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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-01-13, Page 5AillimpwanumpRoviicluinir • "Irl• -r•. ..-r:' :;.Ij':.�'.'_-• ♦7" • i Granton CGIT learn game, youths commended for deed w Mn. 1. :wu�.ec w MRS. SUMMIR$ GRANTON Unit! of Granton UCW met at the home of Mrs. Glen Jameson on January 8. Mrs. Gordon McRobert presided and opened the meeting with a hymn and read the scripture followed by a responsive litany prayer. Mrs. Robert Hardie was responsible for the program and entitled it "Stepping Stones or Stumbling Blocks" saying that we >;houkj be honest, genuine, with love toward our fellow men, be acceptant and not critical and learn from fellow Christians. Different religious customs were discussed and the program ended with a word contest. A letter was read by Mrs. Jameson from a former member of Unit I, Mrs. Wesley Shier, who will be 100 years old on her next bir- thday. Unit 111 Unit III held their meeting on January 6. Program conveners were Mrs. Cliff Cook and Mrs. Fred Cook who had arranged a tow of the James Perdue Centre in St. Marys. Following the tour the members returned to the home of Mrs. Jim Riddell. Pl.ns were made for twtf events this, winter, a euchre party and a bowling night. Mrs. Garfield Nixon and Mrs. isted' the hostess Bryan a to serve lunch. CO IT news The members of Granton CGIT met at the church on January 8. Chris Jones opened the meeting with a New. Years prayer. Plans for a gospel musical night in March were discussed. This will be open to anyone (adults, children or families) in our community who would like to take part. Please contact any CGIT member if you wish to participate. The program will take place at Granton United Church. Mrs. Harloffs lesson was entitled "Let's play Kickarockoo". This is a game played with a soccer ball and where there are no rules. Everyone makes up her own as the game progresses. It was found that the game starts out as fun, but in a short time It develops into a mess with a • lot of arguments: Mrs. Harloff then com- pared. the game of Kickarockoo to the game of life. People sometimes complain about the rules God has set up for us but if we play by His rules the game will be much better and there won't be nearly as much fighting and bad feThterm "tlie CGIT will be studying Proverbs to learn the virtues that are insisted upon throughout the Bible, and base their lives on how God wants them to live. Mrs. McRobert then taught the girls how to make stuffed dolls from baby socks. These were really a cute toy and the girls were all pleased with the, results. Ferester News The Sisters of Court Valentine Met in the Masonic Hall on Tuesday, January 5. There was a poor attendance due to the stormy weather. Sister Jean McComb presided and opened Court. There was very little business. Sister Doris Spence, delegate. at WOPA at Ramada Inn, London gave a I TMses-Advocate, January 13, 19.2 tie report on assembly. Sister Elsie Dann read a paper on strengths and weakness(' of the court. • It was decided to celebrate Court Valentines 21st bir- thday with a pot luck supper and euchre on February 2 at the Masonic Hall at 7 p.m. The attendance award of a Forester coffee spoon was won by Slater Doris Spence and Sister Margaret Spence won the numbers draw. Lunch was served by Sisters Inger Lemmon and Josie Tax Iar. Good deed There is a lot . said these days about our young peOple to their detriment, but at this time I would like to join the residents of Granton in of- fering appreciation to the two young men, Michael Jones and Michael Murray, who, during the storm, went to • the homes of senjor citizens to find out If they needed , any groceries or supplies. Thanks boys! KEROSUN • The goA4 news in home heating. 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