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Playhouse campaign
Bert Albertson, Chairman
of the Huron Country
Playhouse 1978 subscription
drive reports that the season
ticket subscription cam
paign is now in full swing. A
Central feature of the drive
will be a special Blitz
campaign to be held in
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ANDERSON'S
TAXI
A new service
for Grand Bend
and area.
20 Woodward St
238-8175
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downtown Grand Bend on
the May 24 weekend.
A kiosk will be set up in
Grand Bend where people
can pick up a “Subscription
Ticket” and a special bonus.
Those picking up a season’s
ticket during the long
weekend will also get a free
pass to the Playhouse
opening production, The Odd
Couple.
The Subscription Drive
goal for the year is 1500 and
that mark is nearly half way
already. The greeat ad
vantage of being a sub
scriber,
savings, is getting first
choice on seats before they
go on sale to the general
public on June 1st.
Barbara Murphy, Director
of Operations at the
Playhouse, already reports a
strong response to two of the
seasons highlights, The Odd
Couple and Oklahoma! It is
predicted that Oklahoma!
the rousing Rodgers and
Hammerstien, may sell out
before the show opens.
Reserve seat tickets go on
sale on Monday May 22.
Subscription tickets are also
available at various shops
and stores throughout the
region.
besides $6.00
AND DISTRICT NEWS
GRAND BEND
UCW see variety of hats
depicting chores of mother
a careless match
can
GRAND BEND SWIM PROGRAMME
Registration For All Classes
Notice
Village of Grand Bend
The Grand Bend and area recreation com
mittee will be holding a public meeting for
anyone interested in the amalgamation of
all minor sports into one organization. Date
Tuesday, May 23 Time 7:30 P.M. Place
Grand Bend Town Hall. We urge all in
terested citizens to come our and voice their
opinion.
Signed
Howard Hartle
Chairman
Grand Bend & Area Recreation Committee
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NOTICE
Village of Grand Bend
The waste management site will be open to
all ratepayers within the Village of Grand
Bend on Saturday, May 20, 1978 from 11
A.M. to 4 P.M. Items not normally picked
up by our garbage contractor will be ac
cepted on this date only.- Steel is to be
segregated.
* Please note summer garbage collec
tion commenced as of May 15, 1978.
Seventeen ladies met in
the Sunday School rooms of
the United Church for their
U.C.W. May meeting.
Guest speaker was Mrs.
Morley Desjardine and her
topic was “Hat’s off to
Mother,” which she
illustrated with different
hats of what a mother does
as nurse, housekeeper,
chauffeur, gardener, ball
player, construction worker,
judge, psychiatrist, farmer
andeducator.
She said many things come
in pairs, but only one
mother, and that an ounce of
mother is worth a ton of
cure.
President, Eleanor Durie,
presided for the business.
Roll call was answered by a
verse referring to spring.
The worship service,
prepared by Elaine Moore,
was conducted by Hazel
Blewett, on Mother’s and
home. She spoke of Jesus'
home at Nazareth, of a
famous man saying his
happiest moments were
spent at home, and the
importance of * Grandmas
and Grandpas in a child’s
life.
Scripture from 1st
Corinthians Chapter 13 was
read by Annie Morenz.
Mrs. Blewett read a poem,
“Blessed is the family,” and
a “Song of the Lazy Far
mer.”
An invitation to Centralia
U.C.W. was read to attend
their meeting May 18, to
hear Mrs, Verna Austin,
missionary in Taiwan
(presently on leave in
Canada) at 8:00 p.m.
Lunch hostesses were Olga
Chipchase, Elda Adams and
Annie Morenz.
United Church bulletin
The week beginning May
15 is designated as National
Week for the Mentally
Retarded. During this week,
representatives for the
Canadian Association for the
Mentally Retarded will
calling on members of this
community. We commend
the work of this association
to you.
The Nursery School
mothers are holding a bake
sale and white elephant sale,
Saturday May 20 from 10:30
a.m. to 4 p.m. If Weather
permits, sale will be held on
Church lawn.
In case of bad weather sale
will be held in the Church .
basement. Everyone is in
vited. If you can help in any
way with baking or the odd
white elephant, please
contact Marg Patterson, 238-
2046.
WHEN? Saturday, June 10
Saturday, June 17
10:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. .
WHERE? Grand Bend Municipal Office
(Beside O.P.P. Station)
COST? $12.00/2 weeks
$30.00/6 weeks
be
PRESENTS GIFT — At Saturday's opening of the Lambton
Heritage Museum, Lambton warden John McDonald
presented a gift to Mrs. Fred .Walden. Her husband's collec
tion forms a good part of the museum's antiques. T-A photo
At Saturday's opening of the Lambton
See You Then!
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Grand Cove
man dies
George Robert Scott
George Robert Scott of 291
Concord Grand Cove
Estates, Grand Bend for
merly of Wingham, passed
away suddenly May 14 at St.
Joseph Hospital, London in
his 75th year.
Survived by his wife,
Evelyn McKay, one son
Richard of London, two
grandchildren, Greg and
Jennifer. Predeceased by
one son David (1966) Also
survived by two sisters Mrs.
Ella Fairservice, Blyth,
(Agnes) Mrs. Cecil Forster,
Palmerston, four brothers,
James Scott, Blyth, William
Scott, California, Andrew
Scott, Wingham, Stewart
Scott, Woodstock.
The funeral was held
Wednesday May 17 with Dr.
Robert Armstrong of St.
Andrews Presbyterian
Church Wingham, of
ficiating. Burial at Wingham
cemetery.
Mr. Scott had resided at
Grand Cove this past two
years. He was a retired
agent for Prudential
Insurance Company and an
elder in St. Andrew’s
Presbyterian Church in
Wingham for over 40 years.
Lioness club
treats seniors
The Lioness Club who
sponsor meals on wheels,
treated the Senior Citizens
who were able to go out, to
dinner at the Village Inn,
taking them there and
bringing them home again,
last Wednesday.
Fun, games and prizes
were awarded and each
person received a corsage
and a fruit basket.
A number of Institute
members gathered at Nola
Taylor’s home, Thursday
night to plan the W.I.
programs for the coming
year.
Sod Busters
study plows
The South Huron 4-H Sod
Busters club met Monday
evening at Valentine
Becker’s implement shop in
Dashwood. Mr. Becker
discussed setting and parts
of the plough.
Officers elected were:
president-Danny Gill, vice-
president-Bevan Shapton,
secretary-John Love, press
reporter-Steven Walper,
youth counsellor-Lyle
Kinsman.
The next meeting will be
June 5 at Bruce Shapton’s.
Topic will be soil erosion and
drainage.
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Not included in 6% rofunds.Not included in 6% refunds.
Moms Parchment Powdered Detergent
TIDE
12 litres
39*
Not included in 6% refunds,
Not included in 6% refunds.
Tend-R-Spot Hot Barbecued
Campbells Soup
CHICKEN
Utility Grade
5 to 10 lbs. avg.,
Scotties Handipack
FACIAL
TISSUES
100's, 2 ply
3/*l
b 78‘ Save 20c lb.
Cut from Aged Al Steer Beef
BLADE STEAKS
Fresh Ontario Pork
BONELESS
CUTLET 51.68
Fresh Country Cut
each
CHICKENS $2.98
Tend-R-Spot Pure Pork
BAVARIAN
SAUSAGE 51.38
Council
Village of Grand Bend
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Rev. Kenneth Good,
MOORGUARD
EXTERIOR
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20% Off
MOORWOOD AND
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EXTERIOR
STAINS
a
travelling missionary from
Australia, who has also been
in Korea and Jamaica, spoke
to the congregation at
Church of God, Wednesday
evening. He showed films,
slides and commentary of
Australia and souvenirs. He
delighted the children
present by writing their
names in Korean.
Church of God ladies held
a mother and daughter
“Carry Inn” supper at the
Church Friday evening with
around 70 in attendance.
Members of the men’s club
as guests volunteered to
wash dishes and clean up,
while the ladies had their
program. Guest speaker was
Esther Snyder, talking on
two years mission work in
Grenada.
FRYER
PARTS
Pride of Canada
RINDLESS
78'BACON $1.68
Utility Grade Fresh
ROASTING
CHICKENS 88*
5 lbs. & up,
Sunspun, White or Pink 12 5 oz.
Lemonade 3/99'
Coronation Polskie, Whole Dills
Pickles
Fabric Softener
Bounce
Ingersol Processed
Cheese
32 °z- 78*
$1 OR
40 sheets | Cl
Spread Ifioz.jar «68
Maxwell House vac pack,
Coffee 1 lb. bag 8
... and introducing Exterior Latex Semi-Gloss
Moorgio in all popular shades!
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| We sfock great looking woven wood shades, bamboo shades, match stick 5
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TURF (Outdoor Grass) Green & Stripes 6 & 12 ft. widths $5*95 yd
Open Friday till 9 p.m.
ANDERSON'S
PAINTING
GRAND BEND
* Brush, Roll & Spray
* Minor Repairs
* General Yard Cleanup
* Sandblasting
Liquid Detergent
32 oz, prepriced $1.05
Fresh Ontario Pork Butt
98'
DECORATING
15 Main St. 238-8603
FREE ESTIMATES
PH. 238-8175 r
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matter charge
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20 Woodward St.
GRAND BEND
Dishwasher Soap 65 oz. prepriced $2.75
Cascade
Maple Leaf Pear Shaped 1 lb.
Canned Hams $2.88
Prepriced 3/99c plus deposit
Pepsi Cola
or Kist plus dtposH 4/ 99*
Mccormicks Salted & Non Salted
Crackers
’2.48
400 gr. 65'
Westons Crusty
Sesame
Bread 24 oz.
Westons Wiener & Hamburg
Rolls
2/98‘
.. 2/98'
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PORK CHOPS
Limit 2 family packs per family with coupon and $12
order excluding cigarettes, tobacco and coupon item.
VALUABLE COUPON
Van Camp
Beans & Pork 39*
McCains Deep & Delicious
Cakes $1 1R
|19 oz., Banana, Peanut Butter I • I
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Silverwoods
2% Bag Milk -’1”
Homo or Skimmed 3qt». $F5
Weston's White Sliced
Bread 24°* 3/,1”
—FRUITS & VEGETABLES—
; Produce of Costa Rica
BANANAS
Product of U.S.A.
RADISHES or 6
GREEN ONIONS
bunches
b 23‘
oz.
4/88‘
Product of U.S.A, large
LEMONS each 1 1 (
We,’ at the Tenderspot wish
to say "Thank you" for the
response to last week's
anniversary sale.
Prices Effective
May 17 to May 22
Thurs., Fri. Sat., Sun.
8-9
Mon. - Wed.
8-6
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