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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-04-24, Page 8UNITED CHURCH A large congregation at. tended the service on Sunday a.m. when the Cub and Scout Annual parade was held. Welcoming into the sanctuary, were Don Buchanan and Nelson McClure, ushers were Clubs and • Scouts Bobby Penfound Neil Cartwright, Jerry Hoggarth, Cameron Moon and Jimmie Flynn. The cubs, scouts. their leaders, Howard Cartwright, David Reid, Mrs. Murray Popp, Ray McNicol and Edward Riley, their Group committee Jack Lee and Gordon Shobbrook were piped in by Glen McGregor. Flag bearers were Robert limiting and Mark Mitchell. The choir anthem was "Seek first the Kingdom of Heaven" Rev. McDonald's children's sermon was "yeast cakes" His message was "Training our children"'. Service next Sun- day will be 10 a.m. Daylight Saving time. CONFIRMATION SERVICE girls'. tops and some of their Mason. The bride,to4be was samples. Ann Overholt assisted by her mother and demonstrated how to sew sister Judy. ,preen thanked all The United Church was filled buttons on and how to"make slip and invited them to see her ona Sunday evening when to stitch. Achievement Day was gifts and also to the reception to fund emb were Greeting into discussed and the meeting be held in Blyth Memorial Hall full membership. Greeting into closed. the sanctuary were Jack Tamblyn Reg and L on Friday night April 25th. Lawson, CHEERIO CLUB 50TH ANNIVERSARY , . ushers were Dennis Fothergil, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fothergill Kevin Howatt, John Salverdo The Cheerio club met on and family attended the fiftieth and Kevin Jewitt. Music was Tuesday, April 15th at the home wedding anniversary of her under leadership of Mrs. Allen of Tri Duizer. The meetinga encs Mr. and Mrs. Colonel opened with a poem Hold on • p Shaddick with Louise Lovett Marks of R.R. 3 Listowel. This organist and Mrs. Ross Jewitt l� April" by active grP r1Pnt Lord'sEna Howatt. After theY.n event was held at the Foresters soloist singing the Hall, Wallace on Sunday. Prayer and Holy Spirits Lord of "Follow, hollow Me" was read During the afternoon over 300 Love. Following the in unison, the Scripture was people called to give ...best Benediction a reception line read by Mary Robinson with wishes They have a family of meditation and prayer by Ena. was formed and all were Minutes of the last meeting seven children and 13 grand - welcomed. The UCW served children. , lunch, and a social hour was were read by secretary Ida F�ren. —SON BANQUET enjoyed by the many relatives Durnin. Corr p Ninety-six six Cubs and Scouts and friends. Council hears (continued from page 1) "We aren't going to make a decision tonight," the reeve said. "We can come back every Tuesday night til. you do," someone in the audience suggested. "We might be back but you fellows won't be." "This council works hard but we just want a say in the decision. You can't have recreation for $300.," Mrs. Teatero protested. Vanastra and Egmondville seem to be kept at each other's throats, she said "and it's not fair to either." "Vanastra pays. for everything they get," the reeve said. "What about leaving the Vahastra levy for recreation as it is, since it has definite boundaries and have the rest _of the people in the township contribute for recreation in the areas they use?" Ken Smith suggested "Couldn't the other arenas do a survey (to find out how many Tuckersmith residents use them) tike Seaac th,did?"-Canal Baker of Harpurhey suggested. Recreation money could then be allotted by the township according"to use by residents of the various areas. • "Recreation is an investment in • the future. This $300 is nonsense. In what way do you support recreation?" Mrs. Baker added. "Why not take the $700 that's going to the dog catcher who's not doing his job and put it to our kids?" Bob Watson, Egmondville, asked. "Why don't we take a vote and see where we stand?" Betty Brady of Egmondville suggested. "A vote would payers to -get their feeling on a and gifts were preach e Y The chairman introduced the probably cost too. much. The recreation budget. . Laurel Duizer, Joan and Rosie LONDESBORO 4H 111 This group met April 16th at Londesboro hall. Ann Overholt and Marlene Sewers checked guest"'for the evening Mr. Jim and Mrs, Les Snell and Paul McEwing of Londesboro who Snell of Kelowna, B.C. at showed liis coloured slides of London Airport on Saturday his trip to the West Coast. Scout they are spending a week with Paul Middigaal thanked Mr. Mrs. Snell's mother, Mrs. McEwing and _..the meeting Maude Radford, Blyth. closed with everyone repeating Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cowan and the Lord's Prayer. Greg of Hanover visited on PERSONALS - Sunday with his mother Mrs. Mr. Nelson Lear returned Cowan. Mrs, Arnold Riley, April 18th Mrs. Garnet Wright and Mrs. home on Friday,Bert Shobbrook' attended a following 3 weeks in Clinton shower in Mitchell on Sunday Hospital. . night for Mrs. Don McLeod, Mr. ant[ Mrs. Cliff Saun- newlywed. dercock returned home on Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Friday after spending 6 weeks Glousher were guests at the in England visiting her sister wedding of her niece Machan- Missan<d brother. Ball, in Auburn United Church Connie Howatt and on Saturday 3 p.m. A number friends Marilyn Holland and from here attended the Marilyn Aiken returned home reception held in Saltford at on Saturday from a' Z week might. Correspondence was a y w of holiday in Daytona, Florida. Mrs. Jessie Jones visited Thank you from Jessie Jones, a in Londesboro along with their ' Mr. and Mrs. Tom Allen Sunday p. m. with her daughter letter from Ida Townsend and a Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moore, receipt for Easter seals. Roll fathers sat down o bountiful night April 15th after a week E mondville and returned Gall was answered N 11 banquet preparedby gg members, 2 visitors. Norma U.C.W. and Mothers, on end touring in the State of home, Monday, a.m. Wednesday evening in Lon, Kentucky, U.S.A. The W.I. are holding their Pipe reported the club *as desboro United Church. Visitors on the weekend with dessert euchre in the hall on formed 30 years ago, June 1945, Friday night April 25th at 8 with 18 members. She also Scout David Plant and Spout Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson Kevin Fothergill presented the were Mrs. E. McEwen and son p.m. Everyone welcome. showed some of the earlier p <`O Jack of Pense, Saskatchewan; pictures taken. Ena thanked flags and the grow sang Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan, W m Hamilton bb u • • • Tri for having the meeting in her home. The May meeting will be Group 3 at the home of money might as well go to the Dora Shobbrook , The draw arena"said Mel Cooper, also of donated by Jewel Cowan won by Laura Lyon. Egmondville. • � An address was read by Some of the delegations ition might Laura Lyon to Gladys Arm - suggested that a pet honouring her on the be a way of finding out how strong g Jack Lee was master of from Mr. Will Govier.• by Ken Hulley attended the it is graded as Fancy, Light, many Tuckersmith people want occasion of her 50eSe ted her ceremonies for the evening and • Mr. and Mrs. Brad Kennedy Eastern Ontario Provincial Medium or Dark. Each of these • h have purchased the property of Assembly ' of the Canadian has, different Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns, the types of syrup Foresters held in the 401 Inn in and are usually used White Rose gas station. Peterborough `Friday and properties Mrs. Russel Peckett, Terry, Rev. ridayald is for different pul-poses. Grading Kitchener Saturday. of syrup is not compulsory in Trudy and Tammy,.. High Chaplain of the Canadian Ontario. visited on Saturday with Mrs. Foresters for the Dominion of Cowan and Mrs. Robinson. Canada., One of the best places to store Mrs. Mac Hodgen, Kirkston, The congregational Life and your maple syrup for indefinite visited with her mother Mrs. Work Committee met on periods of time, is in the Ena Howatt on Thursday. Monday evening in the Church freezer. The syrup does not Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe, Hall with a good attendance. freeze solid, and the fresh Brussels visited Friday Finals plans were made for the flavor and quality are evening with Mr. and Lloyd p Canada" with Scout Robert Mr. andMrs. Mrs. Harry Tebbutt, Rev. Raccoon has some tips about Nanking at the piano. Rev. Moorefield; Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and a number of which may be proper members of the Canadian maple syrup McDonald explained the ro er Raymond Radford, London; to you. For the wayuto ndp tea toast to the Robbie and Mrs. John Lawrie Foresters of Kinburn attended helpfulcelour of the syrup instance, a goodh Queen and then proposed a and Jennifer, Kit- the Huron District Annual indicator of its flavor. The toast to her Majesty Queen teener. Banquet and meeting held in darker the amber colour, the Elizabeth. Cub Doug McClure Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns Cranbrook Community Hall on stronger the maple flavoring. moved on Monday, April 14th said grace. purchased Thursday evening. Flavor, colour and quality of Group Committee Chairman into the home they p Rev. McDonald accompanied the syrup are considered when The tapping of sugar (hard) maple and black maple trees is' one of the first welcome signs of spring in many Ontario and Quebec Communities. During March and April, freezing night temperatures and mild 40-50 degree F days,' determine the quality and quantity of the sap which is gathered in metal buckets or by modern plastic tubing systems. In either the traditional wood fired, or the modern gas or oil heated evaporator, the sap, which is about 90 percent water, is boiled until only the amber coloured maple syrup remain. When the maple products (maple syrup, maple butter, maple sugar candy, etc.) are ready, the maple syrup festivals that are held, draw crowds from far and wide. Maitland Valley's Rocky Raco.o If your maple syrup forms mold on the top, or develops a musty flavor,°skim off as much mold'as possible and bring the syrup to a boil in a large sauce P pan. Just before'boiling, put in a 3/4 cup of skim milk per gallon of syrup, and then boil for 2 or 3 minutes. After straining through cheese cloth, refrigerat..e,the syrup as soon as possible. Sometimes a crust or sugar crystals will form in the con- tainer. To solve this problem, add a small amount of Water to the syrup and heat it gently (do not boil) until the crystals dissolve. Rocky would be happy to provide more information on maple syrup production to anyone . who requests it from the Maitland Valley Conk servation Authority. expenditure on recreation. Ken anniversary a p shared head ' table wit Smith suggested ' sending a ; with a 50th Anniversary cup Murraythe Adams,eatreasurer, letter to the 800 taxpayers to and saucer. Gladys thanked all hyte, representing the see if they want a recreation and invited them to Open House Nick of Church, Gordonhe budget for the whole township. April 29th 2-4 and 7-10. Ena Shobbrook, the hp committee "We know you're on the stump Howatt closed meeting with "Hang on oto that secretary and Jim.McEwing because you're involved with reading the special guest. three municipalities but you smile." The program a Ana Scoutc Howard Hoggarth have to take a stand on numbers contest byDorothy Brunsdpn. proposed a toast to the church, recreation," Mr. MacLean was won byand this said. Reeve Thompson said he There was also an oral contest , Was sponsoring repliedoiby body Whyte is of was disturbed to see small kids on names. Several laved, onducted � the esion of the Church. Cub cigarettes money on candy ue ....Bingo Robinson. A lovely Bruce Vincent very capably cigarettes "$15 wouldn't hurt by Mary Tri Duizer, thanked the U.C.W. and; the these kids." "It's the principle lunch was served by for the lovely banquet. of doing something versus not Ena Howatt and Marg Bert Mothers for Middigaal proposed the doing anything," Mr. MacLean Robinson. ,toast to the Fathers which was repeated. He joined Walter SHOWER FOR replyed to by Bill Millson. A Armes in asking for DOREEN MASON Toast to Scouting was proposed reassurance frorr>L, the council by Ken Popp at which that :they will , do something Ladies of the -village held a time Scout also a gift toh �°' 19th Scoutmaster - presentedard"� Cant- . ,al#stic,a)put recreation, showetc..oa Saturday, .pre "If we were assured the in the church parlours for . WIn replying to the Toast majority of the township *as Doreen Mason, an April bride wright. rig t In replying e for it, we'd go ahead," deputy elect. Corsages were pinned on Scoutmaster outmbuilder to Cartwright reeve Sillery said. "Can council Doreen and here-- mother by nupresentedmber f the der badges t a r find out or do all the township Dorothy Adrie and Dora Stan McDonald oyoke about the have to come here and tell Shobbrook. A dessert lunch of work of the-CubdPack which is you?" Mr, Smith asked. "We're cake and ice cream was served. the largest Pack everhat not here to ask you to ignore the After lunch, the program Londesboro and at the time of rest. Just do something for all consisted of a contest by registration was the largest of therrl." "It's a . tough Dorothy Adrie, "the alphabet Pack in the whole of Huron problem. We'll consider the pretaining to a wedding," won District. He also presented a letter," Councillor Bob Bell by Clara Riley. A contest on e number of badges to the Cubs. said. names of people in theJune At the close' he had After the hour and a half was conducted by doge' a Scoutmall discussion with the group, the Fothergill and won by 1v1arjorie Wayne to Mrs. Murray present Popp, Cub council agreed to look into Duizer. An address to Doreen andgifScout Mother, for her Cub writing to all township tax- was read by June Fothergill 1 work in these groups. PAY NO MORE THAN Apr.. 24 to May 3 Just, Nherr you thought all prices were going up -- along P� ccs Sale. And lallams heseem Ken' paints ithare availablBe in all Fashion -Rite ex tingColRoils Back the Prices Salour lei snrollingre now along. while the exciting Flit walls & ceii PAY NO MORE THAN Our New Cash and Carry Policy _produces ,some wonderful Bargains as Sakrete 1.99 Stippletone $8.95 Dal. Ceiling Tile $1 1."0 cin. Mrs. vacation church to be held from .,flavor preserved. It should be taken Pipe. July .7 to July 1lth for Lon- out of the freezer about one Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. desboro Comrnunity Plans hour before using it, and can be Bob Burns on the weekend were were also made for the annual frozen again after use. If you the family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Outdoor Service and Picnic to store your maple syrup for only Smith and family Kincardine; be held in Seaforth Lions Park one year, keep it in tightly Miss Pat Burns, Toronto; Mr. on Sunday, July 20th. The sealed containers placed in a and Mrs. Colin Paterson, cool, dry area. Always tightly a committee have also started London. their planning for Leadership recap your, syrup. Gontainer.if Mr. Bei. Shobbrook met his and programing for the 1975-76 keeping it in the refrigerator. niece Mrs. Rev. Don Snell, Mr. church program and groups. OFFER G_RE-.A-T SAVINGS DURING THEIR... Moments like these are what the forests of Canada afford us. PROTECT THEM..� ,1177. 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