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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-03-30, Page 16* > ~wwar ' ...»- *■ » Page 16 Times-Advocate, March 30, 1978 BEND BOWLERS — Several young Grand Bend bowlers participated in a tournament sponsored by the Grand Bend bowling centre. In the back row (left-right) are Sherry Chapdelaine, Karen Dumigan, coach Karen Courtney, Randy Ford and Dean Courtney. The front row consists of Ivan Chapdelaine, Terry Brown, Todd Tiedeman and Chris Tiedeman. T-A photo GRAND BEND < AND DISTRICT NEWS Catholic women contribute to retarded and bishop the mental retardation association. The Catholic Womens League met last Monday evening at the Alhambra hall with 20 members present. President Ann Grootjen was in charge. The ladies were reminded of the C.W.L. Convention to be held in Brescia College, London, May 9 and 10 and they plan to send delegates. A thank you letter from Prime Minister Trudeau was read for the ladies donation to the annual leprosy day, January 26. A $25 donation was sent to Easter visitors With Mr. & Mrs. Alec Hamilton were Mr. & Mrs. Barry Hamilton, Ottawa, Debbie Hamilton, Peter borough, Brad Hamilton, Windsor and Brent. With Mr. & Mrs. Art Fink- beiner were Dr. & Mrs. C.B. Sanders, Welland and David Sanders, London and Mr.& Mrs. John McKenzie, Windsor. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith, Wiarton with her father, Ezra Webb. A Lenten donation of over $50 was sent to the Bishop’s* Peace and Development. During March the ladies will be helping the Meals on wheels program. Flowers from the World’s Day of Prayer service, held at the Catholic Church, were given to three sick members of the parish, The travelling prize donated by Karen Smeekens was won by Dien Kelders. Lunch is discontinued through Lent. Group H will be in charge for the April meeting. Many visit over Easter holiday Special music features services United Church Around 70 attended the Easter Sunrise service at 7:00 a.m. Sunday morning, followed by breakfast served by the Couples Club at the United Church. You are invited to attend a Faith and Life Crusade at the Zurich Community Centre each evening at 8 p.m. from March 26 through April 2. Anglican Church During the absence of Rev. Aubrey Bell, who is holidaying in England, services at St. Johns by the lake Anglican were con ducted by Rev. William Craven on Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Special music with Missy Sandilands as soloist was enjoyed. Church news Flowers in the United Church Sunday morning were placed in loving memory of Billy Rader and Mrs. Mary Mollard by their families. Several Easter Lily plants were placed by church members. Rev. H. Moore’s sermon topic was “The Easter Story”. Special choir music was a trio, Ruth Scott, Dawn Crabe, and Marie McKinnon singing” Are not our hearts ? ’ ’ The choir members singing “Alleluia” Number one music and words by Donald Fishel, and “Now glad of heart,” a 16th cen tury German carol, were assisted by three young ladies. Marilyn Walper on finger cymbals, Linda Allister on wood blocks, and Cathy Allister on tam bourine. Institute visits Grand Bend Women’s Institute members who attended the dessert lun cheon, and W. I. Curator meeting, as guests of Hurondale W. I. and held at Usborne Central school last Wednesday afternoon were Nola Taylor, Mabel Gill, Elda Adams, Susie Devine, Minnie Curts, Jeanne Kading, Rosie Grigg, Jessie Finkbeiner, Verna Lovie and Annie Morenz. Guest speaker was Reg Finkbeiner who spoke on “Genealogy.” Mr. Fink- Mary Mollard dies in Clinton Funeral service was held Wednesday March 22, from T. Harry Hoffman, funeral home Dashwood for Mary Jane Mollard, of Huronview home Clinton, formerly of RR 3, Parkhill in her 92nd year, who passed away at Clinton hospital, Sunday March 19. Beloved wife of the late Ernest Mollard, and mother of Ray RR 3, Parkhill she was predeceased by three sons, Leslie, Orville and Addison and one grandchild, Leslie. Also surviving are five grandchildren, eighteen great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren. Rev. H. Moore of Grand Bend United Church of ficiated with interment at Grand Eend cemetery. Pallbearers were Wayne Mowat, Bill Mollard, Joe Varley, Bill Little, Elgin Pelko and Willis Mollard. HARWOOD DRUGS w. W. Harwood, Phm.B 238*8540 Beside Post Office 22,81 CRESCENT GRAND BEND, ONT. beiner lives in Crediton and teaches school in Exeter. He explained ways to trace family history and in teresting origin of names. Tap dancing by Mona Hodgins was enjoyed by all. Persona Is Mrs. Roy Morenz, Glenda and Tammy holidayed a week in Ottawa and visited with Mr. & Mrs. George Belanger. They enj(?yed a tour of the Parliament buildings and sat in on a Parliament session, and visited museum of man. Mrs. Fred Gratton has returned home from South Huron4 hospital, Exeter where she has been for some time. Mrs. Lawrence Taylor has returned home from a visit in California with her daughter and family. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Morenz, Glenda and Tammy visited Saturday in Wellesley with her father, William Cook and also attended a wedding reception for Mrs. Morenz niece Jean Cook and Don Barron at Wellesley Com munity Centre. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Gratton, Florida have holidayed her^e with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Gratton and other friends and relatives for the past two weeks. Church of God young people will be collecting used newspapers this spring. For a pick up phone either 237- 3325 or 237-3542 or Grand Bend number 238-2142. Visitors during the week end with Mr. & Mrs. Ed Gill were Mr. & Mrs. Mel Ramsden and family, North Bay, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Reith and family, Ilderton, Mr. & Mrs. Brian Gill and family, Parkhill and Mr. & • Mrs. Keith Gill and family. Week end visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Colin Love were Mrs. Milton Pollock, Greenway, Saturday, a granddaughter Mr. & Mrs. Ron Boniface, Ottawa and grandson’s Paul and Brent Love, Sunday. Congratulations to Christine Boogeman’s for submitting the winning “Hobbit” poster in the Grand Bend Public school contest, sponsored by the Lambton County library. Christine is a grade 8 student in the school and her prize was a book of her choice. At the ladies Monday afternoon bowling group at the Village Inn, the new hostess, Sandy Brewer, awarded prizes for the day to the ladies with highest and lowest score. High scorer was Elizabeth Norris, and low score went to Velma Huff, both of Grand Cove Estates. Rev. & Mrs. Moors, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Willert and several young people at tended the movie of “The Hiding Place,” in Sarnia last Tuesday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Ridley, Mrs. Jean Gibbs, Lana, Lisa and Charlie visited a day last week with Mr. Ridley’s sister, Mrs. Tillie Shelton at Kincardine. Dinner guests Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Baird, on the occasion of Mr. Baird’s 75th birthday were Mr. & Mrs. Cal Vanner, Collingwood, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Baird and family. A special surprise for Mr. Baird was a phone call from his only granddaughter Lori Baird, who is holidaying in Hawaii, to wish her grand father a “Happy Birthday.” Shipka By MRS. HUGH MORENZ HURON SANITATION Owned by John J. Hotson CAN OFFER YOU COMPLETE 24 HR. SANITATION SERVICE PHONE: JOHN HOTSON AT 238-2140 If no answer call 238-8240 for prompt reply. POWER SEWER LINE CLEANING • from 1 ’/a" to 5” pipe • save unnecessary lawn damage • cut down labour costs • for farm, commercial and residential PORTABLE TOILET SERVICE Portable Toilets are available 7 days a week with Maintenance and Delivery included, R.R. 1, GRAND BEND Mr. & Mrs. Otto Piein and Christopher, Kitchener spent the week end with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Ferman Snyder. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Vin cent, Lori Michael and Michelle, spent the weekend in Michigan, visiting Mrs. Vincents sisters, Mr. & Mrs. Horst Kovitzki and family and Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Navarre and family. Visitors during the week end with Mrs. Trellis Little and Earl Stebbins were Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Desjardine, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Little, Connie and Lonnie, all of Huron Park, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Little and Leanne, St. Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. O’Nile Forget, Jacquie and Danny, Watford, Mr. & Mrs. Philip Little, Colleen Jennifer and Angela, Strathroy. Six tables of progressive euchre were in play last Wednesday night at Shipka Community Centre. Winners were-men’s low-Lorne Devine, men’s high - Jim Pickering, ladies high- Loreen Devine, ladies low- Sheila Massie, most one hands-Mary Moser, Eleanor Durie and Glenn visited a couple of days in Toronto with Glenn’s grandmother, Mrs. Peter Wardlaw and Mrs. Gordon Durie and also with Eleanor’s sister and family, Mr. & Mrs.,Tony Regier, Christopher and Heather, Detroit spent the week end with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Reid, Wallaceburg visited a day last week at her sister’s, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Sr.' Mr. & Mrs. Ches Desjardine left last Tuesday for their home in Sleamon in Northern Ontario, after holidaying in this area for the past month with relatives and friends. John Gammie, younger brother of Mrs. Harvey Ratz is seriously ill in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London.- Signs of Spring Sightings of wild geese and robins in this area, and the road grader working on Concession 16. We think spring is around the corner. C.H. LEWIS LUCAN LTD. Licensed Insured Livestock Hauler Inquire about our new 24' Rack LUCAN Call larry 227-4935 or 227-4406 tf* ct* ct* ct* ct* ct* Ct* Ct* 4t G? 4t 4^ 42^ 4^ 4t? 42^ d* d^ 4^ 4t d^ 4k 42^ d^ 42^ G^ G^ 4C 4X^ G^ CE? 42^ 42^ d^ d^ 4k d^ 4k ^k 4K^ 4k 4 *3F *3F *^F <jjf *^F *^F ^JF *XF 3F *lF %P ^P ZP 3F <JJF ^P ^P <jp *3^ <^p ^P *^F ^P *P *<B ^P * Bl< $ C* . "J—' E-SIZE SAVINGS IN ALL OUR FOOD DEPARTMENTS i This coupon is worth $1 i off the purchase price i of one 1 lb. bag of ! Nabob Tradition ! Coffee. ’1.00 off Coupon valid until clos ing time Tues., April 4. with coupon below ’ it. *2.38 Nabob A reg. & fine grind wUllvV vac pack bag without coupon ’3.38 Tradition Toastmaster Bamby Bread 16 oz. 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