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Times-Advocate, 1981-04-22, Page 18Page 18 PLAY BALL — Darcy Baskin winds up for the pitch, while Kim Lewis looks on. Grand Bend nursery school moved out of doors last week to enjoy the spring sunshine. Staff photo Institute meets, elects officers Grand Bend Women's Institute met last Thursday evening in the S.S. rooms of the United Church for their annual and dessert meeting. Roll call was answered by "My completed craft," learned at the January meeting, by 13 members. Knitting that has been done is to be brought in at the May meeting for the hospital aux- iliary. Nola Taylor reported on the district executive meeting held at Hensall and reminded members of the District Annual is to be held May 21 at Seaforth United Church. Each branch presi- dent is to speak for two minutes on the meeting's theme. "Its great to be living". Grand Bend W.I. are to supply afternoon entertainment. Delegates are to be Brenda Love, Nola Taylor. Clara Hamilton nad Minnie Curts. The fall fair exhibit was discussed and a committee named to plan this project. Members are asked to br- ing ideas to the May meeting for the June picnic. It was decided to order flannelette for crib quilts for War Memorial hospital. The Tweedsmuir history book was on display and created a lot of interest. It was decid- ed to buy and begin a new book. Conveners of standing committee gave short reports and one 4-1-1 club report. Nola Taylor presided for election of officers. The following slate provided by the nominating committee accepted. Past president - Mrs. Nola Taylor, president - Mrs. Gerry Love, 1st vice president - Mrs. Glenn Miller. 2nd vice president - Mrs. Morley Desjardine, Sec. Treasurer - Mrs. Car- man Lovie. district director - Mrs. Nola Taylor, alternate director - Mrs. Alex Hamilton. public relations - Mrs. Marj Mason. curator - Mrs. Alex Hamilton, pianist - Mrs. Morley Desjardine. auditors - Mrs. Bud Bestard, Mrs. Allan Walper, nominating committee Mrs. Colin Love, and Mrs. Lillian Brown. Conveners - Agriculture and Canadian Industries - Mrs. Glenn Miller, Family and Consumer Affairs - Mrs. Nola Taylor, resolutions - Mrs. Doug Russell, Educa- tion and Cultural Activities - Mrs. Larry Lovie, Citizenship and World Af- fairs - Mrs. Morley Desjar- dine, Horticulture - Mrs. Larry Desjardine. Orpha club Eighteen members of the Orpha club met at Greta Luther's home last Monday afternoon. Their winter's work was on display which included quilts, clothing and diapers, to be sent to the Lambton County Children's Aid in Sarnia. President, Irene Kennedy, opened with a poem, "Slow down and live longer". Minutes were read by Aileen Ravelle and a treasurer report given by Louise Wilson. During the business the group decided to purchase four crib sheets, and send a $10.00 donation to Bunny Bundle. This was the club's last meeting until September. Verses were read for April birthdays. Eva Bariteau read'a few "smile" stories. Irene closed with, "Plain prayers for a complicated world". A delicious lunch was served by hostess Greta, assisted by Norma Desjardine and Carol Luther. Church of God A Maundy Thursday ser- vice was held at Church of God, Thursday evening when they celebrated communion and feet washing. Good Friday service was held at Church of God with songs, poetry, scripture readings, and a film entitled, -He really lives." The children of the con- gregation sang, "Jesus died for men." A group of ladies sang, "The night before Easter." Anglican church news Easter lilies, daffodils and forsythia decorated St. John's by the Lake Anglican church for Easter Sunday. Rev. G. Anderson based SPRING HOURS Daily 10-5 Sun. 1-5 CLOSED WEDNESDAYS ,start$ Spring/ Summer '81 IS HERE and the Sun Shop is open with the latest assortment of Spring and Summer Casual Wear to get your season off to a great start. Need Swimwear? We have the largest selection' of swimwear in the' area. vm. the sun shop 83 MAIN ST GRAND BEND 238-2511 his message on Matthew 28, verse 8. He reminded us that after the darkness of the death of Jesus there came the Glory and Joy of life. Rev. Anderson stated that the task of the church is to be an ongoing activity - deal- ing with the future in faith, hope and love. Coffee hour hostess follow- ing the morning service was Mrs. Thelma Anderson. United Church news Rev. Harley Moore con- ducted the Good Friday ser- vice for the pastoral charge at 7:30 p.m. Members of Ses- sion assisting were Joan Eagleson, Bob Southcott, Morley Desjardine and Glen Miller. Scriptures were read followed, by commentary. A poem, "He couldn't be safe", was read by Glen Miller. The choir anthem, "Ten Thousand Angels," was sung with solo parts taken by John Moore. More than 100 attended the Easter Sunrise Service and breakfast prepared by the Couples Club. Special music was a -duet, "Were you there"? by Jean Weigand and Angie Venning, and a leak Ya displays winter's work, quilts solo, "Because He lives" by Millie Desjardine. Scripture from John 20: 1-18 was read by Elsie Keyes and prayer by Janet Kobe. Many lovely Easter lilies in memory of departed loved ones decorated the altar of Grand Bend United Church, Sunday morning and at the close of the service were dis- tributed to shut-ins. Clark Adams played organ prelude music at the begin- ning of the service. Rev. Harley Moore's ser- mon topic was. "The Resurrection Faith," with scripture reading from Luke 24, selected verses. The youngest Sunday school children attended the first part of todays service. The children's story was , "A word for Easter". Choir anthems today were, "This joyful Easter- tide", and "Hallelujah Christ is Risen." Personals "Congratulations" and "Best Wishes" from many friends and relatives in this area go out to Mr. Arthur Baker, of Green Acres, and to Mrs. Arthur Baker, of Blue Water Rest Home, who will be observing their 75th wedding anniversay on April 25. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flear visited Easter Sunday in London at their son's, Ken and Sheila, and grandson Mark. Members of the couples club met Saturday evening at the United Church to make preparations for the Easter sunrise service and breakfast. A good number of ladies from the local churches here attended the Easter Ecumenical held last Tues- day evening at the Dashwood United Church. Members from all denominations present par- ticipated in the program. Mrs. John Campbell from Church of God led in prayer. The scripture lesson from Romans was read by Mrs. R. Martin, from the Anglican church. Mrs. Roberta Walker from the Catholic church sang two solos "Were you there when they crucified my Lord," and "Come down Lord;:', ac- companied by Mrs. Campbell at piano. Mrs. Art Webb from the United church read a story Notice To All Property Owners In The Village Of Grand Bend And All Property Owners In Township Of Bosanquet And Stephen Within 400 Ft. Radius Of The Village Of Grand Bend. Village Of Grand Bend Restricted Area (Zoning) By -Law No. 5012 Of 1981 Being a By-law to amend By-law 5010 of 1980. Whereas the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Grand Bend did pass a comprehensive Restricted Area (Zoning) By-law 5010on the 21st day of October, 1980; and Whereas the Council deems it desirable and in the public interest to amend By-law 5010 of 1980; and Whereas this By-law conforms to the Official Plan of the Grand Bend Planning Area; NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Grand Bend enacts as follows: 1.Section 5.12 of By-law 5010 of 1980, "Lot Development Re- quirements", is hereby amended by adding thereto a new sub- section as follows: "5.12.5 Existing Undersized Lots Where one or more lots exist and are held in separate ownership in any Residential Zone on the date of the passing of this By-law, and such lots have insufficient lot area and/or lot frontage, then this By -low shall not prevent the erection of a one -family dwelling thereon provided that all other provisions of this By-law have been complied with." 2.This By-law shall come into force and effect on the day of its passing to the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board. Read a first and second time this 16th day of March 1981. Read a third time and finally passed this 16th day of March, 1981. Signed Louise Clipperton Clerk Box 340, GrandBend, Ont. entitlea, "Why the ivy is always green," how it grew round an old oak tree dress - Ing it for Easter. Mary Yeo, of Sarnia, spent a few days last week with Eva Bariteau and attended the funeral of Lloyd Brophey. Alex and Clara Hamilton returned home last Monday night after a nine day bus tour trip to Carolina. They arrived in Cincinnati the first day, then to Asheville, North Carolina and through "Blue Grass Country" in Lexington Kentucky. Three days were spent in Charleston, South Carolina, and Myrtle Beach, Charlotteville, Virginia and in Breezewood, Penn- sylvania, they travelled the Skyline Drive in the beautiful Blue Ridge Moun- tains. Mrs. Ruth Hendrick has returned from winter holidays in Florida. Alex and Clara Hamilton spent Easter weekend in Windsor at their son's Brad and Rita Hamilton. Joining them for the weekend were Barry and Betty Hamilton, of Ottawa, enroute home from a Florida holiday. Congratulations to Mrs. Olive Webb on the arrival of her second great grandchild, when a baby boy was born to her grandaughter Darlene, and husband David Carter, of London, on April 7. Ed and Mabel Gill, accom- panied by their daughter Elaine and husband Mel Ramsden, have returned from a three week holiday in Sarasota area of Florida. NOW 3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU WITH SELECTION, SAVINGS& PERSONAL ATTENTION GRAND BEND 23S-2512 Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. 8 to 6 Fri. 8 to 9 Sat. 8 to 6 Sunday Closed Store Hours BAYFIELD S4S-2781 Mon. 6 Tues. 9 to 6 Wed. 9 to 1 Thurs., Fri.. sat. 9 to 6 Sunday Closed look for the home sweet home symbol SOft Blue Bonnet 2 x 8 oz. pkg. .1: . marine -,IL•si\ 11OE11Ellf ETHOME' WSPECIAL Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson returned home last Wednesday after a three week holiday in Florida. 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