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in church, celebrate
Page 14 Times-Advoccite, November 24, 1977
GB SQUIRTS BANQUET — The Grand Bend squirts ended a very
successful season with a banquet at the Shipka Community Centre,
Wednesday night. The team finished in second place in the Huron
minor soccer league. Back, left, Bruce Dietrich, Kelly Dalton, Jim Vlem-
mix, Jonathon O'Connor, Joe Kaak, Darryl Glavin and coach Joe
Kaak. Front, Ronny Mommersteeg, Scotty Fields, Michael Vandenberk,
Steve Lingard and David O'Connor. T-A photo
More than 100 friends and
relatives called to offer best
wishes and congratulations,
Saturday at "Open House" for
Mr. & Mrs. Colin Love, at their
home in Grand Bend on 32 Sauble
Road,
Mr, & Mrs. Love were the first
couple married 50 years ago in
the newly built United Church in
1927. They received special
greetings from Prime Minister
Trudeau and other government
dignitaries.
Mr. & Mrs. Colin Love were
guests of their family, Saturday
evening at the Green Forest, for
dinner. Their family of three sons
and wives and grandchildren
attending were, Mr. & Mrs.
Morley Love, and Jennifer,
Ottawa, Mr. & Mrs. Glen Love
and Dick, Sarnia, Mr. & Mrs.
Gerry Love, Paul, Heather and
Brent, Grand Bend area.
Grandsons were Mr. & Mrs.
Brian Love, Hammond, and Mr.
& Mrs. Dan Love and their great
granddaughter, Christina,Sarnia.
Some original wedding party
guests attending were the best
man, Ross Love and his wife
Nola, a niece, (Ruth Love who
was flower girl, Mr. & Mrs.
Ellison Whiting, Parkhill, and an
usher Wellwood Gill and his wife
Alice.
Other special guests were Rev.
& Mrs. H. Moore, Mr. & Mrs, Bill
Love, and Mr. & Mrs. Ed Gill.
Sunday callers were Mr. &
Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Dashwood,
and Mrs. Helen Loft and Mr. &
Mrs. Lonson Randall, all of
Ilderton.
Personals
Several Golden Agers from
Grand Bend attended the pot luck
supper, Monday night, with
Zurich Golden Age club.
GRAND BEND
And district
NEWS
MR. AND MRS. COLIN LOVE
SANTA CLAUS PARADE
In Grand Bend
Sat., Dec. 10
at 2 p.m.
GRAND BEND
DECORATING
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Institute sale
is successful
Twenty members gathered,
Thursday afternoon, at the
United Church, for the November
Women's Institute meeting.
President Nola Taylor
presided. It was announced that
the W.I. had made over $200. at
the craft fair held recently at the
old movie house, with the sale of
hot noon lunches, bake table and
snacks of pie.
Achievement Day for the* 4-H
club will be held December 3 at
Stephen Central school.
Roll call was answered by
naming a garden vegetable or
herb.
Clara Hamilton reported at-
tending the fall district board
meeting at Hensall. South Huron
branches were asked for idea's to
help celebrate the W.I. 's 75th
anniversary.,
The motto. "What does your
garden grow," was commented
on by convener of Agriculture
and Canadian Industry, Eva
Allister, She spoke on the power
of plants, the value and uses of
them, many for medicinal use.
Vegetable crops harvested for
food, and flowers which are used
for drugs, cosmetics and per-
fume.
Brenda Love commented on
Did you know? She had a bag of
groceries, telling us what is new
in kitchen cleaners, coffee, salad
dressing cake mixes and etc.
Meeting closed with a poem
and reading on Remembrance
Day by Nola Taylor.
With the Churches
Rev. H. Moore's sermon topic
at the United Church, morning
service was "Hope for our
future."
Choir anthem was "Saviour,
teach me day by day."
Next week will be the first
Sunday in Advent a time in which
the Christian prepares himself
for Christmas.
Church of God
Church of God young people
held an interesting meeting,
Friday night at the church, when
17 enjoyed a regressive supper,
served by their mothers. All had
to wear an item of clothing back-
wards.
The meal was served, rever-
sed, starting with mints and
dessert first, Guest speaker was
Edgar Cudmore and he talked to
them on the book of Timothy.
Personals
Eleven from the Church of God
attended the Ontario Board of
Christian education, at a
workshop, Saturday held at
Westfield, near Blyth, at the Snell
restaurant. Mrs, Evelyn Krueger
(formerly of this area) was one of
the main speakers.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Johnson
visited last week at Southampton
and Port Elgin with their
daughter's and families, Mr. &
Mrs, Don McArthur, Kevin and
Karen, and Mr. & Mrs. Duncan
McVittie, Robin and Lawrence.
During their visit the families
went out to a restaurant and
celebrated Neva McVittie's
birthday.
Karen McArthur returned to
the home of her grandparents for
some holidays.
Alec Hamilton and Barbara
Blewett are patients at Victoria
Hospital, London,
Art Webb, has returned to his
home in Green Acres, after being
hospitalized in Windsor.
Mr. & Mrs. Mrs. Jack Holt,
Ganonoque visited relatives in
this area last week.
Dr. Judith Brigham, Louisville
Kentucky, spent the week-end in
Grand Bend, closing up her
cottage for the winter.
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