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1—Fordson Major Diesel
1—Ford 881 with loader
1—David Brown 990 (Red)
1—IHC Model "C" with loader
1—Ford 5000 Gas, power steering
1—Ford 3000 Diesel, power steering
1—IHC Super "C" with 2 row scuffler
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Most residents in -Granton
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business plans were completed
for e lingerie demonstration.
Mrs. Verna Duffield of London
formerly of .Granton was a guest
at the meeting.
.Anglican
At St. Thomas Anglican Church
Sunday Rev. R.N, Savary
delivered an inspiring message
on Happiness Is, "Happy is the
man who_ is the generous giver."
The Harvest Thanksgiving
Service will be held next Sunday
at 11:00 a.m.
United Church News
Rev. M. McInally conducted
the morning service at Granton
United Church.
Next Sunday all Sunday School
children are asked to sit with
their teachers. They will be going
through the gates into their new
classes during a short service up
in church.
First Quality Aimatex Paints
Buy One Gallon At
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Second Gallon For Only ... F-:
By MRS. WILLA HARDINO Along with other items of advancing this far in the series
A hearing was held. Thursday
at the Lucan Legion starting at
10:00 a.m. concerning the
proposed water system for the
village of Granton. Most of the
residents attending the meeting
were there to oppose the water
system and to present their ideas
on the issue.
Chairman A.R. Arrell said he
was concerned because no site for
the water supply had been chosen
and who could ensure a
municipal water system could
supply as good a water supply as
the residents on deep wells have
already.
A decision by the Ontario
Municipal Board will be made
within two months of the hearing,
ACW Meeting
The September meeting of the
ACW was held Wednesday
evening in the Anglican Church
parish hall. Mrs. Kenneth
Hodgins president presided with
the opening prayers and
business. Mrs. Jack Noon was
in charge of reading the
meditation and other readings.
Scripture was read by Mrs.
Marjorie Morley and the litany by
Mrs. C. Lewis. 1§: Buy One Quart At
Regular Price And Get
Second Quart For Only . 50
YOUNGEST AND OLDEST — Persons of all ages took part in Saturday's Muscular Dystrophy roller
skate-athon at the Exeter arena. Above, the oldest skater fireman Har Brintnell is shown with two of the
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Ball News
The senior girls wound up their
ball season Tuesday at Kirkton
ball park. They were beaten by
Blanshard in the third game of
the semi-finals.
Congratulations to the girls in
Biddulph sets hourly rates Exeter Main St,
Beside Victoria & Grey Trust
I for an implement shed and an
addition to the barn. At the September meeting of
the Biddulph Township Council,
members were advised that the
Ontario Municipal Board had
and better luck next year,
Personals
Mr. & Mrs, John McColl and
Mr. & Mrs. William Bannerman
attended the wedding reception
Saturday evening in honour of
George And Louise Gagan held at
the Ailsa Craig town hall
following their marriage,
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hodgson
motored to Niagara Falls last
week where they spent a few
days. They were accompanied by
their daughter Phylis and
husband Mr. & Mrs. Alan
Gregory of St. Marys.
Visitorsiwith Mrs. Henry
Evans and family was her
daughter Yvette and husband
Mr. John Stuart. The Stuarts are
moving to Thompson, Northern
Manitoba where Mr. Stuart will
be working in the nickel mines.
Mr. Henry Evans arrived home
Monday from a three week
holiday in England where he
visited with his sister and family
of Worthing Sussex.
Mrs. Wilda Clatworthy left on a
motor trip to northern Ontario
accompanied by relatives for a
few days last week.
Mrs, Harold Johnson and
daughter Robin of London visited
with Mrs. Gordon Parkinson
Wednesday of last week and
attended the birthday party of
Robert Parkinson on his fourth
birthday.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Hodgins, Mrs.
Lois Herbert and family and Mrs.
Joseph Bryan attended the
chicken barbeque Friday evening
at Saintsbury Anglican Church.
Mr. & Mrs. John Talbot and
Robin of Oakville visited with
Mrs. Ross Clatworthy on the long
weekend, Julie and daughter
Robin stayed with her mother for
a few days after which Mrs.
Clatworthy returned with her
daughter to her home for a couple
of days.
Mrs. Rhoda Yosinski of
Winnipeg, Manitoba spent the
weekend visiting with her uncle
Mr. Carlton Ridley.
Mrs, Walter Harding, Mr, ,Jim
and Donald Harding travelled to
Sault St. Marie last week to at-
tend the funeral of their uncle Mr.
George Harding.
reserved its decision on whether
or not a Public Water System was
needed in Granton.
Members of council did not
concur with a resolution from
the town of Whitby wanting
"special events" liquor permits
easier to obtain.
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CLOVER FARM
Hourly wages were set for road
employees: Road Superin-
tendent, $5.00 per hour; full time
machinery operators $5.00 per
hour; part time machinery
operators, $4.50 per hour; part
time truck driver $4.00 per hour
and casual part time help, $3.50
per hour.
The contract for constructing
both the Brock Drain and the
Colwell-Cronyn-Isaac Drain was
awarded to the Robert Nicholson
Company.
Building permits were ap-
proved for; Peter Fevery, lot 6
ednceSsion 1 for a silo; Thonias
Ryan, lot 34, concession 4 for a
silo; Donald Squire, lot 2 con-
cession 1, for a silo; John
Harrigan, lot 11 concession 6 for a
lean-to onto the barn; George
Johnston, lot 26 N.B., a barn and
John Marrinan, lot 18 concession
By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Morley, Mr. &
Mrs. MacLeod Mills and Mr, &
Mrs. Gordon Johnson spent the
• weekend at the Morley cottage at
Wiarton.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Elliott, Lucan
visited with Mr. & Mrs,Cleve
Pullman Sunday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Hodgins
visited Sunday evening with Mr.
& Mrs, John Scott.
Sunday supper guests with Mr.
& Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins were:
Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Grose and
family, qanwor.th mr•
Hans van Leeuwen, Ridgetown;
Mrs. Given Grose and Karen,
Lucan; Robert Blackwell,
London; Mr. & Mrs. Don O'Neil
and Brian Lucan; Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Mardlin and family and Mr.
& Mrs. Bill Mardlin and family,
Wesley; and Hilson Grose Lucan.
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
The Agriculture meeting of
Kippen East WI will be held on
September 18 at 8:30 p.m. at the
t home of -Mrs..E. ,WhitehouseT-t
Mrs. Campbell Eyre will give
• the motto, Mrs. S. Pepper a poem
and Mrs. E. Whitehouse a con-
test.
James Scott will speak about
India. Members are reminded to
bring recipes.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Mells, Mr. &
Mrs. Dean Gibson visited in
Walkerton with Dean's sister
Mrs. Mary McGillivary.
Ray Bell has erected a new
shed for his trucks.
Mrs. Edna Caldwell, Exeter
and Mrs. Harry Caldwell at-
tended the European Tour
Reunion in Hanover, Sunday.
Dear Readers
I think the Kippen news will
soon have to be discontinued as I
have more people call to tell me
not to put their name in the paper
than those who tell me what to
put in.
HURON PARK
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