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Times-Advocate, 1979-08-15, Page 14DOLPHINS AND BEGINNERS — Thirteen children in the dolphin and beginner category meet for swimming lessons at Tony Relouw's pool. Standing behind the children are instruc- tors Janet Allister and Nancy Cameron. Funds sought for tornado relief Brass ensemble entertains GRAND DECORATING AND FLOORING CENTRE 238-8603 CHARGEX urizziriV114 You Are Invited 4) To Attend GRAND BEND UNITED CHURCH OUTDOOR WORSHIP SERVICES SUNDAY11:00 a.m During July and Augusi Special Music Speaker: Rev. Harley Moore .. and you'll love to see our big, beautiful selection of decorating ideas including floorcovering, wallpaper, and paint. HARWOOD DRUGS Ltd. W. Harwood, Phm,B 238-8540 Beside Post Office 22, 81 CRESCENT GRAND BEND, ONT. SERVICE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE CONTINUES THE BOOK STORE HAVE YOU READ A GOOD BOOK LATELY . . . GRAND BEND 21 MAIN ST., LI B A 4ces11 REMAND CARPET REMAN SAVE 20% TO 50% OFF •Fil• 71V and FLOORING CENTRE 15 Main St. 238-8603 GRAND BEND DECORATING MOM Fags Fashion Boutique FINAL CLEARANCE SALE 50 °A Off ALL Summer Merchandise somw Starting Friday August 17th with MIDNIGHT MADNESS Open Friday August 1 7, 10 A.M. to 12 A.M. Open 7 days a week 1.0-6 Thursday and Friday till 9 1 1/4 miles south of Grand Bend on Hwy. 21. 238-2818 Where fashion and service come together Folks around town EARLY MORNING S come to Grand Bend for Gregus Jr. of London get out his skate board ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS — Catherine Junker of Southcott Pines has a display of her own works in the Grand Bend Public Library. She represents the Grand Bend Art Club. Elgin Adams returned home Friday from Strathroy hospital, where he was hospitalized several days and underwent minor surgery, Visitors, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Adams were Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Scrimegour, Angela and Jeff, of London. Around 25 members of the Couples Club and their children travelled Sunday, to Springbank and visited Storybook Gardens, and had a picnic lunch. Beulah Holt attended the wedding Saturday, of her niece Deborah, daughter of Erwin Holt and the late Mrs. Holt, to Steve Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Martin, of Wallenstein, at Grace Bible Chapel, Parkhill. The young couple are leaving to live in Calgary, Alberta, Elizabeth Kennedy, ac- companied by her sister Mrs. Jean Weigand and Jennifer, Jennifer's cousin Danny Weigand, Brent Hamilton spent last Wed- nesday at Ontario Place. Mrs, Irene Kennedy travelled with them to Toronto ,and spent the day visiting her sister. Mrs. Mary Barbour. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Devine visited Sunday at Mount Forest, with Mr. and Mrs. Don Neal, Michael and Shawn. About 75 members of the Cook family, held a reunion picnic Sunday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morenz, Glenda and Tammy. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Enochs and Pamera, of Hartford city Indiana, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Walper, Marilyn and Steven. Pamera is a 4-H exchange delegate. Marilyn had spent a week in July as an ex- change delegate at the Enochs home. Mrs, Blanche Kading, Woodstock, and Mr. and Mrs. Vince Totafurno, of Toronto, visited Friday evening with Mrs. Raymond Kading, Collide Continued from page 1A and Mrs. Quinn's two children, Joseph 17, and Karen, 19, received minor injuries in the accident, The Pinery OPP detach- ment laid 54 charges under the liquor license act during the week of August 5 to 11, They charged 33 people under the provincial parks act and 20 under the highway traffic act. One charge was laid under the narcotic control act, Grand Bend detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police laid 17 charges under the liquor license act, and one narcotic control act charge. About 35 people were charged under the highway traffic act, and one suspended driver was charged. They received two inquiries , for missing per- sons, and one was located, The Grand Bend police investigated three thefts and two cases of wilful damage. They also investigated four minor vehicle accidents. ANNUAL - SUMMER CLEARANCE t off entire stock of summer fashions SWIMSUITS — DRESSES — BLOUSES HALTERS — PANTS — SHORTS SANDALS — ACCESSORIES CHARGEX ALL SALES FINAL VISA OPEN —7 Days A Week —10 a.m. • 9 p.m. the sun shop 83 MAIN STREET' — GRAND BEND — 238.2511 Soccer scores The Grand Bend "Colonials" barely held on to their no-loss record Sunday when the Exeter senior soccer team gave them some tough competition. Grand Bend came away with a 2 to 1 victory after the close match. Dave Nolan and Kevin. Simmonds scored for the "Colonials." Grand Bend meets Nairn at home next Sunday afternoon. The Grand Bend Peewees won the league trophy for first place going into the playoffs. The Peewees tied Clinton 2 to 2 in their game Friday, but that was still enough to take the first place title. Mark Relouw and Joe Mommersteeg scored the goals. The peewees came from behind to get to first place. Two weeks ago they lost to Kincardine 8 to 4. Joe Mommersteeg scored three goals while Rob Mennen took one in that game, In their next game they managed a come back beating Kin- cardine 8 to 2. Rob Mennen scored three goals, Joe Mommersteeg got two, Mark Relouw also got two and Greg Greatrex scored one. Special music at the United church outdoor service, Sunday morning, was provided by a Brass Ensemble under the leadership of Mike Ibsen, of London. The members of the group are Randall Hoover and Gary Grimble, on trumpets, Mike Ibsen, horn, Bob Phillips-trombone, and Peter Hysen-bass trombone. The work of this group is funded by the London Musicians Association. Rev. H. Moore's sermon topic was "Just what is a blessing?" and scripture from Psalm 103, United Church news A special appeal was made Sunday morning for the Oxford tornado relief fund with envelopes provided. A coffee hour followed the United Church morning service. At 1.30 p.m. a concert in the park in the outdoor service area, was given by the Brass Ensemble from London. Guest speakers at the United church for the next four weeks will be as follows: Sunday August 19- Mrs. Evelyn Krueger.. Sunday August 26-Robert Hollingsworth. Sunday September 2-The Session(in the church), Sunday September 9-Rev. R.G. Simpson. Good sale The sale of baking, garden produce, small plants and craft items, held Wednesday afternoon by the United Church women, on the church lawn proved quite successful. Many thanks to all who brought things and helped, and to those who gave money donations, Winners of the duplicate bridge game held last Wednesday evening in St. John's Parish hall were north-south, Dorothy Child and Marie Weetman east- west, Helen and Manning Jamieson. Games are held every week on Wednesday at 8.00 p.m. Summer visitors are welcome. Demonstrate paper pockets Church of God ladies held their August meeting, at the church, Thursday evening. Ten ladies answered the roll call by exchange of pickle recipes. Theme of this meeting was gardens. The worship was taken by Mrs. Marilyn MacGregor. Mrs. Janet Desjardine gave a study talk on "Pockets of Prayer," which she demonstrated with paper pockets. President, Mrs. Katie Vincent, presided for the business. Hostess, Mrs. Dorothy MacGregor served a delicious lunch. took in KATEBOA the RD night advantage the early While most people life. 10 year old Frank of the lack of traffic to morning hours. Hours MON. - THURS. 10 - 5:30 FRI. - SAT. 10 - 8:00 SUN. 12 - 5:30 ' 30% Wool • Raglan Sleeve .) • Aztec Pattern Body" Pockets - Assorted colors $24" Reg. 5 35 Mens Striped Long Sleeve Orlon PULLOVER.4 OV.2E di with collar assort colors $1795 FACTORY OUTLET GRAND BEND 238-8007 Featuring This Week Sweater Values Ladies CARDIGAN Savings of Original art on display in library A selection of original oil paintings by Catherine Junker is currently on display at Grand Bend Public Library. Mrs. Junker, a resident of Southcott Pines, says some of her works are for sale, while others she would like to keep. Mrs. Junker's works are in the library representing the Grand Bend Art Club. The club is made up of members from Grand Cove, Southcott Pines, Beach O'Pines, Dash- wood and the surrounding area. They meet Wednesday nights in the village" hall and each member works in her own medium. While many are oil painters, others work in water colors and acrylics. Occasionally they sponsor workshops in other art forms such as batik. Mrs. Junker has been doing oil paintings since 1965 when she took a course in it. Some of her works are at- tractive still lifes, while others are local scenes. One winter scene shows damage along Grand Bend's beach and pier as a result of a se- vere ice storm. Another scene features a view of the trees in the Parkhill Conservation Area, Mrs. Junker says she sometimes sits out of doors and works on the paintings. while other times she works from a photograph. She says the Art Club enjoys the fellowship of working together. As well, they learn from one another in such areas as mixing colors. "Some weeks we get lots done, other weeks not as much," she says.