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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-05-06, Page 15CHAMPION TEAM — The boys team of Grand Bend Public School won the North Lambton volleyball tournament last week. Back row, -Dave Maguire, Bill Jennison, Steve Chapdelaine, Cullen Kobe, and Jason Soldan with coach Brian Morrice. In the front is Jesse Morrice, Bob Mallard, Jeff Lingard, and Dain Zubyk. Missing was Jeff Farrington and head coach Russ Lingard. The boys won 15 out of 16 games played and advance to county level in Mooretown on May 9. Playhouse has dinner -dance Lioness present fashions Oakwood Inn provided the perfect ambience far an elegant fashion show sponsored by the Grand Bend Lioness • last Saturday afternoon. The fashions were provided by Merry Rags, with Johanna Andrews as fashion com- mentator. and her daughter Wendy Andrews Elliott: who coordinated all the clothing and accessories. The background music, so impor- tant to setting the pace of a show. was provided by Hooks Party Sound of Zurich. with Joe Gower and Robert Vanderhoek. The lovely models were all local. including Joy Hogg, Tammy limner, Karen Humer, Donna Hoff- man. Roxanne Marshall. Marge Roberts, Marie Bannon and Tracy Soldan. As the ladies enjoyed their dessert luncheon, Johanna Andrews introduc- ed "The Best of Spring and Summer 1987 The "Out of Africa" look is very popular bringing khaki colors back into style. This is the tailored British look, with khaki and white. jungle prints, straw hats and reptile skin accessories. From the executive suite the enphasis is oh suit dressing in black and white. dressed with touches of yellow, pink. coral or tur- quoise. Long skirts are still in, but short skirts, narrow or pleated are returning paired with long jackets. Jackets over _short skirts usually feature a peplum. For wild, wonderful weekends, pur- ple makes the scene, in a purple/blue bird print romper suit. a purple/green madras print short set and a purple camp skirt and long skirt. topped by a print vest. Turquoise. yellow. khaki and coral all show up in these casual combos. in shortsets. pant suits and jumpsuits. Denim comes dressed up in pale blue chambray, in a full jacket over a slim skirt, a full skirted dress with white eyelet inserts and a love- ly full skirted dress with a narrow top accented in lace ,and embroidery. Pretty as a picture. About 20 doorprizes were drawn during the show, all donated by local businesses. Merry Rags swimwear looks like something out of Hollywood. with an emphasis on glit- ter and sparkle. in metallic magenta. iridescent blues and black/silver moroccan designs. Wow! On the "active wear" scene, the models showed off tailored walking shorts, exercise suits. sweat suits. golf skirts, culottes and knickers - something for everyone's body style. The accent is on stripes for sun-. dresses. in shades of orange. blue. red and pastel, with skirts that contrast sharply.from full and flowing to slim and tailored. For lunches and cocktail wear. the tone is set with the simple uncluttered looks of a nautical theme; brass but- tons, padded shoulders. epaulets, from navy/white to red. to shades of NEIL. OSTRANDER PHOTOGRAPHY • Weddings • Portraits • Commercial • Groups • Framing • Custom Black 8 White R.R. 3 Parkhill, NOM 2K0 238-5056 Hwy. 81 halfway between Grand Bend and Parkhill A1cinty'te T. V. & APPLIANCES R.R. 2, Grand Bend 238-8270 J*v'lother's y gift Suggestions -•1 TV Features CS -2576C • .26" Diamond Vision picture tube • Double side firing speakers • Quick view • Off timer 1 Unified wireless Remote control to operate VCR $949 HS-337UR The VCR Features • Freeze frame advance & slow motion • Event 2 week timer • One touch record • Comb filter for increased picture resolution $549 AMITSUBISHI° • peach. yellow and coral. Elegance is the keynote to evening wear, with lace bows, flowing skirts and crinolines. Red is in. so is black and white, but a peach brocade with puffed sleeves was beautiful! The variety of styles provided each model an opportunity to look her loveliest. Merry Rags carries labels from the fashion designers like Paris Star, Mr. Leonard, Koret, Jantzen and Xanadu. Everyone enjoyed the fashions and the Lioness had a successful fun- draiser for their community projects. IICP dinner -dance at Oakwood The Huron Country Playhouse board of directors sponsoredan elegant fundraiser on Saturday even- ing, a dinner and dance at Oakwood Inn. Seventy playhouse supporters en- joyed a scrumptious meal in Oakwood's finest tradition from canapes to dessert. The president of the Board of HCP welcomed the company and thanked hoard members Barb Gower and Peter Henderson who organized the affair. Artistic director Stephen Schipper was also on hand to thank everyone for their support. Several door prizes were drawn: Barb Gower won a handbag from White's Pharmacy; Freida Barber won a dessert of the month for one full year from For Goodness Sake, a delicious prize; Dave Stewart won a bottle of cologne from White's Phar- macy and Stephen Schipper won din- ner for two at Coconut Bay. Leigh Culver. a guest from Kincardine won tickets for two to the concert series at the Playhouse..• Special congratulations went to new Playhouse members Mark and Zoie Rathby, who were celebrating their 28th wedding anniversary. After the delicious food, everyone settled in to enjoy the marvellous music and scintillating rhythm of that prestigious band "John Bond and Friends". The musicians included Johnny Noubarian on piano, Steve Lippman on bass guitar, Chris Robin- son on sax and clarinet, and Johnny Bond on drums. Vocalist Denise Pelley provided extra sugar and spice. Some danced, some just listen- ed; everyone agreed that it was a great band and a wonderful evening! About the Bend Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Desjardine, Ont. St., who celebrated their 5th wedding an- niversary, Sunday. The happy couple was treated to a family dinner at Bud- dy's Restaurant, GB. The actual wed- ding date was May 4, 1932. Resort's move to • Once again Father Fleming from Mount Carmel Parish was guest celebrant at the weekend Masses at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. The reader for the 10 a.m. mass was Billy Spindler, the community distributors were Philip Walker and Gerry Dacia. Choir director Lydia Duchou was cantor and the choir sang 'Hail Festival Day' at Communion. In his sermon, Father Fleming spoke of Christ's Body as reflected in the community of the Mystical Body of Christ. All who are baptized are part- of this Mystical Body, through Confirmation we become responsible adults and participants in that Mystical Body; each one of us is a liv- ing cell called to be as productive as possible. At . conclusion of mass, Father Fleming announced that Pastor - Father Robert Morrissey has been transferred. He was due to be moved by the Bishop and has volunteered to serve in the Edmonton Diocese, where there is a critical shottage of priests. Father Paul Beck, presently in Windsor, will assume his new duties as pastor here in early July. Father Morrissey 'will remain until then. Anglican news Rev. Walter Vipperman celebrated Holy Communion this Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at St. John's Anglican Church. Following the service, the coffee hour -was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rainham. Donations For the Huron .Church Camp are still being requested. and boxes for that purpose have been - placed in the parish hall. A meeting of the Anglican Ladies Group will be held this Thursday, May -7 at 2 p.m. in the parish hall. All ladies are welcome. "A Spring Tea. Bake Sale and Talent Table" is being put on by the Anglican Ladies Group on Saturday, May 16 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the parish hall. Com a and browse and buy! United Church The sacrament of communion was observed Sunday at the GB United Church. Elizabeth Norris and Millie Kane welcomed the congregation in- to the service. Elizabeth Adams read the two lessons from Genesis 28:10 and John 15:5-17 wherein Rev. R. Peebles bas- ed his topic "Why Communion?" He said that communion is special as everyone needs a quiet moment, growth and duty to God while obser- ving the elements. Peebles told the children that traffic lights are not at every corner. At those corners you have to watch out for you and the truth street, you and honesty street. and you and purity street. When you cut corners in life you may hurt someone. Idella Gable performed at the organ for the choir special number "In the Shadow of the Cross." The Schneider Male Chorus will be in Grand Bend on Wednesday, May 27 at 8 p.m. Tickets still available. A meeting of the stewards will be on Thursday evening at 8 p.m. Don't forget your date to pick out your best photos from the sessions •booked with the photographer last week! - Church of God Worshippers at the Church of God were greeted .by Art and Dorothy Thompson on Sunday. The call to wor- ship was contained in a verse from Proverbs 3:6, "In all your ways, acknowledge Him, and -He will direct your paths." Leyland Desjardine sang "When I've Gone the Last Mile of the Way," accompanied by his wife - Eileen -at the piano: Pastor Desjar- dine's sermon was titled "Anxious for Heaven", from II Corinthians 5. Most people would agree that they want to go to Heaven, but if God call- ed them today, they would not be ready, or desirous of leaving this world. St. Paul was -anxious to leave this earth and to be with Jesus, yet while he had to live on earth, he was active in his service for God. TheChurch of God would like to in- vite people to Sunday School, as there are classes for all ages each Sunday INSPIRATIONS NOW OPEN 63 Main St., Unit 4 Grand Bend, Ont. (right across from the Waterslide) Phone: 238-8836 Specializing in: • Cosmetics • Lingerie • Sterling Silver Jewellery • Bathing Suits New this year: Hand painted bathing suits Elegant costume jewellery * Complimentary gift with every purchase over $30.00 Times -Advocate, Moy-6, 1987 Page 15 priest accepts be in Edmonton at 10 a.m. Congratulations go to Esther and Tom Desjardine on the occasion of their 55th wedding anniversary. May 4 as they celebrated on Sunday with their family. Bible ('lass Twenty ladies were out for the Bi- ble Study at Sauble'Court on Tuesday morning. Nita Sinclair welcomed everyone and opened 'with . prayer. followed by a hymn sing led by Millie Desjardine' They read .and studied Psalm 52 and 56, which were written at the time that David was con- tinuously on the move. fleeing from Saul's ,army. But through all this danger. David still trusted in God and continued to - praise Him for His goodness. His love - and protection. We too need to trust God more and to praise Him through all of life's experiences. Doris-Peebles-- led orisPeebles- led the lesson, and Janet Desjardine closed with prayer. - • A time of fellowship followed as the ladies -bade farewell to one of their members, Gwen Campbell. of Grand Cove Estates, who is moving to Tillsonburg. Vera Brown expressed the feelings and good wishes of all the ladies as she presented Gwen with a religious pla . ue and a card from the • group. After Gwen thanked everyone. a delicious tea with cookies, muffins, • and-fruitbread was enjoyed by alt the ladies: • Orpha Club There was a meeting of the grpha Club at. the home of Mary Barber. sister of Irene Kennedy. ..with ten. members and two .visitors present. Marge Mason opened the meeting with readings "A Child's Wish" and ••Unfinished". A cheque was sent to the Children's Aid in Sarnia fdr the sum of $ 100. The collection was taken up for friendship pennies. Eva Allister read "What is a Grand- mother''" ( as seen through the eyes of a child and "I Am Five". Irene Kennedy read '-Minor Miracles" and Dorothy Cutting read "Missing" and •-Ladies Before Gentlemen". All of the knitted and/or purchas- ed articles were on display at the meeting: then packed up to be sent to the. Children's Aid Society in Sarnia. Irene thanked Mary for hosting the - club. Beulah Holt closed the meeting with a reading "Spring" The next meeting will be on September 28 at the home ot. Eva Allister. Mary Barker. Irene Kennedy and Dorothy Cutting served fruit bread and tea at the social time afterward. WINS CHARTER — Elgin Hendrick, RR 1 GB, was the lucky winner of a fishing charter for five on the salmon stacker. Here Gene Grenier congratulates Hendrick on the win. Other lucky winners drawn -at the second annual sports show at Rallies were Kevin Terrians, Arkona, who won a rod and reel, Ruby Lagerwerff, Parkhill, Lynne Desjardine, GB, Brian Buchanan, and Bob McLean, Chatham, all won $25.00 gift certificates for the new Coconut Bay Restaurant, GB, Paragon & Royal Albert China 40% off i Zwiesel Germany 30% off Zwiesel Crystal Place Settings 20% off Odd Pieces HOTSON LIGHTING 1 mile north of Grand Bend Hwy 21 238-8240 t casual chic MOTHER'S DAY Sunday, May 10 f, • 1'/S mil.. g meinra s south of Grand Bond on Hwy. 21 Gift Cartificatos 7 days a wool, 235-2818 • 1