Times-Advocate, 1978-02-16, Page 15Planning
carnival
The Grand Bend and area
recreation committee is
sponsoring a Winter Frolic to
be held Sunday afternoon,
February 19.
The frolic will be held on
the Old River bed between
the hours of 1:30 and 4:30
p.m. Sunday. Included in the
events will be shinny hockey,
sleigh rides and children’s
games.
Rec committee member
Keith Crawford told the T-A
Monday, “We hope this will
be a family affair with
everyone bringing sleighs
and toboggans to add to the
fun. Weather permitting, of
course.”
GB church
groups busy
After an absence of
several weeks the United
Church young people in the
teen age group m et Tuesday
evening in the church and
reorganized with a new
executive. President, Mark
Wiliert; Vice president, Jim
Ward; Secretary treasurer,
Marilyn Walper.
AUTHORITY HOLDS MEETING — The Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority held their
first meeting of the year last Wednesday in Exeter. Regional director of the ministry of natural
resources, Dick Hunter, talked things over with (left) Ivan Hearn vice-chairman of the authority
and Bob Simpson, the authority's Grand Bend representative. T-A photo
cd akih DEkir\kjRAND DlND
AND DISTRICT NEWS
United Church women
hear from missionaries
Twenty one United Church
women .met Thursday af
ternoon for their February
meeting in the S.S. rooms.
President, Eleanor Durie,
presided and opened with a
poem, “How we are the
same.” Roll call was an
swered by a “Thought for the
day.”
It was announced that
Greenway U.C.W. would be
hosting the Easter
ecumenical and that the
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Catholic Church ladies will
be hosting the World’s day of
prayer service March 3.
Marge Mason gave a very
interesting report on the
Huron-Perth Prebyterial
meeting held at Mitchell
United Church in January.
In a letter from Com
passion members were
asked to help a boy from
Haiti.
There were 16 lap pads and
throws handed in which were
made by members and
friends, and will go to a
nursing home.
For the worship Mrs.
Durie read scripture from
Ephesians and the prayer of
St. Francis and a story on
“Preparation for
retirement.”
Secretary Annie Morenz
read two missionary letters,
one from Paul Webb in Hong
Kong and the other from Don
and Alice Irwin in Korea.
Mrs. Morenz also read a
message from World
Outreach and “A Soldier’s
Bible.”
Lunch hostesses Mabel
Gill and Fern Love served a
delicious lunch of hot pan
cakes and waffles with
maple syrup.
Couples Club
Fourteen members of the
Couples club met at the
United Church, Saturday
evening. Each couple went to
visit a shut in and took
cookies.
Back at the church after
the visits Fred and Marlene
Desjardine conducted a
worship service on the theme
of “Friendship.”
During the business it was
decided the club would have
the sunrise service and
breakfast at Easter again
this year.
Jan Kobe conducted an
interesting game of 17
questions with all answers, on
a penny.
Couples in charge of this
meeting were Fred and
Marlene Desjardine, Harley
and Elaine Moore, Jan and
Don Kobe.
Personals
Mrs. Clara Hamilton at
tended a district directors
meeting Monday at Mrs.
Grace Drummond’s home,
when all district directors of
South Huron met to finalize
plans for the 75th an
niversary dinner in April.
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love,
Dashwood, and Bill Love
visited Friday with Mr. &
Mrs. Colin Love.
In connection with Grand
Bend Firemen’s paper drive
coming up in May, anyone
wishing an earlier pickup,
please contact Garry
Desjardine 238-8768, or Doug
Jennison 238-8777.
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Times-Advocate, February 16, 1978
INVITATION
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TO
FOOD
FUN &
FROLIC
Grand Bend and Area
Recreation Committee
wish your attendance
) at
THEIR FIRST ANNUAL
WINTER FROLIC
HELD AT
THE OLD RIVER BED
Bring your Family, Skates
and SleighsFREE
Hot Dogs, Hot Chocolate
SPREAD THE WORD
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19
1:30 - 4:30 "weather permitting"
Church of God
Seventeen Church of God
ladies met Thursday af
ternoon at the church for
their February meeting. Roll
call was answered by a
memorized Bible verse.
President, Mrs. Katie
Vincent, presided and also
conducted the worship
service. Janet Desjardine
gave a missionary talk on
Tanzania.
Hostess, Marian Steckle
served decorated valentine
cupcakes.
After an absence of time
since last fall, the men’s club
met last Monday evening at
the Church of God and
reorganized. New executive
is President, Russell Snider;
Vice president, Ken
McGregor; Secretary
treasurer, Arnold Gaiser.
A devotion period was led
by George Winegarden.
During the social time,
crokinole and other table
games were enjoyed. Lunch
was cake and ice cream.
Youth meet
Seventeen Youth
Fellowship members of
Church of God met Friday
evening at Mr. & Mrs.
RUssell Sniders home.
Table games were played
aiid Mrs. Snider led a wor
ship period and served
lunch.
Deadline for
Classified Ads
4:00 p.m.
Tuesdays
Opening May 13
Museum soon finished
The Lambton Heritage
Museum is nearing com
pletion for the opening date
of May 13. Inside work on the
museum is completed but
display cases are yet to be
constructed and set up.
Setting up displays is the
major task to be completed.
CLUBS MEET
Two groups of 4H girls met
last Thursday evening for
their organizational meeting
for the new course “Focus on
Living.”
Group I under the
leadership of Ellen Vanden
Bygaart and Ellen Van
Leeruwen met at the Van
Leeuwen home.
Officers elected were
president, Elly Smeekens;
vice-president, Teresa
Backx; secretary, Margaret
Smits; press reporters,
Trish Vanden Bygaart and
Rosemary Vandenberk.
Group II under the
leadership of Karen Woods
and Ri-ta Smitts, met
Thursday evening at Karen’s
home.
Officers elected were
president, Marilyn Walper;
vice-president, Christine
Boogemans; secretary,
Arleen Walper; press
reporter, Julie Sharrow. The
girls discussed names for
their clubs.
Since December, three girls
have been packing artifacts
to be used in displays at the !
new museum. Some
restoration of the artifacts
has also been undertaken.
Strengths of the collection
are about 300 Early
Canadian Pressed Glass
Water Pitchers, 320 Courier
and Ives prints, Indian ar
tifacts, and housewares of
yesteryear. The agricultural
building will display tools
and farm implements from
Brad and Brent Hamilton
were weekend visitors with
Brent’s grandparents, Mr, &
Mrs. Alec Hamilton.
Mr. & Mrs. Lome Devine
visited Sunday in Mount
Forest with Mr. & Mrs. Don
Neal, Michael and Shawn,
Bill Amos
the past. There is also a
small chapel behind the
museum that will eventually
be open to the public for
special services.
The site of the new
Lambton Heritage Museum
is a nineteen acre area about
five miles south of Grand
Bend.
Three area
collisions
Three accidents were in
vestigated by officers of the
Pinery Park detachment of
the Ontario Provincial
Police.
One occurred Sunday on
Highway 21 near the in
tersection of Highway 21 and
Lambton road 5 and in
volved a snow vehicle driven
by Robert Lyn Qlarke, RR 2,
Thedford. Constable F.S.
Hubert was the in
vestigating officer.
Last Monday, Constable
R.L. Hodge set damages at
$700 when vehicles driven by
Erwin Heissenberger, and
Dianne Hayter, both of RR
2, Grand Bend were in colli
sion.
The mishap occurred on
Parkview Crescent, south of
Grand Bend and no injuries
were reported.
Thursday, vehicles driven
by Valerie Burke, Oakwood
Park and Donald Patterson,
628 Lome Avenue. London
collided on the main road of
Beach O’Pines. Constable
W.T. Elliott listed damages
at $300.
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The Huron Country
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met recently to begin the
current year of activities
under Bill Amos, new
chairman of the board.
The new executive
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Bill Cochrane, past chair
man; Bert Albertson, vice-
chairman; Dan Corrigall,
treasurer; Mary Speiran,
secretary; Leo Morningstar
and Jill Waters are members
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Dan Corrigall, Grand Bend;
Bettie Gibbs, Parkhill;
Linda McKenzie, Clinton;
Dave Sheppard, Grand
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London.
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Playhouse fund raising
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be held at the Theatre Hall
in Grand Bend is scheduled
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art auction will be held at the
Playhouse on Sunday,
August 6.
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