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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-29, Page 18Dares Coconut Creme, Lemon Creme, Digestive Cookies Special offer 1/3 more 1.08 Tide 10 lbs. Laundry Detergent 14.98 Colgate Toothpaste lOOTr,l$1.18 Johnson & Johnson J-Cloths 10's 98' Christies Premium Plus Salted or Non Salted Crackers lb. 78' PRODUCE Canada No. 1 Fancy Mac Apples 3 lbs. Ontario No. 1 Snow White Cauliflower each U.S. No. 1 California Head Lettuce each HARWOOD DRUGS W. Harwood, Phm.B 238-8540 Beside Post Office 22, 81 CRESCENT GRAND BEND, ONT. Top quality Regal latex interior products by Benjamin Moore. Your choice of decorator finishes. * easy to * fast * soap and water * over 1200 apply drying clean-up colors AQUAVELVET latex eggshell enamel Sales REG SI/ 95 Limited time only $1440 GALLON Moore's Regal WALL SATIN latex interior flat saw REG 515 IS Limited time only $12" GALLON 15 Main St. 238-8603 CZ BLADE ROAST Limit 2 Per-Family Fresh Regular GROUND BEEF Family Pack lb. 5 8' Weston's Mealtime White Sliced BREAD 24 oz. Limit 5 loaves per family with coupon cigarettes, tobacco and coupon item. Expires October 4. p4 and $12 order excluding BABY BONUS CASH YOUR FAMILY ALLOWANCE CHEQUE AT THE TERDERSPOT AND SAVE 6% .Page 10 Provincial draw at Playhouse SOCCER FINAL — The Grand Bend United pee wee soccer team met the Sarnia Nationals Saturday in the 1977 Southwestern Ontario pee wee cup final. Back, left, coach Dave Silcock, Doug Relouw, Nick Vandenberk, Marty Mommersteeg, Greg Prout, Andrew Couper, Jim Siddall and Rick Helm. Front, Bill Mennen, John Van Leeuwen, Kevin Heather, captain Andy Van Leeuwen, Matty Relouw, John Wiendels and Timmy Martens. STORE HOURS Mon. to Thurs. 8 to 6 Friday 8 to 9 Saturday 8 to 7 Sunday 9 to 5 Aged Al Steer Beef Blade Bone Removed GROCERY ITEMS SENIOR CITIZENS OFFER GOOD ON TUESDAYS TO ANY PERSON 65 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER UPON PRESENTATION OF THEIR GOVERNMENT HEALTH & WELFARE IDENTITY CARD. SAVE 6% 238-2512 CASH DISCOUNT ON YOUR PURCHASE ON ANY TUESDAY Excluding Cigarettes and Quarters of Beef YOU'LL LOVE OUR FRESH AND DELICIOUS MEATS Preparations continue for the Provincial Draw at the Huron Country Playhouse set for Friday, September 30 at 7:30 p.m. A temporary 80 foot tower has been constructed near the theatre by the Global Television people. Additional telephone equipment has been installed by Hay Municipal Telephones, "A large number of people are involved in working out all the details," said James Murphy, Playhouse Manager, Four volunteer students from South Over 20 ladies gathered for the general meeting of United Church Women, Tuesday evening in the Sunday School rooms of the Church. Joan Eagleson conducted the worship service, held in the form of a skit tilled "Partners in the Church." The plot envolved around a minister moving away, and the Church would be without a minister for six ' months. One collision investigated One accident was investigated by the Pinery OPP this week, it occurring on Tuesday. Drivers' involved were Bradley B. Boyd, Forest, and John L. Russell, Port Franks. They collided on Highway 21 just north of the Pinery Park entrance. Constable G. W. Clark set total damage at $1,000. During the week, the Pinery officers laid three charges under the Liquor Licence Act and one under the Narcotic Control Act. Five thefts were investigated. 64' GIFT SHOPPE Huron District High School will assist in loading and unloading the three tractor trailer trucks of special equipment, The Playhouse is presenting a brief show, "Playhouse Per- sonalities", before the telecast. Alicia Jeffery, Peter Purvis, James Saar, Teresa Castonguay, Joan Ilanna and the Dance Plus Four Company are among the performers. Fred Davis is host of the Provincial Draw, which will be Representing lay people were Elda Adams, Bea Eagleson and Lillian Brown, with Eleanor Durie, Eveleen Jennison and Evelyn Johnson, portraying 3 ministers. After the skit the ladies divided into groups for discussion. Many ideas were brought forth. Rev. H. Moore joined the group and discussed how lay people could become more involved in the needs of the Church and Community. President, Marge Mason, presided for the business. Several 'upcoming activities are,, in the planning stage and it was voted to send a $25 donation to help Nepal Medical Students. The Ladies decided to sign and send letters of protest regarding the suggested expansion of the sale of alcoholic beverages in arenas, stadiums and parks, to the Attorney General, Minister of Health, Minister of Consumer affairs and commercial relations, Queens Park, Toronto and to our local M.P. Refreshments of teas and cookies were served by Eleanor Elda Adams, and Joan Eagleson. telecast live at 8:30. Spectators will have to be in their seats by 7:30. Admission tickets are now on sale at $3.00 for adults and $2,00 for students (high school age and under), There are no reserved seats and latecomers will not be admitted, Tickets are available at the Playhouse and also at the Bank of Montreal branches in Grand Bend, Zurich and Hensall, and in Exeter at the Times-Advocate, For additional information, phone 238-8387. Church happenings At the Confirmation service Sunday evening at St. John's by the Lake, Anglican Church, Bishop Ragg, confirmed three candidates into the congregation of the Anglican Church, Lori McCloud, Karen Turple and Dawn Ward, and welcomed by transfer John Fitzgerald. Rev, John Campbell conducted services, Sunday evening at the Blue Water Rest Home. Alex Desjardine led the singing. Rev. and Mrs. Campbell sang a duet, and Mrs. Grace Lawrence read two of her famous poems. Celebration service number two of Grand Bend United Church's 50th Anniversary year, was held Sunday, when guest minister was Rev. Harold Dobson, of Dungannon. The Choir rendered two special anthems under the new leadership of Mrs. Dawn Crabe. Rev. H. Moore, conducted Anniversary service at Chiselhurst United Church, Sunday. Personals Meeting number two of the Grand Bend "Peach Fuzz" 4-H girls was held Thursday evening in the basement of the United Church. Roll Call was answered by 19, naming one fresh Ontario grown fruit you have eaten. The girls chose a cover picture for their record book. Fresh fruit cup, and Plum Peach Compote, were made, which the girls sampled and enjoyed for lunch. About 30 ladies from the Exeter Pentecostal Church met at the home of Mrs. Helen Smith, last Tuesday evening, for a miscellaneous bridal shower for Diane Holt, bride elect of early October. Melanie Smith and Karen Cudmore presented the gift to Diane for which she graciously thanked everyone. During the social time games and contests were played. Glenda and Tammy Morenz and other Free Press carriers in the area, went by charter bus, Sunday to view the football game at Hamilton, between the Tiger Cats and Montreal Alouettes, compliments of the Free Press. MURIEL BONNER Mrs. Muriel Bonner passed away September ,24 at St. Joseph's hospital, London in her 60th year. She had resided for some time in Pinedale subdivision, Grand Bend, with her daughter, Mrs. Elwood Webb. She formerly lived in Peterborough and for sometime in Chateau Gardens. Survived by her mother, Mrs, Margaret Quinlan, Peterborough, four daughters, Mrs. Elwood Webb, Grand Bend, Mrs. Vaughn McMullen, Peterborough, Mrs. Lorne Burke, Kingston, Mrs. Minnie Ross, Wendover, two stepsons, Dennis McCarroll, Peterborough, Michael McCarroll, Petawawa, three sisters, Miss Mabel Quinlan, Lavis, Quebec, Mrs. Arthur Pearl, Peterborough, Mrs. Vincent Hutts, Tweed, one brother, William Quinlan of Kingston and predeceased by brothers Albert and David, The body rested at T. Harry Hoffman funeral home, Dash- wood and forwarded td Comstock Funeral Horne, Peterborough, where service and interment, followed, Monday. This weekend will be one of the most important of the season for members of the Grand Bend United pee wee soccer club, They will be in Sarnia Saturday to meet the Sarnia Nationals in the 1977 Southwestern Ontario Cup final. Six members of the Grand Bend club will be part of the Huron County all-star team when they meet Greater Niagara in the fifth round of the 1977 Ohio International Cup at Niagara Falls, Dave Silcock, an Exeter resi- dent is the coach of the Grand Bend and Huron County teams. Fresh Select Whole PORK LOINS lb. '1.28 Boneless Lean Family Pack STEWING BEEF lb. 98s Fresh PORK CUTLETS lb '1.48 84 8 HALLMARK CARDS • PRINTS • COSTUME JEWELLERY S • SCHOOL SUPPLIES S • STATIONERY • POCKET BOOKS ...orizezcz.zor LIONS GOVERNOR AT RESORT — Lions District Governor Percy Fillimore of Leamington paid a visit Thursday to the Grand Bend Lions Club. Above, Grand Bend president Paul Johnson welcomes Mr. Fillimore. 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IN FOR YOUR FREEZER Aged Al Angus, Charolais or 1.111•111 Hinds Side lb. 9 .25 lb. 954 I. Fronts Hereford Steer Beibe.f. 75 Price Includes Processing ON YOUR PURCHASE ONLY OFFER GO)D ANYTIME Excluding Cigarettes and Quarter% of Beef Times-Advocate, September 29, 1977 Soccer club faces big task, Saturday