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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-03-27, Page 7FAMILYTimes -Advocate, March 27, 1991 Page 7 isitwe Lucan recycling program gets underway LUCAN - The time to recycle has come to the Village of Lucan. Approximately 100 village resi- dents grouped together for a pub- lic meeting at the Lucan communi- ty centre to Team more about the village's recycling program which gets underway this week. Councillor and Waste Manage- ment Committee chairperson Bryan Smith announced about 700 blue boxes will be distributed and com- posters are also available at a cost of $30 per unit. Smith said he was pleased recy- tling has made its way to Lucan, and the service will play a vital role in preserving Lucan's landfill site. McAllister - Down Patti Down, daughter of Bob and Pat Down, Usborne and John McAllister, son of Ian and Shirley McAllister of Zurich were married on October 6, 1990 at the Exet- er United Church. Rev. Richard Hawley officiated. Music was supplied by the ensemble from South Huron District High School. Maid of honour was Diane Gallagher of Brampton, friend of the bride. Bridesmaid was Janet McAllister of London, groom's sister. Al MacCallum, Wyoming, friend of the groom was best man and usher was Mi- chael ielands, Toronto friend of the bide. Dr. Iris Marshall, To- ronto land Mrs. Jean Goff, Sar- la,nts of the bridal couple lit the candles. After a honeymoon in the Dominican Republic, the couple are living in Mitchell. We would like to express our heart- felt thanks to all family mem- bers, friends and neighbours for their'gifts and wishes. Thank you for sharing our day! ',115)11.M..* ci.e Easter Specials Spring Sweaters Asst. Patterns & Colours Sizes M - XL Reg. $75.00 - $90.00 $5888 Sport Shirts Long sleeves in a good se- lection of plains and pat- terns Reg. $44.00 - $65.00 25"°ff Proud to recycle - Lucan council is "pleased" that its plans for re- cycling have come to fruition. Seen here are reeve Larry Hotson, councillors Bob Taylor, Bryan Smith, Tom McLaughlin and deputy- reeve eputyreeve Harry Wraith. Dress Pants Neat patterns in asst colours. Sizes 32-40 $2999 Reg. $60.00 - $75 Special Reverend hosts AnglicanLenten study By Muriel Lewis ' 3RANTON - Get well wishes to Avis Kilpatrick who was a patient in Victoria Hospital, London last week following surgery. Nora Wissel and Muriel Lewis from the Granton W.I. attended the Town 'n Country Dinner at the Ko- moka Community Centre on Wednesday evening, March 20, sponsored by the Agriculture and Food committee of the London Chamber of Commerce. puest speaker was Tom Cowan on,the subject of You and Farming At the fourth Give Yourself a Break session held at the United Church on Monday evening, March 18, Audrey Harloff again led the bible study on the theme Was Chicken Little Right? Rev. Beverley Wheeler hosted the Anglican Lenten Study at the rectory in Kirkton on Wednesday, Match 20, when the group viewed the last part of the film about Ma- hatma Ghandi. At the St. Thomas' Anglican church on Palm Sunday, March 24, Rev. Wheeler spoke about the Choices of Holy Week. Palms and palm crosses were blessed and dis- tributed by the children. The les- sons were read by Jim Hodgins and the minister. Flowers were p1wed in the sanc- tuary in memory of Morley Wass from his daughter Marion Rowe, and in memory of Wm. and Irene Cook, Edith Hardie and Shirley Bi- lye8 from the Cook family. Granton W.I. Alma Nicholson was the hostess for the Granton Women's Institute on Tuesday afternoon, March 19. Dessert was served by Nora Wis- sel and Elsie Dann, after which Muriel Lewis opened the meeting Saintsbury by H. Davis with a reading "I believe". The topic was Public Relations and the roll answered with a smile for the day. P.R.O. Nora Wissel gave a timely reading "A Recipe for Peace" based on the Mary Stew- art Collect. Elsie Dann read an article on Consumers' Nutrition Labelling. She also read Something to remem- ber, Women's Institute, If it's not one j thing it's another and Flour Sack Underwear and Mrs. Wissel concluded with a poem Spring at last. Florence Riddell shared an item on St. Patrick's Day-• The program co-ordin8tor Flor- ence Bryan read information from the district co-ordinator. Arrange- ments 'were made for the April meeting which will be held in the ,evening. Granton 4-H Club #1 The Teeny Weeny Boppers held their sixth meeting for the project Fitness and Health at the Lion's Hall on Thursday, February 28. The subject was the Ideal Body Type and the roll call was answered by "What do you like best about yourself?" The group discussed body image, stereotypes in adver- tising and self confidence. Then' presiden t Sylvia Beatson in- troduced the guest speaker and fit- ness instructor Suzanne Grigg who explained how the heart and mus- cles work and led an intensive workout. Melanie Beatson thanked Suzanne and presented her with some flowers. Individual members gave presen- tations on special projects, includ- ing A menu for a Day by Charlotte Mcllhargey, a menu for a week by Jean Bryan, advertisement on fit- ness explained by Kelly Campbell, the workout do's and don'ts by Ka- tie Ewald and 20 ways to ex•ercise •by Sylvia Beatson. .." A ftin'activity was led by Paula Wallis and Melanie Beaton. Easter basket cupcakes were served by Colleen Moore. The 4-H reporter was Kelly Campbell. 4-H Achievement The Granton 4-11 Club Teeny Weeny Boppers met at the St. Pat- rick's school gymnasium for their achievement program on March 21. Youth leader Sylvia Beatson wel- comed everyone, told about the Fit- ness and Health course and intro- duced the leaders Deanna Beatson- and Margaret Bryan. The members were asked to comment on their projects and introduce their guests. Sylvia Beatson then led a quiz on French Baggy $5999 Blue Jeans By Edwin Reg. $80. Fit Habits. The achievement plaques and awards Were presented by the leaders. Melanie Beatson, Paula Wallis, Angela wand- Charlotte Mcllhargey were in charge of entertainment when three games of volleyball were enjoyed with Don Beatson as referee. Sylvia Beatson gave the courte- sies, the 4-11 pledge close the pro- gram and everyone enjoyed the re- freshments. Jean Bryan was the 4- H reporter. -1040.4.i2144.10.4;1110( Ah They say, "You can t tell a book by it's cover". On March 29TH come in and find out what's inside! SAINTSBURY - St. Patrick's hosted a successful dessert euchre and bake sale on Tuesday after- noon. Winners of the euchre were; ladies high score - Wilma Davis; men's high score - Murray Carter; ladies lone hands - Helen MacDonald; men's lone hands - Tom Every; la- dies low score - Alma Godbolt; melt's low core - Chris Hall, play- ing.a man's card and lucky chair Dotis Denham. St. Patrick's A.C.W. met at the horde of Cheryl Carroll on Tuesday night with 10 members present. President Rose Cunningham opened the meeting with prayer fol- lowed by the members' prayer and general Thanksgiving in unison. Nadene Bedell read the scripture reading selected for Holy Week John 12: 1-11, The Raising of Laz- arus, prayer for Sunday Schools by H. Davis. Rose Cunningham read the medi- tation taken from the living Mes- sage, also a poem entitled If God went on strike. l'arroll was thanked for her hospi- tality. The April A.C.W. will be held at Rose Cunningham's home at 8 p.m. on April 9. 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