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SPECIAL LADIES These eight ladies received their life membership pins and certificates at the W.I.
40th anniversary tea held in Grand Bend on Sunday. Seated in the front are Ruth Hendrick and Olive
Miller. Standing in the back left to right are Fern Love, Nola Taylor, Olive Webb, Verna Lovie, Jeanne
Kading and Clara Hamilton. Members Catherine Junker and Donna Lovie presented these honors while
their families watched.
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tion will be presenting their final con-
cert on Thursday, May 2 at 8:00 p.m.
The Lamentabile Consort consists
of a vocal ensemble with five male
singers. This youthful choral ensem-
ble formed in 1978, has performed ex-
tensively not only in its native
Sweden, but throughout Europe.The
Consort's vocal quintet perform 'a
capella'.
Two of the five members are
countertenors and they include music
from the fifteenth century to the pre-
sent day. Such a varied repertoire re-
quires sophisticated artistry and flex-
ibility of style, both of which you will
find evident in their performance.
All of the members are highly ex-
perienced choral singers. They have
belonged to such fine choirs as the
Swedish YMCA Chamber Choir, the
Adolf Fredriks Bach Choir, the
Stockholm Chamber Choir, and the
Radio Choir under Eric Ericson. In-
dividually, they are much in demand
as soloists and teachers.
Making their North American
debut, the ensemble comes to YMC on
an international exchange through
I.F. Jeunesses Musicales. In turn.
many Canadian artists have been
able to perform for Jeunesses
Musicales in other countries.
Their performance will promise
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uninhibited showmanship...don't miss
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Times -Advocate, April 24, 1985
Page 9A
Eight Institute members
receive life memberships
The Grand Bend Women's Institute
celebrated their 40th anniversary in
the United Church Sunday school
rooms on Sunday at 2:00 p.m.
Chairlady was Millie Desjardine
with welcoming remarks from Ann
Russell. After the Institute Ode and
Mary Stewart Collect, a review of the
past achievements, goals and objec-
tives was compiled and read by
Loreen Gill.
It was first organized on April 5,
1945 at the home of Mrs. Ed Gill Sr.
with the objective of the group in
general to raise the living standards
of health of people in the community.
When the town hall was completed in
January 1949, the institute moved
from home meetings into the hall.
Other worthwhile projects by the
group was the installation of the land-
mark at Brewster Darn *by the
Ausable-Bayfield Conservation
Authority, planting special trees, the
flag pole and flag in coronation year
at the town hall, hobby fair, the South
Huron Hospital donations, a white
picket fence at the entrance to the GB
Cemetery and contributions to the
new Medical Centre. The Institute
also supports groups like the Cubs,
Brownies, Scouts and Girl Guides and
they sponsor the 4-11 clubs, to name
just a few.
The eight ladies honored have been
actively engaged in the W.I. for 25
years and more. The community has
benefitted greatly by their efforts and
fine achievements. Some have serv-
ed on local and district levels.
Greetings were received from
Stephen Reeve. Alan Walper, Grand
Bend Reeve Bob Sharen, Dolores
Shapton, District President of South
Huron W.I., and Mrs. Templeton the
Director of London are brought
greetings from F.W.L('.
Catherine Junker and Donna Lovie
presented these special ladies with
their lite membership pins and
certificates.
A solo was sung by Millie Desjar-
dine. A social hour was held with an-
niversary cake served from a table
decorated in the institute colors and
candles. Pouring lea and coffee were
Eva Allister and Minnie Curts.
Other guests present were the
children and grandchildren from the
eight ladies honored. Guests travell-
ed from Vancouver, Sarnia,
Hamilton, Brantford, Stratford, Lon-
don, Ilderton, Zurich and Grand
Bend.
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ANNUAL WINE AND CHEESE — The Grand Bend Nursery School executive held their fund-raising par-
ty Friday evening at the Alhambra Hall. Pictured here is secretary Kathy Smith, president Tammy Jen-
nison and mother Wendy Christie preparing the vegetable and cheese trays before the guests arrive.
The nursery school is sponsored by all the mothers.
Minister blesses couple
Sunday morning Doug and Ann
Russell were the door greeters before
the service.
Special music was provided by the
choir "Be Like Jesus" and the old
familiar Jesus Bids Us Shine was
sung as the children went downstairs
FINAL CONCERT -- lamentable Consort from Sweden will perform
in Grand Bend on May 2, 8:00 p.m. os part of Youth and Music Series.
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to Sundays School.
Diane Rice read the text wherein
Rev. R. Peebles named his topic
"Work of the Church". Today the
church is more powerful materially,
but, is it as powerful spiritually?"
In his closing, Rev. Peebles gave
his blessing and thanks to Mildred
and Mac MacLaren for their com-
munity and United Church life and
presented them with a card from the
congregation.
There will be a hymn sing on April
28 at 4:00 p.m. at St. John's Anglican
Church. A boundaries committee
meeting will be held at Exeter United
Church on Sunday, April 28 at 8:00
p.m. On Sunday, May 5 the Stephen
Central School Choir will be singing
SHIPKA FAREWELL
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Shipka Community had a farewell
party for John Kingma, Wednesday
evening in the Community ('entre. Ile
has moved to Exeter.
There were seven tables of euchre.
(Tiff Russell got the man's high; Doug
Walper the man's low; Evelyn
Pickering the woman's high; Doreen
Finkbeiner the woman's low. Harold
Finkbeiner had the most lone hands.
Mabel Guenther read the address to
John while Mary Gibson presented
the gifts. a Targe wall mirror. swag
lamps and a towel set.
John thanked everyone for the
presentation of gifts and sociable
evening.
at the GB United Church in the mor-
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