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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2006-10-18, Page 2119 TIMES -ADVOCATE Wednesday, October 18, 2006 Youth group to meet Sat., Oct. 14 for some outdoor fun By Muriel Lewis GRANTON CORRESPONDENT GRANTON -The Granton community extends sym- pathy to the family of Cliff Cook who died on Sat., Oct. 14. At the Granton -Wesley United Church on Sun., Oct. 15 there was a display of historic memorabilia for the anniversary. Paige Forron lit the Christ candle. Pastor Paul Vollick led the service and the message was entitled `It's easy, but It's hard.' The lessons were from Mark 10 and Hebrews 4. The ministry of music by the choir was On Morning Wings. The chil- dren's time was about the Vacation Bible School (Day 5). Cake and ice cream were served after the service during a time of fellowship. UCW The General UCW meeting was held at Granton - Wesley United Church on Tuesday evening, Oct. 10. President Margaret Bryan opened with a humorous story from the Observer about a church turkey sup- per. Doreen McRobert introduced the guest speaker Anna Hardie who gave an interesting presentation about a TV program she had seen. It was about a man who had been adopted and found love from God. Lillus Riddell Lewis thanked Anna with a gift. It was noted that pop tabs have been collected by different churches for 20 years to be used for chil- dren's wheelchairs. Unit one will be in charge of the Christmas meeting on Dec. 12. The church was deco- rated by Units 1 and 4 for Thanksgiving. Upcoming events were discussed including the annual beef sup- per to be held on Nov. 5 at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre. Also Unit one is sponsoring an open house on Nov. 24 and 25 at the church with a display of Nativity Scenes. Unit 3 has plans to contin- ue their shoe box donation project. Margaret Bryan closed the meeting with the UCW benediction. Refreshments were available before and after the meeting. At St. Paul's Anglican Church in Kirkton on Sun., POLICE BRIEFS Vehicle broken into in Exeter EXETER - Sometime dur- ing the night of Oct. 10 thieves broke into a vehicle on Wellington Street in Exeter. Parties forced their way into the vehicle steal- ing a satellite weather radio and a set of keys. The value of loss to the vic- tim is in excess of $300. Mitchell Line break and enter LUCAN BID- DULPH - Power tools were stolen from an unlocked barn on Mitchell Line in Lucan Biddulph Oct. 8. Tim Hortons mischief LUCAN - The drive-thru was spray painted overnight Oct. 9 at the Tim Hortons in Lucan. The OPP have no sus- pects. Oct. 15 Rev. Dalice Sim celebrated the Holy Eucharist. The message was about trusting that God will take care of you. Ella Urquhart read the lessons. Bill Powell recalls some coincidental October nostal- gia. Another anniversary for Bill and Helen Lewis. Bill was married Oct. 23, 1950 in Kirkton. Helen was married Oct. 23 1950 in Hamilton. Time brings many changes. Granton -Wesley United Church At the Granton -Wesley United Church on a lovely Thanksgiving Sun, Oct. 8, lay pastor Paul Vollick led the service and the message was "Thanks Be To God." The scripture readings were from Job 2, Joel 2 and Matthew 6. The ministry of music by the choir was entitled Make it a Day of Thanksgiving. The children's time was about Vacation Bible School (day 4). The Christ candle was lit by Michelle McBurney and Catherine Dodds. The youth group will meet on Sat., Oct. 14 at 6:45 p.m. for an outdoor activity at the church. Granton -Wesley UCW The Granton -Wesley UCW Unit One met on Thurs., Oct. 5 for a potluck lunch at the church at noon. President Carolyne Walden led the meeting which fol- lowed when roll call was answered with something about Thanksgiving. Cathie Westman was in charge of the Thanksgiving program. Upcoming events were discussed including the Nativity Scene weekend on Nov. 24-25. Granton - Wesley UCW Unit 3 met at the home of Ir e n e Richardson in St. Marys on Tuesday evening, Oct. 3. President Elizabeth Garrett opened Councilor Ward 3 HUGH McMASTERJG 1113 Tal.f NEi 01l , t IQs 519-235-1498 Access FREE Professional Resume Development Interview Preparation & Job Seekers & Coaching Club If you're unemployed... Call your local HERC office 519-235-0471 NOW AVA.ILIBLE'A.T TIMES ADVOCATE "WHITE SOURER SOUVE\TERS" • magnets • bDokmarh to • post care • print' • note }1!/ •pi 424 Main St., S. 519-235-1331 the meeting with a poem "Autumn in The Country." Irene and Helen Wyatt presented the program when Irene led in prayer and Helen read the scripture James 2:14-26 about faith without deeds. They demonstrated it with a candle and a match as non- functional, but once used together can achieve a pur- pose and last a long time. The same is true for one's life and faith by joining action and faith together in God's work here on earth. Everyone sang I Am Here Lord and formed into small groups to discuss three questions: how as a church is faith shown by actions, are there other ways church members can live out their faith, and name some of the ways in which individuals can live out their faith by their actions? After discussion, Helen closed the program with a reading. During the business, several upcoming events were reviewed including the annual beef sup- per at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre on Nov. 5. After closing with prayer, everyone enjoyed cake and ice cream in honour of Marion Thomson's birthday. St. Paul's Anglican Church At St. Paul's Anglican Church in Kirkton on Sun., Oct. 8, Rev. Dalice Sim led the service of morning prayer. The message was about trusting in God's spiritual guidance in a changing world. 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