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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-06-11, Page 7Auctioneer Tom Shoebottom takes bids at the -benefit auc- tion at the Lucan arena on Thursday, The auction raised more' than $6,000 .for flood relief in Manitoba. ' Lucan residents raise flood funds LUCAN - Service clubs, residents and businessel in Lucan came togeth- er to raise mosey fqr flood relief in the Red River -Valley. On Thursday night, an auction at the Lucan arena raised more than 86,000 for,the,peo-' pie surrounding Morriss, Manitdba. , . ' ,The event's organizer Jeff Roestenherg said Morris was protected by - diltes=but peoplq living around the town sustained heavy damages., A huge variety of items' were auctioned including furniture, books, clothes: bicycles, hay and: gift certificates. cash, donations were also.ac- cepte'd. , " Vvery organization helped," said Roestenb rg, adding "The word 'got out, and it started snowballing. This is,one community helping anothet community. ,`Friends' theme for WI DASHWOOD - The Public Rcla-i tions meeting met at.'the hall on June 3. The meeting opened with "How Fathers came to be Kings for a Day" and a poem entitled "Fa - then". " . The roll call was "Your Father's second Name" and 'quote from the Focus.' Luella Tiernan read about Fireworks for Queen's Day. Secretary and District Annual Re- ports were .given by : Dorothy and the treasurer's report by Kaclhe. - The program consisted of the motto "A lifetime without a friend 'is like a garden without a single flower." A poem "Your Name" en- couraged us to guard your name to keep it spotless for •your son. A skit "Tourist Season" was quite amusing. A nursery rhyme for all drivers was given followed by safe- ty rules read by, Dorothy Restemay- er. Sports included - Tying a man's tie, unwrapping a gift with instruc- tions, and' identifying building tools. ShaCCB In n We offer 5 large bedrooms for our bed and breakfast guests. Ws also offer accommodations for your off-site training and meetings, private pool parties, private parties and small receptions. To make your arrangements, please call R.R. 1 Centralia 228-9969, PAW' Y Masons award 50 -year service pin Tires -Advocate, June 11, 1997 Page 7 Harold Hardie received the honor at a recent Lodge meeting. • By Muriel Lewis Granton correspondent GRANTON - Several Granton residents enjoyed the annual Beef. Barbe- cue at Denfield Park on June 7 sponsored by the Community Association. Marjorie McColl had to be hospitalized in Maine following a sudden ill- ness when 'she and. husband John were returning from a trip to the Mari- times. Get well thoughts and prayers from this community. The. Bryan picnic was held at the Granton park pavilion on June 8 with an attendance of thirty-five. After supper, bridal showers were held for Angela Nichol and Becky O'Hagan. President Bruce- Nichol chaired the business and Margaret Bryan was secretary. Kim Jones was elected presi- dent for the picnic on June 7, 1998' and Margaret Bryan will continue as secretary. Sports committee will be Angela Nichol and Adolpho Silva.. At the' regular June meeting of Granton Lodge #483 A.F. & A.M. Bro. Harold Hardie of Granton received his `fifty years a Mason' pin. The 'presentation was made by D.D.G.M. of South Huron Masonic District Rt. Wor. Bro. Bruce Whitmore and Wor. Bro. Robert Spence, Master of Granton Lodge. At the Granton United Church on June 8 the anniversary service was held. led by Pastor Normalie Voakes: Jim Swan of London was the guest ri speaker when his message was `Prayer you as the answer'. Marilyn Hum- phrey'led the Psalm. The choir sang 'You'll never walk alone' and 'Make rite a channel of your love'. A time of fellowship followed the service. At St. Paul's Anglican Church in Kirkton on Sunday, Rev: Glenda Mea- kin led the service of morning prayer. The message was about recognizing or knowing the Holy Spirit through prayer, worship and openness. UCW Unit one met at Madeline Hardie's residence in Lucan' on June 5 for a noon luncheon served by the hostess. Members answered the roll call with readings. Business discussion in- cluded the anniversary service on June 8, the general UCW on June 10, the beef barbecue on June 18 and some catering on June 24. Carlene Goos continued with the program reading about a Coyote named Promise and Madeline concluded with a contest of sound alike an- swers. Unit 5 met at Alma Nicholson's place on, June 3. President Margaret Spenceopened with a poem `Changing Seasons.' The devotional was about a priceless gift. The beef supper and other business was discussed. Then the program convenor Florence Bryan read about the life of Billy Graham and two poems `Tito day 1 met Daniel' and `God's Job' by an eight year old. The meeting was closed with the Lord's Prayer in unison. 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Marjorie McColl had to be hospitalized in Maine following a sudden ill- ness when 'she and. husband John were returning from a trip to the Mari- times. Get well thoughts and prayers from this community. The. Bryan picnic was held at the Granton park pavilion on June 8 with an attendance of thirty-five. After supper, bridal showers were held for Angela Nichol and Becky O'Hagan. President Bruce- Nichol chaired the business and Margaret Bryan was secretary. Kim Jones was elected presi- dent for the picnic on June 7, 1998' and Margaret Bryan will continue as secretary. Sports committee will be Angela Nichol and Adolpho Silva.. At the' regular June meeting of Granton Lodge #483 A.F. & A.M. Bro. Harold Hardie of Granton received his `fifty years a Mason' pin. The 'presentation was made by D.D.G.M. of South Huron Masonic District Rt. Wor. Bro. Bruce Whitmore and Wor. Bro. Robert Spence, Master of Granton Lodge. At the Granton United Church on June 8 the anniversary service was held. led by Pastor Normalie Voakes: Jim Swan of London was the guest ri speaker when his message was `Prayer you as the answer'. Marilyn Hum- phrey'led the Psalm. The choir sang 'You'll never walk alone' and 'Make rite a channel of your love'. A time of fellowship followed the service. At St. Paul's Anglican Church in Kirkton on Sunday, Rev: Glenda Mea- kin led the service of morning prayer. The message was about recognizing or knowing the Holy Spirit through prayer, worship and openness. UCW Unit one met at Madeline Hardie's residence in Lucan' on June 5 for a noon luncheon served by the hostess. Members answered the roll call with readings. Business discussion in- cluded the anniversary service on June 8, the general UCW on June 10, the beef barbecue on June 18 and some catering on June 24. Carlene Goos continued with the program reading about a Coyote named Promise and Madeline concluded with a contest of sound alike an- swers. Unit 5 met at Alma Nicholson's place on, June 3. President Margaret Spenceopened with a poem `Changing Seasons.' The devotional was about a priceless gift. The beef supper and other business was discussed. Then the program convenor Florence Bryan read about the life of Billy Graham and two poems `Tito day 1 met Daniel' and `God's Job' by an eight year old. The meeting was closed with the Lord's Prayer in unison. R 1' 0 L1 i ;1.7. ii•: Enter Our FREE IN ST ORE DRAW for an 1 ' ,ntversard, Ctk *1 clock to be drawn per sore Draw to be held July 1, 1 The 'clock' kas struck 'forty-seven" at Anstett jewellers and we want to celebrate with our traditional value, , quality & service! 1 1 . ntwerp Direct Diamond Specials • 1/4 ct.Diamond Ring LIST $9510. special $675. • 1/3 ct.Diamond Ring LIST $1350. special , $950. • .45 ct.Diamond Ring LiST 51895. special $1,325. • 1/2ct.Diamond Ring, LIST $3150. special $2,200. •'3/4 ct.Diamond Ring LIST 54750. special $3,325. • 1 rt.Diamond Ring LiST 57995. special $5,595. C-illniversary Bands 'CHANNEL SET • .20 ct. TWT Ring LIST 5550.. special • .25 ct. TWT Ring LiST 5675. special • .33 ct. TWT Ring LIST 5825. special • .75 ct. TWT Ring LISTS1895. special $1,499. • 1 4t. TWT Ring LIST$2495. special $1,999. a)iamond 3 Stone -Trinity Rings • .25 ct. TWT Ring LIST 5895. special $725. • .33 ct. TWT Ring LIST 51195. special $899. ♦.50 ct. TWT Ring LIST 51695. special $1,299. • .75 ct. TWT Ring LIST 52895. special • • 1 ct. TWT Ring LIST 54695. special Ciamond Stud Earrings ..: manufactured with value and • .15 ct. TWT' Stud Earrings • .22 ct. TWT' Stud Earrings • .26 ct. TWT* Stud Earrings • .32 ct. TWT* Stud Earrings • .45 ct. TWT" Stud Earrings • .60 ct. TWT' Stud Earrings • .81 ct. TWT' Stud Earrings • 1.23 ct TWT' Stud Earrings •Sizes & prices vary by store. Sold with threaded posts for your peace of mind. 5449. $549. $669. $2,350. $3,699. quality in mind . special 5325. spec,a $425. speck $525. special $625. special $850. special $1,125. special $1,50. special 53,995 110 ANSTETT • Men's Stone Set Ring choose from Tiger Eye, Bloodstone, Onyx, Star Sapphire *Plain 10kt Style (4023, 4027, 4008) LiST $174.95 special .... with *Diamond Accent special (4035, 4036, 4037) LIST $250.00 s $9997 10 Kt. Gold g" Singapore Chain 1 & Matching Bracelet $ 97 1 2 9 LiST $189.95 special ........ 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