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Page 16A November 13, 1985
At Medway graduation
Granton area students honoured
By MRS. E. SUM MFRS
Granton
Commencement exercises at Med
way Iligh School. Arva were held Fri-
day evening.
Granton area Students receiving
their Grade 13 honors Graduation
Diplomas were Chad Anderson, John
Herbert. Glyn Knapman, Margaret
McGuffin and Julie McRobert.
Ontario Scholarship awards for
average marks of 80 percent and over
were received by Chad Anderson,
John Herbert, and Margaret McGuf-
fin. ('had Anderson also received the
Donald MacKenzie Memorial Award
highest marks in grade 13 english .
John Herbert gave the , Valedic-
torian address and received the grade
1:3 academic proficiency award from
Biddulph township, the Carter
scholarship award, the Staff award -
highest average in three grade 13
mathematics. the grade academic
proficiency award - the Middlesex
County Board•ol Education and the
Medway Student Council Proficiency
award. Congratulations to all the
award winners.
('lunch \ens
At the Granton United Church Rev.
Bruce Pierce was- in charge of the
Sunday morning worship and took the
text for his sermon from the Scripture
Lesson. taken from Hebrews 12:1-13
and entitled his .lftessage "Lest We
- Forget". •
We are honoring those that laid
down their lives for us, they lived by
Faith. that is the way`that we are call-
ed by God to live.
In the childrens story the minister
tried to tell them how not to be bored.
such as go outside and find someone
to play tag with. The Provincial
wreath was placed in the Church in
memory of those who had lost their
lives in two wars.
At St. Thomas Anglican Churoh
Rev. Peter Derrick was in charge of
the morning • prayer service. The
Crucifer was Susan Kilpatrick and
pianist was Lois Herbert. The two
lessons were read by Kenneth Beat -
son and Muriel Lewis. It being
Remembrance Day on Monday, the
'Province of Ontario Wreath was plac-
ed in the church. A
Rev. Derrick preached his sermon
on the collect of the day. "We should
learn, listen, mark and inwardly
digest the Holy Scriptures and
especially memorize the important
verses. This also refers to Bible Study
as well.
St. Thomas :Anglican Church Women
The A.C.W. held their meeting at
the home of Mrs. Jack Noon, Thurs-
day evening. President Mrs. Don
Roloson opened the meetingwith the
Invocation and Meditation taken from
the Living Message, The Scripture
reading taken from John 15:9-17, was
read by the Rev. Peter Derrick.
In business plans were made for the
annual bazaar, to be held in the
church hall on Saturday November 16
from 2-4 p.m. A delicious lunch was
served by the hostess.
Granton United Church Women
Unit ( 1 ) met at the home of Presi-
dent Mrs. Doreen McRobert on
November 7 Mrs. McRobert opened
the meeting with Scripture. the Roll
Call was "Tell something you are
thankful for." During the business
session the hot beef dinner which will
be held in the United Church on
Wednesday November 13. Plans were
made as to what everyone was to
bring towards the dinner and what
duties each member was responsible
fora
• Mrs. John Forest. delegate to Alma
College School for women conference,
gave an excellent report dealing with
the Heritage, Rights. and conditions
of our Native Canadians. Mrs. Forest
also brought back a good report on the
Conference itself.
Mrs:Eileen Summers who attend-
ed the. one day 50th anniversary
celebrations for Alma College, gave
a report on the workshop she attend-
ed entitled "The Lost and The
Lonely".
Rev. Pierce closed the meeting with
the Benediction and the hostess serv-
ed a tasty lunch.
Unit (4) held their meeting at the
home of hers. Nora Wissel Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Gary Humphrey
presided and opened the meeting with
• Scripture from Matthew 6: verse 34,
followed by a Meditation "One Day at
a Time" and prayer.
During business upcoming beef
supper was discussed and the election
of officers resulted in the same slate
being reelected.
Mrs. Verda Tate and Mrs. Florence
Riddell were responsible for the pro-
gram. Mrs. Tate read an article from
the Mandate "The purpose of the
study is to assist Christians to affirm
the identity and rights of Native North
Americans.•' Mrs. Tate read a story
"Breaking free and standing tall."
A series of seminars at the
Craigholm Nursing Home on Stress
K OF C AIDS CENTRE Don O'Rourke of the Knights of Colum us
presents o $400 cheque to Bob Hoffman of the Dashwood Medical
Centre. T -A photo.
Balance of nature
theme at Dashwood WI
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
Dashwood Women's Institute' met
Tuesday evening November 5 with
the Cultural Activities group in
charge and conveners Mrs. Ifilda
Rader. Mrs. Earl Keller and Mrs.
Frieda Keller. President Mrs. Emil
Becker welcomed everyone and by
means of- a scale described the
balance of Nature.
Fourteen members answered the
roll call —What -country did your
ancestors come fro►n''" There were
several guests present.
Mrs. Harvey Beierling and Mary
Rader gave reports on the London
Area convention. Mrs. Eben Wei gand
• reported .on the F'aIl Rally held at
Thames Road. Donations for
Christmas were made to the Men's
Club. Family and Children's Services,
Cystic Fibrosis and the Children's
Hospital of Western Ontario.
Mrs. Ililda Rader presided for the
program. Mrs. Earl Keller discussed
the Motto. "The pioneers worked hard
for their chosen Horne and Country".
What have we learned from them?
Mrs. Rader called on her special
guest. Tammy Re!;temayer a grad(
7 pupil at Zurich Public school who
had on display a pioneer village she
had made as a school project. She
gave a very interesting account of
pioneers.
Mrs Hilda Rader also spoke on
pioneers of our country, telling of
their hardships and triumphs in the
new«land Mrs., Keller conducted a
contest on Canada
Personals
Flowers on the altar in Zion
Lutheran Church Sunday w£re plac-
ed by (heir family with love on the oc-
casion of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Becker's 50th wedding anniversary.
Mr and Mrs. Arnold Becker
celebrated their 50th wedding an-
niversary- on Saturday November 9
with an open house in the afternoon
i vole
at 'Lion Lutheran Church followed by
a dinner and social evening with fami-
ly and friends at Zurich.
Dave and Nancy Rader, Stacey,
Derick and Sterhanie held a pre -
birthday dinner for their mother and
grandmother, Mary Rader, Sunday
evening. Present for the occasion
were Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Gill,
('raigwiel Gardens. Ailsa Craig; Col-
leen lliggs. Ailsa Craig; Mrs. Jean
Patterson. Mrs. Edna Woodburn, Ray
Patterson. Jim and Marg Patterson,
Sarah'and Jeff all of Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker
celebrated their 40th wedding an-
niversary Sunday with a dinner at
Dashwood community centre. Pre-
sent for the occasion were attendants
from forty years ago: Gladys
Morlock. llilda Kimpel and Eleanor
Simmons. all of Kitchener, Aileen
Burgin 1 flower girl ► Ethelene Fraser
and Keith Fraser, Sl. Marys, Peter
Simpson 1 ring hearer). Kirkton. Wal-
ly Becker. New Hamburg, Clarence
Kimpel. Kitchener. and Mildred Burl-
ingham. Mitchell.
An olx'n house followed with litany
relatives and firends calling to extend
good wishes.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Reid enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scotchmer,
Bayfield, Sunday on the occasion of
their 50th wedding anniversary. Also
present were their son and wife. Ken
and Joyce Scotchmer of Bayfield.
On behalf of the Grand Bend Legion
Branch 498 Segrid and Bud Durdin
would like. to thank the following mer-
chants of Dashwood for allowing
Legion poppy boxes in their
establishments during the recent
Remembrance Day Poppy Drive:
Horseshoe diner. Nancy and Doug's,
Vern Schatz, Dashwood Hotel.
Merner's Meats, Tiemans Furniture
Store, Post Office, Boyle's and the
Medical Centre. Also many thanks to
all the contributors to this worthy
cause. "You did remember them."
and helping us look at ourselves in a
stress situation will start November
18 at 7 p.m. was announced. Mrs.
Elsie Dann and Mrs. Nora Wissel
serve lunch.
Mrs. Garnet Baker of St. Marys
was the hostess for Unit (5 )
November 7. Mrs. Charles McRobert
presided and opened the meeting with
a poem "Praise at all times, hymn 390
was sung and the Scripture from
Satnuel 16:-25 read.
The theme of the Devotional was
"The Garden of Prayer" closing with
a prayer from the Rev. Pierce. The
roll call was answered by seven
members and for visitors. The
business period followed. Mrs. Garnet
Baker took charge of the program
with the Theme "The Dark Miles",
the scripture from Luke 10:3-37 was
read.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hodgins of
Treasure Island, Florida visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and
Lois Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins
visited with Mrs. Myrtle Rodd of
Queensway Nursing Home Friday
and also called on Mrs. Alma
Langford and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Langford, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Powell of
Stoney Creek spent two days with
Mrs. Powell's sister Mrs. Eileen
Summers.
4-H News
The sixth meeting of the Granton
"Honeybun" was held at the home
of Deane Beatson. Members talked
about Achievement Day re-
quirements. They also talked about
what to bring for the bake sale and did
posters for the bake sale display. It
will be held November 23 at the Lucan
Scout Hall at 1 p.m. everyone is
welcome.
Church News
A joint memorial service was held
in the St. Thomas Anglican Church
Monday November 11 prior to the
wreath laying ceremony at the Monu-
ment, with members of the Lucan
Legion attending.
Rev. Peter Derrick was in charge
of the Service assisted by Rev. Bruce
Peirce of the United Church. In his
Meditation the Rev. Derrick said
"The trouble with us, is that the
human race have short memories,
wars and rumors*of wars persist.
Ultimately nations will stop fighting
against nations." then Rev. Derrick
referred to "Flanders Fields" the
poem.
ACW meets
at Saintsbury
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Service was at St. Patrick's Sunday
morning with Rev. Peter Derrick in
charge. Next Sunday service will be
held at 8;45.
The congregation is planning a
dessert euchre and bake sale on
Wednesdaty, November 14 in the
Parish Hall at 1 p.m.
The ACW was held at the home of
Mrs. Hazel Eaton Thursday afternoon
with a good attendance. Marguerite
Greenlee was in charge.
The meeting opened with prayers
and scripture reading and the medita-
tion. Secretary Mary Jefferies read
the minutes of the last meeting and
Mary Davis gave the treasurer's
report. Money was voted to Si
Monica House. Plans were made for
a dessert euchre and the Sunday
School Christmas party.
Mrs. Lela Abbott, Mrs. Mabel
Needham, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Car-
roll, Jack Dickins, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Davis, Mrs. Helen Mac-
Donald and Mrs. Mary Davis were
dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Abbott and Carol Ann, Saturday,
to honour Mrs. Lela Abbott, Arthur's
mother on the occasion of her
birthday.
Mrs. Lela Abbott was a dinner
guests with Mrs. Mary Davis Sunday.
Guests were Mrs. Mabel Needham,
Mrs. Murial Cobleigh, Mrs. Myrna
O'Neil, Mrs. J. Elliott and Mrs. Greta
Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis attended
the 40th anniversary for Mr. and Mrs.
P rcy Hodgins at Kirkton Centre. Sunday.
Saturday, Ron and Marg Carroll
were guests ate, Caffrey and Anne
Cann's 45h wedding anniversary par-
ty at their home in Exeter. Later Ron
and Marg were guests at Percy and
Olive Hodgin's 40th wedding an-
niversary ppaj�ty at the Kirkton Com-
munity Centt'e.
Crediton
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
The sermon topic at Zion United
Church was "The Wall That Never
Tumbles Down". iti times of sorrow,
trouble etc. Jesus is always there to
help, all you do is ask Him and He will
lend a helping hand.
Choir practice will be at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday. Members will be practic-
ing.for Christmas and need a hand in
helping, so come out and lend your
voices.
A reminder: the ladies are packing
the bale this month, so if you have any
used clothing taking up room in your
closet, bring it to the church west door
or contact Mrs. Ray Morlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator were
Sunday supper guests,with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold McCallum, RR 1 Walton.
They also visited with Mrs. Ed Regele
and Norman Hubley, Seaforth and
Carl McCallum RR 4 Walton.
Draws for the Monte Carlo nice
were as follows. $300 grocery voucher
Mrs. Don Dinney; $100 gas voucher,
Twin R. Farms. $50 Cathy Cronyn.
SHOW MODEL OF PLAYGROUND - Plans ore well underway to establish a community playground
of McCurdy -Huron Hope Public School at Huron Park. Above, students Warren Barfett, Chris Angerman
and Ted Hyde show a model of the project. At the back are project committee members Chris Wurm,
Sue Wilson and Mari Green.
Bakers
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Shipka
The Bakers Dozen 4-H club, Grand
Bend two, met November 4 in the
lower lounge of Sauble Court on Gill
Road. A number of seniors joined the
group of young folks.
With Nola Love's accompaniment
at the piano, they sang a number of
songs for the Senior citizens. Ross
Love entertained with some violin
music, telling the young folk, he never
had lessons and plays all by ear. The
4-H club members had all brought
decorated cupcakes which they serv-
ed to all, along with a cup of tea and
gingerale.
The remainder of the evening Was
spent- playing games of euchre, air -
wolf and dominoes with the Seniors.
Thursday night the Bakers Dozen
met at Brenda Love's home to begin
work on their display for Achieve-
ment Day. Their home assignment is
to bring their record books up.to date.
Next meeting to be at Ann Russell's
home. Achievement 4-H day will be
T -A
photo
Dozen 4.H meet
held at Stephen Centra! school
November 18, at 7 p.m. All welcome.
Personals
Mrs. Ortha Baker attended a
miscellaneous bridal shower, Sunday
afternoon, for Sheona Miller, bride
elect of Garry Baker, held at the
home of Mrs. Joan Patrick in London,
for several relatives and friends.
A good number from this area at-
tended the hot turkey supper at Grand
Bend United Church Wednesday
night.
Ken and.Carol Baker, of Goderich
were supper guests Saturday night
with his parents here.
Miss Dorothy Scliurter, R.N. of
London spent a few days last week
with -her friend Mrs. Dorothy Fenner.
Lorne Fenner, and his son Jim, of
Reece's Corners, along with several
other hunting friends from London,"
Watford and Forest, returned Sunday
from a ten day moose hunting trip at
Englehart near the Quebec border. _
The group baggedthree moose.
Sunday visitors and supper guests
with Hugl, and I were Tom and
Mildred Doan, and Frank and Hazel
Kibourne, of`j(omoka area.
Don't forget the Shipka Harvest
Dance this Saturday night November
Two more to
get Atlas copies
The federal government and the
Huron County library wilt receive
free copies of the 1984 Huron County
Historical Atlas.
At its November 7 meeting, Huron
County Council rectified the situation
which saw the two groups overlook-
ed at the atlas' "coming out" party
last month. -
Warden Paul Steckle presented
chief librarian William Partridge
with a copy of the atlas to be
displayed at the county library's head
office in Goderich. The presentation
was made at the November county
council session.
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