HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-06-06, Page 18AND THE WINNER IS... — Isons Frank Allister Peter Warner Bill Elliott and Don Southcott hold up the winning ticket in the
Southcott Pines lot draw. Cam Anderson won the homesite.
Two local UC delegates
attend conference session
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Five share in lot raffle
Grand Bend Lion’s Club Night at Dashwood Com-
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Anderson was the winner of
the draw for the lot in South
cott Pines. President Frank
Allister said the draw was
very successful, and all 200
PLAN MEETING
The annual meeting of the
South Huron and District
Association for the Mentally
retarded will be held on
Wednesday, June 6, 1979, at
the J. A. D. McCurdy School,
Algonquin Drive. Huron
Park. Ontario, at 8.00 p.m.
Audio visual reports of our
facilities and a tour of the
renovated classrooms of the
Huron Hope Nursery School
Wing are among the items on
the programme. All in
terested persons are
welcome.
victory
of the $100 tickets were sold.
Sharing the ticket with
Anderson are Allan Knight,
Bob Case. Bonnie Klopp and
Marlene Moore. The group
hasn't met together yet to
determine what they will be
doing with the lot. There are
no immediate plans.
After dinner, the new
executive for the Lion’s Club
was installed. Peter Haist
was elected president, with
Steve Kadlecik as first sice
president, Bill Thomas
second vice president, and
Joe Arnold third vice
president.
Following the installation
of officers, Lion’s Club
members and their guests
enjoyed dancing to Chris
Black and the Swinging
Brass.
$ 16,000 SOUTHCOTT PINES
Jgfc HOMESITE
somwr pines WINNER!
162 CAM ANDERSON
GRAND BEND
Yau have won the best investment there is . .. serviced land! You have also helped build
your community. Proceeds from this rattle will go fo preliminary development of 4lA
acres of Grand Bend Parkland located behind the Royal Canadian Legion.
This raffle was made possible only through the generous contribution of the Southcott
Pines Parkland Developers. Our sincere thanks goes to them.
The support of the community was fantastic and everyone that joined in will eventually
be a winner with our community park.
Our appreciation to the following supporters:
Rev. Harley Moore and
delegate Mrs. Irene Kennedy
attended the three day
London Conference held last
week in Sault Ste. Marie
from Grand Bend United
church.
About 500 delegates
representing 90,000 mem
bers of the 400 United church
congregations in the nine-
county areas of Huron,
Perth, Oxford, Elgin,
Middlesex, Lambton, Kent,
Essex and Algoma, at
tended.
Speaking, Wednesday,
Hugh McCullum, staff co
ordinator of the inter-church
Project North, told
representatives at Con
ference that native people’s
have been Canada’s
perennial losers and victims.
He said the system of Indian
reserves in Canada isn’t
much different than apar-
thied in South Africa.
Rev. Bob McMullen of
Brucefield spoke on the urge
of conservation plan for land
use. New president elected
was Rev. Douglas Ross of
Wesley Knox church in
London.
Rev. Clifford Elliott of
Bloor St. United Church,
Toronto, was a guest speaker
and presided at morning
sessions of Conference.
Four young men, all A
students of Emmanuel
College, Toronto, were or
dained to the ministry of
words, sacrament and
pastoral care.
Two young women were
commissioned to the order of
ministry.
One minister transferred
from the Disciples of Christ
to United Church ministry.
Church of God news
A special children’s day
was observed Sunday
morning at Church of God.
Kim MacGregor read a
poem, “A child's appeal,”
Lori Vincent was pianist
during the service, offering
was collected by Chris
MacGregor and Mike Vin
cent and Douglas Campbell
sang a solo. “God loves to
talk to little boys when
they're fishin’.’’ Rev. J.
Campbell’s sermon topic
was, ‘‘The gift that children
give to us”. He also had an
object lesson story* with a
lamp for children’and pic
ture story for pre-schoolers.
At Church of God evening
service a musical group
called “Song of Soteria”,
from Alberta Bible Institute,
had charge of the sendee In
music and testimony. The,,
group comprises of eight
young people.
A baptismal sendee will be
held Sunday p.m. at 7.30,
June 10. at Church of God.
nesday evening at St. John’s
Parish hall were north
south, Helen and Manning
Jamieson; east-west, Gen
Masse and Mary Speiran.
Swim registration
Grand Bend Swim
Program Registration,
Saturday, June 9 and 16 at 10
a.m. and 1.00 p.m.,
Municipal hall, 2nd floor,
Grand Bend. For more in
formation call 238-8930.
Travel to museum
Grand
church,
children,
Lambton
museum,
and held their Sunday school
in the Mary Ellen Chapel. A
hymn sing featured “I've got
the joy”, “Zaacheus” and
‘‘So let the sun shine in.” A
sermon topic was given by
Mrs. Helen Sturdevant.
The Mary Ellen Chapel is a
replica of the ■ old
Presbyterian church and
was part of the Eisenbach
Museum at Grand Bend
before it was moved.
There are four memorial
windows in the chapel, one
for Mr. Eisenbach’s wife, his
mother, his mother-in-law
and for Rev. S. A. Carriere.
The windows were dedicated
on October 12, 1964.
The interior church furn-
tirue, such as altar, pews
and organ, came from area
churches.
The name “Mary Ellen”
was chosen to honour Mr.,
Eisenbach’s mother and
mother-in-law.
Personals
Mrs. Rosie Grigg visited
Saturday in Parkhill with
her friend, Mrs. Emma
Rowland.
Mrs. Raymond Kading
visited on the weekend at her
brother’s, Mr. & Mrs. Keith
McLaren in Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Wilkinson
who have recently im
migrated to Canada from
England have bought the
home of the late Ezra Webb
in Green Acres.
Mrs. Mary Ferguson of
Victoria, B.C., is holidaying
at the McGregor home in
Green Acres. Her mother
Mrs. Myrtle McGregor of
Bend United
Sunday school
travelled to
County Heritage
Sunday morning
Ailsa Craig Rest Home spent
the weekend here with her.
- Arlene Johnson and Rita
Barrhead from Alberta Bible
Institute in Camrose,
Alberta, were overnight
guests with Mrs. Rosie
Grigg.
Mr. &
McVittie,
Lawrence
visited Sunday with her
parents Mr.& Mrs.Law'rence
Johnson and attended the
Roger Quick jamboree held
at West Williams Park.
Karen McArthur of Port
Elgin who holidayed last
week with her Johnson
grandparents returned home
wdth her Aunt Neva
Uncle Dune.
Margaret Maven
Guelph spent holidays
week with Beulah Holt
they attended some of
premieres of
Shakespearean Festival
Plays at Stratford.
Mrs. Duncan
Robin and
of Southampton
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United Church news
The annual United Church
Women Thankoffering
service was held Sunday
morning at Grand Bend
Unitedchurch, Guest speaker
was Miss June Fulkerson of
London, a teacher of Home
Economics in Ontario
schools. She was appointed
by the Division of World
Outreach of the United
Church of Canada to serve in
Kenya in a similar capacity?.
She has recently returned
from her assignment,.
Herpresentationwas in the
form of a question and an
swer period of her time in
Kenya.
Leading the sendee of
worship on behalf of the
U.C.W. were Eleanor Dorie
and Beulah Holt.
An all ladies choir sang the
anthem “Reach out and
touch”, with Idella Gabel at
the organ and Irene Kennedy
at piano.
There will be a United
Church and Sunday school
picnic held next Sunday.
June 10 at Port Blake Con
servation Park at. 2.00 p.m.
Please bring a main course
and dessert, your own plates
and cutlery and lawn chairs.
A beverage will be provided.
Take bridge game
Winners of the duplicate
bridge game held Wed-
Burger
Festival
on the BEACH at GRAND BEND
Friday, June 15 Saturday, June 16
10,000 Burgers
Huge 120 foot tent on the beach
Operated under the authority of a special occasion permit,
* Grand Bend Yacht Club Race
• Craft Show Sale • Sidewalk Sales
Richt os the Main St Grand Ben:
" Saturday dune 16.10 a.m
.Amusement Park Rides ■— special price
Ausable River Marathon Canoe Race (Sunday)
Wandering Pipers
• Chain-Sawing Contest
Mini Motor Homes
are here
The big gas savers
Ch -oak Onego a1
f.b’eg'css Ur.k M.cra
Meter ho—.>e 22 mnes per
gate-
Come and see our va-iety
-cte’ homes
Special soie o-> now
savings
Grand Bend
Recreaticnal Vehicles
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HURON COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE
SPECIAL MATINEE
Beauty And The Beast”
• Marathon Road Race
• Sunday Brunch On The Beach
Special Weekend, Entertainment in al! Hotels and Taverns
Live Entertainment
on tbr bl-ft.-h
Both Da^s
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Family Fun—Grand Bend Style