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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-11-30, Page 71 Be a Winner in our Pizza Draw Thur., Dec. 1, Fri. Dec. 2 We will be giving away 5 Targe deluxe pizzas .Clip and Bring. Name d Address u Phone .Clip and Bring 1 11 1 1 • Excellent Selection of Men's and Ladies` Sweaters to choose from Hours: Mon. - Sat. 10 - 5:30 Sun. 12 - 5:30 Draw will be made Sat., Dec. 3, 1983 Hours: Sun. - Thurs. 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fri. and Sat., 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Hwy. 21 South 2 min. from main intersection Grand Bend For fast service phone ahead, eat in or take out /11111•111111111\ iimmomk Phone: 238-8330 i r Wedoitrightat REM IMO l**- �t 1-1 €1%9UE CENTRE �' ''Rep►' -- �'*.►�•--� Just in time for Christmas Economically add that 2nd bath or spruce up your existing one, both with these budget priced all Canadian products. air* • •,410 •1 311 l• • All white space saver vanity 16" x 20", door has gold trim and comes complete with cultered marble top. (tops extra). Who could resist at? $64.95 White five piece tub surround. Featuring 4 soap or shampoo tod- dies, seamless corners. This unit is non porous, and mor resistant, ad- justable to 60", out of square walls are no problem. (Adhesive extra) 559.95 BATH TUB WALL KITS Name brand Grade A toilet. With reverse trap in white only. (Not ex- actly as illustrated, seat extra) A good value at 569.95 All items are conveniently packaged for Cash and Carry customers Hours: Monday Friday 8 - 5:30 Saturday 8 - 4:00 Grand Bend 238-2374 Y �(1Tr`CZL�� 20f 2 FACTORY OUTLET 16 Main St. GRAND BEND 238-8007 The Korner Nook Open year around 238-2299 Yarn and Gift Shoppe Berella "4" Astra Canadiana Gabrielle with mohair Shetland style chunky ALSO odds of yarn 4 ply, 450 gram bag 5.95 FREE PATTERNS Knit a one day sweater, mile -a -minute afghans Quick lacy cover ups Now handling 2 ply Polycord and free patterns for quick crochet place mats, & knitted purses Come see all the new yarns and ideas. Complete line of Giftware and Oriental gilts 20% Off Watt 3.19 4 oz. 1.29 50 grams 1.19 50 grams 2.95 50 grams 1.55 50 grams and more Market & Rena00t1�lW e" Daily Lunch and Dinner Specials $3.50 and up Kero-sun heaters, groceries, confectioneries; books, ice cream, Pop Shoppe. Open Daily except Wednesday 41141211111011WAIMMININEO111111111111111111111111MisollIC Sat. Night Deluxe Buffet • Motel & Cabins • 18 Hole Golf • Unique Gifts • Pro Shop • Dining Room open for lunch 8 Ginner • Banquet & Meeting Facilities • Cross Country Skiing t•, • Lively Pub with. entertainment AKWOOD INN RESORT. GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB On Lake Huron shores Grand bend 238-2328 Shop Grand Bend for a unique selection • • 1, 0 .�y Il 1 Times -Advocate, November 30, 1983 Pa•e V IL GOURMET COOKS -- Preparing a gourmet meal at the Southcott Pines Club House takes concentration as is shown by Sherwood Eddy and Jim Redman. They are get- ting egg -yolks ready for a peanut -brittle mousse. In the background, the rest of the crew were preparing cornish game hens stuffed with Cointreau rice, enclosed in puff pastry and served with Medeira sauce. Gourmet cooking teacher, Linda Wooden, supervises ten weekly classes at the S.P. club. New members Transfer to church congregation The Sacrament of Commu nion was observed Sunday morning at the 'Jnited Church. Rev. R. Peebles message was, "Communion Meditation". He said we should roll up our sleeves and get going on God's plan. God is still ruling and looks for people who follow His word. He used four looks at the meditation topic, 1. backward to the cross, 2. outward from ourselves to others, 3. upward to the Lord, 4. forward to share our love. John gave us the theology of Communion and Jesus gave us the prac- tical side by our partaking of Communion. The choir sang the Calypso Communion hymn, "Let us talents and tongues employ". Scripture passages used by Rev. Peebles were from Ex- odus 12:1-14 and Matthew 26:17-30. Transferring membership to Grand Bend United, from Niagara Falls were the Misses Grace and Beatrice Wilson. Rev. Peeble's story to the children was demonstrated with a common pin. The top is the head, the bottom the point. When the childrens mother asks for a pin ahs wants a straight shiny one, not a rusty one. In our lives, Rev. Peebles told them, we should use our head, and the point for our purpose in life. White Gift Sunday will be observed next Sunday Dec. 4. You are asked to bring a white gift of food, clothing, games, etc. Money will also be accepted. Be sure it is marked accordingly. Bible Coffee Hour Fifteen ladies attended the Community Bible study at Mrs. Vera Brown's home in Southcott Pines, Tuesday morning. Mrs. Nita Sinclair opened with prayer and this was followed by a hymn sing led by Millie Desjardine. The lesson was led by Mrs. Brown on, "How to detect false teachers," from 2 Peter 2:1-10. Some questions asked and discussed were In contrast to eyewitness accounts of Jesus' majesty and the Holy Spirit - inspired prophecies of the Old Testament mentioned in Chapter one. against what does Peter warn his readers in this section? To what lengths will false teachers go? What will be the result for them? Some answers to these were that false teachers deny the Lord, they flatter and, deceive, and their own words condemn them. The meetings will continue at Mrs. Brown's home at 9:30 a m. Tuesdays. All ladies welcome. Anglican Church Rev. Jim Sutton, at the Sun- day morning service, sug- gested it is time for us to review the past year and look to the future, trying to over- come our limitations and see where we can grow. In Mat- thew 24:37-44, we are bid to prepare for the coming of Christ. Coffee hostesses were, Mrs. Reta Martin and Mrs. Marie McCoy. The next meeting of St. John's ladies group will be held December 1 at 6 p.m. at Mrs. Nola Taylor's home, preceded by a pot luck supper. Church of God news Rev. John Campbell's topic on Sunday morning was, "Lord, what would you have me? 1)being, 2)going, 3)doing, 4)giving, 5/prayer, with scripture from 1 Peter 3:5. Several women of the Church of God presented the theme of "Rejoice" on the in- troduction to Christ birthday offering. The music special was a solo by Dr. A. Brown, itled, "And He will by sin forgive." At the evening service, a continuation of the family as peacemakers theme, about Mary and Martha and con- flict.Aquestionna ire was pass- ed around to answer on, "How do you respond to conflict?". Afterwards they held small discussion groups on this. Personals Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baird who celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary last week. They celebrated Tuesday evening with a dinner at Oakwood Inn. Attending with them were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baird and Brian, of town. and friends Mr. and Mrs. Harry Little, of Goderich, who were celebrating a 28th wedding anniversary. The Baird's daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vanner, of London, and all their grandchildren visited with them over the weekend. Russ and Ida Armstrong, of Meaford were dinner guests a day last week with Lorne and Loreen Devine. Grand Bend Golden Age club members are reminded of their December meeting coming December 7 at St. John's Parish hall, for dinner at 12:30 p.m. Ladies of the town chur- ches, Church of God, Catholic, Anglican and United Church, are reminded of the Christmas Ecumenical on Dec. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at Green- way United Church. Sincere sympathy is ex- pressed to Ralph and Marie McKinnon and their daughters, in the death of Marie's father, Duncan Frederick Fisher, of Sarnia, (formerly of Brooke township) age 89. Funeral service was held Saturday, Nov. 26 at Arn Funeral home. Alvinston. Interment in Alvinston Cemetery. Earl and Ray Weiberg, of London visited Sunday, in town, with Mrs. Rosie Grigg and Loreen and Lorne Devine. Roy and Hazel Broad enter- tained thirteen family members of Hazel's brothers and sisters, for a pre - Christmas dinner and family reunion, Sunday, at the Col- onial. Afterwards the family gathered at the Broad's home, in Grand Cove, to watch the Grey Cup game. N -R Grand Bend - All winter through we will make cakes for you - Made from your choice of our delicious ice-cream flavours and homemade scratch cake Order Christmas Cakes now. CaII anytime 238-8555 Leave your name and number and we will return your call THE COMPETITION 15 GOOD 5 WE HAD TO BE BETTER! 1-,a • FROM $10, 299. $229• MONTH 36 MONTH NET LEASE SETTLE IN A LASER COCKPIT TODAY & EXPERIENCE THE EXCITEMENT! %14 OTael SOPHISTICATION AND INNOVATION An gala LW N/R1 .RlCltt HANDLING. *011117 AND CONTR01 'HIGH TIWU (1101N01 INCLUDING TURGOR OUTt1*NOINO FULL ICONOMI . 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