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The Town Crier, March 25, 1981 KINTORE: The Aâ€"J Baker â€" Wildwood parents commitâ€" tee wish to thank everyone who helped make their bake sale on Friday such a success. It was a great way to end the school week and make way for the March break. School children now get a chance to catch up on sleep,â€" work and projects that the teachers have asâ€" signed. Take some time to check out a sugar bush and watch the sap drip into the buckets. The high school students have just finished their exams last week. We wish ~everyone well with their results. BY SANDRA SQUIRE Students enjoy bake sale The minutes of the previâ€" ous meeting and the Treaâ€" surer‘s Report were given by Mrs. John Conway and Mrs. David Arthur. Notes of appreciation were sent from those who had received gifts because of illness. Mrs. Murray Taylor openâ€" ed the meeting with a poem ‘Tis Spring. The March meeting of Brown‘s United Church Women was held at Brown‘s United Church. Events of interest in the future are: â€" Westminister Weekend May 29 â€" 31, Alma College Weekend in August. Mrs. Taylor gave a report of the Presbyterial meeting in London. ‘ Mrs. Murray Kingdon, convener â€" of Stewardship and Finance, presided for the program. She introduced the Study Book, Partners In the Gospel. Study of this book should increase awareness of many facets of Christian life esâ€" pecially working with peoâ€" ple, not just for them. The hymn Lord Jesus Friend of Women by Betty Where Do Women Belong? Students at A. J. Baker school had a difficult time deciding what delectable baked goods they wanted, at a bake sale last Friday at Iunch. The sale was organized by parents from both A.J. Baker and Wildwood schools. The money will go towards school projects. A snowman cake was raffled off also. & A panel of women: Mrs. Murray Taylor, Mrs. Robert Arthur, Mrs. Murray Kingâ€" don and Mrs. Hubert Uren; discussed the question â€" ‘‘Women â€" where do they belong?" These included the teenager, the young married woman, the middleâ€"aged woman, the widow, the spinster and the elderly senior citizen. > Mrs. Murray Taylor read a poem on Stewardship entitled God‘s Little Pig. Phillips Fisher was sung. The scripture lesson, read by Mrs. Robert Arthur, was taken from Mark, Chapter 5. Browns UCW St. Marys Journalâ€"Argus, Wed., Mar. 11, 1981 Mrs. Taylor introduced Mr. and Mrs. George Towle who, with slides and script, recounted their trip to Oberâ€" ammergau â€" scene of the Passion Play in Bavaria. The stoyy of how it came to be presented dates back to 1632 when the people were being devastated by the forces of the King of Sweâ€" den. Their lands were laid waste and the bubonic plaâ€" gue was rampant, causing whole families to be wiped out. Some of the people vowed â€"to performâ€" "The Passion . Play" every â€" 10 years in Oberammergau. It The ~roll call will be a verse from an Easter hymn. It is the Easter Thank Offering Meeting. Mrs. Hubert Uren thanked Mr. and Mrs. Towle and presented them with a small gift in appreciation. Mrs. Clarence Tate announced the next meeting on April 1. is said after this vow was taken there were no more deaths. Five thousand people see this play at each perforâ€" mance and it ‘is presented from 9:30 â€" 11:30 a.m. with a break for lunch and continuâ€" ed from 2:00 â€" 5:30 p.m. Because of ‘its inspiring content and the artistry with which it is presented, no one is conscious of sitting a long time or being tired. The story is described from Jesus entry into Jeruâ€" salem right through the trial, crucifixion, and the Resurrection. Mr. and Mrs. Towle gave a fine presentation of their trip. s The text is in German but an English text is available, and the ‘theme is a well known one. _ a&_®. Cackling Chicks _ It started at 7:30 with 10 members attending. The meeting was opened Brown‘s 4â€"H Cackling Chiâ€" cs held their third meeting Feb. 23. . Brown‘s W. I. held a Euchre Party, last Thursâ€" day night. Prize winners were high Albert Chowen and Jean Robinson, low Browns Corners The children enjoyed a story Nobody Stole the Pie and cookies supplied by librarian, Rita Pearson. The class also went to the post office where Postmistâ€" ress Joyce McPherson expâ€" lained how the post office operated. ; Ap 3/ 81 On February‘26, the grade one class from Wildwood School, accompanied by Miss Won and Mrs. Dyer, visited the Kintore Library. The recipe was the Eggoâ€" nomical Quiche. The parts of the egg were labelled. The group learned how eggs are graded and why. The reasons why a stale egg will float and what happens to egg whites with age or lack of refrigeration were explained. â€" ‘ The meeting continued with â€"the roll call and the members discussed the chaâ€" racteristics of a good quality egg and learned how they can tell a person‘s fortune. The pledge was said and the minutes of the previous meeting were read with all errors and omissions made. 7 A 5 f Rpsl 7/ 8| by president Chris Wakem : The Men‘s Club enjoyed a ‘"Father and Son‘" bowling evening in St. Marys, last Saturday night. People are asked to bring | sandwiches or relishes and | the euchre committee will | supply dessert. t The last euchre for the year, will be held Apr. 9. /-\() s. L141 David Arthur and Helen Land, and lone hands Frank Levy and Ina Wells.