Times-Advocate, 1984-04-25, Page 11Granton WI elect officers, hear speaker from Cancer Society
Sy MRS. E. SUMMERS
The annual meeting of the
Granton W.I. was held at the
Mme of Mrs. Chas McRobert,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Clarence !wis
presided and opened with the
W.I. Ode, Mary Stewart Col-
lect Wtd the Lord's Prayer in
unison. The Roll Call was
answered with a Blues
Chaser, and the paying of
fees.
Officers for 1984 were
elected and installed by Mrs.
Elmer Summers.
Guest speaker was Mrs.
Robt. Harloff, co-chairman of
the Education Committee of
the Lucan-Biddulph Cancer
Society, who gave an infor-
mative explanation on the
newest research discovery at
teh National Cancer Institute
at Princess Margaret
Hospital in Toronto. A team of
Research scientists at the
N.C.I. have made this
discovery in Canada which
will be the envy of the world.
Mrs. Harloff also. mention-
ed the recent anti-smoking
campaign "Time. to Quit"
saying. "we will have to
educate the public on the
dangers of smoking, as it has
been proven that smoking
causes Lung Cancer".
She also announced the
Breast. Self Examination
Clinic which is being held in
the Lucan United Church on
May 29 from 1-5 p.m. and 5-9
p.m. In conclusion the
speaker said we are winning
the battle against Cancer.
Lunch convenerswere Mrs.
Nora Wissel and Mrs. Denis
St. Denis assisted by the
hostess.
Church news
A Good Friday service with
communion -was held at the
United Church with Rev.
Bruce Pierce in charge of the
worship on Friday evening at
8 p.m. There was an excellent
turn out, for the Easter Sun-
day Sunrise Service at 7 a.m.
and breakfast later. The Rev.
Bruce Pierce, conducted the
worship and acted as chair-
man for the program.
The Granton Cubs, Beavers
and Explorers and their
leaders, all took part in the
service, this was followed by
the Youth Group The Who
(We Help Others) who
presented a drama, "Joseph
of Arimathea".
The cast: Joseph, Ben Bak-
ker, Pilate , Howard Pierce,
Portia (Pilate's wife)
Joseph's son. Rob Harloff,
Centurian , Wendy Sargent,
Soldier, Joanne Goss, Julia (a
slave girl) William (Julia's
relative) Jim Scott, Mark,
Christine Jones. The service
concluded with the Benedic-
tion, and the congregation
went to the church basement
or the Mason's Hall where
breakfast was being served.
The second Easter Sunday
service was held in the United
Church at 11:15 a.m. Rev.
Bruce. Pierce conducted the
worship, taking his Easter
message from the Scripture
Lesson taken from Luke: 1-3
and John 21:18 and entitled it
"The Sound of a Familiar
Voice". Mrs. Jackie Pierce
read a poem written by her,
entitled "Resurrection
Morn".
The church was beautifully
decorated with Easter lilies.
Flowers were placed in the
church in memory of Mr.
William Cook, and Mrs. Max
Bilyea by their families.
St. Thomas Anglican
Church was beautifully
decorated with flowers.
Rev. Peter Derrick was the
TOP BOWLERS --- The individual champions in the Huron
Park ladies bowling league were high triple Jeanette
McKinnon, high average Helene Fick and high single
Marie Jaques T -A photo.
Tiger . Times 1
from .
Stephen Central
Circus - We saw clowns,
horses, elephants, monkeys,
leopards, a panther and dogs.
We saw trampolines. There
was a little girl bouncing on
one. We saw motorcycles
spinning around a big cage.
We saw the flying trapeze
people. They were swinging
up in the air and jumpin
down into the net. Huffy
squirted us. We ate popcorn
and had lunch. We had Tots of
fun at the circus.
(Kindergarten ).
Story Writing - Grade 2/3 has
been busy writing stories and
publishing them in booklets.
One of the stories is printed
below.
The Tyrannosaurus That 1)id
Not Have Any Teeth - There
once was a little tyran-
nosaurus who did not have
any teeth. He wanted to ask
his mother but she was shop,
ping so he went out and tried
to find her. But he did not
know anything because he
just hatched out of his egg. He
found a dead dinosaur. He
tried to bite it but he did nbt
have any teeth.
Then he noticed he was lost.
A big brontosaurus came
along he asked, "Why are you
sitting there like that?" "I'm
lost." The brontosaurus was
a nice guy. She spid, "flop on
my back. I'll take you to my
house." When they got hack
the brontosaurus had a nap.
The days passed. The tyarn-
nosaurus got bigger and then
one day he looked in the river
and saw teeth. He yelled
"Teeth ! " Then ht was the
King of Dinosaurs. (Ted
Baker).
Easter - At Easter I think of
Jesus riding on a donkey. He'
got angry at. the money
lenders in the temple. If we
are good we will go to heaven.
The Easter bunny hops to o}tr
place. We get lots of sweets
and good things. (Steven
%Hendrick. )
At Easter time I think of
Jesus when He died so that He
cot(ldsave us. Then He came
t 1 e again. The Easter bun-
ny gives kids candy to make
us happy. (Richie Dobson)
Jesus was put on the cross
on Good Friday. Jesus was
crucified on the cross. It was
sad. Jesus came back alive on
Easter Sunday. The ►Faster.
1)
bunny gives us treats. We find
them and then eat them. It is
fun to have Easter. ( Ryan
Ratz)
At Easter time I think of
Jesus who was put on the
cross on Good Friday. 1 wish
He wasn't but He was so
everybody lives again after
they die. I find Easter eggs. It
is fun. (Carrie Wilhelm)
Easter Poems and Thoughts
by Grade One - Room 10
My friends might get a bunny,
If my mom calls me a honey.
If my dad gives me a bunny,
1 might call him a honey.
(Jamie Chalmers.)
Easter - The bunny hops from
house to house, He saw a cat
chasing a mouse. (Andy
Palmer).
1 will wake up and I will get
Easter Eggs. (Karen Lovie
Easter Bunny is coming to
town giving us Easter Eggs.
(barmy Gielnik. )
Our Easter Assembly - Room
8
Thursday morning our
Easter assembly took place in
• the gym. Matthew Miller was
master of ceremonies. Miss
Wallen accompanied us in 0
Canada, Christ the Lord is
Risen Today and finally Peter
Cottontail.
The Easter story from John
19 and 20 was presented as a
choral reading by Room 8.
The room 12 children shared
Easter thoughts and colourful
pictures with us. Everyone
learned a lesson from Room
9 reading of Dennis Lee's
Peter Rabbit. Mr. Brands
class did a television com-
mentary called "The Good
News" News. Many parents
joined us for our assembly.
Now its time to hop along.
(Tiny Tiger)
The Circus - On Friday we
went to the circus. We saw
horses and elephants. We saw
dogs at the circus too.
( Michelle Hodgins).
Acrobats - The acrobats were
on the ropes and the trapeze.
They hung by their knees.
(Amy Rader.)
Elephants - The elephant walk-
ed on their two front legs. The
elephant had his trunk tied to
the elephants tail. Then they
sat down on the box. The
elephants walked around the
ring on one leg. ( Heather
Hutchinson. )
•
Celebrant of the Holy
Eucharist assisted by his
father-in-law the Rev. Donald
Peel of Toronto. The Server
was Susan Kilpatrick and the
Crucifer was John Herbert.
Mrs. Norman Hodgins was
the organist. A beautiful an-
them "This Joyful Easter-
tide" was rendered by the
choir.
The first lesson was read by
Steven Ready and the Epistle
by Kenny Beatson and Rev.
Derrick read the Gospel. The
Rev. Peel preached an in-
teresting sermon, telling of
his past experience with the
people in his life, where the
presence of our risen . Lord
Jesus Christ could be seen. In
each circumstance, it was the
realization that Jesus died on
the cross for us, and rose
again, that helped those in-
volved to continue the work.
Personals
We are happy to report that
Wesley McGifffin is home
from hospital and we wish
Times -Advocate, April 25, 1984 Page 11
him a complete recovery.
We are sorry to report that
Austin Hodgins suffered a fall
after being transferred to
Kingsway Lodge in St. Marys
and is now a patient in Strat-
for j . Hospital, where he is
recovering from injuries sus-
tained from the fall. Best
wishes for his recovery are
extended.
Faster visitors with Mrs.
Elmer Summers, were her
daughter, Shelagh McKenzie,
London, sons Keith from
Toronto, Michael and grand-
daughter Sandra Summers
from Prescott.
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