The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-07-22, Page 12Page 12 Times-Advocate, July 22, 19715 AND BE AND .DISTRICT NEWS Ic Yamaha AVAILABLE AT OUNTRY CORNER MT. CARMEL — 237-3456 OPEN TILL 10 P.M. FIRST CANADIAN PLAY OF SEASON — "The M" umberiy Inheritance" a Warren Graves production, will be performed from July 21sf to 24th at the Huron Country Playhouse. Pis:tying. the part of Crispin Cringe is David Douglas and Trulie McLeod is Dottie, the maid, photo by fiornaniuk, ABC Powdered Detergent 5 lbs Bath Size Irish Spring Allens Orange Juice Crystals 4-314 ox, pk. 9.98 394 884 THETERIDER SPOT 238-2512 GRAND BEND 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110111111111.111111101MMINORIMMIONINIBMINI11.1111111 Thursday & Friday Only July 22 & 23 Ont. No, 1 Cherry TOMATOES pint 794 Palmolive Liquid Detergent FROZEN FOODS 32 oz, McCain's Deep 8, Delicious 89 SUPREME PIZZA 2 lb. 12 az. 2.48 Weston's White Sliced3 Bread 1.09 SUMMER HOURS Monday to Sunday 8-9 Including Holidays Seniors at area picnic Last Sunday ten members of the Golden Age club of Grand Bend attended Zone 8 Senior citizen picnic held in the Clan McGregor square at 13ayfielcl. Since Zone 4 which includes Huron County clubs was only organized on May 20 in Clinton this was the first picnic and was well attended with over 200 persons, all seated comfortably under the trees. After the welcoming, musical and vocal selections, plus short speeches from the various clubs, all enjoyed a pot luck smorgasbord with goodies galore. While the tables were being cleared there Were more musical numbers from bagpipes, mouth organs and violins, Mary Gregg, president and Leona Lockhart, Honorary President, both gave interesting talks, mentioning that Senior citizens never go out of style, Check the Golf Specials at the Oakwood Inn. ii Call John Branton for information CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY — The Huron Country Playhouse celebrated its fifth anniversary Wednesday night. Shown cutting the birthday cake are managing director James Murphy, Ontario's Assistant Deputy Minister of Culture and Recreation, Doug McCullough, Catherine Leckie who was the leading lady in Irma La Douce and an honorary director Mrs. Fred Walker. T-A photo. Southcotts to present proposals for marina Grand Bend council has called a meeting for August 27 to discuss a proposal from Southcott Pines Parklands Limited to establish a marina and yacht basin. At that time residents in the area will be told of the proposal by the developers and their engineer B.M. Ross of Goderich. Don Southcott, representing Southcott Pines said his group was far enough advanced with the plan "to take it to the residents in a public meeting." Southcott said the marina would be designed to ac- commodate sailing craft. He added, "The present trend seems to be to sailing and away from smaller craft.' Reeve Bob Sharen said his greatest concerns and those of residents were roads and drainage. He added, "nobody will disagree with more boating sites but I'm concerned with disrup- tion of the neighbourhood." According to present plans, River Road would be closed off in the area of the present yacht club. Deputy-reeve Rollie Grenier suggested Lake Road would have to be widened to take care of the added traffic from River Road. Residents who would be most affected by the marina in- stallation would be in the areas of River and Lake Road and Alberta and Orchard Streets along with the commercial fishermen. In calling a meeting for August 27, Reeve Sharen said a decision must be made soon as the village's sewer system is being designed. Sharen added, "Soil tests are SALE SUCCESS It was reported at the Huronview Auxiliary, held in the craft room, that a very successful tea and bake sale was held in June. The Auxiliary plan to buy three commode chairs for the residents and receipts from the craft room will pay for three more. The craft room is in charge of Mrs. Alex McGregor. The convention will be held in the Royal York Hotel on Sep- tem ber 12-15, being taken this week for the sewers." Southcott said plans called for , adequate parking for up to 40 Funeral service was held Friday for Howard Green, who passed away July 13, at St. Joseph's hospital, London. Surviving are his wife Kay Willimont, two children, Howard (Howie) and Marianne, both at home. Mr. Green was a fisherman for many years and more recently a carpenter. He served many years in the Lions Club and also as a Legion and council member. Pallbearers were John Hotson, Elmer Desjardine, John Teevins, Leeland Restemayer, Stewart Ravelle, and Gary Zimmer. Rev. H. Moore of the United Church officiated and interment was in Grand Bend cemetery. Grand Bend lady dies Funeral service was held Wednesday from Hoffman Funeral home for Lyle (Hager) widow of the late Arthur Attridge (1958) and Alwyn Dayman (1974). She was in her 79th year. Survived by nieces Mrs. Lucy Hager of Detroit, Mrs. Howard Gordon of Highgate, and Mrs. Jessie Bennett of Livonia, Mich., Mrs. Fred Kilbreath, Sarnia and several nephews, Rev. H. Moore of Grand Bend United church officiated and interment at Gosnell Cemetery, Highgate. Pallbearers were Paul Kilbreath, Geroge Gordon, Wayne Gordon, Everett Miller, Gerald Dayman and Wallace Attridge. Conduct service Funeral ,service was held Saturday morning at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home for Grace Martha Goudey, wife of Allan Goudey in her 64th year. She resided at Grand Cove Estates, Grand Bend. Rev. H. Moore officiated and cars and additional parking space could be made available on the south side of Lake Road on the old river bed. burial was Saturday afternoon at Hagerville Cemetery. Pallbearers were Albert Mault, Bob McCutchion, Bert Ayr, Jim Girling, Bob Peat and Bob Ryder. With the churches Special music at the United Church outdoor service were two solos by Mrs. Bud Desjardine of Mississauga titled "Morning is Broken" and "Life's lovely things." Guest minister at the church of God was Rev. E. Wattam of St, Catharines. His sermon text was "The Spirit of the church." Scripture was Ephesians 4th chapter, verses 1 to 7. Special music was a solo by Mrs. Ross Desjardine when she sang "Peace in the valley." Sports The Grand Bend boys squirts ball team played Tuesday night in Grand Bend against Parkhill. Score was Grand Bend 23, Parkhill 1. Doug Shipley and Dean Courtney scored home runs for Grand Bend. The Grand Bend bantam girls baseball team played against Ailsa Craig Thursday evening at Ailsa Craig. Score Ailsa Craig 33, Grand Bend 13. Sharon Johnson, Kelly Williams and Karen Ford scored home runs for Grand Bend, Personals Mr. & Mrs. Ed Gill returned Friday evening from a 16 day trip through Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England, The trip was sponsored by Middlesex Beef Producers and 42 went from Canada. They visited beef producer farms and attended a Royal Cattle Show at Stoneleigh, England. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Tindall, formerly of Grand Bend, visited a couple of days last week with Mr. & Mrs. Ed Odbert, The Tindall's now live at 2189 Dundas East, Lot 112, at London Terrace Gardens. Mrs. Tom Cox of St. Marys visited recently with her sister Mrs. Bill Love and Mr. Love, and also with her brother John Allister, and Mrs. Allister. Buelah Holt and her mother Mrs. Mae Holt were dinner guests Sunday with Erwin Holt and his family. Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs, LawrenceJohnson were their two daughters and families, Mr. & Mrs, Don McArthur and Kevin of Port Elgin, Mr, & Mrs, Dunean McVittle, Robin and Lawrence of Southampton. Mr. Johnson just returned Friday night from a three week trip to Vancouver as driver of a charter bus. Mrs. Elie Comfort of Welland is visiting her daughter Mrs, Stuart Sweitzer, Visitors last week with nuelah Holt and Mrs. Mae Holt were their couSins, John McMorran t Mrs, Lillian Webb and sister Grace and Mrs: Thelrha St6wart, all from the area of Port Huron, Michigan. Fresh ROASTING . FOWL 5 lbs. 8, up • 78' lb. Fresh Side • Spareribs $ 1 •Ib Burns But • E Ilene 10 lb. Box 5.98 Many More In-Store Values 440"1"*4 EVAPORATED t MILK 4,4'A 6 6z ta v441 ik0Fr Sifverwoods Pure Orange Juice 64 oz 11.08 York Peanut Butter 8 lb '2.28 Funerals held for three GB residents Burns Smoked PICNIC HAMS 98 lb Lean GROUND BEEF (Formerly Chuck) Family Pack 784 lb. Schneider's Rindless BACON Kent Brand 1.58 lb. i i"411W Cooked-in-Store Hot IPIIARBECUED CHICKEN U.S. No, 1 Large WATERMELON each 99' U.S. No. 1 Fresh Ripe NECTARINES doz. 89 POTATOES c lob. $1.10 41 ICE CUBES 3 59 1(*441Abl .'"411110 3-4 lb. Before Cooking 40" "2i49 each Large Bag k** PRODUCE 41)