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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-03-17, Page 13Accident victim improving Times-Advocate, March 17, 1977 Page 13 Granton mason receives degree TALKING ABOUT AGRICULTURE — Numerous briefs were presented to area members of Parliament Saturday by the various commodity groups of the Huron Federation of Agriculture. From the left are Huron MPP Jack Riddell, Huron F of A vice-president Bev Brown, Glenn Miller, Hay township and Bob Hern of Usborne, president of the Huron 4-H Leaders Association. T-A photo Whalen folk home from trips Top Priority Anything more im- portant than your fami- ly's future? Put first things first with common sense life insurance. Call me today. LARRY LICHTY 285 William St., Exeter 235-2561 43 Metropolitan Life ro Where the future is now lb. lb. 99 lb 59' lb 69' 1.24 Family Pack LOIN PORK CHOPS FRONiS u ari uBEEF CHICKEN FRYER PARTS OUR IRISH IS UP...OUR PRICES ARE DOWN ! 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Tuesday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson were Edna Wills and Jim Fitzgerald Glen- coe. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson visited with Mrs, Gowan and Murray, London township on Wednesday. Mr, & Mrs. Bruce Mills, London were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. MacLeod Mills. Mr. & Mrs. Dave Hord, Strathroy visited Thursday with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson. Mr. & Mrs. John Storey, Bryanston were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. & Mrs. John Scott. Saturday callers with Mr, & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson were Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Wilcock, Sarnia. Several in the community attended the oyster supper Saturday night in the Masonic Hall, Grantor', 8yMRS. E. SUMMERS GRANTON At the March meeting of the Granton Masonic Lodge No. 483 A.F.A,M. Monday evening the officers and members assisted by Wor. Bro. Clarke of Union Lodge, Port Stanley conferred the Master Mason's Degree on Rev. Bro, Elwood Morden, Members of Union Lodge Rev. Morden's former lodge, the District Deputy of Blatchford, Stratford, and many visitors from the surrounding districts were in attendance, The annual oyster supper and dance sponsored by the Granton Masons proved as always a great success by the number that at- tended Saturday evening March 11. C.G.I.T. and Explorer news "Thursday evening the C.G.I.T. met at the United Church. The meeting opened with a hymn and a prayer, followed by a craft, the making of Mexican boys and girls from crepe paper and pipe cleaners. Karen Beaucage was appointed secretary, The meeting closed with taps. The Explorers had their meeting at the United Church Monday evening and opened with the Purpose Motto and a hymn. Karen Hofrichter earned her second Blue Star by repeating all three versed of the Explorer Hymn, "This is my Father's world", Leader Mrs. Carol Johnson read the Story Ship- wreck to the group, then the meeting was closed with Taps. Expanding services The IndustrialTraining Branch of the Ministry of Colleges and Universities is expanding ' its service in the counties of Mid- dlesex, Elgin, Oxford,Norfolk, Huron, Perth, Wellington and the municipality of Waterloo. Alf Barron, district supervisor, said the expanded service of- fered by the Kitchener office is part of a ministry plan to decentralize its administrative structure across the province. The Industrial Training Branch is responsible for Ontario's ap- prenticeship program and short- term industrial training programs. It also administers the adult training programs provided by provincial colleges and in- stitutions, It cooperates closely with the federal government' in providintraining under the Canada Manpower Training Program, District headquarters is located at 520 First Street, Unit 19, London, which is also the location of the southwestern Ontario regional office, managed by P.F, (Ted) Lee. Other offices are located at Conestoga College Information Centre, 210 Water Street, Stratford; Conestoga College, Room B16, 460 Speedvale Avenue, Guelph;and 421 King Street North, Waterloo, "We believe,"said Mr. Barron,"that this decen- tralization will enable us to respond more quickly to local community needs and con- ditions, and to cooperate more closely with business and in- dustry, community colleges and Canada Manpower offices." By MRS. RENA CALDWELL Mr. & Mrs. Dave Triebner are holidaying in Florida, Mr. & Mrs, Ken McLellan are on holiday in Hawaii, Mrs. John D. Moore, Mitchell and Mrs, Robert Baillie, Staffa, visited with relatives in the area recently. Mrs. Stirling Graham, Cromarty was a visitor with Mrs. Harry Caldwell last week, St. Andrew's Church, Kippen and Brucefield members en- joyed a social evening with a pot luck supper and games in Brucefield Church, Friday night, WAIIIIIIIHM11111111111111111111MIIIIIIIHMILt ADAMS Heating & Cooling E Heating Systems ,of All Types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED • • General Sheet Metal Work E. • Air Conditioning 17 • Humidifiers • Ventilation .235-2187 133 Huron St,, East, Exeter Church news At the United Church Rev. Elwood Morden was in charge of the service on Sunday and en- titled his sermon "The Word, of Love", the third in the Lenten series on "The Seven Last Words", A copy from the Church bulletin shows how our dollars have helped with World Development and Relief; $1.00 spent on a peanut seed project in Sudan produced 55 lbs, of im- proved seed; $7.00 was the cost of deep- ploughing one acre of yet un- cultivated land in India; $60 bought one bull in Togo for cross- breeding to produce animals large and strong enough to pull ploughs; $300 plus local donated labour constructed a well to supply a village in Ethiopia with clean drinking water; $1,000 dug and stocked a pond with fingerlings and put ducks on it so Bengali families in Bangladesh had a higher protein diet; $1,200 covered the cost for a year of a Social Worker in a mobile milk canteen program in Calcutta feeding 4,000 pre-school children, This is an example of helping the underdeveloped countries to help themselves. At St. Thomad'Anglican Church Rev. Mary Mills was in charge of the morning worship. Her ser- mon related to the different happenings during Christ's Ministry, such as the story of how Jesus led the Israelites through the Red Sea, when He predicts Peter's Denial and when Jesus called the first four disciples to follow Him, and said "I will make you Fishers of Men, Ask yourself "What is my Christian Story, that makes me what I am? Lent is a time for looking at ourselves said Rev. Mills. Special prayers were said for the Refugees in Uganda. Personals Mrs. Joseph Bryan has been transferred to Victoria Hospital in London from St, Mary's Memorial for theraphy, We wish her well, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hardie have returned home from a visit to Florida. Mr. & Mrs. Peter VanLieshout have returned home from visiting relatives in Holland. Mrs, Martin Vanderminnen although still in a cast, is making a good recovery at home after her accident, we hope she con- tinues to improve. 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