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WIfinds joy in small things
GRAND BEND - The
Grand Bend Women's
Institute met at the
Lambton Heritage
Museum on Sept. 17.
Our meeting was
opened with the thought
for today "For the heart
that finds joy in small
things, each day is a
wonderful gift."
Final arrangements for
participating in the
Grand Bend Farmer's
Market on Oct 6, held in
the Main Street Municipal
Office was discussed.
Hopefully everyone is
geared up and ready for
making of the pies, and
the final setting up. Some
of the items that we will
have, besides lots of bak-
ing, are stone art, crochet
afghans, preserves,
Swedish weaving run-
ners, scrubbies, hand
towels, plus a lot of other
items.
Our group participated
in the Zurich Fair with a
display, and we came in
first. Thank you to all
who helped.
Mr Tremaine gave us a
short description of how
the museum first started
in 1978 with the display
of just two private collec-
tions, but now the exten-
sive 50,000 square foot
complex is home to more
than 25,000 artifacts and
10,000 photographs
depicting the history of
Sarnia-Lambton. The
Museum is also home to
Canada's largest collec-
tion of pressed glass.
Over the past decade,
the Lambton Heritage
Museum has been gradu-
ally building a notable
collection of significant
furniture from the 19th
century in Lambton
County. Everyone enjoyed
the tour of the furniture
and it brought back a lot
of memories for some of
our older members.
Did you know that pes-
ticide use in Ontario has
been reduced by 52 per
cent over the past 20
years.
Fall Fair fun — Above from left,Tanner and Trevor Frouchak, along with Ella
Froats, were far outweighed by one of the giant pumpkins on display at the
Ilderton Fair on the weekend.Above Ieft,Tyler and Noah Furnival were
among the kids trying the midway rides while below, Joseph Doxtator was
putting his hook in the water in hopes of landing a prize. (photos/Pat Bolen)
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
POLICE BRIEF
Male charged
EXETER — On Sept. 28th, certain
students at the South Huron
District High School engaged in a
fight at the skateboard park in
Exeter. Following that event, an
assault occurred on the school
property resulting in head injuries
to a victim who was taken to the
South Huron Hospital for treat-
ment. As a result of the investiga-
tion, an 18 -year-old South Huron
male was arrested and charged
with assault causing bodily harm.
He will appear in Goderich Youth
Court.
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