Times-Advocate, 1979-07-11, Page 25By MRS. E, SUMMERS
GRANTON
A number of Granton
Woman's Institute members
and their friends, boarded a
Charterways bus Thursday
bound for Brampton. The
weather was ideal for such a
trip.
On our arrival we visited
the council chambers and
were welcomed by the
Mayor's representative.This
gentleman gave us a short
municipal history of
Brampton and Bramalea.
Our next stop was at the
Brampton 'Knitting Mills
which is no longer in
operation, but is a factory
outlet for knitwear and yarn,
There were many bargains
which the ladies availed
themselves of,
Here the management
treated us to sandwiches and
coffee, which was greatly
appreciated. After browsing
through "The Bay" and
other stores in a downtown
•mall, we rode out to the
Northern Telecom Building,
which was the highlight of
the trip.
We were welcomed by a
member of the executive and
shown a film illustrating the
history of the com-
munications system, up to
the present time, and
projecting into the future.
Northern Telecom
manufactures equipment for
the Bell Telephone Com-
pany, which is marketed all
over the world. Following a
question period on the film,
we were escorted through
the plant in groups by a
guide. This was a great
learning experience, to see
the operation of a plant such
as this.
We saw the whole process
from two or .three small
pieces of metal and many
wires, to the Complete Unit.
`Our next stop was the
'Sarah Lee Thrift Shop,
where quite a few con-
fections were purchased by
the travellers.
Then a visit to a Bramalea
Park greenhouses con-
taining exotic and Tropical
plants. Heading for home we
stopped at a Kitchener Mall
for dinner at Simpson's
Arcadian Court dining room,
arriving home at Granton
around 8:30 p.m.
Credit for the success of
this trip goes to Mrs.
Clarence Lewis, who was
responsible for the
arrangements and to Bill
McRoberts our driver for his
patience and his interest in
our welfare.
Church news
At the United Church, Rev,
Elwood Morden conducted
the Sunday morning worship
and his sermon was entitled
"The most IMportaht Gifts".
It would be a good thing to
ask what are the most im-
portant thing in life, said
Rev. Morden.
What use is wealth, health,
and talents, if we do not have
Peace of Mind, this is God%
best Gift. No one can enjoy
life who hasn't a clear
conscience,or has a sense of
guilt. Peace of Mind, a Clear
Conscience, and Love these
are God's most important
gifts, because they are for all
time and Eternity.
Granton U.C.W. news
Unit 4 of the Granton
U.C.W. decided to have a
July meeting this year,
which was held at the home
of Mrs. Stanley Crawford
Wednesday. Mrs. Nelson
Tate presided and opened
the meeting with the hymn
"0 love that will not let me
go,"
The scripture was read, a
reading "The Second Mile"
and prayer concluded the
worship. • '
Business items discussed
included a decision to have a
home-baking booth on Fun
Day July 21 and a bake sale,
Saturday August 4 at
Prospect Hill Camp grounds.
Plans for the bazaar were
also finalized.
Mrs. Reg. Stanley and
Mrs. Gerald Dann convened
the program, which featured
children. Mrs, Dann read an
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Dr. Ivan Smillie of
Kamloops B.C. visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Smillie and called
On many friends in the area .
Miss Flora MacDonald has
taken up residence with Mrs.
Rachael Schwalm. Mrs. Rob
French and Joey Of
Rousseau visited with Mrs.
Schwalm on Monday and
Tuesday and then all visited
with Mr. -.and Mrs. Al
Amerlinek and Cheryl in
Stratford.
A number of Past Noble
Grands of Amber Rebekah
Lodge attended the
Inaugural meeting held in
the Clinton Lodge hail
Wednesday evening July 4th.
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Off to Brampton
W1 enjoys bus trip
COLOUR WORK — Teacher Grace Sararas watches as Lori Parker, Joanne Miller, Pam Gackstetter and Lori Harburn com-
plete a craft project.
Tierie:Aclyocate, July 11, 1979
article on Baptism from the
United Church Observer,
there was also a good
discussion as the result of
this.
Stories were read on
"What Canada means to
Me." These were written by
native Canadian (Indian)
children, The meeting closed
with Grace and a social time
was enjoyed with Mrs,
James Kerr giving an in-
teresting account of her trip
to San Diego California, in
the Spring. Mrs. Floyd
Dykes, and Mrs. Chas
Gowan assisted the hostess
to serve lunch.
Pork Barbecue In the Park
The pork barbecue
sponsored by the United
Church Stewards, and held
in, the Granton Recreational
Park, proved a great suc-
cess, Over 300 adults and
children enjoyed a supper of
pork, beans, salads, and
strawberry shortcake on
Thursday.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Vanderminnen drove tó the
Toronto Airport Tuesday to
see Evelyn and Christopher
off by plane to spend six
weeks in Holland where they
will visit their grandmother
and other relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Pacey
of Hamilton visited with Mr.
and Mrs, Kenneth Hodgins
and family recently also
visiting the Hodgins family
Tuesday afternoon were Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Hodgins
and Mrs. Shirley Niblock all
of London.
The newly formed
Granton Lion's Club are
sponsoring the Fun Day Fair
this year, which will be held
Saturday July 21. They have
also built a new pavillion in
the park, and the Granton
Community Recreation
Association has placed 20
picnic tables in the Park.
The generosity of these two
groups . is greatly ap-
preciated.
Mrs. Ron Ferguson and
Denise spent last week
holidaying on therrenit River
near Havelock with her
sister, Mrs. Gerry Colville,
Joanne and Annemarie and
her mother, Mrs, Tony
Debresser.
Misses Ellen Copeland and
Sallah Gunton are coun-
sellors at Bimini Camp this
week.
Visitors a day last week
with Mr, and Mrs. Dick
Zielman,Deb and Angie were
her cousins Mr. and Mrs.
Kornelius Paetkau, from
Espencamp, Germany. They
had last seen each other 36
years ago, in 1943, when they
were 11 years old.
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A number from the
community attended the
Achievement night for the 4-
H club "Outdoor Living
Club" on Wednesday in the
Kirkton-Woodham Com-
munity Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Jongkind, Meagan an0
Christopher spent last week
holidaying at Red Bay.
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who is a patient in South
Huron hospital, Exeter.
Kelly Campbell of Exeter
spent the week-end with her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Sweitzer. She
returned home Sunday
evening and the Sweitzers
were supper guests with the
Campbell's
Bill and Michelle Morenz
visited Sunday with his
parents here.
Mrs. Alice Keller visited a
day last week with her sister
T-A photo Mrs. Mary Hey, of Blake,
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ