HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-09-28, Page 23Granton Institute resumes
with meeting at cottage
pamphlet put out by the
REGISTRATION CONTINUES — Registration for prospective members of the Exeter figure skating club continues Saturday
morning at 10 a.m. at the South Huron Rec Centre. Above, Michelle and Monique Aunger sign up Tuesday night with club of
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By MRS. E. SUMMERS -. •. uMrs. Jules De Brabandere STI6"!™. P
was hostess to the Granton
Women’s Institute on
Tuesday at her new home at ti,„( „ - -Grand Bend. In the absence .^L?C e
of the president Mrs Gordon
Dann, Mrs. Hamilton
Hodgins was in the chair and
opened the meeting.
A minute’s silence was
observed in memory of the
late Mrs. George Wilson who
was a member of long
standing of the Granton W.I.
The roll call was answered
with a current event of in
terest. Mrs, Clarence Lewis
reported on the two bus trips
that were taken during the
summer to Owen Sound and
the Blyth Festival Theatre,
also on the erection of the
Granton street signs which
was also a W.I. project.
Mrs. H. Hodgins and Mrs.
C. Lewis offered to attend
the training school for the
Department of Agriculture
and Food course "Spotlight
on Bread. Members will look
forward to receiving this
course later as a community
project.
Mrs. Elmer Summers and
Mrs. Elmer Harlton con
vened the program on the
topic ‘‘Education and
Cultural Activities”. Mrs.
Summers gave an in
teresting account of her visit
to the Discovery Train while
it was in Stratford recently
and described how the 14
cars depicted through wax
models, pictures and ar
tifacts, the whole history of
Canada from prehistoric
man to the present day.
Mrs. Harlton who had
visited the Bruce Nuclear
Power Developement at
Douglas Point, with friends
this summer gave a most
interesting report explaining
that when people hear the
word nuclear they im
mediately think of bombs.
Through an article in a
Harlton an effort is being
made to try and change this
misconception by explaining
replace other sources of
domestic power in the
future. Lunch was served by
the hostess, assisted by the
conveners.
Church news
At the United Church Rev.
Elwood Morden conducted
the Sunday worship and took
the theme for his sermon
from the third verse of the
34th Psalm and entitled it
"Why I ought to go to
Church."
Rev. Morden said that a
young woman in his charge
once told him that she went
to church because the Lord
had done so much for her
that the least she could do,
was to give Him one hour of
her time on Sunday morning.
It is through worship that we
are fed spiritually and
instructed in religion. There
is no man that does not
receive some help from a
religious service said the
minister even the poor
washerwoman who said "It
is such a relief, after a hard
week’s work, to sit in church
and think of nothing. The
church also needs your at
tendance as an example.
There was a ceremony of
promotion for the different
Sunday School classes, this
is called "Passing through
the Gates,’’pupils pass
through miniature gates
placed at the front of the
church to a higher grade and
a new teacher.
The church was decorated
with a display of fruits and
vegetables for a Harvest
Thanksgiving. Two baskets
of flowers were placed in the
church in memory of the late
Gordon Stevenson.
It was ‘‘Harvest
Thanksgiving” at St.
Thomas Anglican Cnurch
with Rev. Mary Mills con
ducting the service. The
church was tastefully
decorated with a Harvest
theme. Rev. Mills took her
sermon from Deut. Chapter 8
referring our lives and
harvest to the ordeal in the
wilderness, saying that man
does not live by bread alone,
he must live in the Spiritual
way and keep the com
mandments of God, follow
His way and reverence Him.
Flowers were placed in the
church in memory of the late
Emerson Currah by his
family.Personals
Congratulations to Mr. &
Mrs. Donnie McRobert on
the arrival of their baby
daughter at St. Joseph’s
Hospital, London, on Sun
day, September 24.
Mrs. Gordon Dann, Mrs.
Henry Wissell, Mrs. Nelson
Elliott and Mrs. Laverne
Morley have returned home
after enjoying a bus trip to
the East Coast
Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins
and family were Rev. Mary
Mills and Mr. & Mrs. Nor
man Hodgins of St. Marys.
Mr. & Mrs. Layton Downs
of Toronto, Mrs. Ernest
Oakes of Burlington and
Mrs. Jan Craft of Syracuse
N.Y. spent Thursday with
Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Summers.
Mr. & Mrs. Austin Hobbs
were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. & Mrs. Wm Egan and
Dan.
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