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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2005-04-13, Page 11Wednesday, April 13, 2005 Exeter Times–Advocate 11 UCW members have busy week By Muriel Lewis GRANTON CORRESPONDENT GRANTON — The Granton community extends sympathy to Bill Hudson, RR 3 Granton, and family in the death of wife and mother Carole Hudson following a car accident Wed., April 6. A group from Clandeboye Women's Institute attended the 60th anniversary celebration of Grand Bend WI on Thurs., April 7. The education fair/luncheon was held at the Grand Bend Legion and featured displays of tatting, quilting, knitting, crochet, cross stitch, embroidery and rug hook- ing. UCW Granton -Wesley UCW Unit 1 met at noon on Thurs., April 7 for lunch at the home of Norah Wissel with Cathie Westman and Becky Kindree assisting. President Doreen McRobert opened the meeting which followed with a meditation, "Fill My Cup, Lord." Several upcoming events were announced and discussed including the General UCW at the church on April 12 with Unit 1 in charge of program. Carolyne Walden pre- sented the program which involved two skits from Message in a Minute. Madeline Hardie had a game called Jeopardy, which as usual made everyone really think as they enjoyed an afternoon of fun and fellowship. UCW Unit 2 met at the church on Thursday GRANTO evening, April 7. President Marion Gatt led the busi- ness when plans were finalized for the Welcome to Spring Barbecue follow- ing the church service on Sun., April 10. UCW Unit 3 met at Margaret Bryan's home on Tuesday evening, April 5 with 16 members and three guests present. President Irene Richardson opened the meeting with a read- ing, "Two Coins - Real and Counterfeit." Jean Bryan and April Bryan led the devotional with the theme "Weaving Our Lives." Psalm 139 (A Psalm of Praise) was read by April. Margaret Bryan intro- duced the guest speakers, 12 -year-old Taylor Jones and her travelling com- panion Dianne Blake who had been to London, England and Warsaw, Poland to visit Blake's daughter Jenny. Jones gave the highlights of their trip and shared her impressions and experi- ences with pictures and souvenirs. Richardson led the busi- ness and closed the meet- ing with the benediction and prayer. Refreshments were served by April and hostess Bryan. At the Granton -Wesley United Church on Sun., April 10, Lay Pastor Val Hodgins entitled the mes- sage "Recognizing Jesus." The lessons were from Acts 2 and Luke 24. Colin Burford lit the Christ can- dle. The ministry of music was a solo, "All in the April's Evening" by Cindy Bilyea. Following the ser - N NEWS Nurse your feet back to health Sarah Wuerth, C. 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