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GB COUPLES MEET
Fourteen Couples club
members ’ met Saturday
evening at the United
Church, and then enjoyed a
social time of bowling at the
Village Inn Retreat.
Back at the Church a short
meditation period was led by
Jean Weigand on a “Spring”
theme. Larry Taylor closed
with a prayer.
Following a business
session lunch was served.
Those in charge were Larry
and Paula Taylor, Don and
Jean Weigand.
Parents wishing to have
their children baptized
Mothers Day Sunday are
asked to contact Rev. Moore
as soon as possible.
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Exeter Cemetery Board
Granton UCW meet
Weather aids cancer bike ride
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For a Wide Variety of
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• Shade Trees
• Evergreen Shrubs
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• Tea Roses & Climbers
• Lombard, Poplar
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Cemetery Board
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Annual Flower Bed $15.00
Perpetual Flower Bed $150.00
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REFRESHMENTS AT GRANTON — The large number of participants in Sunday's Cancer Ride from Lucan to Granton and
vice-versa were treated to refreshments at the halfway mark. The Granton ladies in charge of the drinks were Elsie Dann
Eileen Summers, Nora Wissell,Olive Gowan and Audrey Harloff. phofo
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By MRS. E. SUMMERS
The weatherman really
was kind Sunday afternoon
for the “Ride for Cancer”
sponsored by the Lucan-
Biddulph Cancer Society.
There was a good turnout for
the ride from Granton to
Lucan and back for Granton
riders, and Lucan to Granton
and back for Lucan riders
with refreshments at the
halfway check outs.
The Lucan-Biddulph
executive of the Cancer
Society would like to extend
their appreciation to the
riders, sponsors, Lucan and
Granton senior citizens clubs
and all who helped in
anyway to make this event a
success.
Court Valentine
Court Valentine met at the
Mason’s Hall Tuesday
evening. Sister Melba St.
Dennis presided and opened
Court. Items of business
were looked after. A goodly
sum was voted to the
Cancer Society.
The craft diplay and sale
was discussed with a ten
tative date set for October.
Sister Marie Doyle’s
resignation as president was
received with regret by the
members.
A nominating committee
consisting of Sisters Sandra
Hern and Olive Hodgins
(Mrs. Kenneth) was named
to prepare a slate of officers
for the June meeting.
Sister Dorothy Hern was
the lucky winner of a''
Forester coffee spoon for the
attendance draw and Sister
Eileen Summers won the
numbers draw.
At the United Church Rev.
Elwood Morden was in
charge of the Sunday
morning worship and took
his sermon (the second part
in a two part Pentecostal
series) from the Acts 2, 1-4
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and used the theme “The
Coming Spirit”.
Pentecost, said
Morden, comes originally
from the Old Testament of
the Bible. It was in the form
of a Harvest Festival
celebrated 50 days after the
Passover. It was a public
gathering and a national and
devout expression
gratitude.
This was a beautiful
stitution to teach the
dividuals that they must rise
above all earthly things and
praise God. This Feast at
tended by many, was a fit
ting time • and place for
Christ’s Ascension,
At St. Thomas Anglican
Church, Mr. W. Willis from
Mitchell a Lay Reader was
in charge of the morning
service on Sunday and took
his message from the Book
of Isaiah.
St. Thomas A.C.W. meet
The May meeting of the St.
Thomas A.C.W. was held at
the home of Mrs. Laverne
Morley with Mrs. James
Hodgins presiding and
opening the meeting with
prayer.
The roll call was answered
by naming “A Christian
Book I have read this year”.
Mrs. C. Lewis gave a report
on the A.C.W. conference
held in London last week and
Mrs. J. Noon reported on the
Deanery meeting she at
tended at St. James Anglican
Church, St. Marys.
The business was dealt
with, followed by the scrip
ture lesson read by Mrs.
Noon. Mrs. L. Morley was in
charge of the program and
read the Meditation and two
poems from the Living
Message.
U.C.W. Units meet
Mrs. Elwood Morden was
the hostess for Unit I of the
UCW at the Manse Wed
nesday afternoon, May 3.
Mrs. Gordon McRobert
presided and opened with
scripture readings. The
Lesson Thoughts were on
self pity.
Mrs. Glen Jameson and
Mrs. Clifford McRobert were
the program conveners with
Mrs. Jameson presenting a
paper dealing with temp
tation and entitled “We
human beings”.
This revealed that there is
nothing wicked in being
tempted, but it is the way we
handle temptation that tells
whether our character is
strong or not. A good
discussion followed. Mrs.
McRobert gave two readings
pertaining to Mother’s Day,
entitled “Until we know”
and “Mother”. Mrs. Earle
Middleton and Mrs. Wm.
Goos assisted the hostess to
serve lunch.
Unit 3 met at the home of
Mrs. Robt Garrett Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Leroy
Bryan presiding and con
ducting the business. Mrs.
Chas. Hayden and Mrs. L.
Bryan were in charge of the
devotional.
Mrs. Leroy Bryan con
vened a program on the
Caribbean by using a film
strip and a tape recording
followed by a discussion on
the original colonies as to
religion, language and in
dustry for further discussion
two separate groups were
formed.
Mrs. James Kerr was the
hostess for Unit 4 Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Nelson Tate
presided with the Meditation
on self pity. Mrs. Norman
Riddell 'convened the
program, presenting a paper
on the theme “We human
beings’’. This dealt with
temptation, even dating
back to the Garden of Eden.
Mrs. Riddell also gave two
readings, the first one was a
poem from the Jr. Farmer’s
Magazine and written by
Diane O’Shea (Mrs.
Michael), entitled “Stop and
smell the roses” and the
second “Hyacinths feed the
Soul”.
Unit 5 met at the home of
Mrs. Emerson Wallis
Wednesday evening with
Mrs. Chas. McRobert
presiding. She opened the
meeting with a poem entitled
“None like a Mother”.
Mrs. Clare Bryan was in
charge of the program and
opened with a poem “My
Personal Creed”. The Bible
study was presented from a
paper on the theme “We
human beings” This dealt
with temptation and con
tained the story of Adam and
Eve in the Garden of Eden.
Scout and Cub news
The scouts, cubs and their
leaders are very busy
rehearsing for their variety
show which will be held in
the Scout Hall, Friday May
26, and Sunday May 28.
At a banquet Wednesday
evening held in the Tavistock
Legion Hall for Scout and
Cub leaders, Charles
Lemmon, Granton was
named chairman of Perth
District Scouts Canada. Cub
leader Mrs. Gordon
McRobert, Mrs. Lemmon
and Mr. & Mrs. George
Westman attended from
Granton.
Personals
Mrs. Emerson Wallis and
Miss Edna Wallis attended a
quilter’s workshop at Trinity
Lutheran Church, London,
Wednesday.
Sympathy is extended to
the family of the late Joseph
Jr. Skonieczny, who passed
away in St. Joseph’s
Hospital, London, on Wed
nesday, May 3 in his 28th
year.
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Jermyn,
Inwood were Sunday visitors
of Mr. & Mrs. Austin Hobbs.
Mrs^ Jack Youngson,
Rannoch, District Deputy
Canadian , Lady Foresters
and her High Marshall Mrs.
Lois Herbert paid an official
visit to Court Bluebell
Parkhill, Thursday.
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