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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-04-24, Page 10Page 10 , Times -Advocate, April 24, 1991 FAMII.� Granton by Muriel Lewis GRANPON - A fish fry was held in Kirkton Sunday, sponsored by the Optimist Club. At the St. Thomas Anglican Church on Sunday, the Rev Bever- ley Wheeler homily was about the Good Shepherd and being called to be shepherds of the earthly things with which all people are blessed. Melanie Beason and Rev. Wheel- er read the lessons and the Arise Group from London provided spe- cial music. A time of fellowship followed the service. The Anglican parish boards of management and parochial commit- tees met at St. Paul's church in Kirkton on Monday evening, with Bishop Robert Townshead, in re- gard to a replacement for the Rev. Beverley Wheeler who has been ap- pointed as an assistant at St. Paul's Cathedral in London as of May 15. At the Granton United Church on Sunday Pastor Normalie Voakes' message was about Post Resurrec- tion appearances Part II - at the Sea- shore. The lessons were taken from Acts 4 and John 21. Get well wishes to Irene Roloson who has been a patient in the St. Marys Memorial Hospital since last week. Margaret Oakley and Muriel Le- wis attended the Anglican Bible Study at the home of Mabel Need- ham on Wednesday aftemoon. Larry Lewis of London spent part of Saturday at his home in the vil- lage. Clandeboye institute CLANDEBOYE - Elsie Lewis was hostess for the April meeting of Clandeboye Women's Institute. Good reports were given by all con- veners and the new slate of officers for the coming year are as follows: Past president Marion Hodgson, President Irene Lynn, Vice presi- dent Lillian McLellan, Sec. Treas- urer Edith Worthington, District Director Marion Hodgson, Branch Directors Ruth Hill, Eleanor Kestle, Mary Scou, Program Coordinator Jean Hodgins, Pianist Ruth Hill, Public Relations Hazel Williams, Auditors Betty Couglin, Gladys Cunningham; Conveners: Agriculture Elsie Lewis, Canadian Industries Barbara Carter, Citizenship and Legislation Edie Worthington, Education and Cultural Activities Hazel Williams, Family and Consumer Affairs Mar- ion Hodgson, Tweedsmuir History Betty Coughlin, Assistant Jean Hodgins, International Affairs June Henry, A meeting was held on Monday morning to plan the programs for the coming year. The next meeting in May will be held at the home of Lil McLellan in Exeter. Annual visit - The Exeter Rebekah Lodge held their banquet last Wednesday for the annual visit of the district deputy president. From left are JPNG Elly VanBergen, district deputy president Ruth Campbell, Exeter noble grand Helen Coates, and vice grand Joyce Morgan. Centralja by Mary Kooy CENTRALIA - The April meet- ing of Centralia UCW was held in the church. They had as guests UCW members from Zion, Credi- ton, Elimville and Thames Road. Pastor Udall welcomed everyone. Lois Wilson then sang a solo. The Scripture was read by Marian De - lane. Margaret Cook introduced the guest speaker, Susan Howson who showed slides of Camp Menese- tung located north of Goderich. Margaret and Marian thanked Su- san and presented her with a gift. Pastor Udall invited everyone to a delicious lunch. Sympathy of the community is expressed to Mrs. Leona Glavin and family following the death of her sister in London. At the euchre in the community centre last Monday evening, prize winners were: high score Marlyn Dixon, Gordon Eaton; lone hands Iva Blair, Percy Noels; low score Catherine Elston, Andy Thompson. The next euchre evening will be April 29 at 8 p.m. At the-UUIrted Church National Camp Sunday was observed. Wednesday evening 6:30 p.m Con- formation classes will continue at the manse. A date to put on your calendar is for a church picnic on Jne 2 at Centralia. Jack and Marg Patterson have re- turned home from the sunny south where they spent the winter. Saintsbury by H. Davis SAINTSBURY - St. Patrick's held a board meeting Tuesday eve- ning at the home of Hugh and Ha- zel Davis with 10 members present. A work day was planned for Saturday, May 4, at 9:30 a.m. The rain date is Saturday, May 11. Everyone is to being lunch. 'Rev. Beverley Wheeler and Ray Wheel- er were dinner guests with the Da- vis' prior to the meeting. The Holy 'Communion service was held at St. Patrick's at 8:30 a.m. Sunday with Ryan Carroll reading the scripture readings. Cheryl Carroll provided the music while Rev. Beverley Wheeler fo- cused her homily on the story of "The Good Shepherd" and the 23 Psalm, Sunday, April 28, the service of Holy Communion will be held at St. Patrick's at 11 a.m. The reading will be Acts 8:26-40, 1 John 4:7- 12, Responsive reading Psalm - 22:25 -30, The Gospel John 15:1-8. The theme "Growth and Change" Lisa Carroll is to be server and Margaret Carroll lay assistant. Travis and Starr Dav' visited with Uncle Bob and A t Dorothy Dietrich on the weeken Parish bible study wi be held at the home of Marguerite Greenlee Wednesday, April 24 at 1:30 p.m. Crystal and Harley Davis were Friday visitors with Helen Korici- na. Greta Gibson and Mabel Need- ham were Monday evening dinner guests with Mary Davis and Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels, He!, Macdonald, Howard Dolan ar ;k Dickins were dinner guests Mary Da- vis. SOLID BRASS 6 LIGHT WILLIAMSBURG REG. '179" SALE gr CAST ALIAIrAIM NO BEVELLED GU SS OUTDOOR LIGHT AVA'LABLE IN BUCK 8 WHITE REG. 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The International Lutheran Lay- men's League is a 130,000 volun- teer membership organization. On radio, the League sponsors two English-language programs: The Lutheran Hour, Crosswalk and a Spanish-language radio drama Ayer, Hoy y Siempre. On television die league sponsors the weekly 30 - minute religious drama, This is The Life and television specials. League headquarters are in St. Louis, Mo, with a Canadian office in Kitchen- er, Ontario, and overseas Lutheran Hour offices in 19 countriees. An auxiliary organization of The Lutheran Church -Missouri Synod and Lutheran Church-Canda, the league also provides a service min- istry through about 1,400 affiliated groups in congregations throughout North America. 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