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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-09-30, Page 18The Lionettes are beginning a "Meals on Wheels", program in Grand Bend, Meals will be delivered Wednesdays at noon. Those who may avail themselves of this service are elderly people, people alone, those recuperating from illness and any who are unable to care for themselves. Cost of meal is $1. if you know of anyone who might wish to use this service, please contact any of the following; Mrs. Sharon' Soldan, 238-8109; Mrs, Pat Kading, 238-2129; Rev. H, Moore, 238-2402, Persona Is Mrs. Rosie Grigg has returned home after a two week holiday when she visited several of her family. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Grigg of Milverton, David Grigg, Kitchener, Susan Grigg, Hamilton and Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Grigg and Doug. A cousin get together luncheon was held last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Eagleson of Southcott Pines. Those at- tending were Mrs. Newton Hayter, Parkhill; Mrs, Edith Mathers and Mrs. Lillian Lovie, both of London; Mrs. Ella Cox, St. Marys; Mrs. Josie Love, Mrs. Olive Webb and Mrs. Eva Allister, all of Grand Bend. Mr. & Mrs, Bill Merkies, of Haalrlen, Holland, are spending a three week vacation at his brother's home, Mr. .& Mrs, John Merkies and family. This is their first trip to Canada, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Fassold, attended the wedding Saturday at Stratford of their great nephew, Paul Ratz, son of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Ratz, formerly of Shipka, to Jenine Hutchinson. Eric and Robert Say: For Flowers, Plants or Gifts CALL OR VISIT OUR DADDY'S FLOWER SHOPS Grand Bend Flowers - Main ST. - 238-8638 Hensall Flowers King ST. - 262-2533 After Hours Farmer Bill's Greenhouses - Dashwood - 237.3228 Watch for details in next week's paper Main Street Grand Bend 238-8007 "Before You Buy Give Grand Bend A Try • Benjamin Moore PAINTS • FLOOR COVERINGS • WALLPAPER • And Much Much More, Come hi 1 5.Main St. I Bring Your Chargex & Master Charge Daily 8:30 to 6:00 Fridays till 9:00 // • • • And See Us At 238-8603 01= Tenderspot buys local prize beef The Tenderspot in Grand Bend, was the successful bidder.on a local prize beef steer at the Western Oair. Shown from the left are Whitney Coates; Emmerson Gill, Tenderspot meat buyer; Nancy Gill; Garry Masse and Leo Masse of the Tenderspot; and Keith Coates of Usborne Township who raised the prize animal. lb. 89s Sides of Beef 24 oz. sliced White Bread 3/98' FROZEN Al Aged Charolais, Angus or Hereford Steer Beef Average 300 to 350 lbs. 1 Fresh select Pork Loins Ont. No. 1 Red Sand Potatoes Sunkist #138 Oranges Bradford, large stalks Celery Ont. No. 1 Cabbage lb '1.18 10 lb. bag 75 lb. bag 58"3.98 doz. 68' 28t each 284 We reserve the right to limit quantities 2 or more sides, lb. 870 Average weight 150 to 175 lbs. Fronts of Beef lb. 2 or more, lb. 67 Average weight 150 to 175 Hinds of Beef ib.s i.10 2 or more hinds, lb. $1.08 .6)(ryy Save on everyday items everyday SilverwoodS 2% or Skim s I / 11111 I/II I 'll I I/I Bug Milk 3 qt $ 1.48 Chapmans Ice Cream 2 litre 98t Toastmaster or Westons Can, No. 1 Butter lb. $1.12 Price Includes Processing PRODUCE -0•1111• • 4111.11. • THETENDER SPOT 2384512 GRAND BEND NEW HOURS Sun, - Thurs, 8.6 Friday 8 - 9 Sat. 8 - 7 Page Times-Advocate, September 30, 1976 Plan meals on wheels A ADD DISTRICT NEWS Church groups busy Ladies hear of recent trips The first fall meeting of the Catholic Women's league was held Monday evening at the Alhambra hall. Mrs. Tom Vlemmix, president, presided. It was announced that the Deanery meeting will be held October 6 at Corunna. Two Grand Bend Lionettes ladies, Mrs. Sharon- Soldan and Mrs. Pat Kading, spoke to the ladies about meals on wheels. Twenty-two ladies attended this first meeting. The travelling prize was donated by Mrs. Angie Backx and won by Mrs. Mary Mom- mersteeg. Special anthem at the United church, Sunday morning was "My Father's Love," by Edna C. Lovelace, with Miss Idella Gabel at the organ. Rev. H. Moore's sermon topic was "Secret Sources of Strength", Rev. Aubrey Bell, of St. Johns by the Lake Anglican Church returned after a two week vacation spent in the Tobermory area. During his holiday period Rev. Bill Craven, of Goderich suppled for the church services. Church of God young people took charge of the first part of the service Sunday evening. Special music included a solo "What the world needs now" by Kathy Steckle and a duet by Lori and Colleen McGregor entitled "Whosoever will may come". The general meeting of United Church ladies was held Tuesday evening in the S.S. rooms of the church with 21 in attendance, President, Mrs. Joan Eagleson opened with a poem "Put my worries to work". During the business it was announced that anniversary Sunday would be November 7 and the annual fowl supper on November 10. Special speaker at the South Huron Regional to be held in Hensall, October 6, will be Jim Somerville from Compassion. Mrs, Willis Gill conducted the worship service with the theme "Fruit bearing". Mrs. Bertie Keyes was in charge of program, and she had Mrs. Art Webb, and Mrs. Ed Gill speak on their recent trips to the British Isles. The Ten Com- mandments for Travellers was read. Mrs. Marie McKinnon en- tertained by playing her guitar and singing "Adele" and "Dedication" and then everyone joined her in singing `,`What a friend we have in Jesus"; ' • Lunch hostesses were Mrs. Jim Love, Mrs. George Latta and Mrs. Allan Walper. Personals Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Alec Hamilton were Mr. & Mrs. Barry Hamilton of Ottawa and Brad and Brent Hamilton of London. The Fassold's spent the weekend with his sister in ' Stratford Mrs. Ada Ratz. Wedding Phyllis Dianne, daughter of Mrs. Phyllis Desjardine and the late Everett Desjardine, was married, Saturday, to Stephen Kadlecik, son of Mr. & Mrs. George Kadlecik, at the Church of God with Rev, John Campbell officiating. . • Matron of honor . Was- Shirley Page,.• and bridesmaids . were Sandra 1VIurin, of 'Hensall;• Mrs. Chris -GaSkin, Hamilton. Best man was Brad Page 'and ushers ,were John Stein, London and'Mike Kadlecik. , The bride was likren in marriage by her brother Michael • Desjardine. FloWer girl W'as Karen Schenk and ring bearer Jon Schenk, both of Huron Park. A dinner and wedding recep- tion followed at the Ausable centre in Grand Bend. Michigan man tops. entries Toin Artes of a Se, 'Clair Michigan was the Top points man in the C.S.D.R.A. Sanctioned Drag races held at Hully Gully, Sunday. Artes, won both the 440 and Open Super Mod Classes to vault himself into the lead for the Kool Kup. With only seven meets left he holds a slim margin over Peter Nieuwenhuizen of Watford. ,e4„ ,.,e ‘'"1° 44 k o**1 *** 146' cds Kraft Cheese Whiz Sherriffs Jelly Powders 24-10 oz. cans Diet Pepsi, Pepsi and Kist D Canned Pop Maxwell House 10 oz. jar Instant Coffee` Javex Liquid Bleach CHECKING CORN — All exhibits in the weekend Exeter Fair received plenty of attention from visitors. Above, Thomas Hem and Carf Cann examine some of the corn entries. T-A photo '3.98 298 1280z 88' COUNT ON USA P* ./Ces SePt effeCt . 29 life. • $ 0 • • GROCERIES Apple and Grape Kraft Jellies .9oz. jars 2/98' Raspberry and Strawberry Kraft Jams 9 oz. jars 68' 16 oz. jar 1.28 3a. 4/88' Cool days ahead Permanent 4-1 qt. Size Poly Bags BP Antigel Anti Freeze Imp. Gal. $5,39 Cut from Al Aged Steer Beef Blade Bone Removed • Cut from Al Aged Steer Beef