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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-05-08, Page 10Special Gifts for SpecialMoms Sale May 9, 10, 11 Thurs., 9 - 9, Fri. 9 - 9, Sat. 9 - 5:30 20 all • Jackets • T -Shirt* Off • Shorts This months draw Asics Jacket ASUclozogBari d7000 282 Main St., Exeter 235-1314 More than just an equipment store) Page 10 Times -Advocate, May 8, 1991 Tree dedication - Two trees were dedicated to former MPP Charles MacNaughton last week in the park that bears his name. From left are John MacNaugh- ton, Heather Howitt, Addie Mac- Naughton, ao-Naughton, and Exeter councillor Dorothy Chapman. Charles Mao - Naughton served in provincial politics from 1958-73, and also served as Minister of Transporta- tion. Granton by Muriel Lewis By Muriel Lewis GRANTON - At the St. Thomas' Anglican Church on Sunday, May 5, the Rev. Beverley Wheeler's homily was about God choosing His people to bear fruits and to love one another. The lessons were read by Cathie Wessman and Rev. Wheeler. In a service of Holy Bap- tism, the rector baptized Christine Mary, daughter of Bill and Joyce Shannon; Bonnie Lynn Oakley, wife of Brian Oakley, and their daughters Melissa Anne and Ni - chole Margaret Oakley. The an- them "Teach Me Your Way 0 Lord" was sung by the choir, ac- companied by the organist Marlene French. A time of fellowship followed the service. Congratulations to Kevin and Karen (Tyrrell) Dann who were married in London on April 19 and are residing near Granton. The Anglican bible study was held at the home of Nadine Bedell on Wednesday, May 1. The St. Thomas' Anglican Church Chancel Guild held a din- ner meeting at Sir Joe's restaurant in St. Marys on Friday, May 3 in honour of the Rev. Beverley Wheeler who has been appointed as an assistant at St. Paul's Cathedral in London. A short business meet- ing followed the dinner. At the Granton United Church on Sunday, Russell Tousaw of Embro led the service in the absence of Normalie Voakes. The sermon was about Life with meaning based on the lessons from Proverbs 3 and Luke 12. The Granton UTH Group met at the United Church on Sunday eve- ning. A.C.W. The St. Thomas' A.C.W. met at the home of Marlene French on Thursday evening, May 2. Irene Roloson led the meditation entitled "Look Up" on the theme of the As- cension of Jesus. Marlene French read the scripture lesson. Olive P. Hodgins gave a reading entitled "Hugs" and Margaret Oakley a poem about "Mothers". A video from the Heart and Stroke Founda- tion called "Heart Smart" was shown. j U.C.W. Unit two met on Thursday eve- ning, May 2 at Heather Benner's home. Julie Riddell presided and plans were made for several fund- raising projects and more U.C. cookbooks arc being ordered. The program for the general U.C.W. meeting in June was discussed, as well as the Fun Day. The guest speaker was Linda Strauss of Stratford who showed slides and told about sleeping chil- dren around the world, for which cause, aid was first organized by Murray Dryden. Lunch was served by the hostess. Unit one met at Amelia Jame - son's home on Thursday afternoon. The hymn Rise Up 0 Men of God was sung and the president Doreen McRobert read the lesson thoughts on hunt for new members, starting at the front door of the church. This was followed by more discussion. Camp Keemokec day is June 10. There is a jar at the church for do- nations to the septic system and a box for the soup kitchen and food bank. The bazaar in October was discussed and plans made for the next meeting at Crnighotme. The church anniversary will be held on June 9. COMM1 JWTTY Diningfor Seniors By Mildred Thomson On Tuesday, April 16, Beth EXETER - April was our second Wilke, a nutritionist with the year Anniversary Month. All din- Health Unit in Clinton presented a ners begin with 0 Canada and our programme on fat and fibre. High special grace. Music is always pro- school students assisted with set- vided over the lunch hour by very ting up tables and putting things capable volunteers. Furthermore, away. Ina Johns celebrated her 90th Tammy Antaya keeps us on our birthday. toes with her thoughts, words of ad- Tuesday, April 23, Josie Ryck- vice and short poems and stories. man presidedon the keyboard. Tuesday, April 2, Jean Hodgert Cards were donated by the Sean played the keyboard and there was Store for our avid card players. The one visitor from Toronto, Helen nut contest was won by Pat Skinner Darby. Doris Edwards won the and the draw prize by Kay Green. draw prize. Get well cards were Tuesday, April 30, Florence sent to Josie Ryckman and Len Finkbeiner played the keyboard. McNaughton and a sympathy card Rev. C. Henderson read a poem was sent to the family of Ila Moir. with some good advice for all. An - Fire Chief, Gary Middleton and Le- nie Webb won the draw prize. Get Roy Edwards presented a fire safe- well cards were sent to Sam Bow- ty film and a talk on what to do in ers and Georgie Engler. case of fire. . Coming events On Tuesday, April 9, the diners May 7, Chris Thompson from the held their second anniversary coo- 'Royal Bank will speak on their set - piece with cake and candles. We vices for Seniors. Also there's an had guests from Zurich, Exeter and invitation to Seniors to visit the Ex - Clinton. Over 60 people enjoyed a eter Public School for their dress delicious dinner. George Godbolt rehearsal of the play, "Clowns", at presided at the keyboard while a 2 p.m. youth choir sang several numbers On May 14 there will be a Dis- as well as solos, duets, and group cussion Group. numbers. 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