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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-07-28, Page 5Best babies chosen Marion Herbert is Queen Weatherman co-operates for Fun Day WINNING WAYS — In the baby contest during Fun Day at Granton this young man Carried off first prize in the seven-to-twelve-month category. Jason Robert Hoist of Granton takes it all in his stride, when asked to pose with his mother, Bonnie. Staff photo Back from Muskoka Times-A vosqte, Ally 2 ,1977 Pogo HURON COUNri- 11;EIF "INDEPENDINTLY OWNED 4 OPERA' 110" We Specialize in Custom Processing, Curing and Smoking • Fully Processed, 01 9 Fully Processed, lb.189' Fully Processed, lb,, 69' Medium Ground Beef Homemade Sausage Fresh Pork Spare Ribs Canada Packers Barbecue Wieners Family Pack Chicken Legs & Breasts Frozen Turkey Legs Schneiders Whole Cut Up, Legs or Breasts Breaded Chicken lb. 79* lb. 83' lb. $ 1.59 10 oz. pk. 79' lb. 10 lb. box $5.90 2 lb, box $3.49 These Specials Are Available For Two Weeks - July 27 - Aug. 9 Hills Bros. 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CALL FOR PHONE ESTIMATE 236-4681 class; while baby Angela Lamboorn, pushed by Ken Alunback, came second. In the animal category, Josh Lambourn and Steve Cook, riding ponies, were first and second respectively; while Joanne Goos and her poodle, Prince, came third. They are all local children. The small float class was won by Julie McRoberts of Granton and her baby daughter, Nicole. Julie McColl of Granton came second. Old MacDonald's Farm, assembled by the neighbours of Granton Road North and driven by April Bryan, won first in the large float class. Edgewood Junior Farmers came second; Prospect Hill Camp Grounds, third, Ball games were held in the afternoon, with the Granton Blue Jays playing the Meuller Coolers; and the Granton Girls, the Lucan Junior Girls. A dance at Kirkton community hall, to the music of Joe Overholt, completed the day's festivities. Art Cartier is speaker At the United Church Mr. Art Cartier, London conducted the Sunday morning worship, in the absence of Rev. Elwood Morden, who with Mrs. Morden was at- tending their daughter's wedding at Tintern Church Vineland Ontario, The sermon was entitled "Spreading the Word". This can be done in the simplest of lessons, said Mr. Cartier, there are three examples (1) the stories of the Good Shepherd, (2) the Prodigal Son, and (3) the parable of the Sower and the Seed, also the accounts of the Miracles of Christ's healing and the Feeding of the 5000, the last one being the only one of our Saviour's Miracles that is recorded in all three of the Gospels. • Believing and Faith are all that is required to Spread the Word of the Christian Doctrine said the speaker, how was the word spread in Christ's time? by the Disciples telling others, and the others, telling others and so on, Opening new doors to small business John Mackenzie one of our representatives will be at Les Pines Hotel, Exeter on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month August 2 and August 16 If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the MOB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. Alirk FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK . For prior information call 271-5650 or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford Look at what's new at Livingstone's MAIN ST. EXETER Kodak c Kodak atheras Yes, Livingstone's Are Pleased To Announce A Complete Stock of Kodak Films and Cameras * Instamatics * The Handle * EK4 & EK6 Instant Cameras ONE-DAY FILM PROCESSING Bring It In One Day - It's Back The Next E.: OPENING SPECIAL Kodak EK6 Instant Camera $6995 Suggested Retail $75%95 A BOUNCING BOY WINNER — Dan and Judy Alce of Granton had extra reason to be proud of son, Luke, Saturday. He won first prize in the 13-to-18 month category of the Fun Day baby contest. 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Mrs, Elsie Dann and Mrs. Nora Wissel have returned home from a tour of the Western Provinces and attended the Calgary Stampede, Congratulations to Mr, & Mrs. Jim Hodgins on the arrival of their son, at St. Joseph's Hospital London July 20,1977. Mrs. Hodgins is the former Lynda Kennedy. Mr. & Mrs. Al, Walter, California are holidaying with Mr, & Mrs. Cliff. Waters and family. By MRS. E. SUMMERS ORANTON Saturday July 23 was a perfect day weatherwise and otherwise to celebrate Fun Day in Grantor', this an annual event sponsored by the Granton Recreation Com- mittee. Starting with a parade led by No, 4 R.C.R. Stratford Pipe and Drum band, children of all ages in costumes took part, they were either pushed, pulled or rode in all kinds of conveyances brightly decorated, floats, hor- seback riders and a number on bikes, adults and children all joined the parade, which broke up in the park, after the judging, took place. Congratulations to all who won prizes at this event, There were a number of booths in the park such as the Granton Women's Institute who provided hot dogs, pop, and pie, Unit 4 U.C.W, with a home baking booth, The C.G.I.T, held a penny auction, Unit 3 U.C.W. provided a refreshment stand, Granton Cubs, dart throw, and dunking game, There was handmade ceramics for sale at another booth operated by Mrs. McManus, also other games of chance. In the afternoon there was a baby show, congratulations to the parents of the lucky winners. The afternoon ball game between Muellers of St. Mary s and the Granton Volunteer Firemen was won by Muellers. The Fun Day Dance held at the Kirkton Woodham Community Centre proved a great success with a sell out crowd of Over four hundred people in attendance. Door prize winners were Mr. & Mrs. Pete Lachapelle, guests of Mrs. Marion Gricken and Gar- field Nixon, Following the parade, Marion Herbert was chosen Miss Cancer can be beaten Mrs. Audrey Harloff and Mrs. Marg Cocquy t mastectomy visitors for the Lucan Biddulph branch of the Canadian Cancer Society attended a meeting Thursday with the nursing staff of Victoria Hospital London. A film "The Mastectomy Visitor" was shown, and followed with a discussion on ways of working together in helping to give to the patients who have recently undergone breast surgery, information on protheses, helpful excercises, and moral support, With the development of this area of the Service to patients of the Canadian Cancer Society, it is the hope that every woman concerned will accept this challenge to prove that, "Cancer Can Be Beaten," Granton 1977. The other Com- petitors were Ann Garrett, Brenda Tomlin, Joanne Pen- nington and Marnie Rooney. All are residents. Beauty contestants and parade entries were judged by Tom Kelly of radio station CKSL, London; Jim Weir, CFPL radio, London; Norbert Schuller, R.R. 3, Granton; and Hubert Dietrich, R.R. 3, Lucan, Mr. Kelly also acted as master of ceremonies. After the beauty contest, a band concert was held. The baby contest followed. Winners were April Kennedy of Lucan, 8-month class; Jason Robert Heist, Granton, seven to 12-month class; Luke Alce, Granton, 13-18 month class; and Paula Pin- combe, R.R. 3, Granton, 19.24 month class. Judges for the baby contest were Donna Shepley of St, Marys and Diane Dench of Stratford. The winning parade entries for decorated tricycles were Jean McQuarrie, Hamilton, first; Dana Klass, Brucefield, second; Katherine Harding, Grantor', third, Among costumed, walking participants Kaylene Warrington, Granton, came first; Sarah Kennedy and Robbie Higman, second; and Kent Harding, Granton, third. Winners in the decorated bicylcle class were Chris Devine, Granton, first; Steven Nixon, Granton, second; and Pamela Waters, Granton, third, In the wheel-pull class, first prize went to Trudy Kop and her children, Victor, Eleanore and Juanita; second, to Chris and Maria Vanderrninnen; and third, to Angela and Marlene Nixon. Casandra Harding of Granton won first prize in the wheel-push ATTEND REUNION Mrs. Cliff Waters, Pamela and Darren, Mrs. Floyd Dykes, and Larissa Dykes attended the Riddell reunion at Queen's Park Stratford, Sunday. J,F, Barthel of Parkwood Manor Nursing Home Waterloo and his son Mr. Robert Barthel also his daughter and her husband Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Wilkers, called on Mr. & Mrs, Austin Hobbs on Monday af- ternoon. Mr. J.F. Barthel was a former resident and store owner in Granton. Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Lisle Stevenson of Mitchel who passed away at the R,E.C.U, of the Stratford Hospital on Sunday July 24, 1977 in her 87th year, The late Mrs. Stevenson was the former Margaret Elizabeth Yule and a former resident of Granton. Congratulations to Mrs, Stan. Malcolm on being the lucky winner of the draw for a microwave oven, Fun Day. especially for Canadian climate. The siding and soffit is guaran- teed for 20 years not to blister, flake or peel. And best of all, he'll be able to tell you, just how much money you'll be sav- ing in years to come. So before you do any kind of renovating, talk to your neighborhood Alcorn dealer first. You won't have to go very far to find him. Look for him in the Yellow Pages under "S" for Siding, or "A" for Aluminum. GOOD THINGS COME IN SMALL PACKAGES - Three-month-old April Kennedy of Lucan won first prize for babies under six months in the baby contest at Fun Day in Granton Saturday. 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