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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-02-04, Page 14Puye 14 Times -Advocate, February 4, 1981 and district ne Annie Marenz 237.3317 Orpha club meets Fourteen members of the Orpha Club met at Marjorie Mason's home on Monday afternoon. Preceding the meeting a social half hour and cup of tea was served by the hostess and Mildred MacLaren. President. Irene Kennedy, opened with a reading on 'This God forsaken land", about land in the state of 11'voming The minutes of the last meeting were read by Aileen Ravetle and a treasurer's report given. A thank you was read from Lambton County Childrens Aid for their Christmas donation. It was decided to buv flannelette to make ar- t ieles for the Easter shower. Verses were read for January birthdays and Irene closed the meeting with prayer. Next meeting will be held March 2nd at Alma Prance's home. Personals "Congratulations", to Fern Love who was a contes- tant. Saturday night, on the popular "Bowling for dollars". program seen on Kitchener T.V. • Fern's on camera guests were her son and wife Gerry and Brenda Love and their three children, Paul., Heaths and Brent. The show had been taped on December Lith, 1980. Alex and Clara Hamilton were supper guests. Sunday evening with Lawrence and Minnie Curts. A number of town and area ladies have been busy at quilting bees. Clara Hamilton. Hazel Broad and Eleanor Durie, from the United Church. attended' the lluttn Perth Presbyterial held last Mon- day at Brucefield United Church. Guest speaker, Bet - Accident in park Total damages were > estimated at $2300 in a two car crash in Pinery Park Friday. Drivers of the cars were Margaret Purdy of RR 2 Forest, and Douglas Menzies 'of RR 2, Grand Bend. Injuries were minor. Constable R.L. Hodge in- vestigated. During the week of January 25 to 31, provincial police at Pinery Park laid 10 charges under the liquor licence act. Four charges were laid under the motorized snow vehicle act, and three thefts were reported. Two charges were laid under the highway traffic act. and one person was charged for impaired driving. Ten other miscellaneous occurrences were investigated. ty Nortey. a social worker, spoke on 'Partners in Crisis." Olive Miller. Jean Galbraith and Shirley Pole .visited a week *ago Friday with Mrs. Cleave. wife of the late Rev. W.T. Cleave, (pastor at the United Church from 1942-47) at the Vision Nursing home in Sarnia, on the occasion of Mrs. Cleave's 100th birthday. Sons Jack and Frank were with her on this special day. Her son Bill was sick in Florida. unable to come. Mrs. Cleave is quite mobile and enjoys good health. All enjoyed birthday cake ice cream. tea or coffee. The visiting Grand Bend ladies also stopped in Brigden at the grocery store operated by Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Warner, former Grand Bend residents. Thirty-one were in atten- dance at the non- denominational Bible coffee hour held last Thursday morning at Mrs. Vera Brown's home in Southcott Pines. Study time this week on February 5th will be "Coping with broken relationships", and will again be held at Mrs. Brown's home at 9:30 a.m. Everyone welcome. The Grand Bend Golden Agers meeting scheduled for this afternoon February 4th, has been postponed, and will be held February 11th at 1:30 p.m at the Parish hall. Church of God news More than 30 from Church of God enjoyed a family night of bowling Saturday, at Zurich bowling alleys. Anglican churcn news The morning service at St. John's Anglican Church was cancelled due to the incle- rilent weather. The ladies group of St. John's will hold their February meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. at the Parish hall, February 5th. St. John's church will hold a joint service. next Sunday February 8, at rrivitt Anglican church in Exeter, when guest speaker will be Dr. Douglas Fox, of Huron College. London. United Church news Rev. H. Moore spoke on the third series of Faith is... Faith in the highest, at the Sunday morning service at Grand Bend United church. Scripture readings were from twelfth chapter of Hebrews. verses one to eleven. and Chapter four of Mark, verses 35 - 41. The Senior Sunday School students joined the con- gregation for the first part of the service. There were two baptisims this morning, children of Frank and Linda Voogel, Bradley Theodore and Chad Jonathon. There was a good representation of members present from Greenway and Grand Bend at the Official Board meeting held last Tuesday evening at Grand Bend United church. The allocation, for Mission and Service recommended for 19$1, was accepted. The new requirements for the manse that Presbytery are requesting begins in 1981. Mrs. Irene Kennedy was appointed as a delegate to attend conference, at Chatham, in May. Don Kobe extended a vote of thanks tb Rev. and Mrs. Moore for their untiring ef- forts in the pastoral charge. `HALLMARK CARDS RHEO TROMPS CANDY MANY VALEN GIFT SUG ON TINE GESTIONS H A RWOOD DRUGS Ltd. W. Harwood, Phm.B 238-8540 Beside Post Office 22, 81 CRESCENT GRAND BEND, ONT. 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Grand Bend topped the competition by acquiring 40 points. The Tree Trunk ,\'eu', used & antique furniture & gifts 5 Main St., Seaforth Inventory Reduction 1 't. VOLLEYBALL WINNERS - Grand Bend Public Sch School title at a recent tournament at Woodside Sc Ted Lawson, Richard Brown and Kevin Alger; mid Courtney, Tammy Humer, Jackie Schottroff, Tamm Kaempf, Lori Kaempf, Karen Sexton, Sandy P Optimists • organize The Grand Ben4 Optimists Club are organizing two events over the next two weeks. This weekend they are sponsoring a no -hit hockey tournament at Thedford-Bosanquet wren and next weekend they a running a cross country loppet at Pinery Park. Publicity director re ski Stan Pac hi ool's mixed volleyball team took the North East Lambton Elementary ool in Forest. The winning team members are, back row: Bobby Young, dle row: Ivan Chapdelaine, Darragh Megagan, Vida lskauskas, Daren y Thurman and Eric Brown; front row: Karen Kading, David Gratton, Paul ge, Peter Brenner and Daryl Henry. Photo courtesy Forest Standard plan hockey tourney, cross-country loppet hlarz says that interest is gh in both events. The Optimists themselves are entering a team in the hockey tournament, along with the Grand Bend Lions Club and other area groups. The highlight of the tour- nament weekend will be a dance Saturday night at the arena. Music will be provided by a disc jockey. ft macaroni and Kra dinner 225 g pkg. Then on Sunday, February 15, the Optimists are ex- pecting more than 500 cross country ski enthusiasts to come to their loppet at Pinery Park. More than 100 are already registered. Races will commence at 10:30 a.m., and a Poker Tour will be held at 1:00 p.m. Different racing events will be held for men, ladies and kids, and there will be a choiceof 10 or six kilometre trails. There will also be different categories in the poker tours. The entry fee is $3.00 for those 17 and over, $1.00 for those 16 and under. Applications for the Pinery Loppet are available at the Park. 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( kf Smint -yen Corkfa Limit 10 lbs. per family pork roast 0100 $ to 7 lbs. average White Swan paper towels green , peppers 43/1.00 red delicious apples Anjou pears,, 59( . 86( Save 52c lb. 2 roll 994 limit 2 roasts per family GRAND BEND 218-2512 Sunday Closed Values effective until closing Saturday. February 7. 1961. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Store Hours BAYFIILD Sunday Closed ZURICH 228.4387 Sunday Closed NOW 3 LOCAlIONS TO SERVE YOU WITH SELECTION, SAVINGS & PERSONAL ATTENTION rood Al steer chuck blade steaks .1.56 iecodlum ground beef Ib1.96 Save 42c lb. our own double smoked summer sausage .1.96 Red Hots, skinless dutch treats Schneiders wieners ib.1 • 7E1 Save 70( lb. assorted Schneiders meat pies 14 ot. pkg.1•98 Save 304 Maple leaf rIndless breakfast bacon No or. .96 Save 72( pkg BAKERY SPECIALS !;u"tier tarts 1.00 Wesions lam filled buns 1.00 Weston,. komomorid bread 3/2 00 • Tomtmoster crusty bread 160, 2/1 00