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Times-Advocate, 1985-04-03, Page 17Page 1b Times -Advocate, April 3, 1985 Baptisms at Catholic church Story hour to begin again at Grand Bend Iibrary chener on Sunday evening to par- ticipate in a song -fest. Lori Vincent and Laura Campbell played a piano duet entitled "The Holy City". About People You Know The great Easter egg hunt will be held at the Lambton Heritage Museum on Saturday, April 6. Adults $1.50 and children under 12 free. The Parkhill Silver Blades Skating Club held a successful program on Story hour tor children between the ages of three and five will begin again at the Grand Bend Library on Friday, April 12 at 10 a.tn. Mrs. Susy 'Turnbull has volunteered to do this six-week story hour session since 1 will be working on a new Library program called "Catch Them in the Cradle" 1 books for babies ►. Mrs. 'Turnbull will be using one of the many kits provided by Lambton County Library. AB the stories, finger plays, activities and crafts that are needed for the program are included in the kit. Participating in story hour is one of the best opportunities for young children to begin developing their in- tellect, imagination, self expression and language skills. !fearing stories helps build a favourable attitude toward books and reading. Since books are used as learning resources throughout life, a good attitude about books is important. The stories, action rhymes, and social interaction will expand a child's verbal language skills. Many of the activities will also stimulate a child's creative capacity. A library, program such as this one provides the young child with a pleasurable learning experience which complements the other learn- ing experiences of the home and the nursery school. To register your child for this pro- gram call Dawn Crabe at 243-2054 or 238-2067. Registration will be limited to 15 children. Evening U('W The evening unit of the UCW met on March 25. Two meditations were read by Marlene Brenner. The special events will be held in St. Marys on April 22 at 6:30 p.m. UCW from Huron and. Perth Presbytery are invited to attend. The guest speaker will be Bill Brady and Mrs. Sticks on the theme of caring and sharing. Bring your own name tag and registration is only 25 cents. The group discussed the question of donating organs, self denial and mis- sion service money. The April meeting will be cancelled so that the ladies will be able to attend the special events meeting in St. Marys. The meeting closed with benediction. Pee Wee Finals The Parkhill Kings peewee hockey team defeated Strathroy 3-1 last Tues- day in Strathroy to advance into the finals. Billy Jennison and Shannon Desjar- dine assisted Trevor Vincent, Shaun Glavin and Desjardine on the three goals. Strathroy's Matt Thompson notched their only goal. On Wednesday night in Parkhill, the Kings faced their opponents for the final match, the Parkhill Jets. The Kings only goal in the 3-1 loss came on a two -on -one breakaway from the stick of Trevor Vincent on a pass from Shannon. Back in Parkhill for game two on Thursday evening, both teams were very nervous. Derek Turner scored from Mike Bax for the Jets, the only first period mark. Glavin tied the score 1-1 in the second period. Brian Campbell and Benny Wiliemse notch- ed two goals in the third defeating their opponents 3-1 for the trophy. The runners-up Kings each received a N/M pin for their great efforts. Wil( Conway you did it again!!! Thanks for (he team drinks after the games Floyd!! Legion Service On Wednesday. March 27 the Legion Branch 498 in Grand Bend held a special service for the late ('ee Lovie in the Dashwood Funeral Home. On Thursday afternoon the ladies provided a lunch after the funeral. Sympathy is extended to Olive Lovie from the members. On Tuesday evening Bob 1(arnilton and Nora Voisin shot the first place darts. with Dee hath and Vern Gallant following close behind. Al the Friday night euchre games. Jake Wilson won the door prize. The ladies' high was won by Janie Grenier and the men's by Elzer Masse. The low cards went to Ev Brown and George Gallant On Saturday, about 211 members from 398 travelled to'Thcdford Legion for a fun day of darts and cards Guests from 1pperwash joined them Congratulations to dart winners Dee and Joan Rath. Lou Hamilton and John ('occk The consolation round was captured by \1arg'I'uxford. Fiat Tomson, Elsie Tidba11 and 11ary Tomson. Helen Wright of Port Franks and Todd Desnauliers won the euchre prize Baptisms Held Congratulations to .Iohn Patrick Breen. son of Pal and Beth Breen ( nee Teahen ) and also Jet fres ,lames Struyf, son of Gary and Sylvia Slruyf ( nee Bell). who were both received in to the Catholic community through the Sacrament of Holy baptism this past week Congratulations to ('arrielyn Martens, daughter of J(r and :11rs Henry Martens, who received ,!esus for the first time at Holy Communion on Sunday There will he special services for Holy week on Thursday. mass will be al 7:15 p 01. and 00 Good Friday at 3:00 p.m holy Saturday Easter Vigil at 7:15. On Easter Sunday. mass will be held at 9:00 and 11 00 a in On Monday there will be a mass of Chrism held for all the priests at the Baciliam in London. when they can renew their vows with the Bishop at 7:30 p.m The collection on Good Friday will go to Development and Peace St John -Fisher School, Forest. is celebrating their 251h anniversary with many special events including a dance on April 27 (Saturday1 Church of God The Church of God youths spon- sored a family bowling night on Fri- day in Zurich with over 50 attending. On Sunday morning the Lord's Sup- per was observed. Pastor ('ampbxlt spoke on "What will you do with Jesus''" 1t was a question Pilot ask- ed of the Jews, but is still a question asked and has to be answered in- dividually. Pastor and Mrs. Campbell and Laura sang "All My Praise". Twenty-nine people travelled to the Pioneer Park Church of God, Kit - CARNIVAL SKATERS - The first number -in the Silver Blades Skating Club annual show was done by the seniors. In the "Happy Days Are Here Again" performance are in the front Shannon Boyd and Kim Lingard, back row Louise Lawson, Sandra Relouw, andBarb Lawson all from Grand Bend. Saturday at 2:00 and 7:30 p.m. Con- gratulations to all the skaters. Visitors on the weekend with Irene Desjardine to celebrate her birthday, wgre family members from the area, Wingham and Merlin. Congratulations to two big hockey scorers for the season, Jeremy Anderson and Jeff Grenier. Both boys notched over 70 goals each on their Parkhill team. "Y LI1TLE PEOPLE Infants to 14 WE KAIER 10 KIDS 3R7 M.In 11. E..E... onl. 07!.1117 Let us Dress our little People" For Easter Selection is at its. best 3$ortress 'Ustems Burglar -Fire -Alarms 786-6231 Power Failure and Energy Monitoring FOREST ONTARIO Come and see us for special value i Moonlight Madness Thurs., Noon till 10 p.m.tall% 1 SUPER SPECIAL SIZES UP TO 7 kg FROZEN YOUNG UTILITY TURKEYS 2.16/kg 91b4. 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OF ONTARIO . 1 ENGLISH�� CUCUMBERS 9 LARGE SIZE EACH SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL 1 l f PROD. OF CHILE CAN. NO. 1 GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES 2.18/kg PRODUCT OF ONTARIO COLE SLAW PRODUCT Of U.S.A. RED RADISHES PRODUCT Of ONTARIO MUSHROOMS 8 oz PKG , • are. Ili PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 CELERY STALKS A i i. EACH • SUPER SPECIAL / \ PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CAN. NO. 1 2/88V WAXED RUTABAGAS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH SPINACH 10 oz. PKG. Potted SPRING FLOWERS MULTIPLE BLOOMS 6" DIA. POT EASTER LILIES 39 9 COLOURFUL POTTED MUMS 6" 4.99 FRESH COLOURFUL MIXED PANS S.99 MULTIPLE BLOOMS 6" HYDRANGEA i099-14" MAKES A GREAT GIFT AZALEA 6 9.99 LARGE CUT MIXED BOUQUET FA 2.99 1 Ib PKG NO NAME FERTILIZER EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 2/88° 7-7-7 20 kg BAG PRODUCT Of U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 ?/88t STRAWBERRIES 4 83/kg PROD. OF U.S.A. ROMAINE LETTUCE PINT PROD. Of U.S.A. 2.196 SWEET YAMS PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. ICY. 19e ANJOU PEARS 1 5? /kg 1 96!kq 139 10-6-4 20 kg BAG 69! 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OF ONTARIO . 1 ENGLISH�� CUCUMBERS 9 LARGE SIZE EACH SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL 1 l f PROD. OF CHILE CAN. NO. 1 GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES 2.18/kg PRODUCT OF ONTARIO COLE SLAW PRODUCT Of U.S.A. RED RADISHES PRODUCT Of ONTARIO MUSHROOMS 8 oz PKG , • are. Ili PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 CELERY STALKS A i i. EACH • SUPER SPECIAL / \ PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CAN. NO. 1 2/88V WAXED RUTABAGAS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FRESH SPINACH 10 oz. PKG. Potted SPRING FLOWERS MULTIPLE BLOOMS 6" DIA. POT EASTER LILIES 39 9 COLOURFUL POTTED MUMS 6" 4.99 FRESH COLOURFUL MIXED PANS S.99 MULTIPLE BLOOMS 6" HYDRANGEA i099-14" MAKES A GREAT GIFT AZALEA 6 9.99 LARGE CUT MIXED BOUQUET FA 2.99 1 Ib PKG NO NAME FERTILIZER EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 2/88° 7-7-7 20 kg BAG PRODUCT Of U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 ?/88t STRAWBERRIES 4 83/kg PROD. OF U.S.A. ROMAINE LETTUCE PINT PROD. Of U.S.A. 2.196 SWEET YAMS PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. ICY. 19e ANJOU PEARS 1 5? /kg 1 96!kq 139 10-6-4 20 kg BAG 69! SUPER LAWN 20-5-10 10 kq grt, ORGANIC BASE :0, 4.99 4.88 4.99 5.99