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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-10-14, Page 20Times-Advocate, October 14, 1976 PIONEER SA-6500 INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER MUSIC'S PRICE 1 9 9 • RETAIL 219.95 An excellent new Pioneer Amplifier with a continuous power outrut of 25 watts per channel and an affordable price. Accepts 2 tape decks, microphone, phono, tuner & auxiliary equipment & has provis- ion for 2 sets of speakers. Beautiful high fidelity performance. • Power Output 25 Watts RMS Per Channel • Distortion Less Than 0.1% • Warranty Two Years 16 Ontario Street; Stratford 271.2960 Sao S - Ch/eke C oc e de,. Ced ".7 cs e s 1/0 411,k-4ese /6. \`o• 13.5 oz. 77' 100,. 25' 51b. $2.38 1 lb. pkg. 68' Liquid Detergent Crest Reg or Mint Toothpaste 100 ml 10 oz. 554 1 lb. $1.69 1 lb, pkg. 3/$ 1 Westons 4718/.74108/;* Cruellers West. Cinnamon Buns sinner Rolls Duncan Hines Moist & Easy Cake Mixes 3 2 oz 984 1.08 Dixie Pieces & Stems Mushrooms Chase & Sanborns Coffee Mom's Parchment Margarine 10's 6' 12's 48( 58' 48' 89( lb. 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No. 1 Butter lb x1.12 We reserve the right to limit quantities Silverwoods 2% or Skim I 11111111111 I I I 11111 I I I III Save on everyday items everyday JUU THETENDER SPOT 23 : -2512 GRAND BEND Campbells Cream of Mushroom Soup Sunlight Powdered Detergent McCormicks Salted or Plain Crackers Palmolive Prices Effective Ott. 13 to closing Oct. 19 Open 6 Days A Week Three weddings staged at church Hear talk on worship AT RUMMAGE SALE — The Missing Piece Coffee House at Grand Bend staged a successful rummage sale Saturday. Above, Pauline Lingard of the Grand Bend recreation committee tries a hat on Connie Urban while Sandy Anderson watches. T-A photo The Grand Bend United Church women hosted the Thanksgiving *Ecumenical Thursday evening. The theme was "Thanks be to God". Guests were present from the Church of God, Catholic Church and Greenway United Church. Mrs. Bill Brenner opened the meeting with a lively sing song with Mrs. Pat Kading at the piano, Mrs. Harley Moore led in the meditation and spoke on"What is a loaf of bread?" Program consisted of a number from each church attending, From Church of God, Mrs. Russell Snider sang a solo "If that isn't love", accompanied by Mrs. John Campbell on the piano. Mrg. Philip Walker from the Catholic Church gave two -readings "Bankrupt" and "A prayer of Thanksgiving", Mrs. Martha Geromette of Greenway United read two poems "Trees" and "Autumn". Guest speaker was Mrs. George Sadler, from Union, when she spoke on experiences of worship she encountered on a trip to England and all across Canada from B.C. to Newfundland. • An offering of $38 was received and will be sent to the in- terdenominational Leper mission. Golden Age The October meeting of the Golden Age club was held Wednesday afternoon at the Village Inn. Retreat with 35 in attendance. President, Bill Love, presided. Meeting opened with 0 Canada, Senior Citizen song and a general sing song. Arrangements were made td attend the Huron County Zone 8, fall rally to be held October 14 at Saltford Valley Hall near Goderich. During the social time they played euchre and crokinole. Lunre,hwas served by the-Inn staff. Church NewS T.Pe South Huron Rdgional was held Wednesday at Hensall United Church when United Church women attended from 12 churches in the area. The theme of this year's Regional meeting was "Count your blessings". The afternoon guest speaker was Jim Somerville, President of Compassion of Canada, Those attending from Grand Bend were Mrs. Joan Eagleson, Mrs. Marlene Brenner, Mrs. Lawrence Cur ts and Mrs. H, Morenz, Grand Bend supplied a musical number in the afternoon, when Miss Idella Gabel played a piano instrumental. Personals Weekend guests with Mary Yeo, were Mr. & Mrs. P.E. Cummings of Windsor. Three collisions are investigated Three accidents were in- vestigated during the past week by officers of the Ontario Provincial Police detachment at the Pinery Park. Thursday, a vehicle operated by James Maxwell Irvine, 50 Green Acres, Grand Bend collided with a sign on the parking lot at Thompson-Warner Motors. Constable G. W. Clark listed damages at $200. A vehicle owned-by Kenneth William Kennedy, Brights Grove was damaged to the extent of $1,500 when it was in collision with two deer on Highway 21, south of Grand Bend. Constable R. J, Sawyers investigated. Sunday, vehicles operated by Donald Alexander, Grand Pointe, Ontario and Robert E, Welsh, Montreal, Quebec collided on Highway 21 at the entrance to Beach O'Pines, south of Grand Bend. Constable Sawyers set damages at $275. By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA Pots of mums, autumn flowers, leaves, fruits and vegetables were tastefully arranged to make a colourful setting for the Thanksgiving service in the United. Church on Sunday mor- ning. Rev, Beaton in his sermon stressed the importance of giving thanks. He made reference to the cleansing' of the ten lepers when only one returned to give thanks. Personals Mrs. Alvin Lobb, Mrs. Ken Greb, Mrs. Chas Rollings, Mrs. Ken Hodgins, Mrs, Robert Blair, Mrs. Sam Skinner, Mrs. M. Buswell and Mrs. W. R. Essery attended South Huron regional Mr. & Mrs. Clarke Kennedy and Mrs. Katie Vincent from Grand Bend went on the four day Fettes tour charter bus trip to Northern Ontario , Algonquin Park, Gatineau Hills and Ottawa last week. Jim Kennedy, who is attending York University at Toronto, spent the weekend at his home here. Rev. Harley Moore, was busy last Saturday when he conducted weddings of three local young couples. Mrs. Margaret Maven, of Guelph spent the weekend with Buelah Holt and Mrs. May Holt. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Johnson were Thanksgiving day guests at their daughter's home, Mr. & Mrs. Duncan McVittie, Robin and Lawrence at Southampton. Joining them all were the Johnson's other da.ughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don McArthur and Kevin of Port Elgin. Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. W.C. Coxon were Mr. & Mrs. R,G. Coxon, Monica and Paul and Miss Joan Coxon of Collingwood; Orvel Coxon of Kitchener; Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hamilton. of Milverton and Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Thurman, Dania and Stacey of Dashwood. Mr. & Mrs. Verne Ridley, Mrs. Charles Gibbs, Tana and Lisa, spent the weekend in Bad Axe, Michigan with Mr. & Mrs. Owen Church. Robert Hamilton son of Mr. & Mrs. Harry Hamilton, Grand Bend, was married Saturday to Marlene Bechler, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Bechler, of Zurich, at Grand Bend United Church with Rev, H, Moore of- ficiating. Maid of honor was Susan Watson, of London, bridesmaid was Joanne Hamilton. Best man was Don Holt and attendant was Leonard Murphy, Ushers were Greg Hamilton and Jim Fisher, A reception and dance followed in the Dashwood Community Centre with music by the Bluewater Playboys. * * * Bob Lovie, son of Mr. & Mrs, Carman Lovie, Grand Bend, was married Saturday to Nancy Rae McKinnon, daughter of Mr. Raymond McKinnon at Grand Bend United Church with Rev. H, Moore officiating. Matron of honor was Mrs, Barb Lassaline, bridemaids were Caroline Fleming and Sue Broderick. Best man was Reed Burley and ushers were Kim McKinnon and Randy Lovie. Flower girl was Shannon Lowry and ring bearer was Matthew Jarbeau. Dinner and reception followed in Zurich Community centre with dancing" to the music of the Cavaliers Orchestra, * * * Ron Pickering, son of Mr. & Mrs. Earl Pickering of Grand Bend was married Saturday to Jo Anne Rasenburg of Zurich, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ray Rasenburg, at Grand Bend United Church, with Rev. H. Moore officiating at 2:00 p,m. Maid of honor was Kelly Zimmerman, bridesmaids were Joyce Mawson and Linda Eagleson, both sisters of the groom and Betty Rasenberg, sister of the bride.. Best man was Tom Ryan, and ushers were Jim Pickering, John Rasenberg and Willert Mawson, Dinner and reception followed in the Parkhill community centre with' dancing later to music by the Raw Country Orchestra. Church women entertain Mark Thanksgiving at Centralia church meeting of United Church Women in Hensall United Church on Wednesday of last week. The ladies presented a skit. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden ac- companied by Mrs, Russell Schroeder and Mrs. Elmer Wilson were on a colour tour of the Haliburton and Muskoka districts for a couple of days last week. Mrs. Frank Lobb, Clinton was a visitor last week with her nephew and niece, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Lobb. Mr. & Mrs. Ardy Randall and Stanley Randall, Wyoming visited on Thursday with their cousins, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy and Mr. & Mrs. Borden Smyth. Miss Elaine Powe, St. Catharines spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Powe. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Morgan were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Earl Miller and family at Woodham. Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Essery and Ronald were Mr. John McPhee of Lyndon, B.C., and his daughter Karen McPhee and Lynn Carmichael of Whitby. Guests for Thanksgiving on Monday were Mr. & Mrs. Dave Roger, Danny and Lynn; Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Keller and Jeff; Mr. & Mrs. Donald Fisher, Larry and Diane of Exeter and Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Caldwell of Shedden. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Lightfoot, London spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy. Mr, & Mrs. Richard Shoebottom and family and Miss Mary Shoebottom, London, a student at Fanshawe .College spent the weekend with their parents Mr. & Mrs. Ray Shoebottom in Parry Sound. Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Powe, Elaine and Alan were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Blake Alton and family in Lucknow. Mr. & Mrs. Russell Wilson and family spent the holiday weekend at their cottage at Shepherd Lake, Mr. & Mrs. Bev Hirtzel and family of Lucan were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Lobb. and Ray; Mrs. Frank Lobb, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Lobb of Clinton spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Lyndon and son in Goderich, Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Scheifele of Kitchener were weekend visitors with Mrs. Lorne Hicks and on Sundayall were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Orma Pollock in ,Kin- cardine. Visiting with their grand- parents for Thanksgiving, Day were Paul, Brian, Scott and Nancy Morgan, Kitchener ; Murray and Mary Lou ndle, Exeter. . Mr, & Mrs. Fred Bow n were guests at a family dinner on Sunday evening at the _home of & Mrs. Wm Allison and family, Ailsa Craig. Mr. & Mrs. Truman Mills, Kingston called on friends in the village on Monday,