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First great grandson for Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Wein. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator visited Sunday with Mrs. Mary Thornton in Seaforth Hospital, and were supper guests with their daughter Barbara Presz- cator and Bryan Lavett Goderich. Jody and Rhonda Glanville returned home to Parkhill after spending the March break with their grand-, parents Mr. and Mrs. Stan k tzcator. Zigzag width control / Straight stitch •,! Patch-o-matic darner Thread tension control-- Buttonhole Overcasting Feather Triple Lock Stretch Stretch blind horn Tricot Straight a Zigzag 20 0%F F Regular Price INGO SWEATERS Top quality manufacturers - Canadian made. Turtle or V-neck sweaters. Our Price can't be beat! 1/ SUGGESTED 02 RETAIL 46 PRICE ' BABY ZIP QUILT A luxurious gift for baby. Keeps baby warm day and night, without weight. Made in Canada, for decorative linens. $1295 JUST • each CERAMIC BATHROOM FIXTURES Choose from switchplates, towel holders, tissue holders, and more. Assorted colours. 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Phone 482-7700 For Registration & Information VANASTRA FACTORY OUTLET "The Store that Saves Yee More' MIN 1 — 1101,6 LADS'S atitts • SAO, WEAN — TARO 40011S — Strom,* MAc1110111 — P01010 600011— STORE HOURS: Monday • Friday 10 a.m..11 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday 12 noon • S p.m. Highway 4 - South of Clinton at Vanastra Pair 4A Seniors, Medwa.y club enloyvcomr. Grcinton Women's Institute learn .value and use of different Timas-Advocata, March 26, 196k Rv MRS. E. SUMMERS. The Antelel St. Patrick's day pot luck supper and euchre sponsored by the Granton proved a. great success, This event was. held in the Mason's hall on Monday evening, Prize winners for the. euchre were, ladies high score,, Mrs. E. Slimmers; lone hands, Mrs. Mary spa/11014w of Kirkton; low scare, Mrs. John Bryan; and, men's high score, Clarence Switzer of Kirkton; lone hands George Round; and low score, Fred Van- derHiede of Denfield. Mrs. Donald. Roloson was the hostess for the March meeting of the Granton W.I. on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins presided. The roll call was answered by naming a tree and the use of its wood. The program topic was Canadian industries and conveners were Mrs, N. Riddell and Mrs: H. Hodgins, Mrs, Riddell read an in- formative article on the different trees and what they were the source of. This mentioned that farm forests were a dormant gold mine; it was also mentioned that there was a free service for woodland evaluation and woodlot management. Mrs. Hodgins enlarged on the Motto which was "Buy Canadian Products and keep Canadians Working." She also gave some information on growing roses and a recipe for a homemade household cleaner. The program concluded with a humorous reading on how to tell if you were an Old Timer. By MISS JEAN COPELAND Mr. and Mrs, Doug Webb, Steven, Scotty Lee and Mark, Pointe Clark visited during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb. Saturday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Small, Craig and Peggy of Culloden and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Craigmile, London were Sunday guests. Mrs. Don Rixon, London visited Wednesday with her aunt, Miss Rhea Mills. Mrs. John Rodd and Mrs. Clarence Thomson attended a bridal shower for Susan Martin of Delhi Sunday afternoon. Mr. John Rodd visited with Mr. Roy Martin. Mrs. Clarence Lewis, former secretary, mentioned that this year was the 66th anniversary of the. Granton W.I. and reminisced by reading some of the highlights from the past five years. During the business period, donations were voted to the two Granton 4-11 clubs, also it was decided to again canvass the village of Granton for the Lucan- Bicidulph Cancer Society. The following members volunteered; Mesdames G. Dann, H. Wissell, C. Lewis, J. Pecko, H, Hodgins, E. French, D. Roloson and J, Scott, Mrs. E. Summers agreed to be captain. A nominating committee was named consisting of Mesdames N. Riddell, C.McRobert, and E. Sum- mers. Medway Euchre club The Medway euchre club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McRobert on March 18. The following members were prize winners: -ladies' high score, Clara Hodgins; lone hands, Ethel Lewis, low score Charlotte Kerr, and- men's high score, Carman Hodgins; lone hands, Austin Hobbs; low score, Jim Kerr. Friendly Neighbors There was a good turnout on Wednesday afternoon at the Scout Hall, for an en- joyable time playing pool, shuffleboard and euchre, and later a social time over refreshments. C.G.I.T. news The Granton C.G.I.T. with leaders Mrs. Robt. Harlott and Mrs. Ken Waugh, en- joyed an afternoon of swimming and playing basket-ball at the Stratford Y.M.C.A. ending up at MacDonald's for refresh- ments later. Church news At St. Thomas Anglican Church Rev. F.G. Braby of Stratford was in charge of the service and the Celebrant of the Sacrament of Holy Communion assisted by Miss Marion Herber who read the Epistle for the day. Rev. Braby spoke on the four Sundays in Lent, leading up to the fifth, which is Passion Sunday. This length of time introduces the suffering Jesus went through before his crucifixion on Good Friday. Christ un- derwest ' a series of temptations during his forty days in the wilderness ; the three main temptations were physical, mental, and spiritual. Flowers were placed in the church from the funeral of the late James Brintnell by his family. At the United Church Rev. Elwood Morden was in Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall, Marylou and Robert visited Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cun- ningham at Mar Ontario Tuesday, Marylou returned home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee were Friday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickens Exeter. Mrs. Greta Gibson and Mrs. Ken Bilyea, Bryanston Communion at Greenway By MANUEL CURTS The Sacrament of Holy Communion was observed at the United Church service on Sunday. During the service the Rev. Harley Moore in- ducted Mrs. Fred Bullock, newly elected member of the Session. Many in the community attended the dance and presentation at the Corb.At Community Centre Saturday evening, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Larry McFalls and Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lagerwerf, recent newlyweds. Expressions of sympathy are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hutchinson and other relatives, owing to the death of Mrs. Hutchinson's mother, Mrs. Phoebe Thompson at Chateau Gar- dens Nursing Home, Parkhill, on Saturday. Peter Eagleson, Sarnia, holidayed last week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Carman Woodburn, The winter travellers are returning: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Woodburn, following a couple weeks holiday in Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whiteford, following a three month stay in Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Steeper, back from a holiday in Hawaii, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pollock, home from a six week trip to Florida. charge of the worship for the fifth Sunday in Lent. Rev, Morden entitled his message "The Great Outlaw," this referred to the other man on the cross being crucified with Jesus, this man was a thief, and was paying for his crime with his life. He heard Jesus pray— "Father forgive them, they know not what they do," he also saw the sign on Jesus's cross, "This is. Jesus, King of the Jews", Realizing that Jesus could help, this man said, Lord remember me. when"Thoucometh into Thy Kingdom," and Jesus an- swered "Today thou shalt be with me in Paradise." This man did not pray to Jesus to save him from the cross, but that he would be able to know a better life with Jesus, said Rev. Morden, Continuing with the Lenten drama series a dialogue presented by Mrs, Roy Penman and Doug Brown told the story of Peter's denial of Jesus, before the Crucifixion. Flowers were placed in the church from the funeral of the late James Brintnell. At the Granton Com- munity Bible Church Rev. Glen Fetz taught from Phil. 2 9-11, these verses tell us that God highly exalted Christ after He had humbled himself by coming to earth as a servant, and ultimately to die for our sins on Calvary. Christ is now at the right hand of God in- terceding 'for His followers, When Christ comes again, He will return as Lord and King, and at that time every knee shall bow to Jesus, either voluntarily or by force. The evening Bible Study Group, met at the home of Mrs. Fred Crouch on March 19. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday April 2. Please call this number for further information: Mrs. Mike Sims 225-2493, Personals Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McGuffin, Margaret, Kenneth and Mrs. A Carson have returned home' after spending two weeks at Fort Myers, Florida. 1VIr. and Mrs. Robt Garrett have returned home after spending the school break holiday on the Island of St. Thomas in the Caribbean. Sincere sympathy is ex- tended to family of the late James Brintnell who passed away on Thursday, March 20. Miss Betty Ann Herbert returned home on Saturday, after spending the school break with Miss Rona Hickey of Toronto. Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins was a guest at a retirement dinner party, given by Simpson's of London in honor of Mrs. Jean Sharpies, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll Wednesday af- ternoon. Misses Marina and Fiona, Walker, Grand Bend spent several days with the Tindall family this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Delbridge, Exeter called on Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dougall Exeter, Friday. Mrs. Marg Carroll and Mrs. D. Smith called on Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barker and Marla Thursday evening. Mrs. Heber Davis and Mrs. Earl Atkinson had lunch on Sunday with Mrs. Flossey Dickins, McCormick home London.Mrs. Dickins was observing her 87th birth- day. Jeff Young,Lucan and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Greenlee and children visited their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis Sunday. at the Latin Quarter on March 19, Mrs, Hodgins is a former member of the Simpson's staff. The community was saddened on hearing of the death of the late Canon. David Rees of London.. Canon Rees was the supply clergyman for St. Thomas trees Anglican Church, since the retirement of Rev. Mary Mills who was unable to. carry on her duties because of illness,