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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-07-14, Page 16N AND DtsTma NEWS Page 16 July 14, 1977 Fee wees defeated Grand Bend Lioness' don Mexican Fashion at Oakwood ,The Grand Bend United pee- woes lost a close 4-3 decision to the Ontario Hurons, Sunday. Playing away from home and Oiith five of their regular players Missing, the "Pinery Panthers" faced a massive struggle against the league leading Hurons. ,,,Only good defensive work from full-backs Randy Graham and. Andy VanLeeuwen kept the score down to 2-0 at the interval. Bend goalkeeper Drew Gray thwarted the leaders on several occasions in the second-half, but it was late in the game before the "Pan. (thers" started a serious offensive r4vival. iff' a' Centre-forward Andrew 190uper scored two well taken als, and inside-eight Greg out capped off a good display en he added goal number three tiir Grand Bend. „Ilte "Panthers" have fallen kt0o third place in their section of tt-e South Western Ontario All ar League, but have chance to strengthen this position when they take on the second placed Ornia National AU Stars at brand Bend on Sunday. The earthy wood and stone hues of the Oakwood Dining Room in Grand. Bend supplied the perfect setting for fashions from Mexico as the Grand Bend Lioness Club's summer fashion show took place. A luncheon preceded ,the showing of Mexican hand made originals and many of the 162 women present could not manage to finish their beautifully decorated salad plates heaped to the brim with salads, meats, eggs and tomatoes, followed by fresh fruit cocktail, The fans whirred softly overhead and the windows allowed the lake breeze in to cool the dining room as, well replenished, the ladies sat back to enjoy a touch of Mexico. The Lioness' modeled the unique fashions with style and poise as Pat Fading and Brenda Heist commentated, Nick Carter of the Sun and Surf Shops in Grand Bend sponsored the fashion show by importing the complete line of hand crafted garments designed by Carol De Gomez of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Most of the garments were of ,unbleached cottons and muslin with brilliant colored 'hand embroidery and bead work bringing the plain colors to life. The embroidery and beading on one garment was so intricately done the designer, Ms, De Gomez told the ladies it took close to a week of working at it every day to complete the garment. Ms De Gomez expounded on her shop in Puerto Vallarta saying she expands a little every year, but contracts most of the embroidery and beadwork out to married women in the town. Not to be forgotten was delicate crochet work giving the bodices of muslin gowns that delicately feminine not quite see through look in soft earthy beiges. even the bathing suits were embroidered and following the show were among the first items sold, Very few of the garments made it back to the Sun Shop as they were sold following the fashion show, Both Mr. Carter and the Lioness' termed the showing a complete success and hope next year's will be just as good. FASHIONS FROM MEXICO — Members of the Grand Bend Lioness Club model hand made fashions from Puerto Vallarta Mexico just prior to their annual fashion show at Oa kw oo d Inn i n Grand Bend •last week. The 162 ladies present were treated to a delightful array of formal and casual fashions all featuring hand crocheting, beading or embroidery. Left to right are, Pat Kading, commentator; Eleanor Farrington, Brenda Hoist, commentator; Shirley Nelder, Brenda Relouw, Janice Sawyer, Sue Wassmann , Sharon Soldan, Sally Johnson, Debbie Carter and Carol DeGomez, the designer of the garments from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Photo by McKinley FF TO TANZANIA — A native of the Grand Bend area, the Rev. Stan Desiardine and his wife, Pat and tfeir three children will be leaving August 4 to serve as a missionary in Tanzania for four years. Rev. Desjar- Wne will be the guest speaker this Sunday at the Grand Bend Church of God. ouples enjoy annual picnic • 0 0 PORK RIBS Lb $ 1.28 pry iririr Just a reminder - 4 We are opea 4 pi 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 44 IN daily. 4 h. 4.4.46.16.46, Fresh Country style Dannys 1/4 pound pure pork SAUSAGE PATTIES 7 to 9 CHOPS We have a good supply of Mason Jars, Jelly Jars, Certo Liquid and Crystals and other Canning Supplies. Fresh Whole BABY BEEF LIVER Lb. 48' '.-411 CUBE STEAK w • 1 Thirty seven members of the rand Bend couples club and teir children met Sunday af- prnoon at the Park beside •the ;Waterworks for a picnic. '"'Several enjoyed a swim in the ,afternoon which was followed by barbecue picnic supper. Sack races, three legged race 4nd water filled balloons games Were enjoyed by adults and Children. ; The wee folks had fun with a peanut and candy scramble. Couples in charge of the picnic arrangements were Larry and Paula Taylor, Brenda and Gerry dove and Glen and Sharon Miller. f4 Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill have moved to Maplewood Apart- Oients in Zurich. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Love, youngstown, Ohio, are holidaying at Ozone cottage on t}ie beach. g Sympathy of this community is ;xtended to Mrs. George Wainer In the death, last week, of her r}rother Norman Devine, amilton. & Mrs. Jack Riddoch and isa, Sarnia visited recently with 1rs, Mae Holt, Buelah, and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson, 4( Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Fahner i'isited Sunday with her father, rt Baker. u Recent visitors with Mrs. Katie Vincent were Mr. & Mrs. Niles licholson, icholson, and his mother Mrs. enevieve Nicholson, all of ucan, Church happenings A good crowd was in at- ndanee at the second open air ervice at Grand Bend United hurch, Sunday morning. Rev. 1arley Moore conducted the rvice with the worship service pic on "Rest for the Weary". Special music was supplied by rs. Millie Desjardine when she ng two solos, "The Wonder of it 11" and "Born to serve the ,ord." 4 Morning speaker at Church of g od was Edgar Cudmore of ensall. Mrs, Harold Vincent fang a solo, titled "Only a 4 uiet week or police Grand Bend and Pinery Ontarion Provincial Police detachments reported a quiet eek with most charges being id under the Liquor Licence et, a Grand Bend detachment rePerted 61 charges laid under the Liquor Licence Act, 31 High- way Traffic Act charges, three Ahargias under the Criminal Code, Ond one Narcotic Control Act Charge. Pinery. detachment reported 31 harges under the Liquor Licence ct, 13 Provincial Parks Act charges, 12 Highway Traffic Act charges, and two charges under Me Narcotic Control Act. Touch". Evening speaker was and soloist was Miss Lily Greb of Miss Cecile Marquette, Welland, Exeter. Burns Bulk pack WIENERS Lb. 68' Fresh r PORK CUTLETS „ '1.38 Rhythm — Tap Dancing Available in Grand Bend Detergent for Dishes Palmolive 32 Oz. $ • 1 8 Scotts Soft & Pretty 1 ply Toilet Tissue 4 Roll $ 1008 Bordens Coffee Creamer Cremelle White Swan Facial Tissue 16 Oz. 454 Gr:$ 11 1 PRODUCE Westons Jam Filled Buns Doughnuts Crackers Marshmallows Maxwell House Instant Coffee Westons cinnamon, sugar or plain McCormicks Salted or Non-Salted Kraft jet puffed • NA ef4 WHAT'S THIS: Kerry Deitz, Scott Gorle, Connie Russell, Michelle Gorle are the first to register for rhythm - tap dancing. Another stu- dent, Tracy Harness was not available when photo was taken. Teacher Mrs. Newton explains every sound movement, snap pivot, clap of the hands. All these figure into the breaking down of a measure of music. They never forget and are able to create their own dancing abilities. Soft shoes are used for stronger bone structure and muscle tone, Classes start Tuesday, July 19 at 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. ages 5 8; 10:15- 11:00 a.m. ages 9 - 12. Place — Anglican Church Parish Hall in Grand Bend. Soft flexible shoes only. Ball-room danting anyone? RHYTHM TAP DANCING PRESENTED BY MRS. NEWTON, Teacher of many types of dancing. BOYS & GIRLS AGES 5 12 REGISTER BY CALLING 238-2294 (6 lessons for $10.00) SENIOR CITIZENS OFFER GOOD ON TUESDAYS TO ANY PERSON 65 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER UPON PRESENTATION OF THEIR GOVERNMENT HEAL' 3 WELFARE IDENTITY CARD, CASH DISCOUNT ON YOUR PURCHASE ON ANY TUESDAY. Um 1444, mmmmm mmmmb M1111 Pft mm mmmm n111 1111101111 WI If 111l mm101ft•Mli wet In am Ns • mai l.iMmltmm mmmmmmmmmmmm SAVE 6% GROUND BEEF FRESH REGULAR Limit 10 lb. per family with $12,00 order and coupon excluding cigarettes,, tobacco and coupon item, Coupon expires July 19. 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