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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-05-14, Page 13Page 10 Ti'''es -Advocate, May 14, 1997 COMMUNITY Kirkton flower show enjoyed by Granton and area residents By Muriel Lewis Granton correspondent • GRANTON - • Congratulations from the community to Ken'. and Edith Mulholland. who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversaryon the weekend. • Numerous Granton area members attended the Kirkton •Horticultural Societymini flower show and meeting on Tuesday evening, May '6. Slides were shown. on all kinds of clematis and a number were giv- en as door prizes. The Mothers and Others Gerarli- uni.Iunchcon.was wall attended and very enjoyable at the United Church en Saturday.. May 10 at noon sponsored by Unit one. During a short program which followed some of the members pre- sented a skit titled 'An Amazing Discovery. They portrayed shrubs and trees which had• been growing /*side a .stream for years -and sud• - denly they discovered that Zaccha-. cus had climbed a tree to see Jesus and that' Jesus was crucified on a wooden cross having died • for the redemption of sins.; Audrey .Wcstman also read a -.-poem 'Mothers were once daugh- ters'. Then Doreen McRohert gave. each -of the children present a beau- tifully decorated egg. Unit 2 mem- 'hers m. ere in charge of selling the geraniums. Muriel Lewis met. with Clande- hoye WI on Wednesday. May. 7 on an outing fur dinner at the Rose Maria restaurant in Shakespeare / and a tour of numerous quality ytn- / / tiyue stores and also a parrot hop where one pp.rrrol said. 'hello'. Al the Granton United Church on Sunday. May 11 which was Moth- ers bay, Pastor Normalie Voakes entitled her sermon Family Matters. Normalie also- presented all . the choir members with .corsages and thanked them for their help each Sunday. At 'St. Pauls' Anglican Church. Kirkton the ReV. Arnold Ruskell, took charge of the. morning prayer service in the absence of Rev. Glenda Meakin. The sermon was about having the vision and faith to recognize God's Will through Jesus Christ. • The lessons were read by Muriel Lewis. Rosemary Schaefer and the minister. .The childrcns focus • was about 'sowing seeds and the invention of the seed drill. All the mothers and others 'were given carnations for • Mothers Day. • UCW Unit 2 met at Penny McRoberts home in Lucan on Monday eve- ning. May 5. Pam Hayes led the discussion when further plans were made for the Mothers and Others Geranium Luncheon On May 10 and some recent undertakings were evaluated: Tentative arrangements - were proposed for the June'mceting and dere are still cookbooks, on hand. The hostess Penny served re freshmen's. . Unit 3 met_ at Cheryl Wright's place . on Tuesday night. May 6. Joan Hayden led the meditation on Blessings.. reading seJeral scripture. references./ Papers with different suggested blessings were distrihut- ed and compared tb _less an -innate situations such as floods, hunger. etc Elrc:)beth Garrett presided for the business and ideas were discussed for a future program. Seven mem- hers and five visitors were pri2se.nt Brothers win team penning / Roberta Templeman Stafa correspondent STAIFA - Cromarty W.M.S. had s4•ry successful community sale on Saturday at 0.e -shed of Duncan and Cathie LIlititt. The Kinsman brothers. Bob. Be- a in and, David. have won the team Denning at the Quarterama. for the. second year in a row. , Cromarty church women, rela- tives and friends. honored Karen Nor ris on Monday evening in the church basement with a miscellane- oris shower. prior to hdr upcom; ing marriage. Jean Carey chaired the pro- gram, welcoming everyone and reading a poem. Cathie Elliott. / presented a comical rcadine Karen Norris./ and • her sisters were called to the 'tont and opyned an array of shower ern s. Bridget Norris delighted 'eve ryonl with two violin solos au- • companicd by Betty Lou Norris On the piano.' Later in the -e:vc- ning, Bridget stcpdanced for the group also. A "Yabba Dabba D000" of a Deal. Next time you touch down at • Delta Toronto Airport Hotel, get set to take off to Canada's foremost family amusement park! Our Paramount Canada's Wonderland Package is your ticket,. featuring accommodation; two all -day adult passes to the park, plus continental breakfast, • all at a special reduced rate. Paramount Canada's Wonderland PACKAGE $j39 CDN $107 u.s. ADelta. Toronto Airport Hotel 1-800-668-1444 (Canada & U.S.) Terms & Conditions • Rates valid May 4th to October 12th, 1997 • Second night available for 588.00 • S15.00 per additional adult, per room, per night (room only) • Additional Paramount Canada's Wonderland tickets are available at the front desk • Rates are based on double occupancy • Maximum 4 adults per room . • Rates ate subject to availability • Rates are subject to applicable taxes to enjoy the tempting treats served by Joan and hostess Cheryl •Unit 4 met at Nora Wissel's home on Wednesday night. May .7. Leader Marilyn Humphrey gave the scripture. reading from Matthew 5 and the meditation 'Enough al- ready'. followed by prayer: Betty Dann presented the program on the theme 'Rock of Ages'. Marilyn . read a tribute to mothers and Betty gave some humour for the day. The benediction and. the grace brought the meeting to a closeand Nora served lunch. Unit 5 -met on May 6 at the home of Mary Wallis: President Margaret Spence opened with a poem. May - time and the devotional 'Time. to put Out the garbage'. The hymn le - keep me near ' the cross was 'sung • followed by prayer. Program convenor 'Ina Harlton• had a story on hunily:Matters and two poems Love and Legacy of an -adopted child.. The Old Rugged Cross and In the Garden were sung and the Lord's Prayer in unison closed .thc meeting. Hostess Mary served refresh- . ments. Jayne Boyle watches her daughter Emily create a Moth- er's Day flower craft at Tod- - dler's Inn in Exeter on Thurs- day. • 'Country Bakery 367 Main St. S. Exeter 235-2525 Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. May 14,15,16,17 Satin, many varieties - Cream Cakes - French Sticks 4.99 ea. 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