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COMM iJ]\JITY
Volunteer appreciation
Teachers from Grand Bend Public School organized a Volunteer- Appreciation Tea last
Tuesday to say thanks to the more than 85 people who helped out at the school over the
past year. Above, some of the .volunteers partake in the tea and goodies the teachers pre-
pared. -
Tree planting at Granton cenotaph
By Muriel Lewis
Granton correspondent
GRANTON - Cc ngratulations to
Max Bilyea. who was honored at
an open house on Sundae afternoon
on the occasion of his.75th birth-
• day. held at the Lind Sportsplex in
Si.• Mans.
Beck Kindrec and Cathie West -
'man hosted the euchre - social and
luncheon at the Lions' Hall in the
• park pavilion June 19. Pri7cs for
High Score and Lone hands were
awarded • to F.lsic Dann and J i m
Bakker. and everyone rc:clved.con-
solation; prizes.
Some W.1 members. assisted by
l.arrm Lewis.- planted some .small
trccand shrubs at the cenotaph
. June 15.
Norah_Wisscl and Muriel Lewis
went with Clandehove Women's
Institute- June 16 on- an •outing to
visit the Erland Lee Homestead at
-Stoic% Creek . where they had
lunch In. the afternoon. they toured
. the Adelaide Hoodlcss Museum at
St. George and later had supper at
the Clog and Whistle in lneersoll.
Suppers and barbecues were the
order of •the day last week_- begin -
Mpg nw'ith the Thames Road. Elirn-
vitic United Churches wh6 togeth-
er ac:commodated-a large crowd at
the • Exeter' Recreation Centre- June
15
Suppers well attended
The beef supper. in the park payil-
ion. sponsored by the Granton Unit-
ed Church June 17. was well-
. attended and quite enjoyable:
A large crowd also attended the
annual chicken barbecue. spon-
sored.bx.Bryanston united Church
at Prince Andrew School Saturday.
.evening..
-At Granton United •Church Sun-
day. June 21. Val Hodgins of Lon -
Business
Directory,
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REPAIRS
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. Free estimates
90 Day Warranty
Experienced since 1952
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don led the service when the mes-
sage was about 'the Wedding
Banquet'. It was illustrated with
puppets- and the Wedding Banquet
sang was sung.
Assessment qucstionaires were
filled-in and should he handed in by
next Sunday.
\'al Hodgins will be in.chargc of
services until the end rpt Scptenihcr.
For the summer. services will he
held at Granton during Jul: and for
August at Wesley. . . •
At St. Paul's Anglican Church in
Kirkton on Sunday. Rev. Glenda
Meakin led the communion service
and her message was about trusting
in God in tines oftrouhlc.
The lessOns. were read by John
Urqutfart-and the minister.
I Fishing trip highlights week at Queensway
HFNSALI. - Queensway
Nursing Home's annual canoeing
and fishing trip to Gascho's Pond
was a highlight of the week for res-
idents. John Pepper said. "I can't
helieve 1 waited until l was 96 to ge
canoeing." Nancy Louch, Mildred
Gingerich, Elsie Johnson and Lorna
Spencer also braved the waters in
the canoe and had 'a great time.
Many tned their luck at fishing and
when they returned to Queensway
there were lots of fish stories to tell.
Murray Howe landed three fish.
&Dri%.'Jrl;Y1 JiM Ode
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To conserve water, lawn and
garden watering will be
permitted during the following
time periods only.
Your co-operation is greatly
appreciated
eQtFtf lttal HousejNds
7 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.
7
p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Sunday to Saturday inclusive
CQmmtereiaLeu_s nesse)
9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Monday,
Wednesday
and Friday
THIS WATER RESTRICTION IS
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
(June 17. 1998) and will be in
effect
until August 31. 1998
John Pepper, Everett-' Gallagher,
and Walter Smith all reeled in two
each. Close to 40 residents and�vol-
unteers enjoyed the supper.
Staff and their children joined
residents Tuesday night' fair an
evening with Marg and Dickie
Dean, magicians. Their sleight of
hand tricks as well as pulling birds
out of thin air kept everyone mes-
merized. -
Harvey Smith and Doug Insley -
combined their talents to, provide
an evening of music in the retire-
ment home lounge for Friendship
Friday. This twice monthly evening
is a, favorite with many rest finny
residents. .
. . Coming events
June 25: 2 p.m., Birthday Party
with The Merry Makers; 6 p.m.,
Diners; 7 p.m., Card Party in
Retirement Home;
June 28: 2 to 4 p.m,, Strawberry
Social entertainment "Gary Boyle",
Queensway south lawn, bring your
lawn chairs.
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