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Times-Advocate, 1987-06-10, Page 211 Cowan will get roasted et upcoming gotf event Golfer Gary Cowan hails from Kit- chenerGary Cowan is the only Cana- dian to win the U.S. Amateur Golf Tournament twice. Gary Cowan has spent a great deal of his golfing career helping others achieve ex- cellence through teaching and giving many hours of his time to service and community. Gary Cowan, like so many other Canadian unsung heros has never been recognized formally for his contribution to the sport of golf or enrichment of the quality of life. That is why Gary Cowan is the cen- tral figure to be honoured at the sixth annual Dave Scatcherd Invitational Golf. Classic, at Grand Bend's Oakwood Inn and Golf Club, Wednes- day June 17. An anticipated 264 golfers and 30 tennis players, some from as far away as New Brunswick, will par- ticipate in the two-day events. The in- terested public can join the gaiter:), of spectators and follow a favourite golfer such as Team Canada's hockey star Paul Henderson. or the Edmon- ton Oilers own Steve Smith around the course at Oakwood Colt ('lub. Tennis ton Oilers own Steve Sith arottna the cour-sest-Oakwood Golf Club. Tennis buffs can catch some of the •'love".ac- lion at designated courts around town. .Long time friend' and in- defatigueable worker Dave Blair of London and Grand Bend, along with a volunteer committee of over 65 golf club members are putting forth their best efforts to raise $27,000 this year from the golf classic. Of the $185 en- trance fee from each golfer and ten- nis player,.$100 will be donated to the Scatcherd Children's Centre for Men- tally Retarded Children in London. The money is earmarked to build an additional classroom to the centre. • Once again the big tent just north of the golf course will be the scene of the Wednesday evening awards din- ner and such media celebrities as Bill Brady, Peter Garland and Garry Allen Pricewill be on hand to "roast' the honoured guest Gary Cowan. Anglican news Rev. Walter Vipperman celebrated Holy Communion at 8:30 and 9`30 a.m. services Sundav at the St. John's Kickoff is upcoming On June 9 and 10 between 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.. Huron Country Playhouse is playing host to about 20 theatre arts students from South Huron District High School. Day one was a crash course of almost every aspect of a standard theatre's operation while day two will introduce the students to an actual tour of the facility and encourage the students to implement a short scene of their own. Glenda Burrell, a theatre arts in- structor at South Huron District High School says, "This particular pro- gram is designed to help students recognize the many different aspects of theatre - aside from just, the stagework." She also adds, "It is very important to havea liaison between the theatre and the high school so the students can work together toward a product and it's not just an actor on stage - it's all the "behind the scenes" work that's important." Huron Country Playhouse is pleas- ed to be able to offer its expertise to the high school students and last year having assisted the elementary students - hoping that in the future it can further expand this unique program. Students are On Saturday, June 20 at 6:00 p.m.. Huron Country Playhouse will kick off its 16th anniversary season. The even- ing begins with a scrumptious chicken BBQ with trimmings served up by the Board of Directors while special musical entertainment will be provid- ed by Musical Directors Michael Mulrooney and James Grey. Dessert and coffee will follow the silent and live auction, the highlight for those in attendance when they ob- tain their skillful bargains. Some of the many items include: two nights at The Constellation Hotel on stage for two adults and two children. one season's use of a Kubota riding lawn- mower tractor. one pair of adult • water skiffs, brass table lamp. private air show for 12 with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, hand made quilt, outdoor lawn furniture, gift certificates for several local restaurants, paintings. and many, many more items. This evening has been offered for $3.50 to subscribers and only $7.00 to anyone who would like to join in on the festivities. Tickets for this fun night - out are available by calling the Playhouse at 238-8451, before July 15. Anglican Church. In his sermon, Rev. --= Vipperman spoke of the disciples before and after receiving the Holy Spirit and how we may be filled with this same spirit if we will only allow it to enter our hearts. Unfortunately, being human, our enthusiasm flags, diminished from time to time because it isn't easy be- ing an active Christian 100 percent of the time. But by constant prayers leaving our hearts and minds open, we can be filled with His Holy Spirit, to carry on His work as He commands "Ask and you shall receive, knock and it shall be opened unto you". All we have to do is ask. The choir sang an anthem ''O Mighty God". After the service, the coffee hour was hosted by Mrs. Muriel Hunt. Catholic news The pastor, Father Robert Mor- rissey celebrated all the. masses at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church this weekend, the solemn feast of Pentecost. Billy Spindler was the reader, Jerry Backx and John Kelders were communion distributors. Paul Dietrich and Lydia Duchow were cantors and the choir performed "Spirit of God" and "Here I Am Lord" at communion. In his sermon, Father Morrissey referred to the dramatic setting of the gospel. part of Jesus' farewell ' 'he Apostles on the last days beta. death. Christ told them how he to them, and would not leave them or phans. He would ask the Father to send them the Spirit of Truth. By vir- tue of- our baptism. we are also prepared to ':see" the Holy Spirit. How can we recognize Him in our lives? 1 the will disturb us, so that we stop and take a second look; 2? He gives us comfort and strength,,,as in the loss of a loved one; 3 i He is always wllh us. as dependable as the oxygen in the air we breathe. The Spirit of Truth gives us comfort, strength and guidance. Congratulations to Joe Mom mersteeg, son of Luke and Jean, and Krisan Datars, daughter of Betty Deters. who were united by the sacra- ment of matrimony this past weekend. Congratulations also to. Jonathan David Sharpe. the son of David and Leona ( Hogan t, who was received into the Catholic communi- ty this -past week by sacrament of baptism. The sympathy of the parish is ex- tended to /he family of Shirley Page, who died suddenly this past week, and to Helen Obermeyer, whose brother Tom Brine, died this past week. CWL members - remember the special mother/daughter/grand- ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS - Dianne Hamilton (left) of the Hurondale 4-H Club received an award at Achievement Night held at Exeter Public School for completing 12 projects. Lori Parker, Hurondale; Tobi - Lyn Taylor, Elimville I; and Pam Dietrich, Grand Bend II were awarded for completing six projects. The more complex your needs become/ the more you'll appreciate the simplicity of borrowing from us. First you need a car. Then a home. Then a second car. How allout home improvements? Or a larger home? Investments? National Trust understands that the more successful you become, the more complex your needs become. 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The entire student body gathered outside the school to send helium - filled balloons aloft, each one bearing a tag with the child's name to be iden- ';tied and mailed back by the official Jebration on July 4 and 5. A prize will be awarded to one boy and'girl whose balloon travelled furthest away by that date. - PTA president, Roberta Walker organized the event with school prin- cipal Laurie Kraftcheck. Mr. Far- quhar, of "Go Fly a Kite" from the Grey Otter Art Gallery in Grand Bend came out to provide a kite -flying ex- hibition with'some of his special stunt kites. Unfortunately. the wind did not cooperate, resulting in a dead calm - no good for kites. Mr. Farquhar will be invited back 'for the school play day, so the children will have another chance to see his kites. Everyone watched as the balloons rose slowly into the calm air. until they were tiny dots of color. to be caught by the higher air currents. How far will they get? Only -time will tell. The event provided a nice break in routine for the students, and a memorable kick-off for their centen- nial celebration. Happy 100 years. Mount ('armel! The students are also hard at work on their school play. the musical "Anne" that famous red haired orphan. Tickets are on sale for $2.00 apiece fot the 7:30 p.m. performances on June 16 and 17. It promises to be a real winner. so get your tickets soon! daughter potluck supper to beheld on June 15 at 7 p.m. in the Alhambra hall. In honor of senior citizens month. all senior members are guests to be treated by the council. Secondary school credit courses in religion are being offered again in September for Huron -Perth students. The courses will be offered in Seaforth for grade nine, in Goderich for grade 10 and in Zurich for grade nine. Please get your applications from Father Morrissey. ntttDont$$tnotnntnttnnomttttnttttnt��tttn Grand Bend Fire Department Annual Yard Sale Sat., June 13 8 a.m. 1111111111111:111111111nnntl1111111111111111111111111111 READY TO SET OFF BALLOONS — Students of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Separate School participated in a Friday liftoff of balloons to publicize the Centennial -of the church on July 4 and 5. The liftoff was sponsored by the PTA under the supervision of president Roberto Walker. T -A photo • Decoration or ate on Day Grand Bend United Church Cemetery, Sunday, June 21/87 at 2:30 p.m. Speaker: Rev. R. Peebles. Please bring lawn chairs. In case of rain -- in church Beautify Your Windows With Draco Verticals diaco Vertical Drapes 2 5 Off Plus free valance in Stock Vertical Drapes for Patio Doors up to 5 Off TERMS - Cash, Mastercard Grand Bend Decorating Hwy. 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