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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-06-03, Page 19GRAND BEN AND DISTRICT NEWS Page 19 Times-Advocate, June 3, 1976 Grand Bend residents take tour of Niagara area L THIS IS MY DOMAIN — If property being protected is 21. anyone dares to come near this swan's pond they had better be tough. The located within the Pineridge Zoo 2 1/2 miles south of Grand Bend on Hwy. photo by Y. Romaniuk Tendersweet Ready to eat Partly Skinned HAMS Whole or Shank Half 98' lb. Fresh Select Whole 9.28 lb. Irlinir Powdered FOR DISHES 1 24 oz. • 1r 4** PALMOLIVE ,4*, SOAP A ifir* 884 Many More In-Store Values Select SLAB BACON Whole 9 .28 lb. Take Home a Hot BARBECUED CHICKEN Cooked Right Here 2 1/2 to 3 lb. average before cooking FAB DETERGENT 5 lb $1 9 • '444Atiii* GROCERIES ill 111111111111111111111111111 :11111 1111 11111111111111 11111 1111 11111 111111111 11111111111111 1111 111111111111 11111111111111111111111111Z Thursday and Friday Specials June 3 and 4 only -:= . E Butter LB. PRODUCE 111 1 11111111 1 1111 11111 1111 Canada.No. 1 Burns WIENERS 10 lb. Box 199 Bottom Round SWISS STEAK 1.38 lb. FARMER BILL'S GREENHOUSES PHONE DASHWOOD 237-3228 SHIPKA OUR ENERGETIC SALES STAFF IS WAITING FOR YOU A GOOD SELECTION OF BOX PLANTS, FLOWERS, VEGETABLES, ROSES, SHRUBS, TREES, GARDEN CHEMICALS, PEAT MOSS. WATCH FOR OUR LARGE SIGN 1 1/4 MILES EAST OF SHIPKA ON THE CREDITON ROAD (CTY. RD. 4) OPEN DAILY 10 AM - 9 PM — SUN. 2 PM - 9 PM = Importance of Being Earnest". :4- The Ontario Arts Council grant = ▪ will help the Playhouse to meet the difference between operating costs and operating revenues. i"-- Mr. Cochrane pointed out that if E• the actual costs of production were passed on to the consumer = and were reflected in the price of tickets, not many people would be 2 able to attend the theatre. To keep tickets moderately priced, - the Playhouse seeks private and public assistance in meeting an Sat., June 19 = annual operating deficit. = Huron Country Playhouse also = receives program assistance E from local governments and Phone 238-8540 = recently received a grant from the Township of Stephen, in E which it is situated. nninittnintimintimminnwintitit !!!!! D DRUGS' (Prescription Pharmacy) 21, 81 Crescent-Grand Bend OPENING A number of people from this area went on the charter bus trip Tuesday to Niagara Falls and Marineland which was sponsored by the Grand Bend Women's Institute, Points of interest were a stop at Stoney Creek, a tour of the Niagara area, the Niagara greenhouse and Brock's Monument. Mr. & Mrs, Colin Love attended the wedding of their grandson, Daniel Love, son of Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Love, Sarnia, to Katharine Thompson, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George Thompson, Saturday at Highpark United 40Church, Sarnia, with reception at Moose Lodge. Rev. Pickell was minister officiating. Others at- tending from this area were Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Love and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Love. Mr. & Mrs. George Buckingham of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Flear. Mr. & Mrs. Terry Bevan and Mr. & Mrs. Dave Dryden all of Hamilton visited recently at Huron Vista with Mr. & Mrs. Clarke Kennedy. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Odbert have returned to Grand Bend after spending the winter in Tucson, Arizona. Sunday evening visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Colin Love were Mr. & Mrs. Percy Campbell of Hensel]. Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Art Finkbeiner were Mr. & Mrs. Jack McKenzie of Windsor, Dr. & Mrs. C. B. Sanders,IDavid of Welland and Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Green of Exeter. Following the morning service at the United Church, a congregational meeting was called by the trustees of the church, cemetery board, for a decision on the three proposals pertaining to the cemetery, with the bequest of $4000 from the estate of the late Peter Eisen- bach. The number one proposal build a mausoleum and Chapel vas carried. Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Colin Love were Mr. & Mrs. Morley Love and Jennifer of Chatham, Mr. & Mrs. Brian Love of Ottawa and the latter's mother Mrs. Mae Laing of Riverview, New Brunswick, Mrs, Alec Hamilton attended the Lambton County 'Historical meeting at Petrolia, Thursday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Glen Desjardine and Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Desjar- dine spent the weekend in Guelph with Mr. & Mrs. 011ie Desjardine. Wendy Camm of Oakville was a visitor to the Grand Bend area over the weekend. Miss Camm was escorted on her tour of Flear's Bakeshop by Etiene Flear, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Morenz, Glenda and Tammy, visited Monday in Kitchener with Mrs. Morenz father William Cook who is a patient in St. Mary's Hospital. Wendy Van Bruaene, bride elect of June 26 has been honored at two miscellaneous showers. Mrs. Jerry Van Bruaene was hostess, Tuesday at the Legion ball, when about 50 friends and neighbours gathered. Julie Luther, with co-hostess, Kathy Fuller, held a shower Wednesday evening for about 25 friends at Mrs. Lorne Luther's home, Mrs. Max Turnbull returned Saturday from South Huron Mr. Bill Cochrane, Huron Country Playhouse Board Chairman, announced that the Playhouse has received a $20,000 operating grant from the Ontario Arts Council. The grant :is to assist the Playhouse in the production of its 10 week Festival of Summer Theatre which con• sists of four plays and four musical comedies. The Playhouse season is presented at the Playhouse in Grand Bend and taken also to Meaford and Owen Sound Hospital and is spending some time with her daughter and son- in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Lam- port of Crediton. Soloist for the Sunday morning service at Grand Bend United Church was Mrs. Ralph McKinnon when she sang the "Lord's Prayer" by Malotte. Rev, Harley Moore's sermon topic was "God's will and unanswered prayer." Dave Bowyer, a summer student, and his wife will be living at Ipperwash and assisting Rev. A, W. Bell for the summer at the parishes of Greenway, Thedford, Port Franks and Grand Bend. Heather Marie and John Warren, children of Mr, & Mrs. Donald Glen of Ottawa, were baptized by Rev. H. Moore last week at Grand Bend United Church, Mrs. Lawrence Johnson has been visiting with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Don McArthur and Kevin of Port Elgin. Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill and Mr. & Mrs. Alec Hamilton at- tended the Sunday evening an- niversary service at Zion United Church in Crediton which featured The Watchmen quartet from Burlington. The Playhouse first received Ontario Arts Council 'support in 1974 during its third year of operation. It has received Arts Council assistance also with its annual school tours which enabled the Playhouse to take live theatre to students throughoilt the Region. : ,The Playhouse Sbident Matinee series which was begun last season will be dropped for the current year. Last season, high school students were bussed Come to the MOVIES Playing FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9 p.m: and 11 p.m. AMERICAN GRAFFITI Admission Only $1,99 The Old Movie House Main St. Grand Bend Asmoagemark. Toastmaster 24 oz. Sliced ak Sunkist Choice White Bread AY' lOranges 113's Doz. 684 Chapmans 2 litres 0% a E Macintosh Ice Cream 81r !Apples 3 lb, Green Giant Razor Blades 5s 2/98"1 Mushrooms ,b884 .TENDER SPOT 238-2512 GRAND BEND Prices in effect June 2 to closing June 8 M Playhouse gets $20,000 grant from Ontario Inumnitinniniannimintilitananantiinaninaininuminatanninatiminniputia. to the Playhouse to see "The Kraft 7 14 oz. Macaroni Dinners Carnation 16 oz. Evaporated Milk 39' Borden's Cremelle 16 oz. Coffee Creamer $1 18 Kraft Miracle Whip 320z. si .1 Niblet Com 12 oz 2/85' Wilkinson Sword i STORE HOURS 1 Carrots 2 lb. Pkg. 2 84 8 r. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 rt. U.S. No. 1 Monday to Wednesday 8-6 Thursday and Friday 8-9 8-7 8-6 Saturday Sunday E.j. Can. No, 1