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TRUCKS • TRACTORS • BACKHOES • EQUIPMENT
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Thames Road East , Phone 235-2200
SPORTS EQUIPMENT MAKES
A GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT...
and Rollies in Grand Bend has iti
The World's Na. Selling
Snowmobile Is Now On Sale.
DECEMBER 1-22, 1980
OFF!
Blizzard® 9500
by skidoo
OFF
Blizzard° 7500
or 5500 and
Evers'®
(all models)
SOUTH BEND SPORTS
On H'way 21
5 Mi. S. of Grand Bend
1 Mi. N. of Pinery
PHONE 243-2550 SALE HOURS:
WE ARE OPEN DAILY
FROM 9 A.M. -9 P.M.
INCLUDING SUNDAYS
On. Wednesday, December
17 starting at 6:30 p.m, the
annual hay ride sponsored by,
the Granton Volunteer Fire
Department with Santa also
visiting the scout s hall will
take place on qaturday at,
11:30 a.m.
Santa. will be at the
general store, and after that
he will be treating at the
Forester Restaurant,
aecic and see two planes
land. The trip ended with
supper at MacDonald's,
Santo Claus Is
canting, to Granton
Special Prices
in Effect
for the Evening
on
Accessories
and
Merchandise
Items.
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Priced to
Clear
From Only
9699
ATTENTION
Snowmobilers
Open
House
Thurs., Dec. 18
at
7:30 p.m.
Films on snowmobiling
and snowmobile safety
will be shown.
An O.P.P. Community Ser-
vices Officer will be in
attendance to explain the
new "Trespass to Property
Act."
We have a limited number
of "The Snowmobilers
Handbook" and these will
be given out free of
charge on a first come
basis.
Blyth 523.4244
Exeter 235-1115
Now on Sale
At Only
9549
This 287-lb. firecracker of
sled loves a good time.
Simply throw your weight
around, and Spitfire will
immediately respond.
Free-air 340 FireburstTM
engine has direct drive.
That's about 40 less parts
for you to worry about. Ski
spindles are canted for
superb stability. There are
heavy-duty shocks and
aluminum slide-rail
suspension to cushion
your ride. CDI, butterfly
carb, too. Stop in today for
a test drive.
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Comfort with
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STORY TELLING TIME — The youngsters on the Discount Dave float in Saturday's Santa Claus parade were listening to a
story. From the left are Sheri Wells, Karri Case, Shelley Wells, Kathy Robertson, Kim Lewis, Tony Robertson, Andrea Pearce
and Jackie Wells. • T-A photo
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* Superior engineered roof system aid heavy duty end walls
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• Tough, deep ribbed 8" corrigated arch panels easily
bolt tdgether.
• Heavy duty deep contoured trapezoid end walls.
• Butyl sealer for weather-tight seal.
• Wide, easy access door system with door lites, ball
bearings and door guides.
• Colour coded pieces for easy erection,
• An obstruction free interior,
• Sizes from 12' to 100'.
• Also available in straight wall designs. Now available at these
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• HARROW
Queen St. Ph: 738-2221
eRIDGETOWN
Erie St. South Ph: 674-5465
• EXETER
Hwy. 83 Ph: 235-1422
• SOUTHAMPTON
Hwy. 21 Ph: 797-3245
Or ask at any of our 16 Conklin Home Centres
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OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES: • Walk-In doors.
• Roof Iltes. • Gravity vents.
• Rotary vents. • Overhead door frames.
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rs lit;rante
BY MRS, E. SUMMERS
On Tuesday evening a pot
luck supper, with invited
guests, the leaders of the
youth groups. Scouts, .cubs
and beavers, also member of
the C.O.I.T. and the
plorers and their'leaders and
the Junior Choir and their
leader.'
Following the supper and
selections from the choir,
unit .5 who were responsible
for the prograM, gave a
presentation, forming a Star,
with unit members
representing light, hope,
serenity, peace, and love,
this was interspersed with
Christmas hymns, with
everyone singing, Mrs. John
Harlton, sang a Christmas
solo in convection with the
star presentation.
The highlight of the even-
ing was a concertput on by
the Stevens family of St.
Marys. This talented group
consisted of Mrs, Stevens‘
leader, who also is the con-
ductor of the "St. MarYs Bell
Ringers" or better known as
the Belles of St. Marys. The
rest of the' group are
daughter, Heather, eight
years, violinist, son, Ray-
mond six years; celloist,
grandmother Mrs.., Rolston
accompanist, and father,
Harry who supplied the
vocal part of the program.
Following the program,
mrs. Wilfred Garrett presid-
ed over the business
meeting, opening with a
reading , entitled "Thoughts
Lion's Club, to be held at the.
Kirkton Community Centre
February 16,
Medway school
concert
A number of interested
parents and their friends,
from Granton and area,
attended the , Christmas
Concert '80 at Medway High
School on Thursday.
' The program consisted of
Church.news
At the United Chureth Rev.
Elwood Morden was in
charge of the worship for the
third Sunday in Advent, and
entitled his sermon "The'Ac-
tive God". Christmas is a
joyous season, it is a time
for giving and receiving
presents, Christmas is also a
time of celebration. We
must remember, said the
minister that God is an ac-
tive God, He comes into
every situation that we face,
He walks with us.
What is it that we have to
celebrate (1) We have to un-
derstand the Joy of Christ-
mas, the Joy that brought us
a Sayiour (2) God can take
our efforts and our deeds
and build something
beautiful from them. (3) We
celebrate the fact that God
was active in saving Jesus
from Herod's clutches, and
that no obstacle can keep us
from the love of Jesus, that
is what we should celebrate
at Christmas, said Rev.
Morden.
Diane Cook performed the
ceremony of lighting the
third candle in the Advent
Wreath denoting "Joy!'. A
presentation by the pupils of
Mrs. Robert Garett's and
Mrs. Kenneth Waugh's Sun-
day School Class, was en-
titled "Christmas wreath
and Christmas packages":
The following children-
took part: Elearior Kop,
Ginger McCall, Mark
Humphrey, Jonathon
Chovancek, _Tracy Urlin,
Mark Wright, Cathy Fox,
Carrie Wallis, Blair Fraser,
and Bobby Fox.
Special anthems were
provided by the junior and
senior choirs.
At St. Thomas Anglican
Church, Rev. Gregg Smith
conducted the morning
prayer service. Mrs. Jim
Hodgins performed the
ceremony of lighting the
third candle in the Advent
Wreath denoting "Joy".
In place of the sermon, a
presentation given by the the
Sunday School pupils, on the
"Christian Symbols of.
Christmas".. Holding signs
To pot luck supper
W entertain number of youth groups
time of fellowship was en-
joyed over lunch served in
the church hall, and a visit
from Santa Claus,
C.b,I.T. national
• Vesper Service 1980
The theme for this year's
Vesper Service, conducted
by the Gianton C.G.I.T. was
"No Magic Wand". This
very inspirational and
meaningful service was
presented by the members
of C.G.I.Tt with some
assistance • from the choir
and Explorers. A
candlelighting ceremony
with the theme "Pass it on",
was most impressive.
All the members had some
part in the service.
The service concluded
with the singing of a special
were Terry. Vicky and byrnn, "Love is .the 0.reatePt the girls and leaders, in the
McRobert are to be con-
gratulated for their gilidanee
in the preparation of this
service.
Refreshments served by
A COUNCIL FLOAT -- Councillor Jay Campbell and town employee Donna Glanville ride
on the Exeter council float in Saturday's Santa. Claus parade, T-A photo
Cub news
Twelve cubs and eight
beavers took part in a field
trip to the London. Airport on,
December fi, arents
assisted the leaders with. the
transportation and.' supervi-
sion.
The boys were taken on a
guided tour by an R.C.M.P.
officer, and had a chance
the observation
1.01.11.11 .MEMI!NWONV
FOR THE BEST
DEALS
IN TOWN
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Fun with
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on Life . A number of items Keron Davis and Gary and Gift". Leaders Mrs. Robt. Church basement completed Janaie Hoar. Giving scrip- of business were discussed Harloff and Mrs. Gordon the evening, and taken care .of. It was ture readings in connection
symbols w re e decided to cater to the Mr. with
sponsored by the Granton
Ken-
and Mrs. Farmer's Dinner Helen, Marion and John
ny Beatson
the
, Betty Ann,
Herbert. Sylvia. Beatson
played "Silent Night" on a
mini monica. Scott Hodgins,
Kayleen Warrington, Joanne
and Jamie Hoar and Jeanine
French took part in a
playlet.
Credit for this Sunday
School presentation goes to
the following teachers, Mrs,
Don Beatson, Mrs. Kenneth
Hoar, Mrs, Jim Hodgins,.
and 'Miss S. the service
a
usan Noon. .
selections by the senior and Following
junior bands, senior and
junior choirs, also numbers
by choirs from Biddulph and
Prince Andrew Public
Schools, Following the per-
formance a social time was
enjoyed over refreshments.
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