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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-03-26, Page 9COMMUNITY Times -Advocate, Marcs, 26, 1997 Page 9 Family Fun Night Bridal shower held at Granton United Church Laura Elder enjoys some ice-cream loaded with sparkles at the Hensell United Church Family Fun Night on March 15. As well as a dessert buffet, the evening included a variety of indoor games. Ice storm cuts hydro By Annie Morenz Shipka correspondent SHiPKA - A euchre was held at Shipka Community Centre on March 11 with five tables in play. Winners were: Ladies high score - - Shirley Martenc; Ladies low score - Doreen Lightfoot; Ladies most lone hands - Ann Martin; Mens high score - Keith Rock; Mcns low score oris Pfaff playing a man's card; Men's most lone hands - Harold Finkbcincr. The next euchre will be held to- night, March 26 at 7:30 p.m. During the mid-March ice storm, folks it. this arca were without hy- drofor athuut seven hours: We had our supper by the light of .our old coal oil lamp. Nieces visiting during the March brcak with Pat and Jake Schroeder were Lynda Clarke and daughters Jessica and Heather .from Ennis - more, north of Peterborough, and Paulette Brugelmans, •from Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. and Pcnny Watson of Zurich: Ken and Marg Baker visited on Wednesday with Laird and Vivian Schilbe at Bayfield. Don and Elizabeth Adams en- joyed a ten-day holiday to Charles- ton. South Carolina and visited friends Louise and Roy Henderson. Donna (Baker) Yarrow, Emily and Ryan, of Guelph. were Satur- day visitorst with Kcn and Marg Baker and other relatives in the vil- lage. Harold and Lucille Vincent ar- rived home last week after a two- month holiday in Florida. They vis- ited daughter Lori and her husband Kevin Brown. Their son Mike looked after business while Harold was gone. Hugh and I recently attended a birthday dinner for his sister Hazel Corbett, held at the home of Donna Corbett in Exeter. Others attending were Hazel's daughter. Connic Chaffc and husband Bob, of Mitch- ell. her sisters. Blanche Chapman, London and Marjorie Adams, Exet- er. First place Tulle Hearn, of Dashwood, is first place winner in the Grade 9, 10 category of a re- cent Legion Zone Public Speaking Contest held in Clin- ton. By Muriel Lewis Granton correspondent GRANTQN- Emerson and Mary Wallis returned home recently having spent two months at Margate, Florida. A former Granton resident Harold Talbot, age 90, died at Ailsa Craig on Wednesday. March 19th. The funeral was held at the Haskett Funeral Home, Lucan on Friday., Muriel Lewis accompanied Clandeboye Women's -Institute for a pancake brunch and meeting at the Fort Rose Maple Company. west of Nairn on Wednesday, March 19th. _ Becky Kindree and Cathie Westman hosted the Luncheon and Euchre at the Lion's Hall on Friday, March 21st. Prizes for euchre high score went to to Helen Toonders, lone hands to Muriel Lewis and low score Max Bilyea, and everybody received consolation prizes plus Easter eggs and bunnies. Becky Bryan was honored with a miscellaneous shower at the Granton United Church on Thursday evening, March. 20th. Nancy Mills. welcomed everyone and introduced the program when Amelia Jameson read some humorous bits of- wisdom and Veronica Blom gave a piano instrumental: Assisting Becky with her gifts were her sisters Carolyn Bryan, Kelly O'Hagan and Pam Young. April Bryan and Mary O'Hagan. mother of the groom, poured tea. Everyone enjoyed the dainty refreshments arranged by Unit Two. At the Granton United Church on Sunday, March 23rd, Pastor Normalie Voakes. entitled her sermon "the Palm Wavers" based on the lessons from Isaiah 50 and Mark I I. The Good Friday service will be held at 7 o'clock 'at the Granton United Church. The United Church Women are collecting warm clothing for children in the Northern Arca to be sent the first week of 'April. Anything to be sent should be left -at the Church next Sunday. At St.Paul's Anglican Church, Kirkton on Sunday, March 23rd the Rev. Glenda Meakin led the Liturgy of the Palms and. celebrated the Holy Eucharist. Her message was about Holy Week, as one.follows Christ from the glory of. the palms to the glory of the Resurrection. The lessons were read by Brent and Kathy Blackler and the minster. The Good Friday service at St.Paul's is at 9:15 a.m. . The•Granton Women's institute met at the home of Florence Bryan on Wednesday afternoon, March 18th. The topic was Agriculture and the motto was "Be yourself and' remember laughter is . the besti" medicine" illustrated by Florence McRobert in a reading "the value of a smile". She also read a story. "Three Ducks; Birds of a Feather expire together; Patchwork Pieces; Workshy Old John; and Why Worry". 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