Times-Advocate, 1978-11-30, Page 18AND DISTRICT NEWS
Times-Advocate, November 30,1978
Lioness club to help with
Saturday Christmas party
Thirty six Lioness club
members met Thursday
evening at the Green Forest
with president, Pat Kading
convening. During the
business the Lionesses
decided to help the Lions club
with Christmas baskets to
needy persons.
Donations of any good
clothing, new or used would
be appreciated, especially
boys sizes 8 to 12 years. Drop
off point for clothing will be
Pat Kading’s home, after
December 15.
Saturday December 2
Lioness members will be
helping to sponsor a
Christmas party at the public
school.
The club’s annual dinner
CWL donates
The Catholic Womens
league met Monday night at
the Alhambra hall with 27 in
attendance. President Annie
Grootjen, was in charge.
, Arrangements were made
for plants to be sent to sick
and shut ins at Christmas. A
donation was made to the
Lioness Club for Christmas
baskets, directed through the
Public Health service. A
money donation was made to
the home of retarded at
Thedford.
The Catholic and Anglican
ladies will be co-hosting the
Christmas ecumenical, to be
held at the Parish hall of St.
Johns by the lake December
18, at 8 p.m.
The traveling prize donated
by Annie Baltessen was won
by Angie Backx.
Mrs. Joris and Mrs. Carris
of Strathroy had a variety of
hand craft work on display,
and it was auctioned off and
the money given to the C.W.L.
Ask
for this
folder
Green Forest Motor Hotel in
Grand Bend, Ontario on
Friday, December 1st, 1978
from 1 to 4 p.m.
from our
representative,
Mr. Peter Walvius
who will be at the:
It you require financing to start, modernize or
expand your business and are unable to
obtain it elsewhere o’n reasonable terms and
conditions 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.
FEDERAL
BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT BANK
Opening new doors to small business.
197 York Street
London, Ontario -
Suite 1000
434-2144
Church
The United Church young
people met Sunday evening in
the S.S. rooms.
Officers elected were
President-Jim Ward, Vice
President-Janet Allister,
secretary-Marilyn Walper,
treasurer-Missy Sandilands.
This was a sort of get to
know each other meeting. No
definite date of meetings has
been set yet as the young
Personals
Congratulations to Mr. &
Mrs. Tom Baird, who on
Saturday celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary,
with an “Open House”, from
2-4 p.m, and 7-9 p.m.
Two miscellaneous showers
have been held for Margaret
Dumigan, Exeter bride elect
of early December, daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. Donald
Dumigan, Grand Bend.
Friday night a relative
shower was held at Mrs.
Katie Vincents home, where
hostesses were Margaret’s
aunt, Mrs. Minerva Prance
and a cousin Mrs. Betty Gill.
Saturday evening neigh
bours held a shower at
Margaret’s mother’s home.
Hostesses were Gail and
Karen, sisters of Margaret.
Mrs. Norman Desjardine
■was hostess at her home
Thursday afternoon for a
Tupperware demonstration
party.
Lawrence Johnson
returned Wednesday from a
nine day bus tour to New
Orleans.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence
Johnson attended a 25th
wedding anniversary dance
and reception, Saturday
evening for Lawrence’s
brother, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin
Johnson, RR 3, Granton, held
at the Legion hall in St,
Marys.
Visitors through the week
and week end with Mrs. Susie
Devine were Her friend, Mrs.
Loretta Williams, Port Huron
and cousins Mr. & Mrs. Ray
La Fond, King City, Mrs.
Wallace Turple, Port Franks
and Mrs. Pearl Miller, Dash
wood.
news
people are involved in school
exams.
Rev. H. Moore’s sermon
text was “Be fully con
vinced,” with scripture from
Romans 14:1-9.
He told of the new product
Teflon manufactured a few
years ago that nothing would
stick to it. Comparing this to
humans, he said some people
can not stick to honesty and
truth.
And he asked how many
remembered the Model T
ford cars, in comparison with
today’s cars. Basically the
steering wheel remains the
same and he asked us all to
let the Spirit of Jesus Christ
be our steering wheel.
The Senior Choir anthem
was “Let all the world.”
Next Sunday December 3,
is the first Advent Sunday
with services in preparation
for the Christmas season.
dance will be held December
15 at the Olde Theatre.
Proceeds from sale of
tickets on the ceramic
Christmas tree being
displayed at various business
places around town, will go
toward playground equip
ment for the public school.
The monthly raffle gift for
the club was won by Cathe
Scott.
Any Senior citizen wishing
to receive Meals on Wheels
please contact Evelyn
Johnson, phone 238-8102.
THE BOOK STORE
21 Main St. Grand Bend
Give a BOOK for Christmas
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Church of God news
Rev. John Campbell con
ducted morning and evening
services at Church of God. At
the evening service they
opened with a sing song of
favorite hymns, and Rev.
Campbell showed a film strip
with commentary on Cuba.
Twelve young people
gathered at the Church of
God Friday night for their
youth fellowship meeting.
Continuing on the theme of
young teens, Rev. Campbell
showed a film strip on “What
is success?” This was
followed by discussion games
and lunch.
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MR. AND MRS. TOM BAIRD
A large number of relatives and friends attended an Open
House Saturday to help Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baird of Grand
Bend celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. They have
two children Mrs. Carl (Mona) Vanner, Collingwood; Bill,
Grand Bend and four grandchildren. Photo by Haugh k
We stock all the latest
BEST SELLERS-hardcover
and paperbacks.
Visif our juvenile room for the
latest in books, toys and
games. Phone 233-2508.J
Squirrel Smooth
Cakes
chocolate, vanilla,
everybody saves on food here
McCain Deep & Delicious
Nabob Tradition
v.p. 1 lb.
fresh Ontario Whole Outside RoundTend-R-Spot Fresh Family Pack
We reserve the right to limit quantities
Not inciuj-d in 6% refunds.
Save
50e Ib.
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Liquid Detergent, Prepriced 99c
32 oz.
Not included in 6% refunds,
Peanut
s1.89
Not included in 6% refunds.
MIRACLE BASTE
BASTED YOUNG
TURKEYS
lb.
Save 20c Ib.
Nov. 30 to Dec. 2 only No advance bookings at this pric
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FRESH ONTARIO PORK
Not included in 6%
FOR CHRISTMAS
CARPET
Harding
• Ozite
• Vinyls &
Solarians
• Armstrong
• Amtico
• Domcor
• Mannington
Richmond
Celanese
Statesman
Peerless
COMPETITIVE PRICES • LARGE SELECTION • EXPERT INSTALLATION
FREE ESTIMATES
GRAND BEND
DECORATING
and FLOORING CENTRE
15 Main St.238-8603
r a
master charge 1
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Cove Town and Country —
High Single and Triple,
Norma Desjardine 214, 562.
The 'Benders — High
Single and Triple, Dee Rath,
200, 580.
Charlies Angels —
Hopefuls — L. Vandenberk,';
292, 721, 2653, vs Hi Hopes — •
Fran Relouw, 211, 574, 2339;
Our Gang, Sandy Van
Dongen, 232,620,2767, vs The
Good Ones, Marg Roberts,
214, 585, 2278.
Fisheries League — Cisco,
Joe Green, 215,585; Walleye,
Jeff Harris, 210, 494.
Little League (Mixed) —
Scrappers, Billy Jennison,
57, vs Rascals, Todd Hayter,
87; Dr earners,Shellie Finch,
97, vs Angels, Patte Page,
113; Guerillas, Chris
Tiedeman, 124, vs Stooges,
Ivan Chapdelaine, 163;
Pointers, Danny Green, 138,
vs Strickers, Richard
Brown, 205.
Blue Water — Joe Grigg,
234, 618.
Ask modesty
in decorations
As winter approaches,
Ontario Hydro is asking
customers to keep their
Christmas displays modest
to conserve electricity.
Winter months, with the
inherent shorter daylight
periods and colder weather,
result in a pronounced in
crease in daily electricity
demands - as much as
2,000,000 to 3,000,000 kw over
those experienced during the
summer, according to D.R.
Code, Hydro’s Manager of
Energy Conservation. While
not wanting to discourage
the Christmas spirit, Hydro
points out the need to
moderate the size and use of
lighting displays and utilize
the lower wattage bulbs as
part of Ontario’s con
servation program.
Hydro is once again using
the theme, “leave your lights
until after seven, and turn
them off around eleven” for
the use of indoor and outdoor
Christmas lighting displays
for homes, stores and Of
fices.
PORK LOIN BAVARIAN SAUSAGE SWISS STEAK
51.48 Save
30' lb.
Store Sliced
COOKED HAM
51.98 Save
90' lb.
Monarch Pouch Pack
devil's food, white
banana, chocolate
CAKE MIXES
Monarch Pouch Pack
ICING MIX±X
Mitchells 'Pure
APPLE JUICE
Quaker Ready-To-Serve
AATUEAI raisin & sPice regular,.0
UAlfYlcAL maple brown sugar
Kraft creamy cucumber,
Italian, Thousand Island
SALAD DRESSING
• Duncan Hines
ANGEL CAKE MIX
Fluffo Pure
SHORTENING
8.3/98;
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48OZ-78* |
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14.5 oz.
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Swifts Rindless Lazy Maple
BACON
*1.48 Save
50' lb.
PRODUCE
Produce of U.S.A. Slicing
Tomatoes
» 29'
*1.88
Tend-R-Spot
Save
40' lb.
SUMMER SAUSAGE
Save $1 lb.
f i Aylmer Fancy
■I TOMATO JUICE
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Head Lettuce
24's, each 45c
Canada Fancy
5 ibs. 88c
Sweet
$1.79 r
Kleenex
Cashmere
TOILET TISSUE
VALUABLE COUPON
Limit 2 ribs per customer with coupon and $12 order
excluding cigarettes, tobacco and coupon item.
Store Hour*
Mon. to Thurs. 8-6
Fri. 8-9 Sat. 8-6
Closed Sundays
Price* Effective
Nov. 29 to Dec. 5
FRESH ONT. PORK LOIN
COUNTRY RIBS
8 oz. jug
48 oz. 78*
6o.78*
2 rolls 98(
4 roil 88*
Westons Peerless Salted or Non-Salted
CRACKERS
Fabric Softener
BOUNCE SHEETS
Toastmaster Home Style
CRUSTY BREAD
• nb.78*
■ ’2.48
-.2/78*
Large Stock of
Christmas Trees
Scotch Pine
Balsam & spruce 7 to 12 ft
Call us for your party
trays featuring our own
Delicatessen meat and
Pine River cheese.
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