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CLIMBING KIDS — Posing for a group shot on the climber at the Grand Bend nursery school
was the afternoon class. From left-right are Kathleen Petch, Jesse Morrice, Gregory
McCarthy, Sarah Patterson, Nicole Gill, Derrick Becker, Danny Sageman and Fiona
Walker. Staff photo
GRAND BEND
AND DISTRICT NEWS
Playhouse guild pick slate,
church ladies reconvene
The Playhouse Theatre
Guild ladies held their an-
. nual meeting on Saturday
September 9 at Helen
Kleinstiver’s home in Dash
wood.
The new executive for
1978-79 installed were: past
president, Helen Klein-
stiver; president, Kay
Bushel; vice-president,
Ellen Coutts and Sherri
Albertson; secretary, Nan
Cumming; treasurer and
membership, Bev Harwood ,
Betty Hoyles; boutique, Kay
Webb.
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IThey say that a healthy
mind and healthy body go
hand in hand; tspend a few
minutes at the Grand Bend
nursery school operating out
of the basement of Grand
Bend United Church and
you’ll see many happy
youngsters benefiting from
such a program.
The school which has been
operational for the past five
years, caters to pre-school
youngsters ’from the area
surrounding Grand Bend.
Faye Blair the school’s
head teacher emphasised
that there is no geographic
boundaries for pupils at
tending the school. She said
they have children from as
far away as Zurich and
Parkhill attending both the
morning and afternoon
sessions.
Blair says the school has
nine centres for free play;
sand box, house keeping,
puzzles, art, climbers,
, blocks and reading.
She said “We stress free
craft work daily where the
supplies are pufoutandchild
expresses what he feels
tlirough his work. Once or
twice a week we have a
structured craft which the
child is encouraged to do.
Here, he develops more of
his small muscle co
ordination tlirough the use of
scissors on specific lines of a
picture.’’
For large muscle
development the school has a
gym program which in
addition, creates an
awareness of the child about
himself.
At present, the school
which operates from Sep-
Damage is
extensive
Bahamas, and greater and
lesser islands. The people
are a mixed race of Negro,
Spanish, East
Portuguese.
Their main
sugar cane,
oranges, pineapple, mango,
coffee and spices, and
tourists are a big industry.
Roll call was answered by
a Beatitude or Com
mandment.
During the business it was
announced a music
workshop would be held at
the church, October 21 and
22. The South Huron Fall
Regional to be held at
Chiselhurst, October 17.
Lunch hostesses were
Lillian Brown and Maurine
Mclndoe, Helen Douglas;
projects, Nancy Read,
Florence York, Madeline
Kerns and Jean Southcott;
historians, Vai Burke, Melba
Landstrom; telephone, Phyl
Wilkins, London, Beth Jean,
Grand Bend, Ruth Boyce,
Parkhill.
A meeting of the new
Playhouse Guild executive
was held at the home of
president, Kay Bushel, in
Beach O’Pines, Wednesday.
Activities for the coming
year were discussed. A
“Harvest tea and craft
sale’’, will be held October 14
at the Anglican Parish hall
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
United Church WomenThe United Church Women . .. _ J____
met Thursday afternoon in. Walper and they served a
the S.S. rooms with 19 in
attendance for their first fall
meeting. President, Eleanor
Durie presided.
Brenda Love introduced
the study pack on the
Caribbean crescent, opening
with scripture passages
from Corinthians, John,
Ephesians, Matthew,
Ecclesiastes and Micah,
read by Susie Devine, Hazel
Broad, GertEagleson, Hazel
Blewett, Mabel Gill and
Olive Webb.
In keeping with the topic
and lively music of natives of
these islands the 1 adies sang
“What a friend we have in
Jesus’’, “Mine eyes have
been the glory’’, and “He’s
got the whole world in his
hands’’ with hand claps and
action, interspersed between •
the scriptures.
Brenda said the Caribbean
is made up of three groups of
islands including the
Indian and
crops are
bananas,
fruit sundae combining
fruits from the islands-
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Church of God
Church of God ladies held
their September meeting
Thursday evening at the
church.
Worship was led- by
Deanna McGregor and Janet
Desjardine spoke on the 23rd
Psalm.
Betty Campbell gave a
report on the family camp
missionary program.
President, ^Katie Vincent
presided for the business.
Lunch hostess was
Dorothy McGregor.
At the Church of God
Sunday evening service Rev.
Wright. Kitchener, involved
in international child care,
showed a film on “Guns of
love’’, the inoculation of T.B.
program in Haiti.
United Church
Rev. John Wareham, a
retired minister living in
Exeter, conducted service at
the United Church on Sun
day.
Rev. Wareham was born
and raised in Newfoundland
and had spent 15 years as a
Conference member there
before moving to Ontario.
Since then he spent three
years in Hamilton con
ference and eighteen in
London conference.
His sermon topic was
based on St. Paul’s letter to
the Ephesians, 10th verse,
second cha'pter . “Great is
thy faithfulnesswas the
choir anthem.
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R.R. 1, GRAND BEND
Damage amounted to $4,-
■ 300 in a two-vehicle crash at
the intersection of Ontario
and Main St. in Grand Bend
on Thursday.
Drivers involved were
Howard Jarvis Davidson,
Gorrie, and William John
Musser, 354 Edward St., Ex
eter.
Damage to the Davidson
vehicle was $2,000 and to the
trailer attached $1,500.
Damage to the Musser vehi
cle was set at $800 by
Constable F.S. Hubert of the
Pinery OPP detachment.
Minor injuries were suf
fered byv Musser and a
passenger in the Gorrie
vehicle.
During the week, the
Pinery officers laid 10
charges under the Highway
Traffic Act, three under the
Narcotic Control Act and
four under the Liquor
Licence Act.
Three thefts and two
break and enters were in
vestigated and one missing
person was located.
Personals
Word was received in this
area Thursday of the death
of Dr. Harry Godsell of
Pontiac Michigan. Dr.
Godsell was well known in
this community. He made
his summer home in Beach
O’Pines for many years and
was a great asset to Grand
Bend United Church. He is
survived by his wife Neva.
Dr. & Mrs. C. B. Sanders
Welland visited last week
with her parents Mr. & Mrs.
Art Finkbeiner. David
Sanders, London spent the
weekend here with his
grandparents.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith,
Wiarton spent the weekend
with her father Ezra Webb in
Green Acres.
Mrs. Olive Webb attended
the wedding, Saturday, of
her granddaughter Sally
Anne Webb to Lee Cum
mings son of Mr. & Mrs.
Ronald Cummings, all of
London at Frist Westminster
United Church, London, with
dinner and
following at the
restaurant.
Twenty-five
members gathered
Susie Devine’s
day, for a get together and
picnic supper. A special
guest with them all was
Edna Willert, Mitchell, a
former neighbour of Mrs.
Devine’s when she lived on
the farm.
Greg and Jennifer Scott,
London, spent a few days
last week with their grand
mother, Mrs. Evelyn Scott,
in Grand Cove Estate.
A good many folks from
this area called to offer
“Congratulations” and
“Best Wishes’’ to Vernon
and Idella Schatz, Sunday, at
Dashwood Community Hall
on the occasion of their 50th
wedding anniversary and
Mr. Schatz 75th birthday.
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children’s parents.
Blair stated that if any
parent is interested in
sending a child to the school
please contact the teachers
and arrange a visit during
school hours. Numbers to
call are: 238-2046, 238-8050 or
238-2471.
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tember to June has 19
children with 11 attending
the afternoon session and
eight taking part in the
morning session.
The school offers both a
three day a week and a two
day a week program. Cost
per month is $40 and $30
respectively.
Blair and the other teacher
Cathy Smith, stressed the
wide variety of activities
which the school offers.
Each week has a different
theme with the week’s ac
tivities being geared to that
theme.
Once a month the children
have either a field trip or a
guest speaker.
Parents play a role in the
school as they help to
prepare lunch once a month.
Another benefit of the
school is that it helps get the
children to overcome their
fear of larger social groups
such as they would en
counter when kindergarten
is entered.
Funding for the school is
provided by the Lioness and
Lions clubs of Grand Bend
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This money will find its
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Chambej’ programs of
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encouragement and com
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Mr. Carter said the ex
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before the next civic elec
tion. But it has always been
a problem to find a suf
ficient number of candidates
for all seats to provide elec
tions, he said.
This is one reason why
annexation would help
Grand Bend, he said. A
larger population would
provide a broader base from
which to draw community
leadership.
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