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Times-Advocate, 1981-09-23, Page 20SPECIAL LOW PRODUCE PRICES pot roast lean stew beef fresh Ont. pork butt chops op our,own pure pork country sausage from our deli chix loaf Ib. .98 save 604 Ib. Ib. 1 e 98 save 504 Ib. ...1.48 Ib. 48 lb. e save $1.00 Ib. save 404 Ib. .58 save 40c1b. our own headcheese lb. 9 K price produce of Ecuador bananas 3 Ibs. $1 Ont. no. 1 crisp celery 2/1 Ont. no. 1 local head lettuce 2/$1 • Page 4A Times -Advocate. September 23, 1981 Anglican communicants told help I)r Fox. of London, was last Sunday a.m. In his ser - the celebrant for the Com- mon he spoke about the fifth munion service at St. John's letter of Paul's to the HOW DOO YOU DOO THAT? - Vera Morrison kept her audience mystified as she performed this magical feat as the Sheik of Arabia. Baxters Follies was hosted at the Grand Cove Estates Clubhouse on Saturday night. • IS IT REALLY HER? - No Dolly Parton wasn't really at Bax- ters Follies, t vin, lur,t Betty Timmerman singing a few of her favorites CLASSIC ELEGANCE Timeless Fashion The Plaid Kilt Impec- cably Tailored From Finest 100% Virgin Wool By Highland Queen Comes in Beautiful Fall Shades of Brown Green, Blue, Red Grey Sizes 8-16 $98.00 Plaid Reversible Skirts - 2 skirts in One. $ 105.00 Co-ordinating Sweaters From $35.00 Open Mon. - Sat. 10-5 Sun. 1-5 Closed Wednesday 42) MASTER CARD -VISA ACCEPTED VISA the sun shop d3 MAIN STREET GRAND BEND - 238.2511 J Galations verse 25. Paul pointed out in his letters that they were all new Christians and that it took a great deal of their time to carry out their Christianity - to bear other peoples burdens as well as their own. Dr. Fox stressed the fact that we are all burden bearers - some of them are light, some heavy, and some very hard to bear. The Bible states every man shall bear his own burden and face life with bravery. Dr. Fox also said we should love our neighbour as one self - accept people as they are, and walk beside them and give them courage. Dr. Fox again quoted the Bible - cast your burdens on the Lord, be it sorrow, stress, loss or failure - He will sustain you. Coffee hour hostess was Mrs. Blanche Morrice. Church of God news At the Sunday morning service at Church of God, Rev. John Campbell spoke on. "The joy of giving," with scripture from Acts - It is more blessed to give than receive. The children's story this morning was about "Crea- tion of all living creatures." Rev. Campbell and his wife Betty. sang a duet, "He remembers", with piano ac- companiment by Betty. United Church news Rev. H. Moore's sermon topic at the United Church Sunday morning was, "What God requires of us." The scripture was from Chapter six of Micah, verses one to eight. Choir anthems today were. "Seeking the lost," and "Eternal, Unchanging, We sing to Thy Praise." The Sunday school children attended the first part of the service. In Rev. Moore's story to the children, he said people don't reach out for the love of God, or rely on the love of Christ. United Church announcements The South Huron Fall Regional of United Church Women will meet at Kippen United church on Wednesday September 30th. Registra- tion, dessert and tea 12:30 to 1:30. Special speaker will be Father Williams, of Strat- ford. All ladies welcome. The Grand Bend Stewards are asked to meet on Thurs- day. September 24 at 8:00 p.m. in the S.S. rooms. Huron Perth Presbytery will meet in Tavistock on Tuesday September 22, 9:30 a.m. September 27th the Sacra- ment of Infant Baptism will be celebrated at Grand Bend. Personals Mrs. Katie Vincent has returned home after a three week holiday, in Morden, Manitoba with her son and family, Rev. and Mrs. Morris Vincent, Richard and Nancy. While there they en- joyed several sightseeing drives, one of which was to Pembina Valley. They all attended the Corn and Apple Festival in the town of Morden. She reported that large crops of dill, sunflowers and corn are grown in that area of Manitoba, and she enjoyed very pleasant weather con- ditions during her holiday visit. Mrs. Alex Hamilton, attended the United Church Women's Presbyterial meeting. last Monday at Listowel United Church. Visitors. Thursday and Friday with Rev. and Mrs. John Campbell, Laura and Douglas were Betty's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Walker. of Pontiac Michigan. The Walkers were celebrating their 55th wedding anniversary. They all were supper guests. Friday evening with John's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Douglas Campbell, of Westfield, near Blyth. A special cake was enjoyed by all in honor of the occasion. Mrs. Marg Love and daughter. Patti, and Bill Love. attended the wedding recently. of the latter's grandson. Stewart Love, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Love of Toronto. The wedding was held outdoors in Hyde Park, Toronto. Carman and Verna Lovie, have returned home after a 10 day holiday in Fort McMurray with their daughter. Joanne. Joanne met them at Calgary airport, and side trips were made to Banff, Jasper Park and Edmonton. Lawrence and Nellie Obermever, former residents of Grand Bend, and who have lived this past couple of years in Alberta, have returned to Grand Mr. and Mrs. Karl After the age of 25, your eyes require twice as much light every 13 years to see the same image. Bend and are living In Southcott Pines. Vic and Lil Dinnin, of Zurich. were supper guests, Saturday night, with Alex and Clara Hamilton. Grand Bend un - denominational Bible coffee hour s,tarted again last week. Next meeting will be at Lot 25. Sherwood Crescent in Southcott Pines at Mrs. Verna Brown's home on Thursday September 24 at 9:30 a.m. All ladies welcome. Come and bring a friend. Three tables of bridge played the Howell move- ment system, last Wednes- day night at St. John's Parish Hall. First - Mr. and Mrs. H. McGee, second - Madelon Wilson and Jules Di Brabandere. Mrs.Fern Love has return- ed home after a two week holiday at the home of her son Mr. and Mrs. Morely Love and family in Ottawa. Side trips were a drive through the Gatineau Hills, and into Hull, Quebec, a tour around Sussex drive where the Prime Minister and other government officials live and a visit to Morrisburg and Upper Canada Village. She travelled home with son Morley as far as Hamilton and there visited her grandaughter Brenda. Her son. Gerry and family met her in Hamilton, and brought her home to Grand Bend. Mrs. Love reported the fall leaf ccloring was Dr. Fox is guest speaker at church others bear their burdens' iust beautiful on her trip. Ohmayer spent the weekend in Stoney Creek and Grimsby helping to celebrate their friends and Mrs. Anthony Koluk's 25th wedding anniversary. 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