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By MRS. E. SUMMERS
GRANTON
Unit I met at the home of
Mrs. Elmer Summers on
Wednesday with Mrs.
Gordon McRobert presiding
followed by the scripture
read by Mrs. Clifford
McRobert.
The progran was convened
by Mrs. C. B. Westman and
Mrs. Earle Middleton. Mrs.
Westman took the study on
aid for developing countries
entitled “The other side qf
the fence.’’ The reader
stressed that there were
three keys to open the door of
friendship with the prople of
these countries, tolerance,
understanding and love.
Mrs. Middleton read an
article from the Farmer’s
Almanac on the Lord’s
Prayer, explaining that
neither I, My nor Me appear
in this prayer.
The hostess was assisted in
serving lunch by Mrs. Robt.
Hardie and Mrs. Glen
Jameson.
Mrs. Cliff Cook was the
hostess for Unit 3 with Mrs.
Leroy Bryan presiding and
opening the meeting with a
reading entitled “Unless I
Pray.” Mrs. Wilfred Garrett
and Mrs. Robt. Garrett were
in charge of the program
with Mrs. Bryan closing the
worship with prayer.
A paper entitled The other
side of the Fence was
presented by the program
conveners, this was followed
by a discussion on how we
can render aid to the Third
World countries, without
insulting the dignity and
justice of those who receive
it.
In honour of their
parents
40th
Wedding
Anniversary
the families of
KENNETH & DOROTHY
MacGREGOR
invite friends,
neighbours and relatives
to an Open House at
their parents home RR 8,
Parkhill on
Sun., April 23,
2 - 4 and 7 - 9
Best Wishes
Only, Please
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PARTY
for
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Fri., April 14
9:00 p.m.
HURON PARK
REC. CENTRE
Admission $2.00
Everyone Welcome
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It was announced that the
quilt for the bazaar was
completed. Lunch was
served by the hostess and
conveners.
Unit 4 met at the home of
Mrs. Floyd Dykes. Mrs.
Nelson Tate presidedand
read the lesson “thoughts
from Good news for Modern
Man.”
Program conveners were
Mrs. Harvey Kennedy and
Mrs. Terry Johnson. Mrs.
Kennedy gave a paper on the
study of aid for the
developing countries, then
following a Hymn Mrs. Cliff
Waters gave an account of
her trip with her husband
and their two children
Pamela and Darren through
the Southern States.
Mrs. Norman Riddell and
Mrs. James Kerr assisted
the hostess to serve lunch.
Mrs. John Bryan was the
hostess for Unit 5 with Mrs.
Chas. McRobert presiding
and opening the meeting
with a poem, the scripture
reading, lesson thoughts and
prayer. Roll Call was “Name
a Spring Flower.”
Mrs. John Bryan favored
with a piano instrumental.
Mrs. Emerson Wallis who
was in charge of the
program presented a paper
entitled “The other side of
the Fence”, also two poems.
Mrs. Wallis gave a very
interesting and informative
account of her trip to
Washington D.C. where she
attended the Cherry Blossom
Festival recently. Mrs.
Garnet Baker assisted the
hostess to serve lunch.
Church news
At St. Thomas Anglican
Church Rev. Mary Mills
conducted the morning
service on Sunday and took
her sermon from Chapter 21
of the Gospel of St. Mark.
Her message was on work,
and referred to Simon Peter
and the other disciples when
Jesus apeared on the shore
of Tiberias, in our work we
should give of our talents
whatever our occupation
said Rev. Mills.
The St. Thomas ACW
meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. James
Hodgins. Mrs. Percy
Hodgins presided and
Cancer
can be |
beatenl
Spring Frolic
with the
LINCOLN GREEN
opened the meeting with the
Members Prayer, then
business items were
discussed. Mrts. Hodgins
read the Meditation from the
Living Message.
Rev. Mary Mills reminded
the members of the Deanery
meeting on April 18 to be
held at St. James church St.
Marys and also the 53rd
weekend June 2-4 at Huron
College London when Dr.
John Westerhoff will be the
guest speaker. The days set
for the ham supper is to be
November and the bazaar
November 25. Mrs. James
Hodgins read the scripture
and the special guest
speaker was Mrs. Tom
Jenkins who gave an in
teresting and inspiring talk
on The Flight of the Wild
Geese, referring this to our
way of living. Rev. Mills
closed the meeting with the
Benediction and lunch was
served by the hostess.
At the United Church Rev.
Elwood Morden was in
charge of the Sunday
morning worship and en
titled his sermon The Secret
of Overcoming.
Attend Cancer Education
meeting
Granton and community
was well represented ac
cording to the number of
people who attended the
Cancer Education meeting
sponsored by the Lucan-
Biddulph branch of the
Canadian Cancer Society, in
conjunction with the Uderton
branch and held in the Lucan
Public School on Thursday
evening. The guest speakers
were Dr. D. Marshall of
London and Dr. A. R.
Meredith of Ilderton. Dr.
Marshall gave a most in-
eresting account
(illustrated by slides) of his
involvement with surgery on
children with cancer and Dr.
Meredith dwelt on the fear of
patients who suspect they
have cancer, also the fear
within the family when a
member has been told that
the disease is present.
The lucky iady with a
daffodil under chair was
Mrs. Garnet Bloomfield,
Ilderton, whose prize was a
pair of ceramic book-ends.
4-H news
The fifth meeting of the
Granton 4-H Club “Focus on
living” was held at the home
of Bonnie Harloff. Roll call
was answered by naming
“My contribution to my
community.” There was
some discussion on the field
trip to Jack Miner’s Bird
Sanctuary which is set for
April 15, also plans were
made regarding the book
covers and the skit for
Achievement Day in May.
Ann Garrett then talked on
safety in the home, and
Brenda Tomlin discussed
electric hazards.
Leader Mrs. Robt Garrett
and Mrs. Jack Noon gave
each girl a question to an
swer on food storage. This
led to a discussion by the
members. Each Leisure
Lassie displayed a craft
article. Ann Garrett was the
secretary for this meeting.
Personals
Congratulations to Mr. &
Mrs. William Dykes and
Larissa, on the arrival of
baby Sarah Elizabeth at
Victoria Hospital, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth
Hodgins and family attended
the 8th annual London and
District science and
technology fair held at
Althouse College, London, on
Saturday. John Herbert
entered an exhibit on
Astronomy. The first year
there were only 10 entries
and this year 315.
Mrs. Emerson Wallis and
Miss Edna Wallis attended
the Cherry Blossom Festival
in Washington, D.C., March
29. While in the State Capital
they visited places of in
terest, including Arlington
Cemetery and the George
Washington Cemetery.
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Cook
entertained the Cook family
and friends on April 1 at a
bowling party in Lucan,
followed by a bridal shower
for their niece Miss Sherry
Riddell prior to her for
thcoming marriage to Ron
Funston of Huron Park in
June. After returning home
Sherry opened her gifts, then
the more than fifty guests
enjoyed a smorgasbord
supper with bridal cake
served by the bride-to-be’s
parents Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Riddell.
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Jones and
Kim entertained with a
family diner in honor of Mrs.
Jones’ sister’s husband Mr.
Ron Wilson of London on
Sunday evening on the oc
casion of his birthday.
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Friends
Neighbours
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are invited
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OPEN HOUSE
in honour of his
80TH BIRTHDAY
Sunday, April 23
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