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Times-Advocate, 1988-11-09, Page 12REACH FOR THE TOP TEAM - The SHDHS Reach For The Top team is undefeated so far in the five -school competition in Huron County. Shown are (back left) Marnie Walker, Dale Din harme, coach -history teacher Barbara Golding, David Thiel and (front) Richard Hope, Said Os- man and Geoff Poole. Jeff and Dale joined the team this year. They prac- tice for an hour each day, and made the provincial finals last year. Everyone gets a poppy By BERNICE BOYLE DASHWOOD - The Dashwood Womens Institute met at the Com- munity Centre November 1. The Education and Cultural Activities committee, Aldene Wolfe, Gerrie McCrae, Sherri Stade presented the program. Mrs. Emil Becker related Remem- brance Day to a poppy and the work of the local Legion in the area. Each member was presented a poppy. The roll call "Remembrance of School Days" drew some interesting and amusing answers. The President reported on the London arca convention. Plans were finalized to have two euchre parties January and February. The Christmas meeting will be De- cember 6. Aldene Wolfe read "Whcn Grand- ma makes the tea". Harry Hoffman sang "The hymn of all Nations".. Everyone joined in a spelling bee. About people you know Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tinney and Mrs. Evelyn Fletcher attended Fan- shawe Graduation Ceremonies in London on Friday when their grand- daughter Sonya Fletcher graduated in Business and Marketing. Sonya is the daughter of Lloyd and Vera Flctchcr of Kirkton: Mary Fee spoke on the button collection she had on display. They were very old and unique. Several musical selections by Mr. Stephens and Mr. Wiles were played with their mouth organs, accordions and banjo. Mrs. Frieda Keller won the bushel of apples. Band party Dashwood-Scaforth Band held their Annual Christmas party Octo- ber 28 at Three AAA's Restaurant with 40 members and wives present. A door prize was won by Harry Maas. Other draws, first a candy _ basket won by Gerald Martene. Sec- ond prize, electric clock, Harry Ad- ams, third prize, two gift certificates for dinner' at Three AAA's won .by Angelo Andreassi. Results of an election of officers for 1989 were: president, Jack Gais er; vice.-pres. Gerald Martene; sec. treas. Melvin Stade; band leader, T. Harry Hoffman; ass't leader, Melvin Stade. Entertainment committee, Mrs. Bonnie Sitter, Maxine Gaiser, Rose Vanbcrgan and Gertie Stade. Cards were enjoyed for the re- mainder of the evening. Personals Mr. Zicfricd Miller, Pt. Dover, formerly of Dashwood, is a patient in hospital with a brain hemor- rhage. Reports from the Grand Bend Churches By Roberta Walker Church of God GRAND BEND - Sunday morn- ing worship at the Church of God was opened with the words of Psalm 95 "O come, let us sing to the Lord; let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation," read by Rev. Desjardine. George Wine - garden led the congregation in the singing of hymns. Two young in- strumentalists, Jennie Bumstead and Marcie Donald, presented the hymn "Faith of Our Fathers" on the piano and flute. Lucille Vincent sang a solo "Turn Your Eyes Upon Je- sus". In his sermon, the pastor gave four reasons for the church to be in- volved in evangelism, taken from the Scriptural passage II Corinthi- ans 5:11-21. God wants to use the members of His church to proclaim His message of the Gospel. In the evening, Rev. Stan Desjar- dine did a study on what Jesus said about the Ten Commandments, given to Moses by God. A time of fellowship followed the service. On Saturday nights, the church is continuing to show a series of vide- os produced for parents as help to them in dealing with teens, and the sexual problems and pressures they face today. Anyone from the com- munity is welcome to attend. Women of the Church of God will meet Thursday night at 8 p.m. Bible Study The community Bible study was held last Tuesday morning with 16 ladies present in the Sauble Court lounge. Prayer and a hymn sing preceded the lesson, led by Ethel Lennox, Changing Our Attitudes d'n Serving: Martha's Story from the "Open Up Your Life" series on' hospitality. Reading scripture excerpts from John, Matthew, Timothy and Luke, they saw a new and changed Martha serving Jesus. Martha's faith was restored and we remember her will- ingness to duty and service. Mrs. Lennox closed with prayer remembering the sick and shut-ins. United Church A very good attendance was out for the occasion of the 61 Anniver- sary of the Grand Bend United Church on Sunday morning. Guest speaker was Rev. Margaret Mariya- ma, who was serving at the Victor- ia Avenue United Church in Chat- ham. Her sermon was titled "Witnesses for Christ" from scrip- tures Acts 1:1-8. Special music was provided by Mrs. Sue Ann Brenner, with two inspiring solos, accompanied by recorded music. Tne children's story, as told by Rev. T. Smits. was about the for Lest we forget • and the grapes, and being greedy. The fox ate so many grapes that he couldn't get through the fence until he lost weight. We bring nothing into the world, and we must leave it all behind before we can enter eter- nal life. The young people's group served coffee and refreshments after the ser- vice. The door greeters were Bob McKay and Brian Peuren. Catholic News There were two guest celebrants at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church this weekend, while Father Beck was conducting. a Women's Cursillo in Sarnia. Father Dale Crampton, chaplain of Mount' St. Joseph in London, celebrated the Saturday evening Mass. Father Mel Maclsaac, of St. Jo- seph's, Stratford, was celebrant at the Masses on Sunday. Walt Co- stello was reader at 11 a.m. Mass, and organist Paul Dietrich was also cantor. The choir sang "Gift of Finest Wheat" at communion. In his sermon, based on the gos- pel story of the "Widow's Mite" Fa- ther Maclsaac explored the whole idea of gift giving, especially at Christmas. He suggested that we be a little less generous to our- selves this year, and more generous of our time and money to the poor and disadvantaged. Those are the gifts most appreciated by Jesus, to the "least of my brethren". The C.W.L. executive met at the home of Sally Johnson on Monday evening, to plan the Christmas par- ty. 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