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Times -Advocate, October 3, 1979
Three area lodges parade to Sundaychurch service
By MRS. E. SUMMERS
GRANTON
At the United Church P.ev.
Elwood Morden was in
Londes bor o
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charge of the Sunday
morning worship, and
welcomed The members of
the Masonic Lodges of
Exeter, Lucan and Granton
who were in attendance.
Robe C. Marshall of
Granton Lodge read the
Scripture. Rev. Morden
entitled his ..sermon "The
man who makes the best of
himself." Referring to the
parable of the talents Rev.
Morden, said, there was the
great man. %%ith five talents,
the average man with two
talents and the lost man with
one. So many of us are
average whether we belong
to a church organization or a
lodge. Some men are ruined
because they have too much,
and some because they do
not have enough but the man
with the two talents is
common to us all.. -
Everyone in life has a
peculiar gift. said Rev.
Morden. believe that God
has something special for
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you in your life, so make the
most of it, and realize the
value of the common gifts of
life. Make use of the talent
that the Lord has entrusted
to you.
Flowers from the funeral
of the late Mrs. Cecil Nickles
were placed inthe chupch, in
loving memory by her
family. At the close of ser-
vice everyone was invited to
take refreshments at the
Granton Mason's Hall ac -
cross the road.
The service at St. Thomas
Anglican Church was with-
drawn so that the
congregation could join with
Saintsbury church on the
occasion of their harvest
festival.
Happy Gang meet
The Happy Gang held their
Sept. meeting at the United
Church. Mrs. James Kerr
presided and conducted the
business. It was decried to
have the Christmas meeting
PANCAKE & SAUSAGE
BREAKFAST
Wed., Oct. 10-7 a.m. 10 a.m. _
TEST CORN PLOT
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in November and to ask Unit
3 U.C.W. to cater for it. .The
remainder of the afternoon
was spent in the enjoyment
of cards and crokinole.
Members with birthdays in
Aug. and Sept. and having
their name on the birthday
cake were Grace Morden,
Ethel Eedy, Ann Stevens,
Edith Westman, Amelia
Jameson, and Cliff
McRobert. Lunch committee
was Mrs. H. Wissell and Mrs.
Joseph Pecko.
4-H News
The 3rd meeting of group 1
Granton 4-H • club
"Accessories the final
touch" was held on Sept. 29
at the home of Mrs. Mavis
Harmsworth. In the absence
of Pres. Debbie Lascelles,
Rosanne St. Dennis opened
the meeting with the 4-H
Pledge. A discussion on bias
scarves, and what they were
made of followed, then the
members tried on scarves in
different ways, and prac-
ticed the various ways of
knotting them. Achievement
Day was discussed and what
to make for it. Press
Reporter and secretary for
this meeting was Teresa
McCarthy.
The 5th meeting of the
Snappy Snippers 4-11 club
group (2) "Accessories the
final touch" was held at the
home of Mrs. J. Noon. This
meeting -was to be a short
one, so that the members
could leave early to attend
the Ilderton Fair. Pres.
Brenda Tomlin opened with
the reading of the minutes of
the last two meetings,
followed by the Roll Call,
which was answered with
"three ways to look after
your shoes".
The board for
Achievement Day was
discussed, also the books and
book covers. Mrs. .Noon
talked about jewelry and
showed the members some
of her own. Then the girls put
some of their favorite pieces
of Jewelry in a bag, and each
picked one that belonged to
someone else, then they were
to describe who owned it.
This was followed. by a quiz
called "Your total look."
Press Reporter and
secretary for this melting
was Julie McRobert.
Personals
We are happy to report
that the following people are
now home from hospital and
we wish them continued good
health, Gary Jones and Cecil
Bowan.
Mr. and Mrs. Forbes
Powell of Stoney Creek sister
and _brother-in-law of Mrs.
Elmer Summers, also her
cousin Mrs. Reg McLean of
Cardiff Wales spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. Summers
on Friday Sept. 28th.
Sincere sympathy is ex-
tended to the family of the
late Mr,s. Cecil (Lillian)
Nickles who passed away at
St. Marys Memorial Hospital
on Sunday Sept. 23 -1979.
OFFICIAL CAR — Ilderton Fair presidentJohnMcNoughton.ladies president Ruth McKeen and
guest speaker C.R. Charlton rode in an open air ;or during Saturday's parade. The driver was
Marvin Hodgins. T -A photo
PASS THE CEREAL — Four Usborne Central School students are shown enjoying breakfast
during a recent stay at Camp Sylvan. From the left are Lori Kerslake, Joanne Miller, Jeff
Borland and Gerold Cunnington, ,T -A photo
SaintsburyThanks ivin g g
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS was at the organ. The church
SAINTSBURY was decorated with fall fruit
Thanksgiving service was and flowers for the occasion.
held in St. Patrick's church Mr. Vassie spoke to the
Sunday with Walter Vassie children on the miracle of
of Kitchener in charge of the the loaves and fishes.
service. Mrs. Cheryl Carroll stressing the importance of
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the young boy giving up his
lunch, after the children
went to the Sunday school he
spoke on the 103 Psalm the
church was filled for the
service.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. George
Carroll and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Currier and
two children, Detroit were
week end guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Carroll.
Mr. .and Mrs. Currier and
family returned home
Sunday 'afternoon and Mr.
and Mrs. George Carroll are
spending the coming week in
this area.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Atkinson and Gote Wen-
nestrom Lucan, and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Dobbs, Exeter
were Sunday dinner guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Heber
Davis and Bob Tindall and
Robert were supper guests
with the Davis, Mrs. Bob
Tindall, Nancy and Marylou
were attending a bridal
shower for. Nancy, at.
Wiarton.
Mr. H.S. McLean,
Teeswater spent the week-
end with his daughter Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr. and
family.
Service next Sunday will
. be held at St. Pauls Kirkton
at 11 a.m.-there will be no
service at St. Patricks,
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Ken Eaton, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Greenlee, Derek,
Debbie and Chad and Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Greenlee,
Kim, Pam and Steven were
Sunday dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee.
Mrs. George McFalls,
Susann Dietrich and Michael
Davis were Sunday dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Davis.
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