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Times-Advocate, 1979-02-28, Page 17f & flD AMR QCKIR ’ |rf* ■ LJCZ 1^1 LX AND DISTRICT NEWS Catholic ladies make plans for banquets, prayer day The Catholic Women’s League held their February meeting in the form of a dinner party, Monday evening at the Green Forest, with 32 in attendance. After the dinner, president Annie Grootjen presided for the business. The ladies formed groups to help with the Meals on Wheels service for the month of March. It was decided to cater for lunch refreshments at the Growers dance being held March 3rd, at the Thedford arena. Plans were made for participation, in the Worlds Day of Prayer service being held this year at Grand Bend United Church. Father Boyer was a guest at the ladies’ dinner meeting and announced there would be time changes at the summer masses. A cash donation was given to the C.W.L. by Brenda DeJong. A special mass will be held at 9.00 a.m., April 26, in honor of the anniversary of the Patron Saint of the C.W.L., followed by break­ fast. The ladies are making a poster to be placed in the church, in honor of “The Year of the Child,” The travelling prize donated by Clazina Van- denberk was won by Annie . Vandenbygaard. The next C.W.L. meeting will be held March 19th, at Angie Backx home. World Day of Prayer Service set World Day of Prayer service will be held in Grand Bend United Church, Friday March 2nd at 2.00 p.m. Rev. James Forsythe, of Exeter United Church will be guest speaker. All ladies in the com­ munity are invited. Mad Hatters meet Grand Bend 4-H club no. 1 met Thursday evening for meeting two at Margaret Smits home. The girls chose the name “Mad Hatters,” for this club project, this being the choice of Ellie Smeekens. The girls discussion was on what color looked best on them, picked a colour to avoid, a basic wardrobe color and hats. This meeting reported by Helen Vlemmix. Meeting postponed The Orpha club scheduled to meet last Tuesday, was postponed until a later date. Discuss Lioness Sale Grand Bend Lioness meeting was held Thursday evening, February 22, at the Green Forest Motel, with President Pat Kading, presiding. Eleven members of the Wyoming Lioness club were guests at this meeting. Plans were discussed to have another odds and sods, bits and bites sale sometime in April. Date will be announced at the next meeting on March 22nd. Times-Advocate, February 28, 1979 One of the numbers at Sunday's carnival of the Zurich-Grand Bend figure skating club featured Alpine 15 Main St. 238-8603 SKATING SKIERS — < skiers. Back, left, Cathy Brenner, Martha Klopp, Karen Bexton and Linda Allister. Front, Lisa Bedard and Tim BulTockT’StaH p’fo’to i1 F t *I u We're moving to a new location Save us the trouble of moving our carpet stock and we'll save you money. All carpet in stock is specially marked down in price and we do our own installation. What better three reasons to buy your carpet now at GRAND BEND DECORATING qnd FLOORING CENTRE Campbells * Orange Crystalsc I ’1.49 ☆ Westons Sliced AN ELEPHANT WAS THERE — An elephant was one of the articles included in a white elephant sale Thursday at Stephen Central School. From the left with some of the articles are Suzanne Finkbeiner, Patti Love and Christine Eveland. T-A photo -4/95q | Not included in 6% refunds. K| r - Everyday Low Prices 2% Partly Skimmed BAG MILK WHITE Need is indicated for local pack Representatives of some nesday to discuss the need local churches met Wed- for a cub pack in the village. 3/H.33 everjibodji saves on food here WHYMYOU? Vegetable i; Soup Prices Effective Feb. 28 to Mar. 6 Grand Bend Watch for our Grand Opening Specials March 8-9-10 f dud neio you; Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business Mr. W.J. (Bill) Reynolds one of our representatives will be at the Green Forest Motor Hotel in Grand Bend, Ontario on Friday, March 2nd, 1979 from 1 to 4 p.m. l HowardHartle, who has had considerable experience in the organization and operation of cub packs, and is chairman of the Grand Bend and Area Recreation Committee, said a recent survey done by his com­ mittee indicated a strong need for some type of supervised activity for children in the 7-12 year age group. There seemed to be little doubt at this meeting that a cub pack would fill that void. It was also learned that there I are possibly three organizations in the village prepared to sponsor a cub pack. This meeting basicly confirmed the need for Scouting in the greater Grand Bend community and identified the source of financial and other support. Many other details remain to be resolved; including locating leaders — both men and women. All interested members of the community and the commissioner of Scouting for the Huron district will be invited to attend a follow-up meeting at a time and place to be announced later. Can. No, 1 CREAMERY Florida Oranges If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and donditions or if you are interested In the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. Personals Mrs. Janet Stuart, Mrs. Mary Pellerin and Matthew, of London spent last Tuesday with Janet’s grandmother, Mrs. Jessie Finkbeiner. Grand Bend Golden Age ladies and friends, quilted a quilt last week at the home of Nola Taylor. Mrs. Ervin Latta of Waterloo was a dinner guest at her sisters, Mr. & Mrs. Lome Devine, Friday. In the afternoon, the girls visited their father, Fred Weiberg, at the Bluewater Rest home. Mexican Slicing Tomatoes Thompsons Wild Bird £lllllillllllllll<iintiirliii«ifiiHtilHillti> WE RENT 5 lbs.< FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK 197 York Street London, Ontario to small business. Suite 1000 434-2144 CROSS COUNTRY SKIS 5 I ROLLIE'S 1 ICYCLE A SPORTS; I GRAND BEND | niidiii tun iiiiiii tn iiitmiiritiHi i tn iir^ GRAND BEND STORE HOURS Not included in 6% refunds. *1.48 Tang Fresh Ontario Pork 4 Valley Farm Choice Frozen Not included tn 6% refunds Mother Parkers Tea Bags Not included in 6% refunds *1.28 2ibs.68* We reserve the riant to limit quantities whole 5 to 7 lb. ave. lb. 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