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Family Counselling speaker
at Kippen Institute meeting
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
Kippen
Mrs. Stewart Pepper was
hostess for the Kippen East
W.I. when it met November 16
with Mrs. Linda Crerar as
guest speaker. Mrs. Crerar
was introduced by Mrs.
.Robert Bell and thanked by
Mrs. Harold Parsons.
Mrs. Crerar described her
work with the Stratford Fami-
ly Counselling Service which
is a United Way Agency
dedicated to human growth
and providing professional
counselling services in the
community. Their work with
mentally retarded adults (18
years of age and over )
enables them to lead lives as
near to normal as is possible.
Mrs. Drummond, the presi-
dent, gave a reading, "A lit-
tle mixed up." and also gave
"My Kingdom for a Horse".
Mrs. Campbell Eyre gave a
very beautiful and thought-
provoking motto on "Love is
the best insurance to world
peace" for which she gave
thanks to Stan MacDonald for
his assistance.
Mrs. Harold Parsons con-
ducted the program and gave
a reading written by Heather
,Woodham UCW
help in remembering
The November meeting of.
the Woodham U.C.W. was
held in the church basement
with .21. members present.
Group 2 was in charge with
the theme being Remem-
brance. Quiet music was
played after which Mrs. Mar-,
vin Hartwick led in the call to
worship.
Scripture Psalm 46 verse
1-11 was given by Mrs.
Clarence Thomson. Mrs.
Deborah Webb led in prayer.
A poem, Nameless Men, was
given by Mrs. Leonard
Thacker. Mrs. Marvin Hart -
wick gave a reading entitled
Memorial Day. Mrs. Marvin.
Hartwick and Mrs. _ Lloyd
Cowdrey then led in a sing
song. Mrs. John Rodd then
showed a film entitled
Shalom. Our president, Mrs.
Glenn Copeland then con-
ducted the • business. It was
decided to sent the layette to
-the Saugeen Indian Reserve.
Miss Janet Hartwick will be
the Toc Alpha delegate: It
was • decided to donate to
Alma College, John Milton
Society and Alcohol and Drug
Concern. Mrs. Oliver Baker,
the convener for World
Outreach gave a very in-
teresting report. Mrs Oliver
Baker conducted the election
of officers. Mrs. Glenn
Copeland closed the meeting
with the Benediction after
which lunch was served
McLean. Mrs. Vern Alderdice
gave the treasurer's report,
Mrs. Stewart Pepper
reported a good month with
no sickness when she gave the
Sunshine report.
Mrs. Al Hoggarth gave the
board meeting report and
Mrs. Cecil Pepper gave the
area convention report. The
area reported 118 new
members last year. Plans
were made for the Christmas
Party. Roll Call, "Mountains
I have moved" elicited many
mountains. Roll Call was
climaxed by the story of
Terry Fox as read by Mrs.
Grant MacLean.
Mrs. Grant MacLean gave
current events and courtesy
remarks. Lunch was served
by the hostess Mrs. Pepper
and Mrs. Charles Eyre and
the committee Mrs. Jack
Sinclair and Mrs. Alex
McGregor.
Kippen U.C.W. served a
sumptuous supper November
17 to about 600 persons. in
Brucefield Church Hall.
All roads led to . the Royal
Winter Fair in Toronto. Kip-
pield Calf Club made an im-
pressive showing in the
Queen's Guineas Class.
Those attending the
"Royal" from the Kippen
area were Mr. • and Mrs.
Robert Kinsman, Lyle Bell,
Dwight Kinsman, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Parsons and
family, Mr. and Mrs. James
McGregor, Mark and Michael
McGregor, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Cooper and Scott
Cooper. •
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Many attend Co-op banquet
Thames Road YC1M plan programs for 1913
Rif MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
The executive of the United
Church Women met at the
home of vice president Mrs.
Lee Webber, Exeter Tuesday
evening to plan the programs
for 1983.
A large number of people
from the community attend-
ed the Co-op banquet annual
meeting and dance at South
Huron Rec Centre Friday
evening. The Elimville
Women's Institute catered to
the banquet.
The regular church servicf-
was held Sunday morning.
Rev. Robert Matheson told
the children's story "If I Were
King, I'd...". The choir
rendered an anthem"Come
Thou Long Expected Jesus'
Karen Miner, pion spent
the weekend with Wendy
Ballantyne.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rohde,
Karen and Kathy, Exeter and
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rohde,
Kippen visited Sunday even-
ing with11Ir. and Mrs.
William Rohde. `.,
Mrs. Glenn Rohde, her
sisters and brother attended
the funeral of their aunt the
late Mrs. Arthur Stone, of
Wingham, Sunday.
accompanied on the organ by
Miss Agnes Bray.
The sermon was entitled
,"Vision of the Second Kind".
Pete and Aggie
Groenewegen visited recent-
ly with Mr. and Mrs. Andy Vis
and family of Sudbury. Ag-
gie's sister, Leen Vis and her
friend Jo Waaj of South
Holland, returned with _ the
Groenewegens and spent_ a
week visiting in this area
\before leaving for Holland,
Saturday.
Jean Hodgins accompanied
her sisters and husbands,
Mary and Ray Ruston, St.
Marys and Ruth and Russell
Brock, Goderich, to Hazel
Park, Michigan, Wednesdi y,
where they enjoyed a visit
with their brother Howard
Morley and his wife, Gwen,
returning Friday.
Several ladies from this
area attended the dessert
euchre at Saintsbury on
Wednesday afternoon and
also the St. Marys Church
bazaar at Brinsley Thursday
evening.
Visions of the:past carry us in-
to the future. If it were hot for
the vision and foresight of
others the world wouldn't be
the place it is today. That's
not to suggest the world of to-
day is perfect!
Daniel 7:13-14 s ks of a
vision of the coming of a
Messiah who will assist the
Jews in returning from the
Babylonian exile. The author
of Daniel anticipated a
Messiah who would be a more
political style of leader.
In the book of Revelation
1:4-8 reference is made to the
Kingdom of God, We are told
that Jews loves us (note the
present tense) and this in-
forms us we already are ac-
cepted into and therefore a
part of the Kingdom of God.
When Jesus defended himself
in front of Pontius Pilate in
John 18:33.37 he tells Pilate
that His Kingdom is not of this
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The Baby Band party will
be held Saturday, November
27 at 2:30 p.m. in the church
basement.
t e Exeter Cu • Pac w o are starting a new year are shown here. Back,
left, Shawn McFalls, Mork D'Anna, Jason Eccles, Tim Nethercott, Jon Ellerington, Jeff Sanders, Peter McAllister,
Robbie Welsh, David Schwindt and Mark Weigand. Centre, Craig MacEachern, Jacob Petersen, Jim Jarrett, Trevor
Spencer, Tony Armstrong, Mike D'Anna, Richard Phillips, Brad Chambers, Mark McDonald, Lee Baker and Dar-
ryl Beaver. Front, Chris Rowcliffe, Peter McDonnell, Jason Coalman, Brent Miran, Allan McFolls, Stephen Cregon,
Jeff Balsdon, Darryl Chappel an Steven Rankin. T -A photo
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