Times Advocate, 1989-06-07, Page 37CONSTRUCTION
Parker baby dedicated at joint service
By Joan Beierling
VARNA - Carol Steckle of
Steckle's Garden and Green House
Centre showed beautiful pictures of
landscapes, flower beds and borders
at the June 1 meeting of Varna
U.C.W.
'there were 14 members present.
Deb Rathwell presided. Thank you
notes were received from Huron
Happy Hearts Round Dance Club,
the Parker family, Survival
Through Friendship House, Dr.
Graham Homes and Sylvia Wilson.
The Goshen Women have invited
our members to their meeting on
June 15 to hear Laura Harper speak.
Campsite experience is at Menes-
etung on Monday, June 12. Bev
Robinson is the speaker. Alma Col-
lege One -Day School for Women is
on August 12. A large amount of
clothing has been donate;'rfor the
bale. David Rathwell has been hired
to cut the grass at the church this
summer.
Appreciation was expressed to the
Reids who supplied the topsoil and
to Bob and June Webster who chose
and planted the lovely shrubs around
the front of the church. Three
shrubs were also purchased for the
manse.
Eleanor McAsh and Carol Sim-
ons planned the program and wor-
ship on the theme "The Garden of
Our Lives". The hymn "For the
Beauty of the Earth" was sung. Car-
ol read the scripture. Eleanor's medi-
tation suggested a flower bed plan
for living. The background was the
flower of Jesus Christ. Added were
. the Flowers of Service and the
Granton
by Muriel Lewis
GRANTON - Several ladies from
Granton enjoyed the Kirkton Horti-
cultural Society's bus trip on Mon-
day, May 29 to the Moore Water
Lily Gardens at Port Stanley and
had lunch on the river boat cruise.
In the afternoon, the group. travelled
on to Aylmer for a demonstration
and supper at Pinecraft Potteries.
Rev. Bruce Pierce officiated at the
Jones -Riddell wedding on Saturday,
June 3 at the Granton United
Church. A reception and dance fol-
lowed at the community centre in
Kirkton.
Member of the Granton Lion's
Club and friends hada bus trip on
Sunday to the Ford Museum in
Dearborn, Michigan.
Sympathy from the Granton
Community is extended of the fam-
ily of Lloyd Oakley .who passed
away on Sunday morning following
a lengthy illness.
At Granton United Church on
Sunday, June 4, Rev. Wes Oake
was the guest minister for the An-
niversary service. His message was
about the Crisis in the Church.
The lessons were from Hosea 10
and Matthew 11. Veronica and Tif-
fany Blom were the bulletin ste-
wards. Special music was provided
by the choir in an anthem "let the
Whole World Know".
Receiving Sunday School Awards
were Katie and Bronwyn Hazel-
wood, Jinine Hart, Jenny Blake,
Susan Bryan and Angie Wallis.
Flowers in the sanctuary were
from the Jones -Riddell wedding. A
time of fellowship followed the
service.
There was no service at the St.
, Thomas' Anglican Church on Sun-
day, June 4 but several from the
congregation attended the anniver-
sary service at St. Paul's Church,
Kirkton. Rev. Beverley Wheeler
celebrated Eucharist and spoke
about loving God with heart, soul
and mind, being thankful for what
has been and accepting what shall
be.
Flowers of Purity.
A colourful platter of fruits was en,
joyed during the social hour.
Sunday, June 4 there was a joint
service at Goshen at 11 a.m. The
church was full.
The Goshen Choir entertained
everyone with a medley. Children's
song "Rejoice in the Lord" was
sung. Then came the special part of
the service. Rev. Mac Parker from
Alberta, twin brother of Rev. Sam
Parker, came forward to administer
the infant dedication.
Elmer Hayter, Clerk of the ses-
sion, presented Rev. Mac Parker
with Rachel Ann Parker, daughter
of Sam and Barbara Ann, for dedica-
tion.
Following the introduction Miss
Sheena Larson, niece of the Parker
brothers, sang a solo. Following
the dedication, Barbara Ann Parker
sang a solo "Find Us•Faithful".
Anson McKinley and Margie El-
liot presented the couple with sym-
bolic floral gifts on behalf of the la-
dies and men of the congregation._
Sam and. Barbara Ann have
guests, Sam's twin brother Mac,
his wife Lorraine and son David vi-
siting for a couple of days. David is
just'31 hours younger than Rachel
Ann.
The Varna Youth Group enjoyed
bowling last Wednesday evening in
Clinton and will meet Wednesday,
June 7 at the church.
Varna 4-H
The Varna Landscaping 4-H Club
held their second meeting at Sandra
Turner's. Carol Steckle showed
them some of- the houses she im-
proved to satisfy the owner's needs.
She also brought books with foun-
A.C.W.
The St. Thomas' A.C.W. group
visited with Margery Morley on
Thursday evening, June 1 at Kings -
way Lodge in St. Marys. Readings
-were given by Marlene French and
Jean Noon. They theh returned to
the home of Mrs. Percy Hodgins
for their meeting.
Co-ordinator Irene Roloson pre-
sided and led a discussion pertaining
to the last meeting and program.
A contest was used to illustrate
communications and the value of
relaxation v‘,IS ,I, nlonstrated.
The hostess served refreshments
during the social time which fol-
lowed the meeting.
Unit one held their meeting with
Mabel McNaughton at Craigholmc
in Ailsa Craig on Thursday aftcr-
noon, June 1. Another member
Edythe Westman who resides at the
Villa in Lucan also went with the
group.
President Doreen McRobcrt led
the meeting and most of the mem-
bers took part in the program with
hymn singing, readings and
poems, including a monologue by
Madclinc Ilardic on Jonah and the
whale.
Miss McNarghton was presented
with a corsage in honour of her
95th birthday on Junc 22.
Amelia Jameson and Madclinc
Hardie served lunch and Audrey
Wcstman provided the birthday
cake.
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them. They thanked her and enjoyed
her visit.
The Varna Landscaping 4-H Club
met at Huron Ridge Acres. Mr.
Steckle named some of the shrubs
and showed them how to prune
them. He also showed them some
fertilizer. They learned how to take
care of shrubs and plants. Before
leaving they all got a globe cedar to
plant and take care of themselves.
Playday
A reminder of playday to be held
this year in Varna and Bayfield.
Registration is July 7 in the Varna
Complex from 9-12 noon and in
the Bayfield Municipal Building
from 1-4 p.m. This program is for
children ages 5-12.
The Stanley Township Swim-
ming Program runs from July 10-
14 and July 17-21. Bus picks up in
Varna and Brucefield. You must•
register by June 24. Price is 530
per child. Call Debbie Rathwell at
233-9153 or Sandra Johnson at
263-2623.
The Rec Committee would like
to express their thanks to everybody
that donated their time to come out
on Sunday to help spruce up the
ball diamond and the ground around
it. It was very much appreciated!
Senior track winner
Congratulations to Michael Hay-
ter on winning first over all for the
Senior Boys Track and Field at the
Huron Centennial School. He tied
for first at the Regional Track and
Field at Seaforth and goes on to
WOSA in Port Elgin. Other area
students receiving awards at the
Track and Field at Huron Centenni-
al School were Robyn Carnochan
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