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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-04-27, Page 17L•gI.ndart winners receive awards, WI (,M', Saturday, the annual dinner was enjoyed by 39 dart players at the Moulin Rouge' restaurant. Ml went back to the Legion hall where awards and prizes were given out by Eve and Art Rubery. • Trophies for high average `went to Bob Hamilton and his ' mother, Lou Hamilton. Two perfect high scores of 180 were won by Eve Rubery and Bob Hamilton. They received crests donated by Gene Grenier. Most take outs for the season won by Mike Tataren and Eve Rubery. High score winners were Dee Rath and Vern Gallant. Most take outs in one night won by Bob Chapdelaine and Marg Hedley. , Most improved players were Marlene Hamilton and Kevin He try. Most zeros of the season by Sigrid Durdin and Art Rubery. Perfect attendance for Open Weekends Only Sat. 10: - 5:30 074' Sunday 12-5:30 Men's and Ladies - all sizes (Sweaters not exactly as Illustrated) L c1T�cJE ho FACTORY OUTLET GRAND BEND 16 Main St. 238-800: ladies won by Vilda Clark. Fun prizes were won by Buster Clark, Harry Hamilton and Frank Allen. Thanks to Frank for looking after the bar. In the social time games of euchre. cribbage and darts were played. High winners in euchre were Lynn Desjardine and Lindsay Shutte; low score to Ina Russell and Cliff Smalle; most lone hands, Marlene Hamilton. Cribbage winners were Sandy Doward and Marg Hedley. A good evening was en- joyed by all. Dart games will resume in September again with Eve and Art Rubery in charge. Tuesday dart winners at Grand Bend Legion were: Brit, Marg Hedley and Eve Rubery; second, Harry Hamilton and Sandy Doward. Womens Institute meet About 20 attended the Womens Institute meeting held Thursday evening in the S.S. rooms of the United church. President, Sharon Miller chaired the meeting. Roll call was answered by bringing a completed craft, which made a nice display. Did you know? was given by Eleanor Hayter. She said number 72 is magic in in- terest. Any two multiple of 72 doubles interest rate. She also gave stock market quotes. Reports of all standing committee conveners were given. Guest speaker was Mrs. Dolores Shapton, of Exeter. who spoke on the beginning of Women's Institute, and their work. She conducted the elec- tion of officers as follows: Past president, Mrs. Gerry Love; president, Mrs. Glen Miller; vice-president, Mrs. Morley Desjardine; secretary. Mrs. Doug Russell; treasurer, Mrs. Larry Lovie; district director, Mrs. Gerry Love; alternate director, Mrs. Nola Taylor; public relations, Mrs. Dave Junker; Curator, Mrs. Alex Hamilton; pianist, Mrs. Morley Desjardine; auditors, Mrs. Erwin Bestard and Mrs. Allan Walper; branch direc- • tors, Mrs. Olive Miller and Mrs. Erwin Bestard. Lunch was for each one to bring a half dozen cookies to share and bring your recipe. Delegates were appointed to attend the District annual which will be held in Crediton on May 26 at 6 p.m. 4-11 club news The "Super Chefs," Grand Bend 4-H club number one, held their food party April 17 at the Alhambra hall with their parents as guests. The girls and leaders served a supper meal for around 40. The menu was as follows — appetizer. anti pasta, cheese and crackers, vegetable dishes, succotash, and Ger- man potato salad, meat was Chinese meat balls and chicken cacciatore, dessert was Dutch apple pie and ice cream. French bread was on the menu, Aloha punch, tea and coffee In the social time after supper they enjoyed square dancing to recorded music. Reported by Thia Coeck. Leaders of this club have been Nancy Stokkermans and Rita Smits. The "International Eaters," 4-11 club number three held their food party as a brunch at Grand Bend United Church from 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. on April 9 with 46 in attendance. They had food recipes from all over the world and served it smorgasbord style. Foods served included, chicken - Chinese style, Jamaican meat patties. meat loaf, anti pasta, breaded pork chops, Hungarian braid, cin- namotl rolls, dinner rolls, tri- fle, Dundee cake, tortierre Bake - France, Tahitian punch, potato soup, cheese and relish tray chef salad, vegetable and macaroni 237.331f . SUPER SPECIAL j I SUPER SPECIAL 1 1 SUPER SPECIAL 1 SPRITE, SUGAR FREE SPRITE, TAB, DIET COKE, OR REGULAR .; COCA-COLA .' 750 mL PLUS DEP. CHUNK LIGHT IN OIL, OR IN WATER CLOVER. LEAF TUNA 0 184 g TIN CANADA "A" GRADE FRESH LARGE EGGS ALL WHITE LIMIT 4 DOZEN PER FAMILY DOZ. SPECIAL SPECIAL J SPECIAL 1 I SPECIAL 1 1 SPECIAL 1 1 SPECIAL .I , ASSTED FRUIT PLUS NEILSONS YOGURT 500 g 1.19Z.6 PEA, OR PEA & HAM HABITANT SOUPS. 14 oz. � 59 SKIPPY CREAM' OR CHUNKY PEANUT BUTTER 750 9 RASPBERRY OR STRAWBERRY E.D. SMITH PURE JAMS 500 mL 2979' �� CHOICE QUALITY LYNN VALLEY TOMATOES 28 oz. TIN UNSWT. ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT TREESWEET JUICES . 48 oz 1.39 SPECIAL , I SPECIAL J - ' 1 SPECIAL 1 1 SPECIAL 1 1 SPECIAL j I SPECIAL _ .1 - 1 KRAFT MIRACLE. WHIP L 2.4921mL 7501NL JAR.HEINZ HELLMANN MAYONNAISE 2.29 ASSORTED JUNIOR FOODS 3 55# ASSORTED CAKE MIXES . .'DUNCAN HINES 520 g40 f, f 9 12 1. • 4.8 Kt TID. .. DETERGENT 1.9 FOR YOUR FABRICS . -BOUNCE SOFTENER SH. 3,49 SPECIAL 1 1 SPECIAL 1 1 SPECIAL 1 SPECIAL I I SPECIAL l[. SPECIAL 1 NEILSON'S BDL. OF 7 CHOCOLATE VARIETIES BARS �, 4 VARIETIES PEEK FREAN .COOKIES 400 9 •. 79 VACHON ASSTD LUNCH SNACKS OF 630s dp ' 1 1.69 REGULAR OR DEODORANT KOTEX LIGHT DAYS CARD OF 2 - 0, C, AA OR CARD OF SINGLE 9VOLT EVEREADY ENERGIZERS CARD2PKG. .es PEPPERONI 10" OR 5" TOTING PIZZA 2 9 SUPER SPECIAL 1 I SUPER SPECIAL I t SUPER SPECIAL �� 1 SUPER SPECIAL 1 BEIGE, PINK, WHITE OR YELLOW WHITE SWAN TISSUE 4 ROLL • PKG. FANCY QUALITY STOKELYS CREAM PEAS, CUT CORN GREEN OR WAX BEANS 14 oz. TINS FOR PIECES & STEMS MEADOWGLEN MUSHROOMS 10 oz. TIN WESTONS HAMBURGER WIENER R PKG. OF lz OR • SPECIAL 1 SPECIAL 1 1 SPECIAL 1 1 SPECIAL j TODDLERS Ors EX. ABSORB 66's FITTED 4 BLUE WATER COUNTRY HARVEST 7 :ERRS NIPPY PROCESS OR MACARONI 6 CHEESE PAMPERS DIAPERS CARTON 9 89 BLUE STONE MIMRR ED, GRAIN, PRAIRIE AN WESTONS MILD. MEDIUM OR OLD CHEDDAR KRAFT COUNTRY HEARTH FROZEN PIE SHELLS 3s 4549 179 FISH FRIES BREAD CHEESE DINNERS COUNTRY HEARTH FROZEN TART SHELLS 12 s 225 9 in 227 g 1.29 675 g 79# 7.59. x25 g 89" tl� PKGS . FOR SOFT STYLE PARKA' MARGARINE 21b x.19 CHEF BOY -AR -DEE MEATLESS SPAGHETTI SAUCE 149 COUNTRY OVEN SPECIALS WESTONS DELICIOUS 169 796.L ANGEL FOOD CAKE 425 g DOG FOOD TOTAL DIET 2 Kg Z. 99 FREE! PACKAGE OF EIGHT 60% WHOLE WHEAT WESTONS FRESH BAKED CINNAMON BUNS 8 s 1.19 s FLAVOURS ROLLS ZEHRS OR GORDONS COUPON HAWAIIAN PUNCH 3b 234 g 99e (VALUE 72') WITH THE PURCHASE OF A r 1 APPLEFORDS SAYE ALL WAX PAPER 100 FT 129COFFEE SUNKIST STRAWBERRY CAKE 16 oz 1.91 BUY A 1 -LITRE PACK OF TANG FRUIT DRINK ANDGET ANOTHER 1 -LITRE PACK CHEF FOIL BRAND.OUR WRAP 12 .50 FT 89 OWN COUNTRY OVEN FRENCH BREAD 16 of LOAF 2 FOR q ' taw tat& CRACOTTES _. _ �a� ""V - CRACKER BREAD 120 9 79 Naw! READY 10 SERVE _ `. '-- �,JL`i� FREE ZEHRS OWN PRIVATE LABEL ORANGE APPLE OR GRAPE y O.P. TEA BAGS 60's 221 g 1.49 TANG 'DRINKS LOITRE 99L .i _ _ .,,. _ _ THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAYS #4 & 83 MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY +{ P.M. TINIRI$AY & FRIDAY 04:00 P.M., EXETER SATURDAY $:304 P.M., elects casserole, middle eastern stuffed vegetables, and cheese cake. The 4-H girls were dressed in costumes of India, Hawaii. Mexico, a cowgirl, China. Scotland, Holland, Egypt, Spain and North American Indian. Judges for the costumes were Rev. H. Moore, Judy Jennison, and Millie Desjar- dine. First place went to Julianne Rader, 2nd Tracey Soldan, 3rd Kim Fraser. Best costume For children atten- ding went to Jason Soldan and Leanne Peckitt. In charge of games were Kim Boogemans, Tracey Soldan, Kim Fraser, Julia Brown, Leanne Jennison and Cathy Brenner. They did the Mexican hat dance:ennessee wig walk and the bird dance. This meeting was reported by Julianne Rader and she said their club had received letters from folks attending to say what a good time they had. They held their final meeting april 18 at Janice Peckitt's. They played roulette revier,f of this course on "Ontario Heritage" and it was won by 'Leanne Jennison. Plans for Achievement night were discussed to be held May 9 at Stephen Central school at 7 p.m. Leaders of this club were Christine Boogemans and Janice Peckitt. ' Personals A group of United Church women met last Wednesday morning at the church to houseclean the church kitchen. Alex Hamilton is presently a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. More Grand fiend News on I3A comPu FiEfiEl INCOME TAX RETURNS (any size) BOOKKEEPING ART READ Chartered Accountant (519) 238-2388 Grand Bend, Ontario 39 Woodpark Cres Times -Advocate, April 27, 1983 Page 5A MODELS FASHIONS —, Pat Kading was one of the models participating in the fashion show sponsored by the leisurelife cortlmiffee of Southcott Pines. 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