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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-17, Page 18 I LIMITED PRODUCTION For information on Buying or Leasing Please Call 1-238-2391 Plymouth ion 111011PSON.WARNER "Nice People to Deal With" 11.xasisr;v7c-il Open 1 days GRAND BEND 2811.2301 Iti• time Grand Bend Legion Dunce New' Year's Eve Music by J. DEWAN Buffet Lunch Members 8, guests $10.00 per couple Call 238-2709 or 238-2120 Township of Bosanquet GARBAGE NOTICE Christmas and New Year's Garbage pick-up will be as follows: December 24th. and 25th., 1980 will be picked • up December 24th., 1980 only. December 26th, 1980 No Pick-Up until January 9, 1981. December 31, 1980 and January 1, 1981 pick-up on December 31, 1980 only. Come to the Book Store in Grand Bend and do some Christmas 1 ;fferWarfKarT Shopping ,r BOOKS!! "n e • best Sellers 11 Ira -• Hard Covers yrzt • Children's Books z• / • Cook Books !.7 • GAMES #.%. Mon: Sat. 9,5 Fri. 9-9 Sun! 1.5 tv• TOYS 4TATALTATALTATATAT,' IT • Calendars -4.1ohader• '4:114 • Christmas Cards 07 on • Book Ends r,r• Christmas Spoons 5 U • • ainIMMtMme • ...mmei.ELIDe • ,TArATATATATATJAT,v THE BOOK STORE 21 MAIN STREET, GRAND BEND Phone (519) '238-2508 decorated boses for shut-ins. treats and delivered, before These will be filled - with, Christmas. Sat., Mon. to Wed. 10-5 The best of time Caravelle Automatic with date $84.95, Accutron Quartz Alarm $395. Bulova Quartz $230. gold tilled' Cross Pen Set $120 ou es -dub enjoys •-Christmas arty Seventeen members of the Couples Club. Met Saturday evening for a .delicious, family style dinner at the Zurich hotel. AfterwardS the group igathered at Don and Jean. Weigand' home. A , PETER DEITZ Thompsqn-Warner Motor Ltd., is pleased to announce the alp- pointment of Peter Deitz to their sale staff. Peter, a life resi- dent of the area is well known and respected throughout Huron County. When ever you are thinking of a new or used car or truck or a lease be sure to Call Peter at 238-2391. You'll , be assured of prompt service and honest dealing with Peter. 111111,11k 11W lialliPSON-1414RNER GRAND BEND 231.2391 Christmas sing-song WAS conducted by Morley and Millie Desjardine. In the social time Court Whist was played. Willaers, were: high, Larry Taylor; low. .Clarke Kennedy, Elsie Keyes, conducted the- business and during this time it was decided to send $100.00, to Childreirs War Memorial .Hospital, London. A Christmas gift exchange was enjoyed by all. Refreshments of tea and coffee closed a happy even- ing. • Church of God news Twenty Church of God ladies met Thursday evening at the church for a carry in sapper, and their regular December meeting. Presi, dent. Mrs., Katie Vincent, presided. After supper games were conducted by Mrs. Susan/till-OWL follow- ed by a gift exchange. A devotional time was led by Mrs. Millie Desjardine on T-W hockey • team loses The Thompson Warner Oldtimers lost 6 to 3 in a fast game against Arkona Monday night. Grand Bend , goals were scored by Don Scott, Hans DeJong and Percy Parker. OPP report 11 There were no accidents to report during the week of December 7 to 13, in the area covered'by provincial police at Pinery Park. One person was charged under , the li- quor licence act, and three highway traffic act charges were laid. They investigated seven miscellaneous oc- currences and one theft over $200. One case of assault was investigated. the theme, "To burn a wee". Each lady was, presented a, candle-to take home to remind us all tote hospitable hi, .ociehomes. Fourteen young adults from Church of God met Saturday evening at the home of Jim and Susan. RUrnball, in. i:Iashood. Games -were enjoyed and refreshments served, • - At the Sunday evening ser- vice at Church of God the ladies group were in charge of the worship service, led by Mrs. Katie Vincent, on the theme, "How far is it to Bethlehem". This was followed by a Om strip "My life- poured out", which concerneci sions. Anglican Church. news By MRS. HUGH MORENZ Many folks here will remember John and Mary Neave, Your correspondent received a letter. from them last week. At present they are staying at their daughters home in Edmon- ton. Alberta, until New Years. Excerpts from the letter as follows: We were very happy living in Grand Bend and being received by members of the Church, Women's Institute, Senior Citizens and United Church Women. With such helpful and friendly members, I felt it may be of some interest for your newspaper to receive the enclosed com- mendation. Our kindest wishes to yourself for being so friendly to us during our time at the, "Bend". Very sincerely yours, John & Mary Neave. Dear Mr. Neave:- It. has been brought to my attention that you were of assistance to the Edmonton Police Department on the 6th November, 1980. I understand that you were in a store when a male ran past you and down a hallway. You became suspicious and immediately gave chase and called out for someone to stop him. Another person heard your call for assistance and managed to stop this suspect who was held until police arrived. This accused was arrested and charged with break & enter, assault and possession of an offensive weapon. Had it not been for your alert action, this case .may not have been brought to a successful conclusion so readily. COiT1Pu FiEPI SERVICES INC. Do you know what we do? We can provide "turnkey" systems foi bookkeeping) and word processing for the lawyer, accountant, small businessman or, in- dividual. The cost will is surprisingly low and what your own computor can do for you will amaze you. Come and see us at the rear of 22 Ontario St. N. (Hwy, 21) opposite Brewers Retail. setter still, call old make sure we will be there. first call - No obligation. Grand Bend 238-x4tie imimiummitimmornsa Church service was omen- ed. There will be a Christmas eve communion service at St. Jelin's Anglican Church On December 24th at 8:00 p.m.. United Church news. The third Advent candle, for Jesus the teacher, was lit by Elsie Keyes on behalf of all ladies in the church, at the morning service at Grand Bend United Church. Rev, IL Moore's Sermon topic was "Seekers", 'with scripture from second chapter of Matthew, verses one to twelve. -- Choir anthem was, "Noel We Sing". Grand Bend's White Gift offering last Sunday was $634.00. United Church Calendars for 1981 are available from Grand Bend U.C.W. at $2.00 Your display of good citizenship is most commen- dable and behalf of the vestigationmembers, Twist'' to extend to you our most sincere appreciation. Yours truly, R.F. Lunney Chief. of Police Edmonton, Alberta. (In a, post script the Neave's told me the accused was given an eight months prison sentence.) / Personals Grand Bend Art Studio members held their Christ- mas meeting at the home of president, Mrs. R.W. Sickl- ing, on the evening of December 10th, with 15 pre- sent. All were very happy to welcome back their teacher, Mr. Gordon Lambert, who has spent several weeks in Victoria Hospital, London. Also attending was former president and instructor 'Mrs. Puck Merkies. During the evening an enthusiastic critique was held on current efforts and a lively discussion followed. Refreshments were serv- ed, Grand Bend Art Studio meets every Wednesday evening at the town hall and meetings will commence on January 7th, 1981. Several ladies from the Catholic, Anglican, Church of God and United, attended' the Christmas Ecumenical service held Tuesday night at Greenway United Church. On Sunday, December 7th, Irene `Penfound held a pre- Christmas dinner for her sister-in-law, Mrs. ' Clara Rindelhardt, of Ojai, California, who has been each, '.See Mrs, Alex Hamilton, Christmas eve service for the charge will be at Grand Bend United Church on. December 24th' at 7:30 p,m, The annual United Church Sunday School concert was field in the Church auditorium Sunday evening. An opening" welcome was given by Julie Smith and Heather Love, with. Glen Miller as the announcer, Nursery Department number was ',Christmas Bells", a ncl the Kindergarten number. was "Six little Bells". S.S. choruses of "Prepar"e", "Shout Hooray", and ""Jingle Bells", were en-° joyed. Primary class Aid ""The Wise Men", with letters and verse. Leanne and Billy Jennison sang a duet "Geed King Wenceslas and a solo by Leanne saw three /ships". Primary juniors skit was "My Christ- visiting Irene for the past three months. She left for home Int Pae'sday. Also spending' the, afternoon and dinner. guest was her aunt, Mrs. Aileen Ravelle. ' A thoughtful gift. For a neighbour, relative or friend. Meals on Wheels. $1.50 for each hot meal, delivered once a week (for winter months). For further particulars, call Nancy Thomas, 238- 8695, ' • `Grand Bend Women's Institute will be meeting Thursday afternoon at 1:30 in the S.S. rooms of the United Chuich. Convener will be Mrs. Larry Lovie on topic of Education and Cultural Ac- tivities, with Christmas' customs of different coun- tries. A reminder! of the cookie exchange and gifts for your secret pals. Lorne and Loreen ,Devine attended the 50th wedding anniversary celebration Sun- day, for their aunt and uncle, Mr: and Mrs. Percy Willed, at Zurich. Grand Bend library will close at 5:00 p.m. on Christ- mas Eve, and will be closed all day Boxing Day. Open 1-5 p.m. on Saturday December 27th. Twenty two Grand Bend folks went on the charter bus trip, Friday to the Town of Simcoe's Christmas Panorama - the Festival of Lights, with a stop atCoyle's factory outlet store near Tillsonburg, Saturday evening visitors with Elgin and Elda Adams were George and Marie Chowen, H ugh and Annie Morenz, mas house".. Clark Adams played two organ solos, "Joy' to the world", and "Angels we have! heard on high".. Junior's skit was "Christ- mas Oranges." and the senior's play "The Christ- mas restored by flame", Christmas carols were sung by all throughout the program. P'au'la Taylor, S,S. Superintendent thanked all tot. coming and elosed with prayer.," Lunch was served in the S.S. rooms following the program, and then Santa arrived with treats for the children. United Church. Women meet. Nineteen members and guests met last Thursday" afternoon for a pot luck luncheon at 1:00 p, m, in the S.S. rooms of the church, for tale U.C.W. Christmas ,meeting, Following the delicious meal,' retiring Low rates by the day, week, month "We've got your wheels" Located at . Thompson-Warner PlymOUth-Chrysler Open 7 Days President, Eleanor Durie, was presented a gift of cup and saucer, by Hazel Hroad, for her faithful years of leadership, Installation of the 1981 of- ficers was,, conducted, by Rev, H. More. as follows: past president, Eleanor Durie; president, - Clara Hamilton; recording secretary, Eleanor Dixie; corresponding secretary, Eva I3ariteau; treasurer, Geri Wright; 'com- munications co-ordinator, Annie Morenz; stewardship development, Beulah 'Holt; social convener, Elda Adams; christian develop- ment, Brenda Love; greeting card salesperson, Marjorie Mason; church in society and world outreach, Hazel Broad; flower com- mittee, Cathy Southcott, Janet Kobe; manse corn- mittee, Clara Hamilton, Bertie Keyes and Brenda Love; official board, Clara Hamilton; pianist, Elaine Moore; nominating com- mittee, Olive Miller, Olive Webb, and Eleanor Durie: Roll call was answered by a Christmas poem, A short business meeting was con- ducted by Mrs. Dale, and while Elaine Moore played Christrhas carols. the ladies . Due to stormy weather conditions prevailing in Ex- eter, Rev. G, Anderson was unable to come to Grand Bend and the Anglican Former resident writes THE WISEMEN TELL THE STORY — Spelling out the message of the wisemen for the United Church Stinday School Christ-,• mas concert were Susan Keyes, Kathleen Petch, Lesley Campbell, Alex Russell, Sarah Patterson, Matthew Venner and Danny Sageman. Teacher Sharon Johnson coached the children for their rehearsal. Staff photo If it's from Anstett's it says, 'you're special' JEWELLERS 8 Albert St . Clinton 26 Main St S . Seaforth 284 Main St Exeter 203 Durham .E Walkerton eiong GRAND BEND, CLOTHING 47 Main St., Grand Bend 238.238 Would like" to thank their many friends and customers for making their sale, big success, , A specicil thanks to Lottie Gatiary and Heather Traub, Ria. Martens, Lois. Jackson, qnn Phinn, George Crosby, Mao Malloy and Jackie and Brian from, •the Down Towner Restaurant Grand Bend for all their help. We also wish all our friends and customers a Meily Christmas and A Happy New Year, The DeJofig Family • Store Houts: Thurs. 8, Fri. 1D-12" 1-5 THE BEEHIVE 9 Main St. GRAND BEND Entire Stock of MEN'S and LADIES WEAR Entire Stock of CHILDREN'S WEAR 3 • . For'the love of your life Opal with 24 diamonds. $1,195. 18 k white gold, Emerald with ten diamonds $1,895. 14 k. yellow gold. Blue Sapphire with 28 '`'• diamonds $1,795, 18 k. white gold