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and district news''
Annie Mewls
237-3317
Classy Chicks; 4-H
club studies chickens
Grand Bend 4-H club
number one, held meeting
two at the home of Teresa
Backx last Thursday
evening.
The girls chose as their
club name "Classy Chicks,"
for this project.
Roll call was to "Name a
chicken bone." They read
items from their study
books, and cooked the
following items, Niagara,
nice and spicy chicken,
chicken with a Chinese
accent, and chicken stock.
Leaders and girls enjoyed
the chicken dishes for lunch.
Next meeting September
15 at Teresa Backx. Press
reported by Marg Larkin.
Church of God News
The Sunday morning
service at Church of God was
promotion Sunday for the
Sunday School children.
Rev. John Campbell
spoke on Daniel and said
Daniel, instead of being a
conformer was a tran-
sformer.
After the service a bar-
becue and picnic lunch was
held on the Campbell's lawn
with approximately 45 in
attendance.
This was followed by a sing
song of favourite numbers.
A group of Church of God
young people met Friday
evening at the home of Jim
and Judy Snider for a time of
fun and games and a weiner
roast.
Church of God ladies met
Thursday evening at the
church for their September
meeting. Nine ladies an-
swered the roll call by
bringing something useful
for the church kitchen.
President Betty
Campbell conducted the
business. The Church of God
ladies will be hosting the
Thanksgiving Ecumenical,
on Tuesday October 6, at 8
p.m.
A study time on "God's
care for people", was given
by Millie Desjardine.
Lunch hostess was Mrs.
Verna MacGregor.
Anglican Church News
Dr. Fox of London again
took the morning prayer
service at St. Johns by the
lake. He spoke about one of
St. Paul's letters to the
Romans taken from
chapter 12 of Romans,
starting at verse one.
Dr. Fox pointed out that
in Paul's letters he was in-
troducing himself as a
Christian - he believed he
was sent as a "living "
sacrifice, to tell the people of
his Faith. He told the
Romans what the gospel
meant to him. From Paul's
letters, Dr. Fox feels we can
all get his message - to be
followers of God with faith-
fulness, obedience, com-
mitment and love for one's
fellow man.
Coffee hour hostess today
following the morning
service was Mrs. Kay Kelly.
United Church News
Peter Snell, of Exeter, was
guest speaker Sunday
morning at the United
Church. He read scripture
from Chapter 13 of Matthew,
selected verses. His sermon
topic was, "A parable about
treasure hidden in the
fields". He told us the
Kingdom of God is a way of
life.
The Sunday School
children attended the first
part of the service. Peter
talked to the children in
parables and sang three
songs, "I cannot come",
"Turn the radio on," and
"One tin soldier," ac-
companying himself on
guitar.
Choir anthems today were,
"0 Praise Ye all your King,"
and "God reveals His
presence."
United Church Women
Meet
President, Mrs. Alex
Hamilton welcomed all to
the first fall meeting held
last Thursday afternoon,
when United Church women
met in the S.S. rooms of the
church.
Marjorie Mason conducted
the worship She read
scripturefromChapter five of
Mark, and talked to us about
the way Jesus treated people
he met, and about Jesus'
encounter with the
Samaritan woman.
She read a peom, "0 God,
who am I?" by author
Marjorie Hohnes, and then
gave some answers to "Who
am I, God?"
Hymns, "Lord Jesus
friend of woman," and "Oh
God, my God, your love
untold," were read in
unison.Hazel Broad spoke on
the topic World Outreach.
She read the 26 verse of first
Corinthians.
She gave short accounts on
"Amnesty International,"
"Partners in the Gospel"
"Day care" and "Ask and
seek."
Roll Call was answered by
reading an item from Unithd
church Observer, and an-
swered by 16 ladies.
It was voted to send $20.00
for clothes for the Com-
passion child we sponsor.
An invitation was read to
attend the Church of God,
Thanksgiving Ecumenical
on October 6, at 8 p.m. The
Alert letter was read. The
Fall Regional will be held at
Kippen United Church on
September 30. Lunch
hostesses were Olive Miller
and Eva Bariteau.
Personals
A farewell party was held
recently for Mrs. Janet
Desjardine, who has soldher
farm home north of Grand
Bend and moved to an
apartment in Exeter.
Hostesses for the event
were Greta Luther and
Norma Desjardine, held at
Mrs. Luther's home, when 18
neighbours and relatives
ladies gathered for a noon
luncheon.
Marg Turnbull read an
address to Janet and she was
presented with a plate of
Charles and Diana
honouring the Royal wed-
ding.
Visiting and reminiscing
were enjoyed. Lucky plate,
cup , and chair prizes were
won by Aileen Ravelle,
Nancy Turnbull and Ruth
Hendrick.
A reminder! The Bible
coffee hour will begin their
fall meetings Thursday,
September 17 at 9:30 a.m. at
Mrs. Verna Brown's home,
Lot 25, Sherwood Crescent,
Southcott Pines.
Three tables of bridge
were in play last Wednesday
evening at St. Johns Parish
hall, playing the Howell
movement system. Winners
were First- Sue Baumgartner
and Betty Hoyles, Second -
Hazel Gibson and Madelon
Wilson
Alex and Clara Hamilton
spent a few days of holidays
recently, at Idyll Isle on
Georgian Bay, at the home of
Vic and Lil Dinnin.
Mrs. Art Webb is a patient
in St. Joseph's hosptial,
London.
Dr. and Mrs. Burnett
McGruder, of Louisville,
Kentucky have recently been
holidaying at their cottage
here.
Doug Masse formerly
of the Bayfield branch
is the new manager of
"The Tenderspot" in
Zurich. At a very young
age Doug is fully
qualified in every
aspect of the business
and looks forward to
serving you.
Grand Bend Optimist Club
Hockey Registration
Sat. Sept. 12 & Sat. Sept. 19
12 noon -3 p.m.
at
Grand Bend Legion
$40.00 per child
Categories
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Only one
collision
The only accident Pinery
OPP investigated this week
occurred when a passenger,
riding on the trunk of a car
driven by Ruthann Kraul,
Hamilton, slid off onto the
road and received minor in-
juries. The accident oc-
curred in Ipperwash Provin-
cial Park on September 6,
and no damage was done to
the car.
Police laid 28 charges. un-
der the Liquor License Act,
eight under the Provincial
Parks Act. and 12 under the
Highway Traffic Act.
They investigated 15 mis-
cellaneous occurrences, two
thefts, two instances of mis-
chief and one of driving
while under suspension.
DRYDOCKED? - Steve Horner is enjoying the afternoon sun while Dennis Snider checks out
the engine of a boat owned by Charlie Srokosz.
Post office moved across road .
The post office was moved
Monday to a temporary loca-
tion so the building of a new
structure, can begin.
The post office, which
weighs approximately 20
tonnes was jacked up, off its
foundation Saturday. One of
the problems encountered
was the concrete floor in the
furnace room and under the
back dock. said Herbert
Rolling the Construction
Supervisor from Public
Works Canada in charge of
moving the structure.
He said the whole building,
would have collapsed so the
concrete floor was removed
and a new floor put in before •
the building could be moved.
The only other problem, he
said was maneuvering in the
small site the building was
being moved to. These
problems have been resolv-
ed, he said.
The post office is now
located across the road from
the Toronto Dominion Bank.
Rolling estimated the cost
of moving the building at
;10,000.
He said this post office
was too small for the
number of people it served
around the Grand Bend and
outlying areas.
The post office remained
open until 9 a.m. on Monday
then was closed for moving.
It was opened at 3:30 Mon-
day afternoon and business
TIIE1 ENDEK
AGED A-1 steer
boneless
blade. ro.qst
Ib.
SAVE 724 Ib.
aged A-1 steer
cross rib
roast
extra lean
ground
beef
our own fresh
Octoberfest
sausage
aged A-1 steer
cube
steaks
Deli sliced
cooked
ham
our own
summer
sausage
1.96
SAVE 72c1b.
Ib. 1 • 96
SAVE 724 Ib.
Ib.
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SAVE 62c Ib.
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super
buys
from
Kraft
Kraft smooth or crunchy
peanut butter 500 g jar 1.99
Kraft ed
pliasdressing
Kraft
MO
PePPenni
Kraft assorted
Kraft
.79 Inquerella 410 1.49
PdlSbury r,rtVrd o' b i' r1 kE
roils 177 715,. .79
Kraft mid or ord woured
1,1 1.49
25,44 1.89 Mte or: 1.39
returned to normal on Tues-
day.
Rolling said construction
should be under way in
November on the new Post J
Office. It should be com- ,
pleted in six months at a cost
of about ;250,000.
SCtTEaLE
FACTORY OUTLET
Main Street, Grand Bend
OPEN DAILY
Mon -Sat 10-5:30
Sunday 12 - 5:30
Mens and Ladies All Sizes
SPOT
Supersave super grocery
txsakf�
Bros.
Iftlg
cageOui
p1;' 1.49
' 2.99
ao 1.19
bathroom dearer
425 0
bum 1.
T.tl.y O.P. 72's
tea bags 2.19
food
14.5 a.
des
assorted conditioner or
tz5 ml
ad.
Vicks
a
bath soap
50 mL
a.l.
3/89
1.69
1.39
140 ,
1.r
assorted frozen
basso
entrees w;. .99
frozen concentrated
Niagara
lemonade "rot 2 .99
ite bread
superSalle
,ked
24 oz. loaf
•
miracle whip
WESTON
Kraft
500 mL jar
■
Canadian processedocheese food
singles
25■
500 g
pkg.
SPECIAL LOW
PRODUCE PRICES
•
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no. 1
• 1 I I r, I I
lbs.■
U.S. no. 1 ripe juicy
nectarines lb. ■ 6
Can. no. 1
2 -2 fib. bags
cooking
onions ■$
SNIDER MARINE
Orand Bend 238-8495
Open 7 Days a Week .-�
OFSEASON CL
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s . onJONNSON MOTORS
2-7.5 hp. Long shaft MO..
1-7.5 h.p. Short Shaft $829
1 -4.5 hp. $610
1 - 9.9 hp. $950
1 - 35 hp 51,690
Others Available at extra discounts
until Sept. 30
on YORK RIVER•FIGERGLASS
CANOES
aquare
stern 15'' $325'°
$36500 14'
? Also 17'
- _ Grunion CANOE $825
SORDELLI SAILBOARDS
3.60 - $1,065 p YMPIA $900
Clearance Prices on remaining Seallid•r
Water Skis and Tom Taylor footwear
1
SNIDER MARINE
Your Authorized Johnson Dealer
Hauling, Cleaning, Storage
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BEANS
Po gr
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I few erlssosi
er Vim Clop
of* Polk
14 fl. oz. tin
■
Betty Crocker super moist
cake mixes
510 g pkg. 99
■
Rio pieces & steno
ushmoms
10 fi. 69
oz. tin
■
frozen Highliner in batter
haddock
14 oz. 99
pkg.■
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Gigantic Fall
Fertilizer Sale
25%
OFF
ALL
CIL or Nutrite
FERTILIZERS
Thurs. Fri. Sat. Only
No Dealers please. Bast next year's price increase.
3 DAYS ONLY.
SALE WILL NOT BE EXTENDED.
Example:
CIL WOMEN
20 kg.
R•g. $16.95
SPEC. 12.70
25% SAVE 4.25
Super Save super grocery
pally tt serve assorted
1 14 N.
eras.
SNIPS
chunk ligN
14. tIss
. 49
s' M 1.29 iE
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14 1.
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14.1 N.
w•
1.49
Values effective until closing Saluiday, September 19, •
1981. We reserve the right to limit quantities.
NOW 3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU WITH SELECTION,
SAVINGS& PERSONAE ATTENTION
GRAND BEND
234,2313
0-9
7 days a'tl s.
Store
Hours
BAYFIEID
ZURICH
21$.43$?
Mon., tws., W.d. 0 so 6
Ttun. & II to 0
Set. 0to6
Sunday Clewd
s13-479$
9.9
7 days a weak
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