Times-Advocate, 1980-05-14, Page 190
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AUTHOR READS - Author and broadcastor Don Campbell of Kincardine reads from hh new book Acres of Memory as
grade seven pupils Carol-Ann Albertson and Karen Bexton !Wert. Campbell spoke at the school as part of the Education
Week activities. Staff photo
CELEBRITIES SIGN AUTOGRAPHS - Pupils at Grand Bend public school kept authors busy signing autographs Friday.
Cathy Norris gets Hope Morritt's autograph, while Norma West Linder signs for Harold Johnson. The two Sarnia women,
who recently co-authored the book Pauline on Pauline McGibbon, spoke to the students on writing. Staff photo
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The Beaconaires club met
last Monday evening at
Church of God with 19 at-
"din Preceding the meeting, the.
garlloveyp t.nlorc1 aa t fZnewr ghabowlingt
b:iWllilng. President
the absence
D e
of
Simpson,
Vice President Ferman
Snyder presided. A period of
deVotions was given by Rev,
R. Simpson on Psalm 67. He
summed up his talk by
saying, we could all learn to
Prptsce4thseionLeprlda.ns centered
on a one day bus trip for
so mime imue nt in
refreshments
br ought. the evening to a
elnse
Beacon dub goes bowling in Zurich
Personals
Six tables were in play at
the weekly bridge game held
in St. John's Parish hall, last
Wednesday evening.
This game featured the
Howell movement system.
Winners were First-Sue
Baumgartner and Betty
Hoyles. Second-John and
Elsie Inglis.
Beulah Holt, accompanied
Roberta Walker and Dean
Kelders attended the 60th
annual Catholic Women's
League convention, at the
Canterbury Inn in Sarnia,
last Tuesday and Wed-
nesday.
Special speaker, Tuesday,
was Rev. N. Marro of St.
Peter's church, 'Sarnia,
speaking on the theme,
"Faith and Family."
A panel discussion was
held Tuesday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oxley
and Mr. and Mrs. Art
McPhee, participating. They
told of the various retreats to
attend to renew your faith
and show love of family.
A wine and cheese party
were featured entertainment .
• Tuesday evening.
Wednesday morning
speaker was Mr. Jerry
Vanic, Director of Drug
addiction research in Sarnia.
He spoke on alcoholism and
how to detect drug abuse in
families and teen agers.
Reports of conveners and
election of officers was held
Wednesday afternoon. A
local lady, Mrs. Helen
Regier, was elected first vice
president of the London
Diocese pf C.W.L.
A banquet closed the
convention Wednesday
evening, which 450 people
attended.
Speakers were Bishop
Sherlock, of London Diocese,
Mayor Andy Grant, Sarnia,
and Rev. A.L. Meloche.
At this Conference a
resolution was passed and a
telegram sent to the
Honorable William Davis,
urging that the bill, "Health
care services consent act,"
be dropped or cancelled.
This bill if passed would
remove the legitimate right
of parents to decide what is
best for their children. It
would allow children to
obtain contraceptive
devices, have abortions and
treatment for V.D. without
parents' knowledge or con-
sent.
Fourteen thousand
members of the C.W.L.
London Diocese are
represented in opposition to
this Health care services
consent act.
United Church
Women meet
Guest speaker for the
United church women's
meeting, Thursday af-
ter000n was Mrs. Mary
Morrice from, "For Good-
ness Sake," our local health
food store. She gave a most
interesting and informative
talk on the value of eating
natural foods. Stating that
two reasons for eating
natural foods instead of
processed are, that you get
all the vitamins and you get
no additives. For example in
flour, all the natural
vitamins are gone after
bleaching and only five
percent replaced. Also use
natural Oil rather than
refined, as vitamins and
Lecithin are refined out.
Lecithin breaks down fat in
our diet. She told us soy flour
complements whole wheat
flour when used together.
One can get all the necessary
vitamins from natural foods
that we require, and ban
almost eliminate sugar and
salt from our diets.
Mrs. Morrice brought a jar
of "Carob Balls" for the
ladies tea party.
President, Eleanor Durie
conducted the business.
Plans were finalized for the
annual U.C.W. Thankof-
fering Sunday being held on
June 1.
A letter read by Hazel
Broad reminded the ladies
that the Nestle boycott is still
on.
Marjorie Mason conducted
the worship service on a
theme of "Mother," reading
several selections, beginning
with, "A tribute to Mother,"
by Helen Steiner Rice.
Scripture was from first
Samuel, Chapter two, verses
one to eleven, which was
Hannah's prayer after she
had left her son in the care of
Eli.
Meeting closed with
mizpah benediction. Lunch
hostesses were Mabel Gill
and Iva Latta.
United Church
news
Family Sunday was ob-
served at the United Church
Sunday morning. Flowers
decorating the sanctuary
today were in memory of
Mrs. Eva Gill, placed by her
daughter.
Sacrament of baptism was
administered to the
following children. Cristy
Lynn Dawe, daughter of
David and Sandra Dawe,
Lindsey Deanne Rice,
daughter of Bud and Dianne
Rice. Richard William
Stanlake, son of Ted and
Laurie Stanlake, Melissa
Ann Tattersall, daughter of
Craig and Pattyann Tat-
tersall, and Bobi Joanne
Whiting, daughter of Larry
and Wendy Whiting,
Transfer of members
welcomed into the fellowship
of Grand Bend United
Church were the fellowship
of Grand Bend United
Church were Mrs. Marion
Giankos and Miss Mary
Giankos from College
Avenue United Church,
Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Orr, from Siloam
United Church, London, Ont.
-and Mrs. ViolaRitchie, from
Parkhill United Church,
Parkhill.
Rev. H. Moore's sermon
topic was "A child in our
midst," with scripture from
Chapter 9 of Mark, verses,
30-37.
Choir anthem was "That's
why we are beautiful."
Conference will be held at
Wesley Knox Church,
London, May 13-14-15.
Next week-end, Parkhill
High School is celebrating a
Homecoming of its former
members, and in conjunction
with this event, the Rev.
Mervyn Love is to be a guest
at Grand Bend church on
Sunday May 18.
Confirmation Class will be
held Saturday morning at
10:00 a.m.
•Church of God
news
Church of God ladies met
Thuriday evening at the
church for their, regular
monthly meeting.
'Eleven ladies answered
the roll call by, "Bringing a
gift for a woman in a nursing
home."
Millie Desjardine con-
ducted the worship and study
period and showed a film,
"Putting your world into
focus."
President, Katie Vincent
conducted the business. The
upcoming lawn sale on July
12th was discussed.
Church of God young
people's group met Friday
evening for games at the
public school gym and lunch
refreshments at the church.
At the Sunday morning
service at Church of God,
Mothers were remembered
by each one. receiving a
potted plant.
Church of God ladies had
.charge of the Sunday
evening service with
Marilyn MacGregor con-
ducting it.
A highlight of this service
were "The Beatitudes for
Mother," read by several of
the children.
Slides on Thailand were
shown and enjoyed by all.
Couples club
The monthly meeting of
Grand Bend Couples club
was Saturday evening. This
was held in the form of a
family night with twenty
adults and twenty one
children enjoying a swim
party at the pool facilities at
Vanastra.
After this the group all
assembled at Don and Jean
Weigand's home for lunch
and refreshments.
A short business period
was conducted by Elsie
Keyes when they discussed
the upcoming Sunday school
reunion 80-being held at
Grand Bend United church
on June 8th.
The club would like to
remind folks that they are
collecting articles for their
lawn sale being held July
5th.
Couples in charge for this
evening were Larry and
Paula Taylor and Don and
Jean Weigand.
Golden Age club
meets
More than 40 Grand Bend
Golden Agers met Wed-
nesday afternoon in St.
John's Parish hall. President
Alex Hamilton took charge.
The meeting opened with 0
Canada, followed by the
Lord's prayer. A sing song of
favorite pieces chosen by the
members were sung with
Vera Kuntz providing piano
music.
The annual U.S.C.O.
Conference will be held in
August at Queen's
University, Kingston. It was
decided to send a delegate
from Grand Bend.
Discussion followed on a
one day bus trip on June 9th.
A report of the Zone 8
Spring Rally held at Hensall
United Church was given by
Marjorie Mason.
Program was in charge of
Matt Relouw's group. Mr.
Relouw played a medley of
Dutch songs on his accordion
with his wife Liz Relouw,
Clazina Vandenberk and
Antonia Mommersteeg
singing along in Dutch. He
also played a few Canadian
songs that everyone joined in
singing.
Guest speaker was Huron
County Dairy Princess,
Susie Zielman. She gave a
short talk and showed a film
on "Milk from the farm to
you," She summed up her
talk telling us to drink lots of
milk "it improves your
memory."
A few humorous stories
were read by Liz Relouw, A
reading on, "Jacob and
Rachel," was given by Susie
Devine. A ditty on a minister
"Riches no man can steal,"
was read by Viola Ritchie.
A few games of •euchre
were played and a delicious
lunch closed a pleasant
afternoon. •
by Mrs. Margaret Maven, of
Guelph, have returned from
a three week bus tour trip to.
California.
Visitors during the
weekend with Alex and Clara.
Hamilton, were Vie and Lit
Dinnin, of Zurich, Brad and
Rita Hamilton, Windsor,
Brent Hamilton and Mrs,
Leonard Steinbach, of
London.
Marie and George Chowen,
of Southcott Pines, visited
Thursday with daughter
Audrey and family, Mr, and
Mrs, Ken Moffat, Valerie,
Gloria, Terry and Wendy,
Saturday the Chowens
visited daughter Maxine and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hinz, George, Gary, Glen
and Wayne, of Monkton.
Visitors during the week
and weekend with Alvin and
Clara Statton have been, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Dufton,
Ilderton, the Stattons
daughter, Bonnie Dugas,
granddaughter, Janet and
great grandson, Lonnie,
Terry Dugas and friends, all
of Sarnia, Harry and Debbie
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