Times-Advocate, 1979-05-02, Page 22Page 22
WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG, BAD WOLF? — The wolf (Todd Hayter) tell$. Grandma (Kim
Crawford) to get out of bed in the grade one and two production of "Little Red Riding Hood''
at Grand Bend Public School. T-A photo
Catholic ladies elect slate
GB youngsters raise funds for Caribbean books
GRAND BEND
AND DISTRICT NEWS
.Pupils at Grand Bend
Public School have
generously put down their
text books for a few minutes
every day so that children in
the Caribbean can have new
text books. The Grand Bend
children are staging a
kilometre run — three laps
around the school yard
makes one kilometre — and
have sponsors backing
them.
Principal Howard Hartle
says the purpose of the run
is two-fold. Primarily, it is a
means of raising money. But
with warm weather coming,
and the importance of
physical fitness, Hartle says
that the jogging will be good
for the children.
The pupils will run after
school and during lunch
hours under the supervision
of a teacher. The run will
continue until May 31. They
hope to raise several hun
dred dollars to buy texts for
their Caribbean counter
parts.
An assembly was held
Thursday to kick-off the run.
The kindergarten, grade one
and grade two classes
supplied the entertainment.
Scott Keyes was the master
of ceremonies. Kim Lingard
played Little Red Riding
Hood in a play of the same
name, while Todd Hayter
played the wolf, and Kim
Crawford was a convincing
grandma, complete with
nightcap and gown.
This was followed with a
demonstration by the folk
dance club, and another play
entitled Peter, Peter, Peter
by the junior drama club.
The younger children con
cluded the program singing
several songs. One number
featured Michael Clay as a
red robin.
C.W.L. meets
The Catholic Women’s
League met Monday evening
at the Alhambra hall with 22
in attendance.
Election of officers was
held. Past president, Annie
Grootjen; president,
Roberta Walker; 1st vice
president, Lea Vandenberk;
2nd vice president, Jean
Mommersteeg; vice
president, Antionette
Pachlarz; treasurer, Karen
Smeekens; corresponding
secretary, Thea Stokker-
mans and recording
secretary, Nancy
Stokkermans.
Travelling prize was
donated by Tony Van-
denberk and won by Greta
Vlemmix.
A special meeting is being
planned for May whenFather
Kaneathil of India will
speaking and 1
be
Zadorsky showing pictures.
Guestswill be C.W.L. ladies
from Forest. Grand Bend
C.W.L. ladies support a
family in India.
The C.W.L. donated $25.00
to the heart fund in loving
memory of Vai Burke who
passed away recently. Mrs.
Burke was a faithful
member of the C.W.L. A
special mass was also said
for her.
Upcoming in June will be a
husband and wife pot luck
supper at the Alhambra hall.
Members are reminded
that membership fees are
now due.
At theclose ofthe meeting,
Roberta Walker was
presented with a president’s
pin and past president Annie
Grootjen was presented a
C.W.L. pendant gift for her
term of office.
Personals
Supper guests Saturday
evening with Lome and
Lorqen Devine were Mr. &
Mrs .Percy Wilier t, Zurich,
Mrs. Elva Willert, Dash
wood, and Freda and Orville
Farrell.
Mrs. Lawrence Johnson
spent last week visiting her
daughters and their families,
Mr.& Mrs.Duncan McVittie,
Robin and Lawrence,
Southampton, and Mr. &
Mrs. Don McArthur, Kevin
and Karen of-Port Elgirt
Mr.&Mrs.Art Webb have
returned to Green Acres
after wintering in Florida.
AND THEY'RE OFF —- Grand Bend Public School pupils start their Kilometres for Kids run in honor of International Year of the
Child. The school children hope to raise money to buy text books for students in the Caribbean. T-A photo
Lambton museum is site
for historical group event
The Lambton Historical
Society hosted the London
and Middlesex Historical
Society at their monthly
meeting, Thursday. The two
groups met together at the
Lambton Heritage Museum,
south of Grand Bend.
About 60 people attended
the joint meeting where
guest speaker John Hillman
of Sarnia spoke on
genealogy. Hillman says
that researching family
histories has become the
third most popular hobby in
North America after stamp
and coin collecting.
Assistant curator at the
museum, Chris Andreae
says that people are
becoming more interested in
genealogy. He says that the
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints have
made extensive studies in
this area for religious
reasons, and have made
their genealogical records
available to the public.
Andreae says that the
London and Middlesex
Historical Society were
very impressed with the
museum, and have made
plans to return for their fall
bus trip.
Euchre winners
Winners last Wednesday
night at the duplicate bridge
club held at St. John’s
church in the Parish hall
were north-south-Muriel and
Ted Hunt, east-west-was a
tie between Marlene
Brenner and her son Dave,
and Nancy and Griff
Thomas.
Attend Presbytery meeting
Bob Southcott, Mrs.
Clarke Kennedy and Rev. H.
Moore attended a
Presbytery meeting
Tuesday at North Street
United Church in Goderich.
Orpha club meets
The Orpha Club held their
April meeting at the home of
Mary Yeo in Sarnia when 18
travelled and were served a
delicious noon luncheon by
the hostess. -
In the absence of president
Irene Kennedy, Mrs.
Mildred MacLaren presided
and she reminded the ladies
of the annual cold pot luck
luncheon that will be held at
her home on May 3. Lillian
Brown opened with a reading
“Help yourself to hap
piness.”
The articles and donations
from the club were delivered
to Lambton county
children’s aid.
Dorothy Cutting read a
poem “Gardens”. Mildred
read greetings for April
birthdays and closed with “A
Prayer”.
During the social visiting
period with the hostess,
Aileen Ravelie read a verse
on “Womens Lib”, and
Marjorie Mason, a poem
“Thanks for the memories”.
Attend “feast day"
About 30 C.W.L. members
attended the “Feast Day of
Our lady of good council”, on
Thursday, April 26. Mass
was held at the church at 9
a.m. followed by breakfast
at 10 a.m. at the Green
Forest.
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