Times-Advocate, 1978-11-16, Page 38 (2)Times -Advocate, November 16, 1978
Ten join Granton Cubs, 4-11 members still busy
By MRS. E. SUMMERS •
GRANTON
• There was a good turn out
on Saturday for the
Remembrance Day service
at the War Memorial which
started with a parade of the
Granton Cubs, their leader
and ,assistants led by the
Lucan begion.
The service was in charge
of. the Legion with Rev.
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continue to work for the town to the best of
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-Congratulations to ail those who have been
elected to Council for 1979, 1980: Thanks
also to those who entered their. names in the
race. It made a very exciting election and
encouraged an excellent turnout 171 the -
polls. Thanks again for your support.
Donald R. MatGregor
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Elwood Morden giving the Beginners" held their 4th
Meditation. meeting at the Anglican
"We are here today to - Church: Brenda Tomlin
honor those who gave their Weed with the 4H Pledge,
followed by. the Roll Call
which was answered by art
idea for the presentation on
Achievement Day. Some
very -good suggesllons
resulted from this, some of
which a was decided to use.
There was Some discussion
on a name for the club, and
after a vote was taken it was
unanimous that the mem-
bers be called the "Woolly,
Workers".
The exhibit for
Achievement Day was
414 news talked about and•= Boninie
The - 5th meeting of the Harloff was- chosen to
"Nutty Needlefs" group I of ' represent Group- 2 on that
the Granton 4H . Club day. It was decided to_.hold
"Needlepoint for Beginners" an extra meeting- on
was held at the home of
Brenda and Dianne Cook.
President Brenda Cook
opened the meeting with the
lives, in two world .wars, sP
that we may live in peace,
freedom and justice; said
Rev. Morden. Peace is not
banners flying with words on
them, or distribution of
phamphlets and other
derQnstrationn, it is sensible
men and women sitting down
at . conference tables and
with God's help making
agreements. ' Jesus said
"Blessed .are the
Peacemakers."
Noyember 18:
Leader Mrs. Jack Noon
taught the girls how to do the
Scotch stitch and leader Mrs.
4H Pledge and the Roll Call Verne. Jenson demonstrated
which was answered by , the Cashmere stitch. .The
naming en article. . members found .both these
needlepointed for personal 'stitches quite difficult, but
or household 'use in history: agreed they looked very
• The members were asked nice. -
to hand in their note• folders Brenda Tomlin closed the
to the leaders so that they meeting- with the 4H motto.
could .be helped with any Bonnie Harloff was
problems: secretary, and reporter for
Business discussed was this meeting.
•
what to. put .On the book- - - • Cub news
covers. It was dlatided to A : -very impressive
have' an illustration -of a ceremony of investiture of
Peanut -man, in 'connection ten wol> Cubs, took. place at
with the name "Nutty the Scout Hallen Wednesday
Neediers". A committee was when the following Tender
named to work on this Pads became Wolf Cubs:
project. consisting of the. Steven Cook, Kevin Gibbons,
following members, Diane David -Knapman, Jeff
Garrett, '- Brenda and- - -Marshall, Chad Menard,
Rosanne St. Dennis, Debbie Teddy Mills, Trevor Ready,
Lascelles, Susanne, Debra. Patrick O'Sullivan,
Linda and Rosemary • Christopher Vanderrninnen
Giessen. and -Steven- Vermist— .
Leader Mrs. St. Dennis
demonstrated how to block Cub Masters, Larry
the coasters, Leader Mrs. -. investiture
a ; consisted the'
O'Shea show the girls. how • assisted by
to make a t fisted cord. 'The
helpers Steven Ready;
notes .were Men handed Robert Vanderminnen .and
back. and the leaders'
discussed with tfle members'
their separate problems: The ^ •
secretary and press reporter-
'
eporter' for this meeting was
Rosemary Giessen..
Group 2 of Granton
Club "Needlepoint
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interested friends cwere
invited to attend -and af-
terwards Were served
refreshments.
Following the Remem-
brance Day service Satur- '.
day, morning _the. Cubs were
invited to -the home of their
Cub master for a wiener and
marshmallow roast.
Court Valentine C.O.Q. meet
The members of Court
Valentine lady Forester's
met at the Masonic Hall on
Tuesday with Sister 'Melba
-St. Dennis - presiding and
conducting the business. The
Western Ontario Provincial
Assembly held in London on
• November 18 was -discussed,
also plans for the Christmas
meeting and exchange of
gifts as well as# token gifts for
the Cancer cupboard.
'Sister Dorothy Hern was
the lucky winner of the
Forester coffee spoon draw.
Lunch was served by sisters
Marjory Morely and Mar-
jory Mills.• -
Church news
At the United church Rev.
Elwood Morden conducted
the Remembrance Sunday
service and took his sermon
theme "The more excellent
way". This day is set apart
for solemn remembrance. to
-remind ourselves ofdie cost
of which this peace was won
to give us freedom of wor-
ship, speech and• Govern-
ment, said Rev. Morden. We
remember those who_ gave
themselves so that we could
Jive _yvithout fear, we. live
because sortie of them never
returned. Jesus died so that
the world through•tiim might
litre. • - • At St.- Thomas Anglican
Church Rev. Mary Mills
conductedthe morning
worship and took her sermon
fromthe third chapter of
Ex►dus.. God appeared unto
•
Moses in the Burning Bush.
Fire, said Rev. _Mills,. _ is
symbolic -iii the presence of
God. To know God, is to work
with Him in faith and reveal
His presence with us.
• • A.C.W. met
. The St. Phomas A,C.W.
met at the church recently.
Mrs. Jack Noon presided.
- Final plans were made for
the Christmas bazaar which
will be held in the Church
Hall on November 25. Mrs.
C. Lewis was in charge of the
program taken from the
"Living Message" and the
scripture -wan -read by Mrs.
A. Carson. Readings were
also.. given by Mrs. James
Hodgins, Mrs. "Percy
Hodgins and Mrs. Laverne
Morely. Mrs. C. Lewis
brought the program to a
close ;with prayer and lunch
was served by Mrs. A. R.
Carson.
•
1 UCW meet
Mrs. Elwood Morden was
the hostess for Unit 5 at the
Manse on November 8. Mrs.
Chas. McRobert presided
and opened the meeting and
read the scripture from
Timothy 11,, 3-14, com-
menting on the passage and
offered prayer.
Mrs. Garnet Baker con-
vened the program with the
theme "How we silence the
Bible". Poems were read
by Mrs. Wm Jones. Business
discusser was the Steward's
beef supper, crib ,quilts and
-the Christmas general
meeting. Mrs. Jehn -Bryan
assisted the hostess to serve
lunggh following the singing of
Grace.
G. C. R. A. officers elected
The new executive of -the
Gran -ton Community
Recreation Association was
elected at a recent meeting.
Officers for the coming year
are' the following members:
president, Ron Bain;- vice
.president, Herman Lan111nk
secretary, Mrs. Ron Bain;
treasurer, Bill Goos;
committee chairman, Mrs.
Roy Penman. -
Personals
Mrs. Elsie Dann, Mrs.
Nora Wissel. and Mrs.
Clarence Lewis attended the
Wometl's Insti ute Area
Convention eld at
Banqueter in " noon.
Mrs. Myth Rodd and
Mrs. Kenneth Langford of
Exeter were midday dinner
guests bf Mr. & Mrs. Ken-
neth Hodgins and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Wallis,.
Linda and Faith of Belmont
were Sunday dinner guests
of their parents Mr. & Mrs.
Emerson Wallis.
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