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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-12-11, Page 11COMMUNITY .*7 • Times -Advocate, December 11, 1991 Page 11 Granton donates non-perishable food items GRANTON - At the St. Thomas' Anglican Church on Sunday the Rev. Stephen Emery's message was about Repentance and Sanctifica- tion. Scott Hodgins assisted in reading the lessons. At the Granton United Church on Sunday the Sunday School took charge of the White Gift Service with the theme Gifts of Love. Mar- garet Cope and Susan Bryan took part in lighting the Advent Candle and Cindy Bilyea sang 'The Lord is My Shepherd". Flowers in the church were in memory of Mrs. Morley Wass who passed away ten years ago, given by her daughter Marian Rowe of London. The Optimist Club gave their do- nation of non-perishable food items to be included with the gifts from the church for the Salvation Army in St. Marys. U.C.W. Unit one met at Dianne Blake's home on Thursday afternoon, after singing "Joy to the World" the president Doreen McRobert gave lesson thoughts on the theme "Christams help wanted", based on Jeremiah 29 (1 to 7), closing with prayer. The roll call was answered with stories and poems, interspersed with carols. Business included dis- cussion on the U.C.W. Christmas Meeting also the next meeting which will be held one week later, January 9. 'Unit two members enjoyed a skating party in Lucan on Sunday in place of a regular meeting. Unit three members had lunch at noon on Tuesday, at the Field Mouse and did some Christmas shopping. Unit five met for a pot luck din- ner at Ina Harlton's home in St. Marys on Friday. The president Margaret Spence opened the program with a Christ- mas poem and the Bible reading from Luke 2 (1 to 20). 'Hark the Herald Angel's was sun and Mary Wallis read a Christmas Alphabet and rwas the Night Before Christ- mas diet season. Florence Bryan read "Waiting" and Mary Jones had a reading "Best alta iGtWan.".. Irka Harlton told the story, the Chris fin m was followed by Florence McRo- bert reading about a Christmas Di- lemma and Margaret Spence about the Sounds of Christmas. A gift ex- change brought the meeting to a Orchestr London prese is The Nutcracker LONDON - Following four sold out performances last Christmas, Orchestra London once again proudly presents The Nutcracker Ballet, with full sets,costumers, and live orchestral accompanied by Or- chestra London. Fat almost 100 years, The Nutcracker. Ballet has been a traditional Christmas event, cherished by families the world over. And this year, enjoy the im- proved sight -lines for ballet at all four performances in Alumni Hall, Martine Lamy, from The Nation- al Ballet of Canada, with partner Daniel Nelson, and ballerina Va- nessa Harwood with Luc Amyot, return in the principal roles of Clara and Frederick. They lead a cast formed by the Quinte Ballet School and the Kingston School of Dance. Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fite Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S1 (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Farm Properties New Applications are Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Jack Harrigan RR 3 Lucan 227-4305 Larry Gardiner, RR2, Stella 34S-2678 Lloyd Morrison, RR1 St. Marys 229-8277 Lorne Feeney, Mitchell 348-88S3 Jack Hodgert, ARI, Kirkton 229-8152 Joseph Chaffe, RRS Mitchell 348.9705 AGENTS Ron Hodgen, Exeter 235-3250 John Moore, Dublin 345-2512 Joseph Uniac, ketchell 348-9012 Head Office, Exeter 235.0350 Fire extinguishers for sale to Or policyholders of below cdst. Refills are fres - check with your agent. close. Creston W.I. Granton Women's Institute mem- bers dined at the, Heywood Country Restaurant near Centralia on Friday evening. After dinner, Muriel Lew- is ,opened the meeting and led the regular business period. The roll call was then answered with some- thing for the program. The Stork of Christmas was read by Muriel Lew- is and a Christmas Eve Fantasy by Florence McRobert. Olive Hodgins told about the Legend of the Lamb and Elsie Dann came up with some Christ- mas Magic. Margaret Oakley read about Christmas around the world, followed with "Country Christmas" by Alma Nicholson and "Fust I re- moved my glasses" by Florence Riddell. Greetings and courtesies conclud- ed the pleasant gathering. Granton Masonic Lodge officers The Investiture of the 1992 offi- cers and the Installation of the Wor- shipful Master Brother Robert Wil- helm took place at the Masonic Hall on Monday evening, under the direction of the Installing master Rt. Wor. Bro. James Harding. Officers are as follows: I.P.M. Wor. Bro. Gary Raymond, St. War- den Bro. Fred Zwaan, Jr. Warden Bro. Brent Marshall, SL Deacon Bro. Norris Atthill, Jr. Deacon Bro. Raymond Currie, Inner Guard Bro. Chris Beard, Treasurer Wor. Bro. Carl Nils, Secretary Very Wor. Bro. Reginald McCurdy, ST. Stew- ard Bro. Robert Spence, Chaplain Wor. Bro. Michael Andersen, Tyler Wor. Bro. John McCall, D. of C. Rt. Wor. Bro. James Harding. The Kirkton Horticultaral Socie- /..V.Aris4Z ,i► L• off' .t+r rt. ty's festive meeting was held at the Community Centre on Tuesday evening. Elmer Harlton returned home last week following a lengthy stay in SL Marys Memorial Hospital and University Hospital in London. Nora Wissel, Muriel Lewis, Flor- ence McRobert and Florence Bryan enjoyed the Kirkton Horticultural Society's bus trip to see the light display at Sarnia on Thursday. 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