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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-05-08, Page 27Times -Advocate, May 8, 1991 NowOpen InApril PINERY ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET Sundays 9 to 5 April through Oct. Over 200 dealers 3 miles south (Hwy. 21) of Grand Bend Dealers call or write: Ray Swain Box 1183 Grand Bend, Ont. NOM 1TO Phone 519-238-8382 Mount Carmel students visited the Stephen Township Fire Department rel Page 27 Dabber Bingo Zurich Community Centre Bonanza Game in 52 calls (Estimated value about $300) Jackpot $1,100.00 Must Go Bingo Starts at 7 p.m. ro one under 16 eligible to play kf Grand Bend United GRAND BEND - An excellent at- tendance Sunday morning at Grand Bend United, when the Sacrament of Holy Communion was celebrat- ed. Pastor Colin Stover's sermon topic was "A Potent Drink", with scriptures from 1 John 5:1-8 and John 15: 9 - 17 read by Sherwood Eddy. Special music was a solo "The Penitent", sung by Don McLean, accompanied at piano by Lynn Tremain. New members welcomed by transfer were Carol Barrett, Bryan and Marilyn Beattie, Dale Bland, Cleve and Eleanor Brophey, Jean Clamperton, Philip and Peggy Cummings, Etta and George Hellik- er, Anne Reycrafat, Vi and Fred Stacey. By Re -Affirmation of faith were Walter and Willy Ord. The Grand Bend congregation is holding Vacation Bible school again this summer in co-operation with the Anglican and the Church of God. United Church Women meet Thursday, May 9 at 1:30 in the Sun- day School rooms. Roll call - Your mother's maiden name. All ladies welcome. Golden Age Club meet Grand Bend Golden Age club held their May meeting with a din - near ori May 1$ 5;30 p.m. at the Lel gion to welcome home "Snowbird' members" and show appreciation to the Legion for all they have done for the club. 88 members and friends enjoyed the delicious meal, followed by old time toe tapping music and dancing. Theorchestra are six senior local area men who call themselves "The Swing Sing- ers." President Ron Dann presided for program. He reminded us of the senior games upcoming in Mitchell in June, and he gave 2 readings In- come tax and Memory Lane. Vi Stacey read a poem on Don't quit". Those with May birthdays re- ceived a handclap as well as George and Iva Latta for a May wedding anniversary. Don't forget the Sen- iors euchre at the Legion tonight May 8 at 7:30 p.m. Saintsbury by H. Davis Golden Glimpses ZURICH - Lady luck was with us on Sunday throughout the official opening ceremonies which were held on the lawn for the new addition to the Home. Tours of the Home and refreshments followed. We owe our thanks to all the volunteers who helped prepare for this undertak- ing, including the student choir fiom Brucefield Public School and our own volunteer students, as well as the Grade five class from St. Boni- face School who made an attractive congratulatory paper mach6 con- versation piece. We are also indebted to the parents of these students who provide transportation for their children participating here. 1111$11111$1,1Wilififil • DANCE HALL 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri. May 10 Singles Dance Moonlighters **** Sat., May 11 Sunrise L UCA N INN -(formerly the Shillelagh) Bob Trasks Singing Machine Fri. May 10 - 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. First Prize $75 Cruise night 50-60 Cars and Tunes Wed. May 15 - 6p.m.to10p.m. Bob Foster D.J. Fri. May 17 and 31- 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. MAIN STREET WCAN - 227-4045 GODERICH ROTARY CLUB :**41 4 • CountryStyle Dinner & Theatre Featuring THE BEST OF the renowned Janet AniOS (Actress/Director) and Ted Johns (Actor/Playwright) Friday, May 31, 1991 Catering by Jerry Rader (COUNTRY KITCHEN) Saturday, June 1, 1991 Catering by North Street United, U.C.W. DINNER: 6:00 p.nt. — North St. United Church 56 North Street, Gtxlerich THEATRE: 8:15 p.m. — The Livery FRIDAY $27.00 per person -- SATURDAY s29.00 per person LIMITED AMOUNT OF TICKETS AVAILABLE at: Campbell's Cameras/Canada Trust/Bank of Montreal 'Dress Code 'Group Reservations Welcome 'Hall Rental Available 349-2678 ate. .,ucan Community Bingo Wednesday May 8 Bingo starts 7:30 Regular Games Increased Prizes Town and Country Homemakers Car Lottery • TFw rrffe4�t is for a 1991 Ch4ii'1�t L "`"'t{ avttifer. fiti0 to be held.�une h 1991 Ia at the Annual Meeting in the Gbderloh Town- ship Hall. Tickets are being sold at $20. each and are available from board members, staff and at the office at 92 Victoria Street East, Wingham. Licence #882680 I:INF.T AMOS: lbw, o/ the original fenknA The lawn Show, iRJ7: The Farmer's Revolt, ,red Them l)omtellr's. /17v Iti /VRi Ainslie Aire,lore n/ Ihr BArh ,1Lnunrr frvi101. posh rales inrlade !mai Talent, Country hearts, The TED JOHNS: Boni in Seafrrth, hest known ton "•ritrr/prijinmer in his tine -own .shawl.: The School Show; The Great Huron County Teachers Strike ane! Naked Un The North Shore; A Tale of Labrador. 111.s neer play Two Brothers mill premiere this to -morrow Ilia and adores. .noru"rr in Blydr. For more info contact Don Klager at 524-2682, or 524-6833 Another fund raising event by The Goderich Rotary Club in strptx'tr'bf,• de�iQtptnent of St. Christopher's Beach. rr,. 1.rt . ..rr y,.,ir •:a oRammEN pxzz&... $1000 Jackpot Game SAINTSBURY - Sunday, May 5, the service of Morning Prayer was held at St. Patrick's at 8:30 a.m. Margaret Carroll read the lessons, Cheryl Carroll provided the music and Rev. Beverley Anne Wheeler spoke to the congregation on "Helping One Another". On Sunday, May 12, a joint par- ish service will be held at St. Thomas, Granton at 10 a.m. This will be the last service that Rev. Beverley Anne Wheeler will be with us before her move to St. Ploys Cathedral, London. May 14, St. Patrick's will host the Perth Spring Deanery with registra- tion and dessert beginning at 6:30 and 7:15 p.m. Cassie Ticknor, co-ordinator of the Daily Bread Programme from St. Pauls Cathedral, London will speak to the ladies and will also have a slide presentation. Each guest is asked to bring a non- perishable food item for Daily Bread. New Life Book Store will a1sb have a display. Bible Study this week will be held at the home of Mary Jefferies. St. Patrick's held a very success- ful work day on Saturday. Thanks to ' al I who were able to come and help. Hugh and Hazel Davis enjoyed a holiday in U.S.A. recently, visiting with cousins Bill and Christine Hicks of Flint, Michigan. The couple also spent time in Indiana, Virginia and Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacGillivray of Lions Head were Sunday visitors� with Bob and Heather MacGilliv- ray and family. Mabel Needham, Earl and Mar- guerite Greenlee and Hazel Davis were dh Sunday callers with Mrs.j Mary Davis. 1 Total prizes $2300 Due to the licence regulations, no one under 16 allowed to play Licence #537495 DEADLINE The M�IdddleIeXEducrHon Y BoaInterested parents of kindergarten children at the following schools must register for Grade 1 French Immersion at Lucan Public School by May 15, 1991. Centennial East Williams Oxbow McGillivray Plover Mills Lucan Prince Andrew Par iaill-West Valleyview Wils Find out more about this program. Visit or call Lucan Public School at 227-4763 GAN YOU BEAT THIS? Exeter Uons/ARCA Annual Fish Derby This Sat., May 1. at Morrison Daiii 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Main Street and Wellington, Exeter We deliver Exeter and Area Month of May Specials x$150 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 01.00 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L1,P0 Valuable Coupon s1'5 0 Large Pius Just clip this coupon and bring it in to Grammie's Pizza Plus and you will receive $1.50 off any large size pizza, (minimum of 4 items) Coupon has no cash value Limit ONE coupon per order. Not valid in conjunction with other offers _VJ1upt2le CQugop, _ — -- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 51.50 J Valuable Coupon Medium Plus Just clip this coupon and bring it in to Grpmrnie's Pizza Plus and you wiN receive . $1.00 off any medium size pizza, (minimum of 4 items) Coupon has no cash value Limit ONE coupon per order. 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