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Times-Advocate, August 11, 1977
Grantonites at Playhouse
By MRS. E. SUMMERS
GRANTON
Thursday evening August 4 a
bus. left Grant= Village, it's
destination was the Country
Playhouse Grand Bend, and by
the time it had taken on more
passengers along the Town Line
and Whalen's Corners, it was
filled to capacity. This was a trip
sponsored by Court Valentine
Lady Foresters in order to see the
play "Babes in Arms" which was
Howard Krueger and Mrs.
Marvin Cressman, Waterloo
brother and sister of Mr. Ross
Krueger, and another brother,
Mr. Stewart Krueger, Victoria,
B.C. visited Ross Krueger at
Huronview and Mrs. Krueger at
Credi ton.
Miss Nola Faist spent several
days last week with Rev. & Mrs.
Fred Faist, Stratford.
Mrs. Peter Martin entertained
members of her Sunday School
class at K.O.A, Camp, south of
Ailsa Craig, last week. Those who
went were Ruth Ann and Lisa
Martin, Robert and Randy
Bowers, Kim and Jeff Galloway,
Dean and Lee Watt and Karen
Hodge. Assisting Mrs. Martin
were Mr. Martin and Mrs. Ron
being presented at the
Playhouse.
CHURCH NEWS
At St. Thomas Anglican Church
Rev. Mary Mills conducted the
morning service, and took her
sermon for the ninth Sunday after
Trinity from the Gospel of St.
Luke, and dwelt on the parable of
the rich man and the unjust
steward.
Watt. They enjoyed crafts, Bible
study, hikes, games and swim-
ming.
Rev. Bert Carr, London,
conducted the service at Zion
United Church Sunday morning.
Special music was provided in
duet by Miss Doris Schwartz and
Mr. Doug Gill. Mrs. Gill played
the introductory music.
Mrs. Ross Haugh, ac-
companied by Mr. & Mrs. Lorne
Finkbeiner, toured Ontario for
several days last week. They
spent a day in Manitoulin Island,
then went as far north as Sud-
bury.
Mrs. Mildred Bell, Hamilton,
and Mrs. Olive Wilson, Dundas,
were guests of Ella Morlock this
week.
"No servant can be the slave of
two masters, he will be loyal to
one, and despise the other, you
cannot serve both God and
money," said Rev. Mills.
An interesting account was
given by the minister on her
vacation in Labrador, especially
the friendliness of the people
there.
The service at St. Thomas will
be at 8:15 a.m. next Sunday, the
congregation of the United
Church are invited to join in
worship with St. Thomas while
Rev. Elwood Morden is on
vacation this month.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Roy McRobert on the arrival of
twins, a son and a daughter at St.
Joseph's Hospital London on
Friday August 5, 1977, Mrs.
McRobert is the former Judy
Sherritt.
Mr. & Mrs. Glen Blake have
returned home after a trip to
Newfoundland .
Mr, & Mrs. Jim Stratton,
Joshua, and Megan of Hamner
north of Sudbury, recently spent
a week with Mrs. Stratton's
parents Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Lam-
bert.
Mr. & Mrs. Austin Hobbs at-
tended the Powell reunion picnic
on Sunday, held at Weldon Park
Arva, there were 150 members of
the family in attendance.
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
After two weeks of learning,
cmfts and games, vacation Bible
school at Zion Lutheran church
came ta a close Friday evening
when a' large number of parents,
relatives and friends turned out
to see the results.
The theme, "Sing it Out, Jesus
Loves You" was emphasized
throughout. There was an
average attendance of 75 with
Pastor Mellecke in charge.
Eighteen busy mothers and high
school students gave up their
time to teach.
The Ladies Aid provided
refreshments every day as well
as Friday evening.
Following a program of
exercises and singing everyone
had a chance to see the work in
the basement before eager pupils
carried their treasures home.
Couple back
from holiday
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRALIA
Mr. & Mrs. LaWrence Hirtzel
returned home on Tuesday of last
week after spending a few days
with their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hirtzel and
family who were holidaying at
Bayfield.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Morgan spent
a few days in Port Elgin last
week returning home on Sunday
after attending the funeral of
Mrs. Morgan's brother, Mr.
William Williams, on Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Eaton of
Chatham were weekend guests
with Mrs. -John Thompson.
A family get-together was held
Monday on the lawn at Mrs.
Thompson's home in celebration
of her birthday. Among ' those
attending were Mrs. Inez Dickey
and daughter Joyce of Port
Stanley.
Mrs. Lorne Hicks was a
weekend guest with Mrs. Fred
Penwarden at her cottage at
Grand Bend.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Essery en-
joyed a week's scenic trip to
P.E.I. and Nova Scotia. At
Halifax they took the three hour
bus trip of historical places. At
Springhill they went down in a
coal mine to a depth of 400 feet.
Mr. & Mrs. Uel Schroeder and
daughter Cary Laue returned to
their home in Grand Forks B.C.
after visiting for the past three
weeks with Uel's brothers, Reg.
and Harry Schroeder, and other
members of the Schroeder
family.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden
visited on Friday with Mrs.
Barry Reid and girls who were
holidaying at the Happy Hills
Camping Ground near Lakeside
and on Sunday they were guests
for dinner with Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Paynter and family, Kirkton.
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Taylor ac-
companied by Mr & Mrs. Russell
Brock; Goderich returned home
from a pleasant motor trip
through NorthernOntario and the
Ottawa Valley.
Mr. & Mrs. William J,
MacLean received a telephone
call from their son Allan who is
on a karate tournament in
Hawaii, stating that they won the
tournament over Hawaii for
Ontario. They were royally
entertained afterwards.
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Several members of Mrs.Edith
Beierling's family gathered at
her home Friday evening with
gifts and birthday cake on the
occasion of her 80th birthday,
Mrs. Verda Bosk, Detroit,
who had spent a week with Mrs.
Louella_ Tiernan, was ac-.
companied back Thursday, .by
Mrs. Tiernan, .Mrs. Ron Merner
and Margaret Merner who
returned home, Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Siegfried Miller,
Port Dover, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Martha Miller.
A welcome surprise was the
visit of Ontario Lt-Gov. Pauline
McGibbon, honorary president of
the Senior Citizens of Ontario,
who was in Goderich for the
town's sesquicentennial.
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Hoperoft,
Waterdown, spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. George Tiernan.
Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Miller were
pleasantly surprised to have their
daughter, Vicki, of South
America attend their 25th
wedding anniversary Saturday,
August 6. She will return to her
duties Wednesday, August 10
with a figure skating show.
Zion Lutheran church held
'their _Sunday School and Service
'h the pavilion in the park
followed by a picnic dinner
served by Group 2 of the Ladies
Aid.
Pas tor M. Mellecke,
superintendent, Don Rader and
the Sunday School teachers
conducted sports with the
following winners.
Running races, age 3-5, Bob
Vanderworp; 6-8, Ross Keller;
9&10, Greg Becker; 11-13, Lisa
Miller. Balloon relay, Lisa Miller
and Lisa Vanderworp; shoe
relay, Lisa Miller; three leg race,
Patti Rader and Elizabeth
Datars; wheel barrow race, Greg
Becker and Ross Keller; back-
ward race, Brian Rader.
A candy scramble was'held for
the small children. A tug-of-war
climaxed the events with Brian
Rader's team winning, There
were several other tug-of-wars
enjoyed, especially the one in
which the women flattened the
men.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Hopkins,
Pointe Claire, Quebec, and Len
Hopkins, Vancouver, B.C, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Stade and Sherrie.
Mrs. Hilda Rader, Charles
Martene, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love,
Mrs Helen Grieves, Mrs. Letta
Taylor, Mrs. Flossie Willert and
Mrs. Florence Keller attended
the Huron County senior citizens
picnic at St. Christopher's beach,
Goderich, Sunday.
The Youth at Zion ,Lutheran
Church who call themselves Joy
met Tuesday at the home of Patti
Rader\ to dismantle their prize
The 12th Gardiner reunion was
held at the Londesboro Hall,
Sunday July 31 with 48 in at-
tendance. Gordon and Colleen
llowatt were hosts.
Mr. & Mrs, Ken Bearss con-
ducted the sports. Races were
"preschoolers"-Tracy Shute; 6
yr to 9 yr-Ken Ross; 10 yr to 12 yr-
Kent Howatt; 12yr and up-Betty
Ross; 3 legged race-Larry and
Keith Howe tt,
Contests: Hoola-Hoop contest-
Alice Gardiner; Balloon relay-
Jean Ross's team; Nylon relay-
Larry Gardiner!s team; Tug-o-
war-Dan Shute's team ;Longest
married couple-Mac and Helen
Hodgert; Guessing number in
jar-Robert Gardiner; Guessing
article in box-Lisa Gardiner,
The reunion for next year will
be held at Kirkton Community
Centre, with Edwin Shute as the
host, Ken Bearss is president and
Laurel Hodgert, Secretary.
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
PERSONALS
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winning Friedsburg,Float. From
there they went to Eleanor
Salmon's home for a barbeque
and sing song.
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burke and
Susan of Brampton were week-
end visitors with Milt Haugh.
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