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SUMMERS GRANTON Granton and Lucan fire departments responded to a call from the Carty residence on King St. Saturday noon, when a grass fire got out of control, and ignited an empty barn behind the house. They were unable to save the building, but prevented the fire from spreading to the houses nearby; it started up again in the rubble later in the afternoon, but with the quick response of the Granton Department it was finally extinguished. This is the second fire on King Street within days of each other and in the same block, and started by a grass fire. Cancer Society Mrs, Al Cocquyt, Mrs, Robert Harloff and Mrs. Elmer Sum- mers assisted the Service to Patients Committee, Mrs. J. Debroer and Mrs. T.' Toonders, with their Bake Sales held at the Masonic Hall, Lucan, Saturday. There was a wonderful response to the request for home baked goods, and everything was sold by 11:30 a.m. The Lucan Biddulph Branch of the Canadian Cancer wish to extend their appreciation to all those, who baked, bought, or helped in any way for this wor- thwhile cause. Granton UCW The general meeting of the Granton U.C.W. was held at the United Church Tuesday evening with Mrs. Robert Hardie president in the chair and opening the meeting with a reading entitled "I passed Him by": followed by the scripture. The various reports were read. Mrs. Leroy Bryan announced the date of the Bazaar which will be November 5. Other items of business were attended to, then the meeting was turned over to Unit (3) who were in charge of the program. In the absence of the Unit president Mrs. Doug Brown, Mrs. Leroy Bryan took charge of the program and introduced the members of a short skit, who were, Doll, Mrs. John Drost, Molly, Mrs. Harold Mills, Polly, Mrs, Robert McAlorum and St. Peter, Mrs. Eric Chovancek. This depicted three U.C.W. members who were at the en- trance to Heaven, and were in- forming St. Peter of all the worthy deeds they had done on earth but they all had lacked the service of love to their fellow men. This was followed by the in- the most comfortable and functional decorating shop anywhere Great variety of IN STOCK WALLPAPERS • WALLPAPER BOOKS • CARPETS • HARD FLOORING • DRAPERIES • DRAPERY HARDWARE • BLINDS • PAINTS a real personal touch You bet! troduction of the guest speaker by Mrs. Bryan, who was Mr, Ron White, a former resident of Granton, and who had spent two and a half years as a science teacher with C.U.S,O, in Malaysia, spending time in Thailand, Burma, and Borneo, Mr. White illustrated his tavels with an excellent collection of slides. 4-H news The eighth meeting of the 'sweat Shirts' 4-H Club 'Consider your Clothes' was held at the home of Leader Mrs. Michael O'Shea Tuesday evening. The meeting opened with the 4-H Pledge, followed by the Roll Call which was answered with, "One thing I particularly enjoyed in this project". There was a discussion on the blouse label, and how to care for your blouse, the members then formed into two groups, Leader Mrs. Rob't.Garrett'sgirls worked on the Tailor's Hem, and Mrs. O'Shea's group worked on their book covers. After a reahearsal of the skit for Achievement Day the meeting closed with the 4-H Finish cards at Whalen By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS WHALEN A pot-luck supper and euchre was held in the Community Centre Saturday evening to finish up the card parties until next fall. The winners for the euchre were: men's high, Hamilton 'Hodgins; ladies high, Audrey Hodgins; lone hands, Bob Scott; low score, Mike Taziar. Bill Morley spent Wednesday and Thursday in Toronto at the annual meeting of the Egg Marketing Board in the Inn-on- the-Park Hotel. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Johnson visited with Alton Neil at Craighome Nursing Home Sunday and then called on Myrtle Gunning and Muriel, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson visited Mrs. Grace Zavitz, Thedford and then visited with Bill Armstrong Ailsa Craig, Sunday afternoon. Mr, & Mrs. Cecil Bowman, Granton were guests on Monday' with Margery Morley to celebrate Mrs. Bowman's and, Mrs. Morley's birthdays. Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins attended the 40th wedding an- niversary of Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Dykes, Granton, Sunday. Greenway is growing By MANUEL CURTS GREENWAY We welcome Jim & Claudette Charles from Arva, who have rented the home of Mrs. Vera Brophey, a resident of Chateau , Gardens , Parkhill. Greenway now boasts a population of 33. Several from this area at- tended the Masons' banquet and dance at the Parkhill Community Centre, Friday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Smithers at- tended the wedding ceremony in Glencoe United Church on Saturday, when Marilyn Scafe and David Ferguson exchanged marriage vows. Marilyn is a granddaughter of Elton Curls, Chateau Gardens, Parkhill, By the way: My column is short this week, but at least I tried. Which proves that, like the story of Jonah and the whale, you can't keep a good man down. There were nine tables at play at the dessert euchre held last Wednesday evening in the Anglican Parish Hall. The high scoring prize was won by Merl Metcalfe, Parkhill and the low by Nellie Thompson, Ailsa Craig, Gertie Hodgins won the hidden score prize. Motto, The ninth and final meeting of this club will take the form of a work session in preparation for Achievement Day April 30,. Church news At the United Church Rev. Elwood Morden conducted the Sunday morning service and took his sermon from Acts 1-8 "and ye shall be witnesses unto me, both in Jerusalem and in all Judea, and in Samaria and unto the uttermost part of the earth", and entitled it "After Easter, What?" Flowers in the church were from the 40th anniversary dinner of Mr. & Mr, Floyd Dykes. At St. Thomas Anglican Church Rev. Mary Mills conducted the morning worship and was the celebrant at the service of Holy Communion, assisted by Miss Marion Herbert who also read the epistle of the day, Rev Mill's sermon dealt with the Resurrection and how it effected us today, also on Baptism as the beginning of a Christian life. 40th anniversary Many relatives and friends attended an Open House held at the home of their son and his wife Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Dykes,honoring Mr, & Mrs. Floyd Dykes 40th wedding anniversary, which was to have been held earlier this year, but was postponed owing to the bad weather conditions at the time. The ladies who poured tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Robert Lindsay, Mrs. Lyle Riddell, Mrs. Ron Urch and Mrs. Wm. Sutherland, and in the evening, Mrs. Aleck Crockett, Mrs. Don Riddell, and Mrs. Mabel Mills and Mrs. Lant Hardie. Mr. & Mrs. Dykes were also honored by a family dinner at the United Church Saturday evening, catered by Unit (4) U,C.W, Following the dinner a short program was presented with Mrs. Robert Hardie and Mrs. Clifford Cook favouring with a vocal duet "I love you truly" accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Lant Hardie who later led in a singsong. Later they were entertained at the home of the honored couple's daughter and her husband Mr, & Mrs. Clifford Waters. Personals Miss Ruth Mardlin formerly a member of the staff of Plains Health Centre Hospital,Regina, is now on the staff of the Beaumont Medical and Surgical Training Hospital Beaumont Texas, We wish her success in her new position. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Pete Wallis have returned after spending two months in Boea Raton Florida, where Pete has been receiving treatmentat a clinic there, Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mrs. John Kennedy of Ilderton who passed away Sunday. Mail your problems to "Im- pact" cio this paper. 411 letters will be answered provided a stamped ad- dressed envelope is enclos- ed. Some of general interest will be published. Letters must be signed but we will NOT reveal your identity. Iowa* iirma Imo mail Mt. Carmel 237-3456 Alm NM= MEN MN - What exactly should I watch out for when buying a car privately? Also, can you explain about mechanical certification? Car buyers should be especially careful when contemplating a private purchase as, unlike the registered dealer, the seller has neither a license to lose or a business reputation to protect. It's always wise to check the car's registration, (if the owner is a stranger) this can be done through the Ontario Motor Vehi- cle Registration Branch, Parlia- ment Buildings, Toronto. This will enable you to find out if the automobile is a "one owner", or how many times it has changed hands. Before a used automobile can be legally driven in Ontario, it must carry a cer- tificate of Mechanical Fitness from a certified mechanic, (Make sure he is the owner or licensed employee of a dealer or repair garage.) Authorized Dealer • C-B's 282 Main St. • STEREOS 235.2261 • TOWERS • AERIALS • TROPHIES GORD'S TROPHIES & ENGRAVING Jack & Marg's 235-2444 HIGHWAYS 83 & 4 EXETER I plan on being married in September and am wonder- ing if this will affect my credit stcitus in any way. Yes. Your ability to obtain credit can be affected, but credit granters should not let one spouse's poor status have any greater influence on the other's ability to obtain credit than if the situation were reversed. When you and your husband make a major purchase from joint income, lenders will com- bine your credit histories and con- sider you as a unit. In this situa- tion, one spouse's poor credit history can lessen the value of the other's good one. You can still obtain credit in your own name and accept responsibility for all debts you contract. If you rely on your husband's income, however, lenders will often request that your husband co-sign any credit forms, because even if you have your own income and an es- tablished credit history, your husband's signature may be re- quired for a major credit transac- tion. I mailed in $1 to P.O. Box 19000 in Toronto's Terminal A Post Office with a filled out coupon. This was to make me a member of The Super Samples Club, which was supposed to mail me out, from time to time, new product samples at no charge. I have heard nothing since, and that was, last February! Our reader will be glad to hear that The Super Samples Club is a quite legitimate unit of Dyment Ltd., a Toronto based firm hired to package and mail samples for bona fide media sampling firms. However it. seems that the box number 19000 is no longer in use, and is now changed to, P.O. Box 1767, Station R, Toronto. We have been assured that out reader's name has now been add- ed to their current mailing list, and she will be receiving various free samples from now on. Alu SUCCESSFUL RUMMAGE SALE — The Sunshine Kids Inc. Nursery School held a successful rummage and bake sale, Saturday, Shown checking some of the articles are Elizabeth Schroeder and Gladys McDonald. T-A photo When you're at the Junction visit the Wail and Floor Shoppe and DISCOVER Try us on for any of your decorating needs. ittedies pm*/ Expert Car Repairs C-B Sales & Service