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Times-Advocate, 1979-04-25, Page 14Times-Advocate, April 25, 1979 Institute choose new officers GB seniors will host zone rally Grand Bend Women’s directors, Olive Miller, Fern Parish hall on May 1. welcome E r Institute held their April meeting and election of officers Thursday evening in the S.S. rooms of the United church. President, Nola Taylor presided. Clara Hamilton reported attending the District Board meeting at Hensall United church. The District annual is to be held May 17 at Thames Road United church hosted by Hurondale W.I. Summary day for the needlepoint short course will be May 23 at South Huron Rec centre, Exeter. Reports were given of all standing committee con­ veners and the secretary. The motto, “Never say I can’t, say “I’ll try”, was given by Nola Taylor. Brenda Love gave Did you know? information on how to make a House Log book. Roll call was answered by “How many years have I been an Institute member and why do I belong.” Clara Hamilton conducted the election of officers. The officers are: Past president, Nola Taylor; president, Brenda Love; second vice president, Millie Desjar­ dine; secretary treasurer, Verna Lovie; assistant secretary treasurer, Lillian Brown; District director, Nola Taylor; branch directors, Olive Miller, Fern Parish hall on May 1. Registration between 9.30 and 10 a.m. All welcome. Lunch provided. Special speaker for the afternoon will be Mrs. Lucy Turnbull of Mississauga, corresponding secretary of U.S.C.O. Love and Doris public relations Annie Morenz; Clara Hamilton; Millie Desjardine; Jean Sharon, Mason; agriculture' & Canadian industry, Sharon Miller; citizenship & world afairs, Karen Woods; family & consumer affairs, Ann Russell; resolutions, Elda Adams; education & cultural activities, Verna Lovie; horticulture, Millie Desjardine; nominating committee, Elda Adams, Donna Lovie, Lillian Brown. Members to attend district annual as voting delegates are Clara Hamilton, Annie Morenz, Nola Taylor, Brenda Love. Several articles of the members winter hand work were on display at the meeting, consisting of needlepoint, painted china, quilts, and the 4-H girls record books and Tweed- smuir history books. Lunch hostesses were Brenda Love, Ann Russell and Karen Woods. Bestard; officer, curator, pianist, auditors, Marjorie agriculture seniors will be welcome. Baby sitting and coffee supplied. Please come and bring a friend. For more information phone Marg Desjardine 238- 2719. Seniors to hold rally The Zone 8 Rally of U.S.C.O., United Senior Citizens of Ontario, will be held this year at St. John’s Anglican Church in the AREA CHILDREN DISPLAY TALENTS — Several youngsters from Grand Bend and vicinity showed at Grand Bend Public School for auditions for the Huron Country Playhouse produc­ tion of "The Sound of Music". Singing to the accompaniment of Louise McGregor is Patti love of RR>2, Parkhill. James Murphy of the Playhouse said he has auditioned over 400 people for the famous musical. T-A photo Attend fellowship meeting Ten ladies from St. Johns Anglican church attended a Friendship social evening at Trivitt Memorial Anglican church, Exeter last Teusday evening, as guests with the Exeter ladies. They enjoyed a tour through the Exeter church. In the social time games of Whist were played and a delicious lunch served by the hostesses. Timeouts to meet The “Time out for ladies” group will be holding their meeting Thursday, April 26, at Parkhill United church, at 9 a.m. Guest speaker will be Dr. Galbraith C.P.R.I. of Lon­ don, at 9.30 a.m. All are United Church news Special guests at the Sunday morning service at United Church were the Melodyaires of Sarnia with their director Mrs. Pauline Levey and accompanist Gwen Butler. This comprises a group of more than 30 women and men vocalists. Music by the Melodyaires as follows,“Thou art the King of Glory”, G. F. Handel “Here is thy Footstool”, Paul Creston “I want to live with God”, Salon Clary “Blessed Assurance”, Mrs. J. F. Knapp “Lord teach us how to pray aright”, Tallis “Tell God all o’ my troubles”, Arr Garett Morris “Reach out and touch”, Skillings. Rev. H. Moore’s sermon topic was “Resurrection Yesterday, Today Tomorrow. IS coming Merkies AND DISTRICT NEWS Grand Bend GETTING INSTRUCTIONS — About 35 youngsters from Grand Bend and area participated in a bike riding competition sponsored by the Grand Bend Lionesses and the Ontario Provin­ cial Police. Receiving some last minute instructions from Constable Rick Sawyers of the Pinery OPP detachment is Doug Campbell of Grand Bend. T-A photo I The Melodyaires, a choir from Sarnia, provided the music at Grand Bend United Church Sunday. The 31 voice group was under the direction of Mrs. Pauline Levey, and accompanied by Gwen Butler.. There was no service held at Greenway United Church so that the two congregations could meet together to enjoy SARNIA CHOIR ENJOYED the special music. Their numbers included “Thou art the King of Glory”, “I want . to live with God”, “Blessed Assurance”, and “Reach out and touch”. The Melodyaires have been singing together for 15 years. Dawn Crabe of Grand Bend is a member of the Melodyaires and sang with them on Sunday. ♦ Watch for our Grand Opening Green Houses & Garden Centre Over 70 at audition More than 70 children showed off their singing ability on Saturday hoping to land a part in “The Sound of Music.” The big musical production will be the last show of the 1979 season at Grand Bend’s Country Playhouse. Auditions were held at Grand Bend Public School and children came from as far away as Petrolia, Strathroy and Clinton to try for a role as one of the Von Trapp family singers. Playhouse publicity director Charla Black says that final decisions on casting have not yet been made. They hope to use local talent for the parts of the seven children in the musical. The children have to be chosen carefully to suit the age and size of the parts, she says. Professional actors and actresses will be brought in for the major roles. 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