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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-10, Page 39If rre. 'W1 oil onthe Government's 01011Program. Phone 1-800-265-0562 What else can warrn and friendly gas doforyou today? Dimon cm Cigarette Burns• Holes-Cuts and Tears... INVISIBLY Re-woven on all Types of Fabrics! FREE ESTIMATES ) • PROMPT SERVICE • REASONABLE PRICES INVISIBLE RE-WEAVING BEFORE —CONTACTi— Barb Latour after 5 p.m. DRYSDALE 236-4194 Ministry of Agriculture Ontario and Food . , Huron Park, Ontario (519) 228-6691 The Olympia Portable Typewriter Family Size FRENCH FRIES Join the celebration! C SAT. DEC. 13th & SUN. DEC. 14th 1980 ONLY ) When you buy a bucket or barrel at the,regular price, you get .13 Gocid chief:els! 16. fl. oz. Size SALAD of your CHOICE inatiiky filed C en. A CANAD AN COMM V 227 Alain Street N. - EXETER VALUE OF FREE $3oo 0 occasional chairs 0 pictures 0 table lamps 0 clock radios 0 radios 0 stereo cabinets 0 tape recorders 0 Panasonic stereos 0 cassette tapes (BASF) 0 television 0 headphones 0 microwave ovens 0 mirrors 0 sewing machines 0 sewing cabinets 0 pine clocks 0 swag lamps 0 original oil paintings 0 statues 0 hall stands 0 card table sets 0 baby furniture 0 baby mattress 0 artificial plants 0 rocking chairs 0 bed spreads 0 vacuum cleaners 0 tea wagons 0 wall hangings 0 candle holders 0 cushions 0 wicker' chairs 0 recliners 0 curio cabinets 0 cedar chests Lodge officers installed Times-Advocate, December 10, 1900 Psis 19A Four Granton UCW Units m. human hands, a power and wisdom, Let this be a challenge to read the scrip- at :the h ome. of Sister Dorothy Hiern, on December 4. Following a delicious supper of Kentucky fried chicken, scalloped potatoes,. and salads, and Christmas goodies, a few games `were played. Sister Lois Herbert gave a very 'interesting report on. the .Provincial Assembly, a short business meeting took. place, as plans had to be made for the court's -25th birthday :celebration in February, a committee was named. to look - after this project. The evening concluded With an exchange of gifts. eel HOCKEY PINE — During Saturday's minor hockey exchange tournament at Huron Park with teams from Drayton mothers of the local players provided lunch. Shown with pies are Jean Rook and Louise Hayter. T-A photo . , r nsle By MRS; E, SUMMERS ORAMON, Mrs. Gordon McRobert president of Unit (1) was their hostess on December 3rd. Preceding the Meeting the members and three visitors sat 'Own to a hot beef dinner, served and prepared ' by the hostess, assisted, by Mrs.Glen Jameson, The meeting opened with the singing of carols, with Mrs. Elmer Summers at the piano, followed by devotions aileraVer. The roll call was answered with an in- spirational reading or verse. During the business .ses- sion, several items were dis- cussed and taken care of, also what Unit (1) was to contribute towards the Christmas dinner at the general meeting on December 9. As everyone was to take part in the program, there was a varie- ty of - Christmas stories, readings, and poems given. Unit (3) met at the Latin Quarter in. London for a dinner meeting{ Unit (4) met at the home of Mrs. Harold Hardie. Mrs. Cliff Hardie presided and opened the meeting with the singing of a hymn followed by the reading of the Christ- mas Story. The roll call was Church news aa$*%1 by a Christmas, At the United Church the verse, or naming a 'Christ- Rev, Elwood. Morden was in inas tradition, charge of the worship for the Program conveners were second Sunday in Advent. IVIrs.Art Torrens, .and Mrs. Rev. MOrclen entitled, his message "Recapturing, our vision". Some people are counting the days'to Christ- mas, some are taking the preparations in their stride, and then there are son* that go to a let of trouble and • worry about the respenSibili- ty, and who'enjoy trouble, .said the minister. Christmas is God's coming through Christ. There are three com- mitments in Connection with Christmas that I would like to remind you of, (1) It is a time for reflection, to reflect on our commitment to God, and to revaluate it. (2) We need to examine our commitment r to BrOtherhood, our concern for each other, Jesus came in love, a love to be shared. (3) We need to recapture our commitment of Discipleship, to give our lives in Trust to His keeping, and to remind ourselves, that in spite of all our problemsf.God is in Control. Allison. Brown performed the ceremony of lighting the second candle in the Advent Wreath denoting "Peace". A Sunday Skeihool class presentation by `Mrs. Doreen McRobert's and Mrs. Pat Chovaricek's class, entitled "Somebody's Coming". Tak- ing the speaking parts were the folloWing pupils: Pamela Waters, Steven Nix- on, Becky Bryan, and Danny Scott. Candlelighters, Victor Roe, Teddy Mills, Jodi Urlin and Bill Fox. This was back- ed up with selections from the junior choir. At St. Thomas Anglican Church the Rev. Gregg Smith conducted the Mor- ning 'Prayer Service for the second Sunddy in Advent. Jamie Hbar performed the ceremony •of lighting the se- cond candle in the Advent Wreath signifying "Peace". The first scripture , lesson was read by Miss Bettyann Herbert and the second by Kenneth Hoar. It being Bible Sunday, Rev. Smith took his sermon from the Collect for the Se- cond Sunday in Advent. The 'Bible is a Treasure, and has become the Most widely known book in the .World, said the Rector, made by tures. The Sunday School pupils hung Christian symbOIS on a "Jesse Tree" at the front of the Church.- At the Granton Communi- ty Bible Church Pastor Glen' Fretz spoke abeut the Spirit - controlled life. He baied his message on Galations 5: 16- 26, and described the life a Christian could expect to ex- perience. Everyone in the Granton Community is invited to at- tend the Christmas Cantata and Candlelight Service to be held at Prince Andrew Public School on Sunday, December 21 at 7;30 p,m. Installation of officers for 1981 Granton Masonic Lodge 483 A.F.A.M. The following slate of of- ficers was Installed by in- stalling Master Wor. Bro. Robert Marshall on Monday evening December 1. Past Master Ross Everett; Wor. Master, John Harlton; Sen. Warden, Stan Malcolm; fun. Warden, 'Wilfred Riddell; Sen. Deacon; Jim Hodgins; Jun. Deacon, I Jim Harding; Inner Guard, Jeff Bryan; Sen. Steward, Gordon' Mor- ding; Jun. Steward, Ken Hoar; Outer Guard, Jack Urquhart; Sec., Reg McCur- dy; treasurer, Wm. Morely; Chaplain, Robert Marshall, Following the installation the new Master was placed in his chair by Jack Nichol of Thorndale, a presentation of a silver plated trowel in- scribed with the new Master's name was presented by John Bridges of Oakville. Jim Harding presented John Harlton with a new gavel on behalf of the Hunan family. „. The Medway - Euchre Club The Medway Euchre Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr on Monday afternoon December 1. The following members `were prize winners: ladies high score, Wreatha Burnett; lone hands, Inez McRobert; low score, Susan McComb; men high score, Austin Hobbs; lone, hands, Cliff McRobert; low score, Carmen Hodgins. Court Valentine Christmas meeting The members of Court 'Fireman's hayride The Granton Fire Depart- ment will hold their annual hayride on December 17 at 6:30 p.m., Santa will also be visiting the yOung children. Personals Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Hodgins who were honored by their fami- ly with a smorgasbord dinner at the Bavarian Inn London, on the occasion of their 45th wedding anniver- sary on Sunday, November 30. Relatives and friends were present from Exeter, London, and Dorchester. The Rev. Elwood Morden and Mrs. Morden attended the Schad-Porteous wedding at St. James-Islington United Church, Islington, Ontario on December 6. A speedy recovery is wish- ed for Robert Hardie who is recovering from surgery at home. Wishes for his recovery are extended to Ron Funston who had the misfortune to be hit in the eye with a puck, while playing hockey, and is a patient at University 'Hospital, London. Speedy recovery wishes are also extended to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Skolly, who suf- fered injuriei from an acci- dent and are both patients in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don. Play euchre The euchre party Friday night at the school was convened by Mr. '& Mrs. Evan Hodgins, Jean Miller and Charlotte Barker with six tables playing. Ladies high-Mrs. Mar- jorie Steeper, lone hands- Jean Bice, Low-Mrs. Edwin Morley, mens high-Joe Carter, Ipne hands-Wilbert Lewis, low-Charlie Rollings. Special prize for the men- Wellington Lockhart and for the ladies-Desta Rock. Next party to be held December 19 and will be convened by Mr. and Mrs. Otto Darling and Mr, and , Mrs. Don Allen. Personals' Bill . John$on, Waterloo visited recently with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick. Mrs. George Prest, Scott and Teri attended the Christmas party given by residents of the Chateau Gardens, Parkhill. Mrs. Harold Corbett who has been in South Huron • Hospital is now well enough to return to Craigholme. The ladies Guild of St. Mary's church held their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Louise Sutherland. The roll call was answered with a donation to a worthy cause and a Christmas candle. Mrs. Lois Hodgins and Mrs. Sutherland conducted the worship service and plans were made for various Christmas events in the church. Supper guests on Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Jim Morley were Mr. & Mrs, Joe Durand and family, Hayfield and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hodgins and family. mzumr-mmr:• SWINE MANAGEMENT (Starting the swine farm to marketing of the.final product) Centralia Colkge of Agricultural Technology and area OMAF personnel in co-operation with. Canada. Employment and Immigration Commission, offer this CONTINUING EDUOITION OPPORTUNITY WHEN: January 13 - March 17 Tuesdays from 7:30 p.m. WHERE: Centralia. College, Huron Park FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: O.M,A.F, Huron, Clinton, Ontario (519) 482-3428 io Continuing Education, Centralia College of Agricultural Technology Typists of all types will love Olympia's solid por- tables. They're great to look at, terrific to use and brimming with unusual features including: vertical holf-spacing for math equations and chemical for- mulas, clear-view aligning scales, automatic ribbon. reverse and repeat space bar. For home' or school, the Olympia portables are everyone's type. Wrap one up today FOR CHRIST- MAS. HURON BUSINESS MACHINES :kit\ CLINTON, ONTARIO NP SO ALBERT STREET P.O. BOX 611 OHNIONnE0482-73311 kit* Nelson Tate. Mrs. Torrens read the 46th Psalna and Mrs. Tate condlicted a miss- ing word quiz. The meeting closed with the Rev, ElWoOd Morden giving the Benedic- tion. The hostess was assisted with the serving of a. special Christmas lunch, by Mrs. Henry Wissel and Mrs, Harvey Kennedy. While the lunch was being prepared. Mrs. Wm, Cook entertained with Christmas Music at the piano, Following lunch an exchange of gifts took place, and then everyone knew who. their "Mystery" friend was: Mrs. Florence Bryan was the hostess for Unit (5) on December 1. Mrs. Chas, McRobert presided and opened the meeting with a poem. Following a reading "Christ makes the day" Mrs. McRdbert closed the devotions with prayer. A Christmas program with everyone participating with readings, stories, and poems followed, Ali the members contributed to lunch, and ' beverages were served by the hostess. After lunch there was a gift exchange. CGIT news Following a practice for the Vesper Service, which will be held in the Granton United Church on Sunday at 7:30 p.m.. (everyone, is in- vited to this Inspirational Service) the members held a short meeting. Roll call was answered with each girl telling of a gift given , to us through God's Love, where it is found in the Bible, and giv- ing an explanation of the verse. A symbol was then added to their "Gift Tree". Valentine lady Forester's held. the December meeting BY GORDON MORLEY • .The U.C.W, Christmas meeting was held at the home of Miss Ruth and Viola Lewis Wednesday evening. Mrs. Marjorie Steeper opened with a short devotional and hymn "Silent . Night" was sung followed by prayer. Mrs. :John Dyck gave a reading "Things of Christmas" Mrs, Marjorie Steeper "What is Christ- mas" and Mrs. Jack Trevithick "How far is it to' Bethlehem", Mrs Marjorie Steeper read two poems "True Christmas Spirit"' and "It happened many years ago". Miss Ruth Lewis gave a reading "Partners in Missions" , and Mrs. Steeper " My Wish for you for Christmas". Nine members answered the roll call. Hymn "Joy to the World " was sung followed by the exchange of Christmas gifts. Group 1 ladies served lunch. IT'S OUR FIRST BIRTHDAY How you could win a valuable mystery piece item. They're all over our store waiting for you: Mysterypiece items of furniture. IF YOU ORDER ONE; WE'LL TEAR UP YOUR CHEQUE AND DELIVER IT AT NO COST! 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