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Times -Advocate, March 22, 1995 (I()/It4)\,,Jn t I I GT T T Y
Optimist, host public speaking
Kirkton-Woodham Optimist host public speaking for Zone 3. Front row, from left are Josh
Hartwick (Plover Mills), Amanda Hartwick (Plover Mills), Jenna Winter (Oxbow) second row,
Curtis Alderson (South Perth), Jodi Hammond (South Perth), Michael Teske (Plover Mills).
Third row Christi Cubberley (Arthur Meighen), Michael White (Holy Name). Back row are
Kirkton Optimist president Claire Brandt, St. Marys Optimist Bill McCarthy and Kirkton-
Woodham chairman David Blackler. Winners Christi Cubberley (Arthur Meighen) and Curtin
Alderson (South Perth) will compete at Optimist Regional Public Speaking in London on
April 29.
Granton youth enjoy craft sessions
The Optimist Club
sponsored the craft
days during March
break.
By Muriel Lewis
GRANTON - The Optimist Club
sponsored Crafts for the Kids at the
Masonic Hall during the March
break, when between 29 and 35 at-
tended each day.
Becky Kindree assisted by Cathie
Westman and several parents and
one grandparent helped the children
make Suncatchers and bracelets on
Monday, lion and bunny finger
puppets and butterfly magnets on
Tuesday and sheep and leprechaun
magnets on Wednesday. One older
child even tackled a more compli-
cated and costlier dreamcatcher.
The cost for the crafts was canned
goods and two boxes were taken to
the Battered Women's House in
London.
The Optimist luncheon and eu-
chre was convened by Becky Kin-
dree on Friday at the Masonic Hall.
Prizes for high scores were won by
Pennie Kindree and Glenn Blake
and everyone got a prize just for
being there.
Scott Delorme of Ottawa and
Kimberly Smith of Deerborn,
Michigan spent the weekend at the
former's home at Lucan and at-
tended the St. Thomas' Anglican
Church on Sunday and also visited
with their friend Robert Parkinson
and his mother Elizabeth.
At the St. Thomas' Anglican
church on Sunday, March 19 Rev.
Stephen Emery led the service of
Holy Communion. His message
was about the wilderness journey
based on Psalm 63 when one loses
touch with God and tries to get
back on track.
The parish bible study group met
at Nadene Bcdell's on Wednesday,
March 15.
At the Granton United Church on
Sunday Pastor Normalie Voakes
sermon was entitled Untapped
Power based on Isaiah 53, I Corin-
thians 10 and Luke 13.
UC W
Unit four met at Norah Wissel's
home on Thursday evening, March
16. The leader Marilyn Humphrey
read the scripture from Mark and It
opened the devotions with a read- I
ing about John the Baptist and "It
was Ash Wednesday", followed by
prayer.
Business included discussing
some upcoming events.
Betty Dann presented the pro-
gram when she read about the Para-
ble of the Fig Tree and a reading
Lofty Life Lessons, closing with a
poem Signs of Spring. After the
benediction and grace, a social
time was enjoyed over refresh-
ments.
Antique show in Lucan
Large crowds attended
the weekend antique
show at the Lucan Com-
munity Centre. Above, Lo-
retta Poler, Ron Windsor
and Donna and Ted
Jones check out a num-
ber of antiques. In the
picture at right, show or-
ganizer Ernie Kowalchuck
of OI' Junk of R.R. 2, Ail-
sa Craig looks over an
antique china item with
Charles Elson, a Lucan
dealer. In the picture be-
low,
DINNEYS SELL
CARPET BUSINESS
Daryll Keller (left) is being
congratulated on
purchasing the Carpet
Centre from Dinney
Furniture by Bill Dinney.
Daryll has been assistant
manager of the Carpet
Centre for 10 years. Both
Daryll and Myla Dykstra
are looking forward to
continuing serving the
flooring needs of area
residents. You can depend
on getting friendly,
professional service and
RIGHT NOW ALL OUR
EXISTING INVENTORY IS
BEING CLEARED OUT AT
PROFIT -SACRIFICING
PRICES. HELP LIS
REDUCE OUR STOCK
BEFORE THE
OWNERSHIP CHANGES
ONMARCH31 AND
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EVER.
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