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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-06-12, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, June 12, 1991 Forthcoming marriage - Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Cable, Huron Park, are pleased to announce the marriage of their youngest daughter, Ginny to Eugene Glan- ville, son of Wayne Glanville, Hu- ron Park and Sharon Glanville, Byron. Their wedding will take place Saturday, June 22, 1991 at 3:00 p.m. at Zion United Church, Crediton. Open recep- tion at 8:00 p.m. in Hensel!. For more information call 228-6183. McLachlan - Rowe Laurie and Nelson were united in marriage Saturday, June 10, 1991 in St. Mary's Anglican Church, Brinsley, Ontario. Rev. Wayne Taylor officiated. Laurie is the daughter of Allan and June Rowe, Brinsley and Nelson is the son of Duncan and Mary McLachlan, Parkhill. The ma- tron of honour was Lynne Sid - dal, sister of bride. Brides- maids were Anne Stoffle, sister of the bride; Marion McLachlan, sister of groom; Anne Hynd• man, friend of the bride and Melanie Hayter, cousin of the bride. The best man was Brian Woodburn, friend of the groom. Ushers were Robert and Colin McLachlan, brothers of the groom and Les and Lee Rowe, brothers of the bride. Flowergirl was Marylyn McLachlan, niece of the groom and ringbearer was Brock Watson, cousin of the bride. After a reception at Lucan Community Centre, the couple now reside at RR5 Park- hill. arkhill. Granton by Muriel Lewis GRANTON -Oakley and Muriel Lewis,from the St. Thomas Anglican Church, attended the 53rd weekend Christian Re- source Workshop held at Huron College in London, from Friday to Sunday. Thirty-one members of the Emer- son and Mary Wallis family met at the home of Brenda Wallis in Lon- don, for an afternoon picnic and barbecue on Sunday. Those present were from Windsor, Sarnia, Kirk - ton, Granton and London. A number from the Granton are enjoyed the annual chicken barbe- cue at Woodham United Church on Wednesday. The Lion's Club and friends en- joyeda bus trip to the Toronto Zoo on Sunday. At the St. Thomas' Anglican Church on Sunday the Rev Stephen Emery celebrated the Eucharist and his message was about the Will of God. Muriel Lewis and the minister read the lessons. At the Granton United Church on Sunday, the Rev. Susan Shelstead of Lucan, was the guest minister for the anniversary service. The ser- mon was about talented people. The lessons were from 2nd Conn- thians 4 and Matthew 25. A time of fellowship followed the service. The Granton Youth Group met at the United Church on Sunday eve= ning for a Bible Study. A.C.W. The St. Thomas' ACW met at the home of Olive. (K.) Hodgins on Thursday evening. Irene Roloson led the meditation on the theme, the Real Miracle that lived among us. Marlene French read the Bible passage from Mark 4. Two read- ings were given by Hodgins enti- tled Thank You, 0 Lord for the time that is now; and a blessing by Lois Wilson, also an excerpt from the Farmer's Almanac by Jean Noon. Plans were made for a speaker at the September meeting, There will be no regular meetings in July and August. U.C.W. Unit 2 met on Thursday evening, at the church when the guest speak- er from London spoke on the sub- ject of Aids. Business discussion included plans for a fashion show in Sep- tember, the Granton Fun Day, and the General meeting on June 11. About 345 cookbooks have been sold to date. Lunch was served by Diane Die- trich. Unit three members and friends had a guided tour of Interior's '91 in London on Tuesday evening, which had been arranged by Joan Hayden and April Bryan. The meeting followed at Marguerite Garretts home. Upcoming events discussed were the pork supper at the park, general meeting, and a summer outing in August. Unit 4 met Wednesday night at Rhea Hardie's home in London. The leaders Marilyn Humphrey read Luminous Life, about gradua- tion glories, and Being Busy, clsing with prayer. Plans for the upcoming supper and some cater- ing were organized and Humphrey continued the program about the meaning of the books of the Bible. She also read No Greater Joy and Father's Day. Court Valentine Twenty-one members were present from London, Niagara Falls, Strathroy,. Clinton and Granton at a meeting in the park pavilion on Monday. Brother Judd Milburn, member of the high court executive committee, discussed the financial situation of the Fo- rester's organization at Brantford and also the notice of motion for high court on July 7, 8 and 9 at Pe- terborough. Court Valentine held a short business meeting when prices for dinners were discussed. Donations were made in memory of Eileen Summers and Tom Coward; also a donation to the Optimist ball team. Arrangements were made to present the graduation trophies at Usbc#ne Central and Biddulph Central schools. Plans were made to cater to the Lion's dinner and the"Court Carlton dinner in Sep- tember. Rodeo - The Lucan Optimists held a bicycle rodeo Saturday morning at the village arena for about 50 children who came to test their skills in handling their bicycles, and their knowledge of traffic laws. Here Tom McLaughlin tests Todd Edginton on the serpentine han- dling course. After the rodeo, the participants were treated to a lunch and prizes were awarded to top scorers. • Forthcoming marriage - Suzanne Marie Mathers and Brian Ray Homer will exchange wedding vows Saturday, June 22, 1991 at Exeter United Church. Su- zanne is the daughter of Amold and Ila Mathers of Exeter. Brian is the son of Earl and Margaret Homer of Zurich. An open recep- tion will follow in Exeter. Engagement - Doris and Noah Metzger of RR1 Elmira are pleased to announce the en- gagement of their daughter De- bra Lynette to Darrel Dwayne Gingerich, son of Mel and Mary Ellen Ginprich, RR2 Zurich. 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