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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-08-31, Page 17•1 Noma and WW1 veter I s Iast I .11,,,,:pdent The members of Amber BEkIH4 REGOB Rebekah Lodge will resume 262. their fall meetings on Sep - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mac- tember 7th' at 8:00 p.m. Donaldandfamily have taken followed by a pot luck lunch - up residence on the farm eon. home they purchased on Rev. Kenneth Knight con - Highway 4 west. ducted service in Carmel Miss Catharine Corbett Presbyterian Church on Fri - spent A few days last week day evening Mr. Doug holidaying with her grand- Klopp, Zurich presided at the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack organ for the service of song Corbett. Friday evening, Sept: 2 will Mrs. Alice Ferg returned be the last evening service. home following a visit with Sunday Sept. 11 a congrega- her daughter and son-in-law tional service and picnic will Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eckel be Serviceheld on Sunday, Sema 18 in Zurich. Mrs. Evelyn Flynn return- will commence at 9 a.m. The ed home after spending a W.M.S. and Ladies' meeting week's vacation at her sum- will be held Sept. 12 at 8 p.m. mer camp at Silver Lake. QUEENSWAY Mrs. Ruth Taylor, Clinton Mrs. Shirley conducted and Mrs. Cora MacFarlane, worship service at the Calling Lake, Alberta visited Queensway Nursing Home on with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tuesday Aug. 23. The high Corbett. Mrs. MacFarlane bowling scorer was Murray also visited other family Howe with 124 points. Mrs. members and attended the Jessie Archer visited with wedding of her niece Jackie several of the residents re - Taylor to Bob Hart in the cently. Brucefield Church on Sat. Florence Martin and Miss Aug. 27. Greta Lammie visited with Kippen G Mrs. Vera Laramie. Charles and Norma Westlake visited With Miss Mary Westlkke. Alfred and Martha Bates visited Mrs. Louise Scrim- geour. Doug and Eva Trleb- ner visited Mrs. Muriel Triebner. Visiting .with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Oeseh was their daughter Mrs. Gladys Beck - ler and Tony and Rose Tycho- liz. LEGION NEWS Well, comrades, the sum- mer is just about over and September is rolling around. The summer seen some of our Comrades at Lucknow for their 125th anniversary. The Legion there held a Drum- head service, which was very good and well organized. The Zone held a seminar in our Branch in July, then we in turn held one at Branch level in August. Sept. 14 will be our first general meeting for this year, and because Hensall is hav- ing a Centennial in 1984. we are also going to be very busy, so we hope all com- • THE 'HURON EXPOSITOR. AUG 31. 31, 1363 A1r • rades wi lbe out and support and Mrs.)Mactl6i 4 us.Athos* en oyableaftem On•Aug. l9.ourlast W.W.I, was had at Ikhe home of, Veteran,'Hnrsy Horton died, • and Mrs. Al Corbett when Harry was a charter and life Mrs. Steven Corbett and member of thicbranch. He Mrs. Al Corbett were host - was also a Member of the •,oases for a''bridal shower in lath battalion of the Assocla- honor of Miss Sheila Riley, tion of Cyclists Brigade. He whose marriage is to be on served with distinction at the September 10th to Jeff Cor - Bartle of Vimy RidgIIn.H�e was beat in the Hensall United an ardent and faithful mem- Church. Mrs. Hugh Morenz, ber of the Royal Canadian Dashwood read an address to Legion and during the last the bride -elect and Many number of years recited, with beautiful and various gifts such keen memory 'in Flan- were presented by Misses ders Fields" at our Remern- Catharine Corbett and Sally brance Day serilces, Harry Chaffs. The room was taste - will be sadly�Missed by fully decorated for the occa- Branch #466 Hensel!. sion and Mrs. Ross Riley and They shall now grow old, as Mrs. Ross Corbett assisted we that are left grow old; Age the bride -elect with the gifts. shall not weary them nor the The guest of honor was years condemn. At the going adorned withapparel ar- down of the sun and in the ranged with the bows from morning, we will remember the gifts and picture taking ' P.R.O. Corbett gave a reading en- titled "The Nurses' Wed - Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bedard ding." Contests were direct - have moved to the home on ed by Mrs. Steven Corbett Highway 44 which they re- and prizes were presented. cently purchased from Mr. The guest of honor made a er. them. Bea U I was in or rs lack .19 r V . every- of thealci and Wil y hi her tame ted Sunday Sept. 4 Fear of death • is topic Rev,. McDonald returned to thepulpiton Sunday morning at the United Church follow- ing • his summer vacation. Marten Nagregaal was the organist and the men's quar- tette, Ron Mock, Don McCaf- frey, Bill and Tom Bailey, sang two numbers. Mr. McDonald spoke on the subject of "Taking the Fear Out of Death." He spoke of how many people fear death and avoid any thought or plan for it. He spoke of how we• need not fear death because it is the gateway to the larger life and also penetrating the shadows of death is the light of Christ's resurrection. Sunday School will re -open on Sunday, Sept. 11. . • e un Club , 25 years old, is one of the friendliest BY YVONNE REYNOLDS He shoots! He scores! Hockey? No, trap shooting. The "pop" of shotgun shells filled the air at the Kippen Gun Club on Sunday August 28 as more than 50 trap shooting enthusiasts vied for a number of trophies and prizes at the club's third an- nual Kyle -Cooper Memorial Shoot. The club was established in 1948 by Bill Kyle, Bill Cooper, Lloyd Venner, John Anderson and Pat Venner on seven acres of land offered by Kyle from his farm on Highway 4 a mile south of Kippen. After Kyle's death his family allow- ed the arrangement to continue. Kyle's grandson Jamie Caldwell is one of the club's mainstays. He and his friend Dan Crerar are usually to be found marking scores, firing off birds, or performing some of the myriad essential tasks necessary for a smooth - running shoot. The clubhouse, formerly headquarters of the liensall Lawn Bowling Club, was pur- . chased in 1950 for $100 and moved with a police escort to its present site for a furth ex• penditure of $25. The membership roster soon grew from an initial 17 to a peak of more than 50, and has now settled down to a steady 40. For many years shooters bought member- ships in the social club, local merchants donated prizes for the shoots, and more money was raised at events such as dances. The club now owns one $3,000 trap and rents another. As it has reverted to private ownership, no membership fee is required. Anyone may drop in for an evening of trap shooting on a Tuesday night, and the only cost is $2.50 for 25 clay birds, This charge off- sets the costs of targets, hydro and the -inescapable taxes. "All are welcome - as long as they don't break too many 25 straights!" Venner said, . the twinkle in his eye belying the mock seriousness of his expression. The regular Tuesday night shoot draws about 20 people each time, who come from as far afield as Goderich, Guelph and London to the only trap- shooting club closer than Fullerton's or Londesborough's. Jack Mills, from °Guelph, whose job selling wholesale au o part brings him into this area every Tuesday, shoots regularly at Kippen. Although he belongs to clubs in Galt „ and Guelph, his favourite is the Kippen club, "It's one of the hest I've ever shot at, and is the friendliest club I know ot. !t has a complete range of ages, all the way from 16 to the 70s, and some ladies", Mills enthused. Two of the regular lady shooters are Gladys McGregor and Linda Crerar. At first Gladys came to be with husband Grant. She soon became bored with being a spectator, and started shooting two years ago. 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