his wife, the foriner Sophia
Oesch; three sons, Bruce and
Ronald of Kippen, Wilmer of
Sault Ste. Marie; two daughters,
Mrs, Dan (Eula) Melick of
London and Mrs. Edgar (Ennie)
McClinchey of Hensall; two
sisters, Mrs. Arnold (Helen)
Petrie of Mississauga and Mrs.
Steve (Mae) Bulak of Toronto.
Also surviving are ten grand-
sons, one granddaughter and 13
great grandchildren.
Pallbears were six grandsons,
Bill Melick, Bob Melick, Jack
Melick, Jerry McClinchey,
Douglas MacGregor and Bill
•MacGregor.
Mrs. Robert Mickle, London
was a recent visitor with Mrs,
Laird Mickle.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Corbett visited
on Sunday' with Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Chaffe of Mitchell.
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Collins,
Kitchener, Charles Mickle,
Hamilton visited over the
weekend with their mother, Mrs.
Laird Mickle:
Corporal Doug Wein, R.C.M.P.,
Mrs. Wein and David of Whitby
were weekend visitors with Mrs.
The winner of the three minute
shopping spree draw sponsored
by the Kinette Club of Hensall
was won by Mrs. Ilene Cleave,
Bayfield. Reeve John Baker drew
the winning ticket.
Mrs. Cleave had the choice of
the shopping spree or $50 in cash.
She optioned for the money.
Wein's parents Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Parker and with Mr.
Wein's parents Mr. & Mrs.
Lawrence Wein, Exeter,
Mrs, Laird Mickle, Mr. & Mrs.
Mickle and family, Mr.
Charles Mickle, Mr. & Mrs.
Brian Collins and Mrs. Florence
Joynt were Easter Sunday dinner
guests with the former's
daughter and Son-in-law Mr. &
Mrs. Ross MacMillan.and family,
Waterloo.
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Munn were
recent visitors with their son-in-
law and daughter Mr. & Mrs. Don
Gooding and family, Parkhill,
Mr. James McAllister is
receiving treatment in South
Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor was a
recent visitor with Mr. & Mrs.
Don MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke.
in Oakville.
Mr. & Mrs. Goth of Sarnia were
recent visitors with Mrs. James
McAllister and Mr. & Mrs. Ian
McAllister. They also visited with
Mrs. Goth's father Mr. James
McAllister who is a patient in
South Huron Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. James Sangster
and Bradley were recent visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland in
Clinton.
Ernie Davis returned home this
week after undergoing surgery at
St. Joseph's Hospital.
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