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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-12-18, Page 29A. John Hughes, C.D. Denture Therapist Box 839 374Green Ares, Grand Bend, Ontario (519) 238-5300 409 Baker St. (Rear) London, Ontario (519) 439-9386 • 4274 Merry Christ mas Have a bright and beautiful Christmas. Many thanks for your kind support. Hotson, Lighting & China Grand Bend 238 Groups mark festive season Times -Advocate, December 18, 1985 Page 9A Sunday school students present concert at UC The United Church Sunday School presented their annual Christmas Concert on Sunday evening at 7 p.m. The children presented a lovely pro- gram of carols, readings, a solo, and a play, which retold the wonderful story o( the birth of Christ. • A carol sing was enjoyed by everyone at the Grand Bend United Church service on Sunday. After- wards, the third Advent Candle was lit, reminding us of the gift of talents, which God has given each one of us. Marlene and Morley Desjardine and Betty Riddell took part in this cereinony. The choir number was ,"Holy Jesus, Little One." Doug Rid- dell read the Scripture, the story of the elder brother lathe tale of the Pro- digal Son. in his sermon on "Grace" Rev. Peebles sought to answer the question "What was so exicting about that first Christmas?" He reminded the con- gregation that man was lost and dead in sin, unable to do anything about his condition. But God, through the gift of His Son, Jesus Christ, and His sacrifice, opened the door of repentence. As man steps through the door, he wjll receive forgiveness for his sins and eternal life. Let us not be like the elder brother who allowed envy, jealousy and self- righteousness control him, thereby missing out ' on God's blessings. Rather, let us be like the prodigal son who received forgiveness and was blessed. United Church Women's meeting Last Thursday 38 ladies attended the afternoon unit meeting of the Grand Bend United Church women. The guests included two gentlemen, Rev. Peebles and Bill Love and the -8240 U.C.W. evening unit members and 131827& w�edoKrgntat Closed Dec. 24, 25, 26 Business as usual Dec. 27 Hwy. 21 South 2 min. from Main instersection of Grand Bend AmmosiL 238-8330 weaoKrigt,cac Aggt IsmosrAin Township of Bosan uet GARBAGE COLLECTION HOLIDAY SCHEDULE No Pick ups on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 25 and WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 1 Pick ups will be made on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24 and TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31 No Pick up THURSDAY. DECEMBER 26 Pick up will be on -FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27 - The Rui•aI Pick up for Friday. DECtMBER 27 has been cancelled Frank Turner. Garbage Superintendent 1 and everything good for Christmas! Thanks front us to you. FRANK AND KAREN HUMER AND FAMILY TERMS • Cash, Mastercard Grand Bend Decorating and Flooring Centre w . friends. Everyone enjoyed a potluck dinner. The worship service was conducted by Marjorie Sturgess; who read the Biblical Christmas story and another Christmas tale called "Gretglien". Christmas carols filled the air, as everyone joined in, accompanied by Nola Love at the piano. Laura Flewelling read about Christmas traditons and the origin of the first Christmas trees. • The roll call was answered by a Christmas poem or reading and a handmade gift. President Elizabeth Norris chaired the business. Baskets will be packed for the shut-ins next HOLD CONCERT — All of the classes from the Grand Bend United Church Sunday School took part in a Christmas concert Sunday even- ing. Reading the old familiar story to his concert family is Jarett Kobe, Shaun Jennison, left, Connie Russell and Becky Jennison, on the right. week. It was voted to send monetary donations to Camp Menesetung, Seeds of Zaire, Medical Elect, Fami- ly Crisis Center and C.G.I.T. Letters were read from mis- Bill lye TV i Stereo Bill Ivo 1 N 4 • sionaries the group has helped to sponsor: Rev. and Mrs. Stan Desjar- dine and family in Tanzania, Africa, and Rev. and Mrs. Don Irwin, who are back in Canada on furlough. TV a Stereo BM Ivo TV i Stereo i a 1 e 100 Watt Stereo • Digital quartz lock tuner • With 14 station memory CD -video input • Cassette deck with the Dolby B.C. metal auto reverse • Fully automatic direct linear drive turn table • • Two - 3 way speakers 9249 in effect till December 24/85 Olson 7 days till Christmas 1p - 9, Sun. 12 - s oy O 80 TV & STEREO Sales & Service 1Ve Antenna Installations & Repairs 28 Ontario St. (Hwy. 21) Grand Bend 238-8033 11: 11',/„/ Factory Sold Sale Thousands of sweaters must be cleared SAVE 80s � Off Just in time for Christmas All sales final Open 7 days a week Mon. - Sat. 10:00 - 5:30 Sunday 12:00 - 5:30 Sweater Shop Stratford, Ont. 74 - Erie St., 273-0790 Grand Bend vena!!ntattie is v!041!4t N10!ente .. si ANGELIC FACES — Preparing for their parts in the Christmas con- cert af\the GB United Church are the angels, wise men and shepherds. Among them are Lindsey Rice, Erin Jennison, Ainsley Mur- dock, Kerri Jennison, Lisa Jennison, Ryan Taylor, Jeremy Jennison, Timmy Scott and Brian Lovie. The Couples Club served refreshments after the performance. Many at Legion events • Tuesday evening there were 18 out for darts ,and Doris Poli won the lucky.draw. Eve Rubery and Keith Crawford won first place and Marg Hedley and Frank Allen got second. In the Friday evening euchre games, Lucille Masse won tile lucky draw. The 'ladies' high was Marion Shaw, with the ladies' low, Grace Masse. The men's high was Les Des - NOTICE WINTER SNOW PLOWING Vehicles parked on Main Street between the hours of 2:00 a.rn•. to 6:00 a.m. will be towed away at the owner's expense. Jack Stanlake Village Foreman Village of Grand Bend Jardine and the men's low was Clare Masse. Just a reminder to the euchre players, tWie will be no more games now until after the holidays, resum- ing Friday, January 17. On Saturday, 54 people enjoyed a Christmas turkey dinner with all the trimmings, then 14 more showed up for the dance - a really good turnout. So many door prizes and spot dances were awarded throughout the evening that nearly half the people.there won something. Members of the executive would like to thank all those who donated the prizes, and to those super chefs who prepared the delicious •meal for everyone. There was even a midnight snack served to those who chose to dance the night away. • In a special ceremony, Chuck Howard presented Past President Keith Crawford with a beAutiful gift as a token of appreciation for a job well done, from all the Legion members. There is another reminder - to all members that there will be a New Year's Day Levee from 12 - 5 p.m. at the Legion, so come and celebrate! Good cheer to our wonderful friends and patrons. We've enjoyed being of service. From the management and staff PINEDALE HOTEL H'way 21 GRAND BEND 1/, Mi. S. of Traffic Light 238-2231 ...to all our good friends and patrons. We wish you a merry Christmus." Ray's -GuIf 1 1 1 Hwy. #21 Grand Bend IIIA•Pn.!AIII•t.r,n.!ro.rn+w rraariktsrnsnstregaissa ►s!n.►nar(jurn Rolli�'s few Christmas Gifting I Remember 3 For the Skier Skis and accessories Us For Ski Rentals For the Fisherman 3 Fishing Rods) and all accessories Plus much,_ much more Archery for the hunter open till 9 p.m. every night Till Christmas, Rollie's Sports & Cycle Grand Bend 238-2418