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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-06-10, Page 18Page 2A Ink AIL ` Times -Advocate, June 10, 1981 TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPS - Eight pupils of Grand Bend Public School were winners in Tuesday's Track and Field meet. Back to front: junior winners Kim Finch and Robbie Oliver, bantam champs Barbie Lawson and Steve Mothers, intermediate winners Kerrin Mehagan and David Gratten and senior winners Laura Campbell and Ivan Chapdelaine.Staff photo Visitors, travellers come Alice Brown. of Guelph. spent the weekend with her mother and grandpa. Mrs. Lillian Brown and Art Baker. and on Saturday Alice was bridesmaid at the wedding of her friend Mary Lou Grigg. ' Grand Bend Personals Annie Morena 237-3317 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dalton returned home last Thurs- day after a month's holidays in the west. They visited two weeks in Calgary, Alberta. with their son Dan and his wife. and grandchildren Kel- ly and Shelly. They spent two weeks seeing the sights in Vancouver with a side'trip to Victoria and Buchart Gardens. Sympathy is extended to members of Max Turnbull's family. Funeral service was held Friday from T. Harry Hoffman Funeral home. Pallbearers were Ed Turn bull. Carl Turnbull. Elgin Hendrick. Larry Luther. Lloyd Fahner and Allan Turnbull. Rev. Harley Moore officiated with inter- ment at Grand Bend cemetery Stan and Pat Desjardine. and their children. Karen. Bethany and Danny have arrived back in Canada for a year's furlough. after ser- ving this past 'four years as missionaries in Tanzania. Morley and Millie Desjar- dine. Fred and Marlene Desjardine met them at Toronto airport last Wednes- day. June 3. At present they are staying at Pats parents home in Toronto Doug Steckle, home for a month's holiday from Gardner Bible College in Alberta. will be assisting Rev. John Campbell this month of June. Clara Station. accom- panied by her daughter and family. Bonnie. Janet and Lonnie Dugas. of Huron Park. travelled by train to Toronto last Tuesday Rev. and Mrs. Harold Dob- son. of Fonthill. visited several friends in town last Wednesday. Rev. Dobson was a former minister at the 1'mted Church. Sixteen Beaconaires club members enjoyed a picnic Monday evening at the Pinery Provincial Park. at arra number 9. in the covered pavilion Plans u'•re finalized for their bus 'rip coming up on June 8th. -1fter supper the group sang ,> few hymn choruses Mr and Mrs Douglas Campbell. of Blyth area and Mr and Mrs Lovie Walker. of Pontiac. Michigan. visited h nday with Rev and Mrs. John Campbell. Laura and Douglas .'.1r, Rosie';rigg. attend- ed the wedding. Saturday of her grandaughter. Mary Lou daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan Grigg. of Dashwood. toRnnBilcke. son 11 of Mr. and Mrs. Silvere Bilcke. of Exeter, at Calvary United Church. Dashwood. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Grigg were here daughter. Mrs. Mabel Harrison. of Fort Wayne. In- diana. and a grandson Doug Grigg. of Arizona. who had also attended the wedding. Ray and Kay Cooper, of Exeter were weekend guests with Clara and Alvin Stat - ton. Sunday visitors with them all were Jim and Pat Scott. Doug and Vicki of Ex- eter and Maurice Desjardine of Huron Park. Golden Age club meets About 30 attended the Golden Agers meeting held Wednesday afternoon at St. John's Parish hall. opening with 0 Canada and the Lord's prayer repeated in unison. A moment's silence was observed in memory of Charles Martine of Dashwood who passed away last week. Mr. Martine was treasurer of Zone 8 for this area. President. Alex Hamilton, read a poem "Life's thoughts." The one day bus trip for June 23 was discussed, with plans to go to Kleinburg, near Toronto. to view the McMichael collection of art of The Group of Seven. From there they will go on to Guelph with tours arranged there. Grand Bend folks in- terested are asked to have their names in by June 15. and if the bus is not full it will be open to area people. Nola Love. of Dashwood. President of Zone 8. reported on attending the 10th International World congress of Senior Citizens. in May. at the Prince Hotel in Toronto. Theme for the three day Congress was. "The future is now in the eyes of Seniors." Six hun- dred delegates from all over the world attended. Honourable John Aird. lieutenant Governor of On- tario, addressed the group, one day and said. "All peo- ple must recognize the con- tributions of Seniors". Nola also reported that the Senior's Fall Rally will be held in Holmesville on Oc- tober 14. A sing song of favorite numbers was enjoyed by all. Minutes and treasurer report was given by Marjorie Mason. Senior citizens week, will be held at Huronview on June 21 to 26. It was decided that 2 or 3 carloads would go up for a supper meal on June 25 or 26. President Alex read the 10 commandments for travellers and closed the business part with "An Irish prayer." Program numbers was a reading by Marjorie Mason. "Not growing old." written by a retired teacher over 80 years old. Vera Kuntz played a piano solo. Clara Hamilton read two articles "If we see ourselves." and "Weight lifters". This was the groups's last meeting until Septmeber. In the social time games of card and crokinole were enjoyed. Lunch refreshments clos- ed a happy afternoon Bridge scores Five tables of duplicate bridge were in play last Wednesday night at St. John's Parish hall. Winners were north -south. first - Milton Webb and Juels De Brabandere. second - Mary Ferguson and Jean Gibson;' east -west. first - Betty Hoyles and Sue Baumgartner. second - Irene Ward and Margaret Jeffrey. Summer visitors welcome to attend. Games are held each Wednesday p.m. Harwood's 1, Card &Gift Shop FATHER'S DAY JUNE 211 - Check with Us For Father's Day Cards & Gifts 1 GRAND BEND Telephone (519)238-8540 • Many guest artists display work • During the summer season, a series of artists will be displaying their work at the Grand Bend Library. Ruth Leitch. a photographer from Alvinston will be the first exhibitor. Her work will be shown from June 13 to June 27. Mrs. Leitch has been taking pictures for 19 years and is presently work- ing as a reporter for the Alvinston Transcript. In the past, her work has won her Honourable Mention in a National Photography Competition. Peaceful scenes, flowers and children are among her favorite sub- jects. Roswitha Lohmann-Muser will be showing her contem- porary paintings from June 27 -July 11. Mrs. Lohmann was born in West Germany and received her basic train- ing in a private painting school in Basil. Switzerland. Since that time her work has been shown in gallery ex- hibits in Basil. Switzerland, and in Stratford Ontario. Un- til 1979 Mrs. Lohmann painted mostly landscapes. After that time. due to the desire to express herself in her own way. she began to paint in an expressionistic style. The paintings shown at the library will be from her 1980-81 collection. Members from the Grand Bend Art Association will be showing their work from July 11 - July 25. These local artists meet with an instruc- tor every Wednesday even- ing from October to May. Mr. Gordon Lambert a local landscape artist has been in- structing them for the past Pentecost was observed Sun- day morning at St. John's Anglican church. An 8:30 a. m. quiet commu- nion service will be held each Sunday a.m. through June, July and August as well as the regular service at 9:30 a.m. In place of the normal ser- mon at 9:30 by Rev. G. Anderson, a report of the Spring Synod held in London was given by Mrs. F. Kite who was a lay delegate to the Synod. Coffee hour hostess was. Mrs. Ruth McIntosh. The regular meeting of St. John's ladies group was held June 4 with 14 members pre- sent. Convener, Thelma Anderson presided. Final plans were made for the. lawn sale to be held Sat. August 1. The ladies group will not be meeting during July and August. two seasons. This will be the first opportunity that many members have had to show their work to the public. Nature photography by Terry Crabe will be ex- hibited from July 25 to Aug. 1. An audio visual program will accompany this display. Mr. Crabe has been using the camera to capture nature's beauty for about 10 years. He also enjoys developing and framing his own prints. Mr. Crabe's present position as Naturalist at Pinery Provincial Park gives him ample opportunity to photograph his favorite sub- jects. Several years ago two of Mr. Crabe's nature photo's won him Honourable Mention at Western Fair. In 1977 another of his photos was chosen for the annual Provincial Park vehicle per- mit. In the past Mr. Crabe has also photographed wed- dings and taught photography courses. Visitors will be able to see a wide range of Mr. Crabe's work at the library display. A collection of landscape paintings byGordonLambert can be viewed at the Grand Bend Library from Aug. 1 - Aug 15. Oil painting has always been a hobby for Mr. Lambert, but only until he retired and moved to Grand Bend has he found time for the Art. Mr. Lambert studied art and painting at many schools and colleges and then worked for a while as a commercial free lance artist. Design work, graphics and logos are among his many endeavours. Some of his paintings are presently on loan to the Toronto Domi- nion bank and a few years ago he exhibited his work at the Huron Country Playhouse. All or Mr. Lambert's paintings show a deep appreciaiton for natural settings. The public is warmly invited to view his beautiful work. The exhibition will end with a display of work from local craftsmen. Each ex- hibitor will be showing two or three hand made articles. Person's wishing to take in this final exhibit should con- tact Dawn Crabe before July 25 at 243-2054 (home) or at 238-2067 (library). United Church news The United Church Women's Thankoffering ser- vice was held Sunday mor- ning at the United Church. Clara Hamilton and Hazel Broad led the worship ser- vice on behalf of the U.C.W. Special guest speaker was Mrs. Shirley Luther, of Hen- sall. Mrs. Luther's message topic was on "Thanksgiving," and she said we should be thankful every day of the year. and every moment of the day. Some members of Mrs. Luther's family were among the congregation, including a son and wife and family from Newfoundland, another son and wife from London, her husband Eric Luther and mother-in-law Mrs. Hazel Luther of Hensall. The children's story this morning was given by Hazel Broad An all ladies, U.C.W. choir SP0T THE rENDE SUPer aVe sang the anthem "Jesus, United by Thy Grace. A duet was sung by Nola Love and Beulah Holt. entitled, "Nothing but leaves." Greeting folks at the door today were Great Luther and Olive Miller. Flowers at the altar this morning were placed in lov- ing memory of Max Turn- bull, by his family. The Grand Bend U.C.W. will meet on Thursday June 11, at 1:30 p.m. in the church school room. Roll Call: Cookies for the Cancer Society. Sunday June 14 will be. Flower Sunday at the United church. If you have flowers you can share please bring them to the church base- ment on Saturday evening betweeen 5 and 7 o'clock. During next Sunday's ser- vice, the Sunday School Graduation and Awards will be presented. Following the service a combined Sunday School and Congregational Picnic will be held at the Church, in the form of a pot luck lunch. Please plan to come. You are asked to br- ing sandwiches. Dessert and beverage will be supplied. Grand Bend Stewards are asked to meet at the 'church, Thursday evening June 11 Church of God news A special service was held at Church of God for, "Children's day," on Sunday morning, with children par- ticipating in the service. Benji Syer of Merryhill, grandson of Janet Desjar- dine played a violin solo, Jennifer Bumstead and Kim McGregor played piano numbers, and Michael Vin- cent and Douglas Campbell sang a duet "I want to be a little light". , Rev. John Campbell's ser- mon message was. "Good news for the family." John's father. Douglas Campbell told the children a story about a crow. At the Sunday evening service a film "The big splash," was shown. Lorie Steckle sang a solo, "Shepherd of love". Anglican church news Whitsunday - or the day of PROPANE Birch Bark Trailer Park Hwy 83 - 1Y2 mile E. of Hwy. 21 OPEN 7 DAYS 9 - Dusk Phone 238-8256 Inquire at House Beside. 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