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Church, members camp
Seniors hold. tourney,
group golfs at Oakwood
National Council held last
week in Halifax, Nova
Scotia,
Recent bolidayers with'
Clar,a and Alvin Statton
have been Mr,. and Mrs.
Harold Pufton, of Iderton,
and the Statton's grand-
daughter, Theresa Dugar ,of
Sarnia, Theresa is leaving t9
attend a course in Forestry,
at college in Sault Ste.
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Skydiving .Demonstration
Jumps
Grand lend .13ea'ch.
EveryMed„ Sot. 4,ik Sun. everting'
Weather Permitting
Watch for parachutist lump. from 3,000 feet .and try
to land on a 4 inch target.
Courtesy of 004010 Bend A Area
Recreation. Committee -
P090 3A
About 50 family Members
of Church of God attended
the Ontario family camp at
TharneSferd last week.
Rev., John Campbell was
the children's camp director,
Theme was. "We have
come this far by faith."
Speaker at the service was
Mrs. J. Brown of Detroit,
and rnissienarY Roy Hoops,
Of Tanzania spoke at one
service,
A service was held. Friday
evening in special , ob-
servance of 100 years for
Chura of God, A candlelight
service and Centennial tea
was held, and some were
dressed in Centennial
costume.
Chairperson for this
evening was Mrs: Evelyn
Kreuger of Owen S
Sunday featured a cial
program provided y the
children of song, skit and
crafts they had learne at
camp sessions.
' Anglicans church news
Rev. George Anderson
presided at the Holy Com-
munion service at 8:30 as
well as the 9:30 service of'
morning prayer at St. John's
Anmglican church Sunday.
His sermon was based on St.
John, Chapter one, verse 21,
speaking of the deeds of
man. Rev. Anderson Spoke of
St Barholomew, who;
learned scholars have come
to believe, was also known as
Nathaniel, one of the twelve
apostles. "He was one of the
most learned and honourable
men of that time.
In present times the clergy
follow the lives and
teachings of the Apostles -
they are the Priesthood of
the Laity - they try never to
forget the assignments
Christ gave to the Apostles.
Our 'task is to carry out
Christ's commission which
was to do what we can to
spread the word of God in
Christ like tasks.
Coffee hour hostess
following the morning
services was Mrs. Eunice
Chisholm.
• United Church news
• Guest speaker, at the
Sunday morning outdoor
service at Grand Bend
United Church was Dr. John
Morden, Anglican Principal
of Huron College, London.
Scripture readings were
taken from the sixth chapter
of Micah and fourth chapter
of St. Paul.
He spoke on the traditions
and teachings of Jesus.
Mrs. Marlene Brenner
conducted a most interesting
sing song.
She was also guest soloist
singing, "I know where I'm
going," and "Walking with
Jesus," accompanied on the
organ by Idella Gabel.
Guest speaker for Sunday
August 31, will be Bob
Heywood of Exeter area.'
Personals
A reminder to Grand Bend
Senior Citizens that the first
meeting of the fall season
will be held Wednesday,
September 3rd, at 1:30 p.m.
at St. John's Parish hall.
Alex and. Clara Hamilton
have returned home from a
week's holiday on Manitoulin
Island at Bayside in the area
of Sheguindah.
Motoring home by way of
Sudbury they stopped to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dinnin,
at Idyll Isle, an island in the
Georgian Bay area near
Parry Sound.
Jeff and Angela
Scrimegour, of Loedon spent
holidays last week at their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elgin Adams.
DebbiePlantengaand Eric,
of Huron Park, visited her
parents Clara and Alvin
Statton and celebrated
Debbie's birthday. Clara
surprised her daughter with
a large butterfly cake.
Last Monday Clara
celebrated her birthday and
along with daughter Bonnie
Degas, granddaughters
Janet and Theresa and great,
grandson Lonnie, all of
Sarnia, were supper guests
About 05 seniors, took part
in a golf tournament at Oak-
wood last Wednesday,
Captain Alec Cumming said
lhathalf of the players were
members of the Oakwood
club, while the rest travelled
from all over southwestern
Ontario and parts of
Michigan to take part.
Guests at the invitational
tournament came from
London, Sarnia, Bayfield,
Aylmer, St. Thomas, Exeter,
oronto, Port Huron and
Marysville.
Cumming said that
because of 'the good turn-out
this year, they plan to make
it an annual event. Players
were divided into categories
by ages. The youngest player
was 50, while,the oldest was
81.
Cumming said that the
golfing got off to a "shot-
gun" start. Everyone went to
a different hole in the course,
and they all commenced at
the sound of a shot gun That
way everyone completed the
game at the same time, and
there was no waiting around,
Cumming, explained. -
Luke Williams, London,
had the low gross score. He
was presented with a
painting by Grand Cove
artist Gordon Lambert, Dan
Messeroll of Grand Cove had
the low net score and he
received book ends donated
by Griff Thomas Furniture.
In the 57 to nage group, E.
' Lalonde of Sarnia received
the low gross score, Bill
Keuncke presented a trophy
on behalf of Oakwood Inn.
The low gross score in the
64 to 69 age group went to R.
St, Armond of Sarnia. Local
Molsons representative Don
Antler presented the trophy.
Cumming said that the
Maintenance staff at Oak-
wood should be commended.
"The course was in beautiful
shape," he added, saying
that the Grand Bend club
was proud to invite others to
the tournament.
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with the Plantengas in kturon
Park,
Bob and Sandy Swift, Joel,'
Bobby and. Jonathon, of
Philadelphia, visited Sunday
with their aunt, Mrs.
Raymond wading a nd. will be.
visiting other area relatives
on their holiday in Canada,
United Chtirch women
catered to a hot turkey
supper for a busload, of 44
ladies from the St. Marys.
area last Wednesday
evening.
The group had attended.
the .preview of "Annie get
your gun". at Huron Country.
PlaYhouse in the afternoon,
After a recess of two weeks
the bridge players - will
resume games again.
Wednesday p.m. August 27th
at St, ,lohn'S Parish hall.
Rev, Harley Moore has
been attending sOssion.s of
the 28th United, Church
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GRAND BEND
NURSERY SCHOOL
Thursday, Aug. 28
1 3 p.m,
Located at
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Ater a week off, the Grand
Bend Colonials soccer team
found West Williams a tough
opponent. They lost to them
Sunday 2-1, with Dave Nolan
'scoring the only goal.
The B's fared a little
better, but were only able to
tie Taxandria from Arkona
1-1, Bill Mennen scored for
Grand Bend.
The girls soccer team were
able to come away from a
Soccer news
Girls travel to Stratford
WINS PAINTING — Luke Williams of London won a painting for low gross score in his age
category, Artist Gorden Lambert of Grand Bend, presented the pointing at Oakwood Inn
after the golf tournament, Wednesday.
tournament in Stratford
Sunday with second place, In
their first game they lost toi
Oakridge 2-0. In the next
game they pulled off a 2-0
win over Lucan.
They continued playing
well, and tied Stratford 1-1.
That put them into a final
against the tough Oakridge
team and they lost 1-0. The
loss gave thein second place
standing in the tournament.
Tonight they play
Oakridge as playoffs con-
tinue in their regular league.
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