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GRANTON
The Granton Women's
Institute sponsored a bus trip
to Windsor on August 28.
Many places of interest were
visited, and everyone had an
enjoyable day.
Attend Bridal Shower
Some Granton members of
Court Valentine Canadian
Forester's attended a
shower for Marianne
Youngson at the home of
Mrs. Malcolm Spence, on
Monday evening, Miss
Youngson's wedding to
Marvin Kennedy of St.
Marys takes place on
September 22.
Church news
Douglas Willis of Mitchell,
was again in charge of the 11
a.m. service at St. Thomas
Anglican Church, while Rev.
Mary Mills is recuperating
from her illness.
Taking the theme for his
sermon from the Gospel of
St. Mark chapter 18, on the
Blind man of Jericho, Mr.
Willis said "We are
spiritually blind, we need to
see God, and we need to see
Him as He sees us. Life is a
gift from God, which can be
enjoyed.
Personals
Congratulations are ex-
tended to Jane Kerr of
Mississauga, 11 year old
granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Kerr of Granton.
Jane was awarded three gold
one silver and two bronze
medals, also two fifth place
ribbons, she set two British
By GORDON MORLEY
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Corbett
visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Charles Corbett and family
Saturday to celebrate their
56th wedding anniversary
and Mrs. Corbett's birthday.
Mrs. Marlene Gallagher,
Leeza and Bryce of Van-
couver B.c , spent several
weeks with her mother Mrs.
Alex Young & relatives and
friends.
Brinsley United Church
Sunday School is to resume
this coming Sunday Sep-
tember 9.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Trevithick received word of
the sudden death of Dr. Otto
Kieling of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, husband of Verna
Trevithick,
Mrs. Audrey Desjardine,
Listowel visited with her
sisters Mrs. Fred Lewis and
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swimmers competing.
Get well wishes go to
Harry Forster, who is
recovering from burns he
sustained in an accident, the
week end before last. Harry
is a patient at the burn unit
at Victoria Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Harlton and Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Hodgins, motored to
Cochrane, then took the
Polar Bear Express for the
five-day trip North,
Michael, Craig, and
Sandra Summers of
Prescott, spent the holiday
week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Summers.
Mrs. Elmer Summers
attended the funeral of her
brother-in-law, the late John
Babbidge of Low Banks Ont.,
on Friday and stayed
overnight with her sister"and
her husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Gowland of
Hamilton.
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CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY — Stephen Reeve Kenn
Campbell and his wife June celebrated their 25th Wedding
Anniversary September 4, 1979. They have a daughter
Deborah Ann (Debbie), a son Kenneth Barry (deceased in
1977), two grandchildren, Tina Marie, Matthew Jonathon
and a son-in law John Joseph Glavin. Open reception to be
held September 8. Photo by Jack Doerr
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GOLF RUNNERSUP — In Monday's junior senior golf tournament at the Ironwood course
Doug Fletcher and Gord Ross were third and Rich and Bob Fletcher placed second.
Several from this com-
munity took in the senior
citizens bus trip to "The
Sound of Music" at the
Huron Country Playhouse,
her mother, Mrs. Lyle
Steeper of Corbett, Thea
Turpin of Strathroy and her
mother, Mrs, Doris Bor.
charding of London, spent a
most enjoyable time
together.
Thursday they travelled
to St. Jacobs, Elmira and
Elora where they spent the
day browsing through the
many craft shops, boutiques
and antique stores in that
area,
The annual Decoration
Service was held Sunday at
St. James Anglican church,
Rev. John Hofland, Rector,
was in charge of the service
with Rev. George Anderson
of Exeter preaching the
sermon,
The cemetery was a
beautiful garden of flowers
placed in loving memory by
relatives and friends.
Wilfred Cunningham spent
last week with his daughter,
Isobel and Arnold Harper at
St. Pauls.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Loveland Irvington, New
Jersey, spent several days,
Kurt Gebel.
Mrs. Evelyn Parker,
Harriston, spent a few'days
n many attend bri e dal vent Mrs. Viola Carter. On
last week with her sister,
• recently, with Mr. and Mrs. Granton ladies take tour,
CLANDEBOYE Grand Bend, on Wednesday
afternoon, stopping enroute
home for a lovely supper at
Greenway Anglican church.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. David Hill who were
married on Saturday in St.
George's Anglican Church,
London. Reception was held
in Lucan Community Centre.
Mrs. Art Hodgins and her
daughter, Laura McLean of
12th Lobo, Carrie .Anne
McAlpine of Ailsa Craig and
Tuesday, Mrs. George
Simpson accompanied them
on a bus trip to Windsor and
area, sponsored by the
Granton Women's Institute,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Morley of Hazel Park
Michigan visited on Sunday
with the former's sister,
Mrs. Art Hodgins and at-
tended Decoration Day at
St. James Cemetery.
September 12 at 8,00 p.m.
the Clandeboye Women's
Institute will hold their
September meeting in the
United Church. The meeting
will be under the Con-
venership of Tweedsmuir
History.
Chris Andre of the Lamb-
ton Heritage Museum will be
on hand to show his slides of
the History of the Railroads
in South Western Ontario.
We are asking for
donations of all kinds of
material for the rag carpet
they are weaving at the
museum. So bring your old
worn out bedsheets, nylons,
dresses, (anything that can
be cut into strips) to the
meeting. Non-Institute
members wishing to con-
tribute to this, may do so.
Anyone in the community,
including men that would
like to see these historic
slides, are welcome to come.
Musical numbers by Lori
Noyes of Lucan and history
projects by young people of
the community, should make
this an interesting meeting.
Mark this date on your
calendar, September 12 at 8.
The government
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The new CHIP program,covers
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