Times-Advocate, 1979-09-12, Page 5 (2)• Granton women start fall activities
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By MRS. E. SUMMERS
GRANTON
Court Valentine Canadian
Forester's met at the
Mason's Hall on Tuesday
with Sister Melba St. Dennis
presiding and opening court.
During the business
session, donations were
voted to the Woodstock
tornado victims, and to the
Western Ontario Provincial
Assembly cancer project
which is a whirlpool bath.
Sandra Hern gave a very
informative and interesting
report on the recent national
convention held at the
Holiday Inn in London. Plans
were finalized for the pot
luck supper and craft display
October 2. There will be a
demonstration of cake
decorating and pottery, also
displays of stuffed animals,
ceramics and jewelry. This
will he held in the Mason's
Hall at 7 p.m. Get your
tickets 'front any member of
the Court.
Lois Herbert won the
Forester Coffee spoon for the
attendance and Edith
Youngson the raffle. Sandra
Vern and Margaret Spence
were the lunch conveners.
- A. C, W. and U.C.W.
Units meet
Unit 1 met at the home of
their president Mrs. Gordon
McRobert, on Wednesday.
The meeting opened with the
singing of a hymn, Tollowed
by lesson thoughts entitlgO
"Turn on your lights".
During the business period
a number of items were
discussed and taken care of.
including a questionnaire
from the London Conference
U.C.W. Presbyterial. con-
cerning assistance to the
Boat People
The program was con-
vened by bTrs. Elwood
Morden and Mrs: C.B.
West man. Mrs. Morden
introduced the new Bible
Study Book "Those
Infuriating Parables"
written by the late Dr. A.C.
Forrest, and Mrs. Westman
gave two readings:
Miss Mabel McNaughton
and Mrs. Clifford McRobert
assisted the hostess to serve
lunch. One visitor was
present, Miss Rena Avery of
Stratford who was a guest of
Mrs. Robt Hardie.
The Anglican Church
Women held their meeting in
the Church Hall on Wed-
nesday evening, with Mrs.
Clarence Lewis taking the
Devotional, and Mrs. Percy
Hodgigs read a • poem en-
titled "Children learn what
they live" also excerpts from
the Bible pertaining to
children.
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A brief report was given on
the District annual meeting.
Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins dealt
with the business, reports
were given, -and dates set for
the ham supper, and the
bazaar. Mrs. Lewis -served
lunch.
Unit 1 U.C.W. are spon-
soring a -concert on Sunday
November 4 in Granton
United Church of given by
Calvary United Church
Choir. This is a Sing-
spirational Programme.
Tickets may be purchased
from any member of Unit W.
Church news
At St. Thomas Anglican
Church, Rev. Frederick
Pitts of Stratford, was the
guest minister, and the
Celebrant of Holy Com-
munion, at the service on
Creditori women
meet at senior hall
by MRS. PETER MARTIN
CREDIJON
Twenty nine members of
the Zion United Church
Women met 'Thursday
evening at the Ailsa Craig
Senior Citizen Complex for
their first fall meeting;
-hosted by Miss Ella Morlock.
Leila Finkbeiner chaired
the program. The meeting
opened with a chorus.
"Worship the Lord,"
Scripture verses were read
in unison.
A skit "The Lords Prayer
was presented by Marie
Fydenchuk and Leila Fink-
beiner. Two solos were sung
by the Mennonite Minister
from Nairn.
•Slides on Newfoundland
were shown by Rev. Brian
Elder. He also showed
pictures of the churches he
served.
A short business meeting
was conducted by President
Mrs. Ross Pickering. A vote
of thanks was given to Miss
3lorlock for hosting the
Ladies.Adelicious lunch was
served.
Personals
Mrs. Della Sims has
returned home after surgery
in St .Joseph 's Hospital.
Rev. Armin Schlenker has
Sunday. Miss Marion Her-
bert assisted and read the
Epistle of the Day. The
sermon was taken from Luke
and referred to the Good
Samaritan story.
At the United Church Rev.
Elwood Morden conducted
the Sunday morning wor-
ship, and entitled his sermon
"The man who has seen
God".
• 4-H news
The 2nd meeting of the
"Snappy Snippers" mem-
bers of the 4-H Club group 2.
"Acces-sories the final
touch" was held at the home
of leader Mrs. Jack Noon on
September 8. Roll call was
answered, by the members'
best colors, the colors she
should avoid, and to tell her
basic wardrobe colors.
Leaders Mrs.. Noon and
Brenda Tomlin discussed
with the members the
selection, shape and care of
hats. Mrs. Noon then
demonstrated how to make
two kinds of hats. The girls
are to purchase the material
for their scarves for the next
meeting, they are also to
bring their favorite hat. Ann
Garrett was Secretary and
press reporter for this
meeting.
Personals
Mr. and MrS. Elmer
Harlton and Mr. and Mrs.
John Bryan - attended the
Blyth Festival Theatre on
Thursday to see )he "The
Donnelleys play" Mr. and
Mrs. Harlton also spent the
holiday week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Hodgins and
Mr. and -Mrs. Norman
Hodgins of St. Marys at a
cottage at Kincardine
Beach.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Pratt andTracy
on the arrival of Colin David
at St. Marys Memorial
Hospital on Monday August
27.
We are happy to report
that Mrs. Floyd Dykes is now
home from hospital, and we
wish her continued good
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
Wallis and Kevin, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Jarman of-
Strathroy spent Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Wallis at the Bryan Cottage
at Port Franks.
Austin Hobbs ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson Wallis to the races
at Flambora Downs near
Hamilton on September 1.
Sincere sympathy is ex-
tended to the family of the
late Joseph Kelly who passed
away suddenly on Friday
September 7 in his 38th year.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Hodgins and Mrs. Lois
Herbert, took Miss Rona
Hickey home to Toronto on
Sunday. Miss Hickey had
been a visitor with the
Hodgins family for some
time this summer.
BOOKED IN — Renae Barlow and Allison Hill head for
:heir dormitory after registering Monday for their junior year
at Centralia College of Agricultural Technology T -A photo
WOODHAM DISTRICT NEWS
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
• A family gathering was
held Saturday at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. George Mor-
phy. Those attending were
John, Scott and Lauren
Murphy, Lloydtown, Nelson,
Richard and Lianne Morphy,
Hyde Park, Donald, Rena,
Bradley, Cheryl and Rod
Morphy and Michelle
Morris, London. Mrs. C.
Murray of Exeter, Norman.
Heather, Amy and Edward
Mackie, Toronto, Wayne,
Jane and Darrell Mackie,
Don Mills, and Alex, Cathy,
Carrie and .Ryan Mackie,
Scarborough.
Guests Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Rodd were
Mr. and Mrs. George
Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen
and Deanna, Miss Jean
Copeland and Mr. and Mrs.
David Wheeler. Steven,
Bobby and Craig. and Mrs
John Butters.
Miss Pamela Rodd
commenced - her --studies - at
Huron College Monday.
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STAFFA AREA NEWS
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
Mrs. Dave Capling,
Mississauga, visited Friday,
with Mr. and Mrs. John
Templeman and family.
Quite a number from this
community were guests at -
the Dow -Beaulieu wedding
and reception in Grimsby
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Tem -
We'll Do
the Job
Right...
pleman and Carrah visited
on Sunray with Mr. and Mrs.
Hap Swatridge and Jill
Wingham.
Mrs. Ethel Mae Stanzaic.,
Nancy and David Lyall,
Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Skinner, Mitchell visited
on the weekend with Mrs.
Sam Norris and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Norris and family.
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The organization meeting
of the 4-H girls will be held
at the Community Hall
September 12 at 7.00 p.m. All
girls 12 by September 1, 1979
are welcome.
Congratstiatinns._.1o_ I{eAm_
and June Campbell on their
25th wedding anniversary.
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