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WINDROWERS
4--Used Innes 570 Windrowers
4-Used Innes 500AR Windrowers
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PLOWS
FULLY MOUNTED
1-1HC #46 4x14"
1-1HC 309A 3x14"
1-Allis 3x16"
1-Sanderum 3x16"
1-Oliver 3x16"
1-IHC #420 3x16"
SEMI MOUNTED
3-IHC #550 5x14"
1-IHC #550 5x16"
1-IHC #540 4x16"
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1-11-1C #700 6x16" (like new)
1-1HC #560 6x16"
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Tractors
Equipment
TRACTORS
1-Fordson Major Diesel
1-Ford 881 with Loader
1-David Brown 990 (Red)
1-I.H.C. Model "C" with loader
1-Ford 5000 Gas, power steering
1-Ford 3000 Diesel, power steering
1-1.H.C, Super "C" with 2 row scuffler
1-Ford 3000 Diesel
1-1.H.C, 350 with loader
T--Ford. Super 4, 4.w-heel- drive- SOLD
1-Ford 5000 Diesel, less hydraulics, with
218 hrs.
1-1.1-1C. Super "C" with 4 row scuffler
1-Allis Chalmers "C" with loader
1-I.H.C. B275 Diesel with loader
1-Ford 3000 Gas, power steering
1-Ford 4000 Gas, power steering
1-I.H.C. Model "M"
1-Cockshutt 40 Diesel
1-Ford 4000 Diesel with power steering
1-Cockshutt 30
1-Cockshutt 540
1-Allis Chalmers "C" with scuffler
1-Case 630 Diesel
1-Ford 5000 Diesel
Mr.fr-4.86mem-orei+irrmAti-poiroeo.,SOLD
M.M. M5 gas with power steering
f-Pref-5600---67-4th-eefle: SOLD
COMBINES
Ford P.T.O. combine
l.-4.H.C. P.T.O. No. 80 witi.r-pidOir- SOLD
-1a-with-15444p SOLD
1-Massey Clipper with engine drive and
pickup
1-I.H.C. 91, self-propelled, with, straw chop-
per arid grain head
1-I.H.C. 101 self-propelled with grain head
1-Ford 630 with grain head and straw
chopper and 4 row corn head
1-Ford 642 with cab, grain head and straw
chopper
Cockshutt 422 PTO combine
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LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
Mon - Thurs. 8:30 6:00 Friday 8:30 - 9:00
Saturday 8:00 - 4:00
By MRS. WIL.A.A HARDING
Tuesday night at Grantor) fire
hall the Granton Recreation
Committee Association held their
annual meeting. Election of of-
ficers were as follows: chairman,
Eric Chovancek ; secretary-
treasurer, Roberta Kloss;
committee members, Jim
Harding and Cliff Cook.
The financial report was
presented and ideas for new
Cubs to re9ister
Granton recreation group. elects
projects for the coming
were discussed.
Church News
Church resumed as usual at
both churches Sunday with both
ministers back from their
holidays. In Granton United
Church Rev. M. McInally spoke
on Growing Through Fain.
Sunday School will be starting
this Sunday.
Holy Communion was
celebrated at the morning ser-
vice at St. Thomas Anglican
Church conducted by Rev. R,N.
Savary.
Bridal Shower
Mrs. Ken Gunning hosted a
family bridal shower in honour of
Carol Wakeling on the weekend.
The reunion of Muir relatives
attended from Toronto, London,
St. Marys, Exeter, Staffa,
Hickson, Stratford, and
Goderich,
Ball News
The senior girls advanced to
the semi-finals best two out of
three games. In the first game
Tuesday night they played
Blanshard at Kirkton ball park in
an exciting game and lost 5 - 3,
Wednesday night the local girls
emerged the winners at Granton
ball diamond in another close and
exciting game 11 - 9.
Both the Granton junior girls
and the Bryanston senior men
played in ball tournaments over
the holiday weekend. The girls
took part in the Usborne Twp.
tournament at Kirkton and were
beaten in both games they
played. The senior men competed
in two tournaments. They played
Saturday at Goderich and Sunday
night in Forest and were beaten
in both games which knocked
them out of further competition.
year Mrs. A, Vanderminnen of
Rotterdam, Holland is visiting
with her son and family Mr. &
Mrs. M. Vanderminnen for a
couple of months,
Weekend visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Richard Kloss and family
were Mrs. Rena Delargey and
children of Dealtown.
Ruth Mardlin left Monday to
take up residence at the St.
Thomas Elgin school of nnrsing
where she will be resuming her
studies.
Get well wishes go put from the
community to Mr. William
Parkinson a patient in St,
Joseph's Hospital,
Cathy and Darren Rooney,
children of Mr. & Mrs. Tom
Rooney of Wallaceburg spent a
few days last week holidaying
with Mr. & Mrs. William Pen-
nington and family.
We welcome to King Street Mr.
& Mrs. Chuck Peckham who have
taken up residence in Chuck's
parents former home. Mr. & Mrs.
Ted Peckham, Anne and Jim
have moved to London.
Congratulations go put to Mr, &
Mrs, Bill Lambourn on the birth
of a baby boy.
Sunday dinner guests with Mr,
& Mrs. Elmer Harlton were Mr.
& Mrs. Doug Aiken of Glanworth.
Winnie Harlton of London
visited with her parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Elmer Harlton, last week
before leaving for Manitoba
where she will•be visiting friends
for a week.
Mr. & Mrs, Ron Mills, Mr. &
Mrs. Steve Rooney and families,
Mr. Bob Ross and Roy McRobert
visited over the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. William Pennington
at Pinehurst Camping Grounds,
Ipperwash.
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TRYING OUT SKATES - Four-year old Jeannie Klemke gets a help-
ing hand from Joan Klemke and Marg Wilson. Roller skating is going
on in the Exeter Arena Tuesday and Thursday nights.
T-A photo
Family back
from Ireland
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
CREDITON
About 110 people attended ..the
Haist Reunion in the Dashwood
Community Centre Sunday.
Events began with a
smorgasbord lunch at noon, with
a programme of business and
sports following.
Leo Haist, Pelham, was
programme chairman; Wilmar
Wein, secretary; Everett Haist in
charge of facilities; Mrs. Ed
Hendrick, table convener; Mrs.
Stan Frayne, sports convener,
Mrs. Mose Haist, Pigeon,
Michigan, 89 years old, *as
awarded the prize for the oldest
member present.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. W. Brennan and
family enjoyed a five-week
holiday in Southern Ireland. They
saw many changes since their
visit to the island four years ago.
That visit was marred by cool
weather, This summer they
encountered ideal conditions,
Mrs, Earl Whalen, Derick
Whalen and Steve English,
Petawawa, spent the past week
with Mr. & Mrs. Sam King. Shaun
Whalen and Len Finnie joined
them for the holiday weekend.
SAVEWAY MONEY SAVERS
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210-1b.
CMHC
Available
First Quality.
Self
approved.
in white,
Seal
black and
igloo
green.
50
sq,
Shingles
11
ft.
ASPENITE
4' x 8' x 1/4" chipboard
panels. For Interior or
exterior use.
4.33
ROOF COATING
Now is the lime to repair that trod-
blesome leaky root.
Fibre CLot.tting
5 GAL.
2.33 8.66
Wet Stick
GAL. 5 GAL.
3.17 8.93
STEEL ROOFING
70 sq. or more 15.50 per sq.
30-69 sq. 16.00 per sq.
1-29 sq 16.50 per sq.
30 ga. Vic di - 32" wide. Stock lengths 6' to 12' lengths.
We special order other gauges, lengths & colours.
WHITE BATH FIXTURES
Reverse trap 19"x17"lb.
toilet wallhung basin
57.50 22.50
Al -410. !•..........
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ROLL ROOFING
90 x 36" Mineral surface, 11
100 sq, ft. roll. Black, per sq.
19" Serves® edge 60 lb., 50 sq2
ft. rail. Black, per sq
36" wide 50 lb. smooth sur-
face, 100 sq. It. roll. Black, per
sq.
9.88
8.98
a 50
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2Ai
60 tub RH) PI or
52.22
FRAMING
8' 10'
LUMBER
12' 14' 16'
EAVESTROUGH Gal. White itY trough „ .. 1.75 3.68
IS. mitre 1.45 2.30
O.S. mitre , 1.45 2.30
End caps 39c 56c
Joining strips 35c 63c
10' conductor pipe 2.28 4.43
Elbows 71c 98c'
Centre drops 1.25 ' 1.50
2" x 4" 1.04 1.47 1.76 2.05 2.35
2" x 6' 1.76 2.20 2.64 3.08 ,,.. 3.52
2" x 8" 2.67 , 3,33 4,00 4.67 5.33
2" x 10" 3.93 4,92 - 5.80 6.88 7.87
FIR PLYWOOD
SID , I 4"
SEL GI5
8.20
SPRUCE M oulded Counter
1
SECONDS ONLY II
Tops
99
PER FT.
5,16" b.,17 '7.18 ,
/42 7.71 1_0.80
02" s 12.31 8.48
CEMENT
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PORTLANDs 1 45 1 PER BAG
8'' 1118° 4" 12.
134
' .90 13.68 .
5/8 " T&G
Volume pricing available on
1 .94
12.80
purchase
15.30
over 50 sheets.
ALUMINUM LADDERS
Push up 16'36.88
Extension 20' ....... ..... . ..........
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. 45.00
Extension 24' . . .. . . .. 42.65
5xtensien 28' . 51.96
Extension 32' , .
72.5° Extension 36' . , 63.50
RUGS
$ 1
41x6
5 50
EACH
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Cub Registration
Registration night for cubs is
being held September 9, 7;00 p.m.
at the Granton Scout Hall.
Anybody 8 years old this year is
welcome to join and the leaders
want last year's cubs to come and
re-register at the same time.
Personals
Sympathy goes out to Mr. Jack
Dykes and family on'the death of
his wife Kassie Ellis Dykes.
Saturday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Lloyd Mardlin and family
were Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Bain of
Toronto.
Quite a few from the village
attended Decoration and services
at St. James Cemetery, Clan-
deboye. Services were conducted
by Rev, J. Hoffland.
Sunday visitors with Harold
Talbot were his niece and
husband Mr. & Mrs. Harold
Sommerville and daughter Lorri
of Orangeville and Mr. Ray
Talbot of London.
Comedian Myron Cohen observed
two women in the lounge of the
Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas on a
chilly day. One, who had finished
her drink, set her glass down and
said to her companion, "You
having another?"
"No, dolling," she replied, "It's
just the way my coat is but-
toned."
Prices effective
until
September 9, 1974.
At Our
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