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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-10-18, Page 33With OPP 25 years - Constable Wayne Charlton who retired recently after 25 years with the Ontario Provincial Police was honoured in Exeter Saturday night. From the left are Exeter OPP Staff Sergeant Don Mclnnes, Wayne Charlton and his wife Willy, Constable Ralph Christmas and Constable Paul Holmes representing OPPA of District 6. Honour transferred OPP - Sergeant Rick Sinnamon who was transferred recently from the Exeter OPP detachment to District headquarters in Mount Forest and wife Patty received gifts Saturday night from the Exeter Lions and Lionesses. At the left is Lion Ross Mathers and at the right is Lio- ness Ann Thompson. A TRU transfer Constable Rick Zupancic was recently transferred from the Exeter OPP detachment to the TRU team in London. He is shown above with his wife Sandi receiving plaques from Consta- bles George Finch at the left and Rick Borden at the right. 6/VE iijE YcvReatipi MR&/E- F ec 774/N/oPig . 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Canada Times -Advocate, October 18, 1989 Page 33 Open house for 90th birthday By Muriel Lewis GRANTON - Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Harloff attended an open house in honor of the ninetieth birthday of the former's ,pother Esther Harl- off, held at the church in Wartburg on Sunday, October 15. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and grandson John Herbert attend- ed a family gathering on Thanks- giving Day held at the home of Lois Herbert of London. Florence McRobert, Florence Riddell and Muriel Lewis of the Granton Women's Institute attend- ed the London Area W.I. Conven- tion held at Embro October 12. Don Roloson attended the recep- tion and dinner for Kellogg's 25 year club held at the Radisson Ho- tel in London on Saturday evening. The Cook family relatives attend- ed a bridal shower in honor of Che- ryl Lynn held at the home of Mrs. Jim Riddell on Sunday afternoon. Dani Roloson of Kitchener was home with his family for the week- end. At St. Thomas' Anglican Church on Sunday, Rev. Beverley Wheeler celebrated the Eucharist and gave an overview of church history. It is important to know one's identity and stand firm on the apostolic teachings of Jesus Christ, the min- ister noted. The lessons were read by Jim Hodgins and Rev. Wheeler. Muriel Lewis and Joe French were invested as Lay Adminis- trants by permission of the bishop. Special music was provided by Carol Hughesman, Richard Miron and Peter Daniels of the London Arise Group. A time of fellowship followed the service. There was no service at Granton United Church on Sunday because of the Anniversary service at Wes- ley. Rev. Ann Langford of London was the guest speaker and her mes- sage was entitled "What do you mean by this service". Special mu- sic was provided by the Trinity Trio of Thamesford. The bulletin Letter to the Editor steward was Jennifer Walden. The Granton U.C. Youth group met at the home of Julie McColl on Sunday evening. ACW The St. Thomas' A.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Percy Hodgins on Thursday evening, October 12. The Co-ordinator Irene Roloson opened the program with a thought for the day from the Friendship book. Mrs. Roloson also led the medita- tion on Commonsense Christianity about the Persistent Cat and Mrs. Hodgins gave the Bible reading from Luke 18. During the business, a leuer was read about the open house at St. Monica House in Waterloo and it was decided to forego having a ba- zaar this fall. Readings were given by Marlene French, Olice (K.) Hod- gins and Margaret Oakley and the grace by Ethel Crouch. Lunch was served by the hostess. UCW The general U.C.W. meeting was held at the church on Tuesday eve- ning, October 10 commencing with refreshments. The president Ruth Cook welcomed everyone and read a poem about Autumn. During the business, final plans were made for the bazaar and luncheon and also the beef supper in November was discussed. Jackie Pierce introduced Wendy and Linda from Interior Touch in London who had a display of crafts for sale. Unit five took charge of the pro- gram when Ina Harlton read Thanks should be everyday and gave the meditation. In everything give thanks. Margaret Spence closed with a reading Pilgrims Voices. Granton 4-H The Granton 4-H Club met at the St. Thomas' Anglican Church on September 28 for their second meeting. The roll call was answered by naming two convenience foods available at the local grocery store. The members discussed if conven- ience foods were good quick solu- tions. They also learned that a wise con- sumer should read the labels and that added sugar is a frequent ingre- dient.. The girls sharpened their shopping skills with a true or false quiz and read more about fast foods Leanne Kelly and Katie Ewald a made biscuits and the home activi- ties were assigned. Angela Mcllhar- gey was the secretary and reporter. The third meeting of the Granton 4-H on speedy meal preparation was held at the Anglican Church on Thursday evening, October 5. After the usual opening, the home assign- ments were taken up. The members then split into three groups to plan menus, and all three came up with some interesting meals. Penny Kin- dree, Katherine Harding and Pam Waters then prepared a delicious salad. Paula Prncombe was the sec- retary and reporter. The Granton 4-H Snack Attack- ers held their fourth meeting at the Anglican Church on Thursday -eve- ning, October 12. The roll call was answered with Microwave oven uses in the home. The previous assignment was tak- en up and then the girls discussed how microwave ovens cook, parts of the microwave, microwave cooking terms and arrangement of foods in the microwave. They also tested their microwave I.Q. and had a magic world scramble. Cassandra Harding and Lisa Reeves made Spudweisers (baked potatoes) in the microwave with toppings of chili, grated cheese and butter. After enjoying these, the meeting came to a close with the 4- H motto. Lisa Reeves was the sec- retary and reporter. Dear Sir. These days many unthinking peo- ple seem to be blaming Mulroney and Wilson for everything from ,' pirnples to head lice to the weather. ti• • Perhaps they should stop long enough to think more seriously about Canada's problems. We know something must be done about our huge national debt, how we pay for child care, welfare, unemployment insurance, hospitalization to men- tion a few "must haves". And per- haps we should remember that 301 percent of the proposed new taxes will go to pay for Trudeau's excess- es in the past. And while we are being so criti- cal, lets consider the alternatives, a Liberal, or even worse, a N.D.P. government. All the so-called big guns of the NDP are busy tripping over themselves avoiding the leader- ship of the party. Dave Barrett, who made a mess of running B.C. is now in the race! As for the Liberals, their leader- ship contenders are a sorry lot .Take Chertien, can you image the effect he would have in the international scene with his "Dese, dem and dose"? As for Sheila "the Mouth" Copps, she is a publicity seeking joke. Lloyd Axworthy was a poor cabinet minister, falling under sus- pension for questionable use of de- partment aircraft. (Amongst other sordid things). As for Paul Martin, who wants another Martin? His fa- ther was a politician, not a states- man. As for the pretty premier of Ontario; he would carry such a mantle or sleaze from his cabinet appointments that he would be a handicap on the ticket besides that, he doesn't speak, he mutters! So, lets be thankful for what we have. They arc not perfect, but bet- ter than the other lot! Yours truly "Gibby" J.M. 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