Times-Advocate, 1980-05-07, Page 27or a peach of a mom
BIKE RIDERS READY TO igAvEGRANION ON SUNDAY'S RIDE FOR CANCER
Sunday, May 11th,
is Mother's Day. And because. the
Colonel thinks that Mothers are
just the berries, he has a very
special 'gift for them.
May 11th,. pick up a bucket or a
barrel of Kentucky Fried Chicken. and
we'll give you a pretty pink rose pin
for Mom.
Offer good while supplies last.
A rose pinfor a peach of a Mother..
Thank you, Colonel!
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By MRS.. E. SUMMERS
ORANION.
On an ideal day weather
wise., 513. riders left the
Granton Monument Ground
shortly after 100 p.m.. -on
Sunday, Granton Lien's Club
-members, Wm. Goa and
Ted -Piesen were the star-
ters, each holding the end of
the .cancer banner.
' The Granton Volunteer
Fire Dept provided a truck to
patrol the route with. first Aid
.equipment to deal with any
eeSnaltieS, There was only
dne very slight accident,
The youngest rider was
Paula Pince.mbe 4 years old,
who went all. the way on a
very small two-wheeler.Two
year old Jenny Blake was a
hitch hiker on her dad's bike.
The executive of the
Lucan-Biddulph Cancer
Society wish to extend their
appreciation to everyone
who helped in any way to
make this event such a
success, and to congratutlate
all the riders from Lucan
and Granton.
news
The C,G.I.T. meeting,
conducted by Bonnie
Harloff, Christine Jones, and
Stephanie Penman, opened
with the C.G.I,T. purpose.
The Roll Call was answered
with "Have you ever felt like
running away from home?"
Stephanie read a selection
called "Love One Another"
and this was the theme for
the evening. In their
presentations of prayers and
stories, they showed how to
live in a world where there
is a lack of love, in school, in
life in general, and
sometimes in our families,
but we can always depend on
God.
A scavenger hunt in which
people of the Community
were asked to perform
specified actions, was played
and members thank those
who participated in this
game and added to the fun.
The meeting closed with the
C.G,I.T.
Happy Gang meet
The Granton Happy Gang
met at the United Church on
April 30. Mrs. James Kerr
,presided and conducted the
business The fried chicken
lunch for the June meeting
was discussed and a decision
to have the same menu was
made.
Following the business,
euchre and crokinole were
enjoyed. Members with
, birthdays in April and
having their names on the
Fifty eight .enter. - -cancer e
anor0 news to irnow,fltra AS their Savior. not trihtilatiOn, -nor spiritual walk with God i.e, seelting
Elwood 1VIorden conducted believers from evil. .gvil Iff:-whatever hurts ChrlstiarY's world's standards
the Sunday worship, con-
tinuing his series of the Ten.
commandments, entitling-
his sermon "Modern
Superstitions".
YQtx may think this is
very trivial commandment,
especially in this twentieth
Century, the second com-
mandment is as up-to-date in
our churches today as in the
time of Moses, We have
things in our church that are
very sacred, such. AS the
.cross, and ourstained glass.
windows, that remind us of
God,
What has this to do with
1980 and our superstitions?
said Rev, Morden, I am.
going to name some very
popular superstitions which
exist today, (1) technology,
machines have become
idols, man can create en-
vironmental destruction, (2)
faith in education, man is
more than a brain, he has a
will and a heart. (3)
progress, most of us still
believe in this superstition in
spite,of two world wars and
other lesser ones. (4) the
current worship of
liberation, when we make
liberty an idol, we turn it into
license, and finally religion,
I believe religion has become
an idol, we worship our-
selves instead of the true
God.
At St, Thomas Anglican
Church, Rev. Gregg Smith
conducted the Service,
taking his sermon from the
Gospel of St. Luke, Rev,
Smith referred to the
Ministry of Jesus, saying
that in Christ's Ministry we
hear the word of God, and
the Truth will set us free.
For the children's Story,
the rector used a puppet to
illustrate the importance of
telling the truth.
At the Granton Com-
munity Bible Church,
George Eizenga, spoke on
John chapter 17, Which
contained Jesus 'prayer for
His Disciples then, and also
for all those who would come
At the United. Church Rev. Jesus asks OW to keep all conflict, nor suffering,. but popularity or success by the
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A goodly sum was realized
for the Bunny Bundle fund
from the collection.
Perionals
Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Harlton have returned from
spending the winter in
Lakeland Florida.
,Mr. and Mrs. John Forrest
have returned home after
spending the month of April
with relatives in Florida.
Farmer
Continued from page 12'A
same number under five
acres."
He said a huge surplus in
potatoes and subsequently a
lower price is due to imparts
from the Eastern Canadian
provinces and front U.S.
states, mostly from Maine
and Florida.
The seed producer said
only about one-third of the
potatoes consumed in
Ontario were home grown,
His average yield of the
seven varieties of seed
potatoes is about 350 bags
containing 75 pounds each.,
An Ontario Potato
Producers Marketing Board
is in it's first year of
operation and Van Leeuwen
also belongs to a Seed
Producers organization.
Klein-Westland turnips
will be sure tope the first to
hit the Ontario market this
summer, Almost two weeks
ago some 30,000 turnip plants
were transplanted to a one
and a half acre sandy plot of
the Van Leeuwen farm,
He is believed to be the
only turnip farmer in
Ontario to grow plants in the
green houses and then
transplant to the field when
they are about five inches
tall,
They are started in a
greenhouse and then trans-
ferred to a cold frame for a
couple of weeks to become
hardier to withstand cool
weather before being hand
planted.
Van. Leeuwen said five
persons were able to trans-
plant about 20,000 turnips in
one day,
Spanish onions are the only
other crop to be transplanted
while cooking onion and
carrot seeds are sown,
The Van Leeuwen's have
five children. They are Nick,
1Viathilde, Alen, a student at
UWO and Andy and John
attending North tambton
High School in Forest.
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