Times Advocate, 1993-01-06, Page 8•
Istailation and investment
Jodge D#fis in GTanton
GRANTON"The installation and investment of
'11993 officers for the Granton Masonic Lodge was
held<on December 7 and are as follows: Worshipful
Master Fred Zwaan, I.P. Master Robert Wilhelm,
Senior Warden Brent -Marshall, Junior Warden Nor-
.ris Atihi11, Treasurer Carl Mills, Secretary Reginald
McCurdy, Sr. Deacon Christopher Beard, Jr. Deacon
Raymond'Currie, Inner Guard Robert Spence, Sr.
Steward Robert Andersen, Chaplain Gary Raymond,
. of C. Michael Andersen, Tyler James Harding.
aAt the Granton United Church on Sunday, Pastor
1Miormalie Voakes entitled her sermon "Lighten"
based on the lessons from Isaiah 60, Ephesians 3. -and
i:Mrttthew 2.
Following the dedication of Psalm .Books, the
::choir sang "Standing at the Portal'.
At the St. Thomas' Anglican Cnurch on Sunday,
t:lhe Reverend Stephen Emery celebrated the .Holy
stand : the tseme of hiassessageimal'-ego
and let God come into your life through Jesus
Christ." Paul Alassisted as server.
X. Correction - Rev. Emery's message last Sunday re-
flected on the busyness of Christmas, not business,
and the need for quiet meditation to contemplate the
wonder of Christ's birth.
Personals
Kenneth and Olive Hodgins and family, spent
Christmas Day with their granddaughter Marion and
husband Glenn Halland son Jason of Springfield.
Emerson and Mary Wallis spent Christmas Day
with Don -and Brenda McLennan of London and
.Boxing Day with Wayne and Sandra Wallis and
family of Sarnia.
Ilabelle Harlton and family visited with their hus-
band and fatherEbnerHarlton over. the. Christmas
season who has been a resident of Craigholme and
Aisle Craig since. December 21.
Varna Trends Group begins
VARNA - The Trends Group
(ages 10-13) will meet January 7 at
7 p.m. at the Brucefield Church.
U.C.W.
Varna U.C.W. ,.n est Thursday,
January 7 at the home of Marg
Hayter .with roll call being .an ex-
' change the sarne as January 1991.
Varna church annual meeting
will be on January 24, following a
light lunch after the service. Gosh-
en Church Annual meeting is Janu-
ary 31 with a light lunch also.
Please hand in your reports as soon
as possible so they can be printed
out for the meetings.
Church envelopes are also availa-
ble if you haven't already received
them.
Youth Group grades nine and up,
met at the Brucefield Church on
Sunday night with the topic on Ra -
Youth Group "The Teen Sct" are
hosting a spaghetti supper on
Wednesday, February 10, also at
the Brucefield Church from 5:30 to
7:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased
from any member of this group
from Varna, Goshen, Kippen and
Brucefield area.
The next youth group meeting
will be February 7. Topic to be on
violence.
Please, anyone with any news of
any kind on trips, meetings, etc.,
please give me a ring before Mon-
day mornings. Thank you!
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Thames oad
by Rhodaltohde
THAMES ROAD - Rev. Jim All-
sop was in charge of the regular
church service on Sunday morning.
The responsive reading was taken
from Green Service Book "The
Kings Justicg'. The choir sang an
anthem "Happy New Year", accom-
panied by the organist Erin Kraft -
check.
The children's hymn "Jesus
Friend of Little Children" was sung
and Rev. Alisop told the children a
story.
The scripture reading was taken
from Isaiah 60:1-6 and the Gospel
of Matthew 2:1-12.
Rev. Al.lsop's:sermon was entitled
"Light in a Dark World".
Life and work
of the Congregation -
All reports for the annual meet-
ngw Jack are $ rrert tnINIC4jOi0y, y
The United Church Women will
have their meeting on Monday, Jan-
uary 11 at 8 p.m.
The Session meeting will be a
supper meeting on January 13 at
6:30 p.m. at the home of Phil and
Marjorie Johns.
Thames Road Annual meeting '
will be a potluck dinner following
the church service and meal on
Sunday. January 31.
Elimville Annual meeting will be
held on Sunday, February 7.
Sunday, January 17 is Commun-
ion Sunday at both churches at 10
a.m. at Elimville and 11:15 a.nn. at
Thames Road.
Personals
Rick and Judith Parker, Tim,
Erin, Ryan and Megan holidayed in
Florida for eight days.
Lloyd and Dorothy Knight of fix-
eter, Bill and R coda Rohde were
Tuesday evening supper guests
with Mrs. Madeline Sweitzer of
Shipka.
Jeff :SUUMerc a&upwith ftbe Not #isiket in the Lucan Community,Centre swim,pool
renovation calendar lottery. Sharing the $1,000 prize• will be Carol .and Carolyn Filson of llder-
ton. Todd and Sarah Good of ldiryfonet $IOU in the second draw. Looking on are project
"man Herman Steffeps,apd, 'e ipni:.l4Q hlin. One ticket Yill,6e,,,# jwn (oE try,daY
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