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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-15, Page 16PRESCRIPTIONS HARWOOD DRUGS W. Harwood, Phm.13 238-8540 22, 81 CRESCENT GRAND BEND, ONT. PHARMACY VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND WANTED 2 people to be on the Grand Bend & area recreation com- mittee to complete the terms of members who have been transferred. Please send resume to the Chairman, Howard Norte! Box 520, Grand Bend by Sept. 30th. Grand Bend & Area Recreation Committee AN ATTENTIVE BUNCH — Close to 60 players District High School junior football team. Above, to the prospective team members. A number of Grand have been attending opening practices of the South Huron coaches Dave Cox and Doug Ellison give early instructions Bend and 'area boys are included. T-A photo SPANISH PEANUTS a'y 25‘ 1 Lb. per Family When you present this ad personally at Coyle's Factory Outlet 260 Tillson Ave., at Coyle Lane, Tillsonburg FRESH ROASTED CHASHEWS/ PEANUTS AND MIXED NUTS Taking a cake decorating course? 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Bath soap Zest Heinz condensed Tomato Soup Schneiders soft Margarine Philips 25-40-60-100w Light Bulbs Libbys deep brown banded in 3's' 1.28 10 Oz. 5/98' 1 Lb. tub 65' 2's 14 Oz. 68 38' PRODUCE Milk Powdered Ajax Plums Lb. 38 Macs - Spies Wealthy Apples 4 Qt. basket $1.68 • Canada No. 1 a Cooking Onion RI 2 Lbs. O Large selection of 4 qt. Peaches, Plums, Tomatoes, Pears and Apples. US. No. 1 Meaty Casselman GRAND BEND F-04 DECORATING 115221111 1.5 Main St. 238-8603 012:11, Grand Bend clerk Louise Clipperton told council members Tuesday night that profits from the bath house, parking and docking operations should be up slightly from 1976. , She reported bath house receipts to date at $2,644 with expenditures not totalled as yet. The parking lot on the beach brought in $6,297 with costs set at $1,200 and dockage fees received were $3,472 with expenditures of $1,400. At the same time Mrs. Clip- perton reported a marked im- provement in the unpaid taxes situation. She said at the moment $17,050 was owing for 1976 or prior taxes. The unpaid amount at the end of 1976 was $60,902. " She added, "It looks now as if 10 properties could be up for tax registration in 1977." All council members reported hearing good comments on the beach patrol and cleanliness of Main street, • : Councillor Bill Uniac said "The Only comment I heard was we ,were doing too much for "hot dog During the beach observations SNAPS DAIRY STORE Grand Bend Open 8 17.M. - 1 1 p.m. 7 Days A Week NM" The first fall meeting of the afternoon unit of the Grand Bend U.C. W. was held Thursday af- ternoon in the Sunday School rooms of the United Church. Roll Call was answered by members by telling an "interesting place to visit." President, Eleanor Durie opened with Bible verses from Micah 6th chapter, verses 6 to 8. Several upcoming events were announced including a Steward- ship meeting to be held at Mit- chell, October 1, and the Huron Perth Presbytery meeting at Centralia 9:30 a ,m. to 3 p.m. The Ecumenical to be hosted by the U.C.W. and a birthday party at the Blue Water Rest home early in October. It was announced that the summer bake sale realized a profit of $180. A story on Brazil was read, about how the rich get richer, and the poor get poorer. A sugar loading mechanization machine made 2,340, unemployed as it required only 8 men to operate. A Bible quiz contest was conducted by Eleanor Durie. A September story was read by Annie Morenz and Harvestime in Bavaria was read by Elaine Moore. Plans were made to entertain the Baby band members and mothers at the October meeting. Roll Call for October is to bring vammiwap an article for the Childrens Aid layette. Meeting closed with an Autumn Prayer, Lunch hostesses were Mrs. Olive Baker and Mrs. Olive Webb. Couples meet The Couples Club of Grand Bend held their first fall meeting, Saturday evening at the home of Morley and Millie Desjardine, and after all assembled went for d hayride on the country roads. Following this was a sing-song led by Marie McKinnon on her guitar. A worship service was conducted by Harley and Elaine „M o ore, The next meeting will be held October 1, In charge of this meeting were Ralph and Marie McKinnon, Harley and Elaine Moore and Morley and Millie Desjardine. Anniversary A Family Life Seminar was held Friday and Saturday at the Church of God, conducted by Rev. E. Woolner, Royal Oak, Michigan. He was also guest speaker at the Church of God's 28th an- niversary Sunday. Morning topic was on "The Family,"and p,m. topic, "The Church", with the main thoughts being of com- munication through love. Visitors were present from London, St, Catharines and Blyth. Soccer crew finish year by Dave Silcock The Grand Bend United Peewees ended their South- western Ontario League season on a winning note last Sunday when the' recorded a 4-1 away victory over Sarnia Cabot Car- bon. Nick Vandenberk led the Bend attack with two well taken goals, while Tony Gibbings and George Kerr added single scores. Most valuable player of the game was Grand Bend's goalkeeper Rick Helm. This win, was all Grand Bend needed lake the runner-up position in the final League standings The local peewees will close off a very successful season with an exhibition game that is being arranged for Grand Bend Sep- tember 24, then on October 1, the Bend squad will face the powerful Sarnia Nationals in the 1977 $.W. Ontario Cup final at Sarnia's Norm Perry Stadium, .Page 16 Times-Advocate, September 15, 1977 Expect more profit from beach operation Reeve Sharen said, "We should tainers for the south beach. The consider smaller garbage con- 45 gallon drums are too big. 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