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Times-Advacote, September 11, 1985
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Granton S.S. term begins
By MRS, E. SUMMERS
At the Granton United Church, the
Rev. Bruce Pierce was in charge of
the Sunday morning worship and en-
titled his message "The Church's
Faith Life". We need confidence in
God. 'There are four beliefs that we
need to have faith and trust in God.
11 Grace, we can trust God's Grace,
2) Providence, God will provide for
us, :I) we can trust God's Word the Bi-
ble, -1) We have the assurance of
salvation from sin and satan.
Sunday School teacher Doug Brown
took charge of assigning the pupils to
their various classes at the start of a
new term. Mrs. Jacquelin Pierce
favoured with a vocal solo entitled "It
took a Miracle" accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Elwyn Bryan.
At St. Thomas Anglican Church the
Rev. Peter Derrick was in charge of
the morning prayer service assisted
by John Jones as crucifer and Lois
Herbert as pianist. The two lessons
were read by Jim Hodgins and the
Cromarty organist
gets gift, thanks
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
Intended for last week
• Following the church service on
Sunday morning, Mary F'. Dow, who
has resigned as organist, was
presented with a pair of treble clef
bookends in appreciation of her four
years' of faithful service. The clerk of
session, Jean Carey, made the
presentation and expressed the
thanks of the congregation.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon ellen on the arrival of a new
granddaughter, Jamie Danielle Hud-
son in Stratford hospital last week.
Several from here attended the
Country and .Western Jamboree at
Family Paradise on Sunday after-
noon. Proceeds went to the March of
Dimes.
Tom Laing spent Labour Day
weekend in Toronto with his brother
Andrew, and attended the Blue Jays
ball game and the C.N.E.
Caleb Gammon and Scott Zimmer
have returned to their homes in Strat-
ford after visiting with their grand-
parents. the Allen and the Robert
Laings.
A large crowd attended the McKaig
auction sale which was held in Clin-
ton on Saturda
GRADUATES -- Elaine Pennings,
daughter of Harry and Willie Pen-
nings, RR 1 Zurich, recently
graduated from Conestoga Col-
lege of Applied Arts and
Technology obtaining a diploma
in the Secretarial Arts - Executive
Program. Elaine achieved the
President's Honour List and hos
accepted o secretarial positron
with Bayfield Boat Yard in
Vonostra
Crediton
Bf ?/D. ','i rr "'-F)Z'.<• rOP
Seler; 1 from this are ar!ended the
wedding reception Friday night. at
('rediton ('urnmunrr; centre for
Sharon \Torenz and Joe Eberhardt
Brock and Dianne ,-dams. and
baby Andrew. also \lark Adams. all
of Landon. spent the weekend with
Andrew's grandparents. Don and 1.ii.
Adams and his Uncle ('lark The
fa in all attended the :storm/.
Eberhardt reception.
Marie Louis' and Raymond Eisert
of near Frankfurt. Germany are
presently visiting with Doug and Ann
Russell and family.
Visitors 00 an evening during last
weekend with Ilugh and 1 were. Les
and Marjorie Adams. Exeter. Roy
1lurenz. 1.ucan, Hazel Corbett. Hen-
sall. Ed Turnbull. Zurich. Blanche
Chapman. London. Ervin and Hedy
Devine, Jlelvi f and Gert re Stade and
Oscar and Laura Miller all of
Dashwood and arra
The occasion was to celebrate Ros-
ana
oyand !high's birthdays. In the social
time we played progressive euchre
(.#dies high won by Marjorie Adapts.
mens high. Ervin Devine. low pri .
Ila/el ('oE1x't1
Ve sang Happy Birthday for the'
two relehr;ntts. had lunch and birth
day cake, enjoyed visiting and a lot
of fun.
Rector.
The Rev. Derrick preached his ser-
mon from James 1:17-27 especially
verse 21. "Be ye doers of the Word
and not hearers only". "We should as
rectors, lay delegates and wardens,
listen to what goes on at Synod and
Great Chapter meetings, and report
back to the congregation, get their
answers and questions, so we may all
hear and do for the benefit of all
concerned. -
Women Resume meetings
Unit (1) U.C.W. met at the home of
Mrs. William Knd'pman on Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Gordon Mclobert
presided and welcomed everyone and
opened the meeting with prayer
followed by a reading. A number of
business items were discussed and
taken care of, including two wedding
anniversary celebrations to cater for.
Mrs. Robert Yardie presented a
very thought provoking program bas-
ed on the use of quotation marks and
entitled her talk "Punctuating your
Life". Wilderness interludes, sadness,
tragedy, this will pass, God will lead
us out of them. if we can live one day
at a time. we will struggle through,
said the speaker.
Unit (4) met at the home of Mrs.
James Kerr, St. Marys on September
6 with Mrs. Gary Humphrey
presiding and conducted the devo-
tions. Mrs. Floyd Dykes gave a
reading, Mrs. Gerald Dann, gave the
Characteristics of a Volunteer and
took the study book on Korea, which
told the story of Dr. and Mrs. Ruble,
missionaries in that country. Mrs.
Humphrey and the hostess served
lunch.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins,
Mrs. Lois Ilerbert and Ilelen, also Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Waugh of London,
visited with Mr. John Herbert of
Waterloo on Sunday.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hodgins and Lois this past week were
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Foster of Ex-
eter, and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Morley
of Greenway.
Kirkton WI meets
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
The August meeting of Kirkton
Women's Institute was held August 22
at the Community Centre in Kirkton.
The 4-11 girls, Their mothers and
leaders were present. President
Phyllis Rodd had charge of the
meeting.
The roll call "Name a floral
emblem of another country or a Cana-
dian Province". Margaret Crago and
Elaine Stephen had charge of the
meeting.
Guest speaker John Stephen, spoke
to the ladies and guests on his award
he received in Ottawa last winter.
John has been an outstanding person
with U.T.C.R. and is well deserving'
of recognition by the Association.
Lunch was served by the committee
in charge.
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