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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-03-25, Page 7GRAND BEN AND DISTRICT NEWS March 25, 1976 THE EXETER-TIMES ADVOCATE Page 7 Grand Bend woman hurt BURNING DEBRIS from the ice storm of three weeks ago is Paul Bossenberry, Grand Bend. The broken limbs were piled on the beach and burned. There is still much work to be done for the final cleanup. photo by Y. Romaniuk Fresh Select PORK LOIN o'l:seted vohdie SLAB'BACON Family Packed BOILING FOWL or Schneiders PORK RIBLETS Your Choice • Especially on these Delicious Meat Values Your Choice lb. Fresh family packed Our own all beef steakette Fryer Parts lb. 684 Patties 0 11b1D.. 5, i:oe. '6.98 Store sliced Burns Cooked Ham lb., 9.88 Wieners 10 lb. box '5.99 Family Packed hickest Legs or Breasts .98' Heinz 20 oz, Ketchup 68' Mother Porkers bagged Coffee l lb, '1.58 Essex 12 oz Cabbage Rolls 68' Powdered TIDE DETERGENT 5 lb. box$2.28 Culverhouse choice Green Peas ,9a, 3/$ 1 900 771 Roses sweet Mixed Pickles ,,z 2/1.08 PRODUCE Canada No. 1 U,S. No. 1 Large PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH 24 TO CLOSING MARCH 30 THETENDER SPOT 238 2512 GRAND BEND Open Mon. - Thurs. 8-6; Fri, 8-9; Sat. 8-7 MacINTOSH APPLES CELERY STALKS 3 lb. bag 68' 48' OUR APOLOGIES We apologize for the inconvenience due tO renovations at our store, Our policy for weekly specials and in store features is on as usual. Watch for our Grand Opening in the future. Dole No 1 BANANAS 18c lb Glad Super size Garbage Bags McCormicks Salted or Non-salted Crackers lb. box 88' 73' Libbys 14 oz. Deep Brown Beans3Sc Student winner speaks to Women's Institute 23 Margaret Ave., Waterloo was in collision with a 1975 Chevrolet driven by Bruce F. Morrice, 198 Lakeshore Dr., Grand Bend. Damage was estimated at $100.00. A total of 13 general oc- currences were investigated during the week and resulted in four charges under the narcotic control act, two charged under the liquor licence act and one charge of impaired driving, • Agricultural office in Clinton. Mrs. Violet Dunn is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Prosper Van Bruaene and Mr. & Mrs. George Kadlecik returned Sunday evening after a two and a half week holiday in Florida, spent at Hallendale near Miami. While in Florida the Van Bruaene's received word of the death of his mother, Mrs. Georgina Van Bruaene, in Ardooie, Belgium, • 12:00 noon to 2:30 p.m. 4:00 to 7:00 p.m, Personal items Main St., Zurich 236-4365 2 PIECE KROEHLER CHESTERFIELD SUITE Reg. $649. SPECIAL $489 WESTLAKE FURNITURE Patricia Anderson, 10 Green Acres, Grand Bend, was taken to South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Saturday, by Hoffman's am- bulance and treated for minor injuries which she sustained as a passenger in a car driven by Lambertus Baltessen, RR 2, Grand Bend. The car collided with guard posts on Main Street. Constable R.J. Sawyers in- vestigated and estimated damage was $1,500. Mr, Baltessen also received minor injuries. Other accidents investigated by the Pinery Park detachment of OPP included the following, March 14, Prov. Const, F.S. Hubert investigated a hit and run collision in the parking lot of the Green Forest Hotel, Grand Bend, when a 1975 Chrysler owned by Raymond Ducharme RR 1, Dash- wood, was damaged by an unknown vehicle. Damage was estimated at $400.00. March 15, Prov. Const, R.J, Sawyers investigated a two car Bend. A 1973 Gremlin driven by Gordon Studerus, 266 Grandview Ave„ London, Ont. was in collision with a 1971 Pontiac driven by Daniel Dalton, RR 2, Grand Bend. Damage was estimated at $550,00. March 17, 1976, Prov, Const. W.'P, Elliott investigated a car collision on Lakeview Ave., Southcott Pines when a 1974 Blazer driven by Clare D. Snider, Herb Pfile is back at his home in Grand Bend, after suffering from a bad fall. He spent several weeks at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, and with his son Dale and family in London. Mrs, Nola Taylor and Mrs. Ed Gill attended a ceramics seminar, last Monday and Tuesday, in Sarnia. Mrs. Alec Hamilton attended a scholarship committee meeting, Thursday a,m. at the Grand Bend Women's Institute met Thursday afternoon in the town hall. Roll call was answered by, "Name a Canadian Indian Tribe and where it is located." President, Mrs. Nola Taylor opened with a poem, "Good af- ternoon, it is a Lovely Day," Guest speaker was 12 year old Colleen Sharen, who recently won first prize in a public speaking contest, sponsored by Grand Bend Legion, at Woodside Public school at Forest, Colleen is a Grade VII student at Grand Bend, and spoke on, Grand Bend, Our History Past and Present. She told about the first settlers who came in 1839, and hurdle population increases in suer , Colleen's grandmother, Mr . J. Sharen is a WI member. Mrs, Alec Hamilton, who is curator, of the GB branch, spoke on the motto, Every noble life leaves the fibre of it interwoven forever in the work of the world. She spoke on great writers, painters, and old buildings. She talked about Claude de Ramezay Chateau in Montreal, built in 1705, and the residence of John Graves Simcoe, built in 1783, at Upper Canada Village. It was announced that a "Food Penny sale at seniors' meeting The Golden Age Club of Grand Bend held their March meeting at the Village Inn Retreat with an attendance of 30, Wednesday afternoon. President, Bill Love, conducted the business. A seminar is in the planning stage for month of May. A bus trip to Ottawa to see the tulips is also being planned for May, and one to Holland, Michigan was discussed. After the business, Mrs., Nola Love and Mrs, Mary Ravelle conducted a penny sale, which was fun. Various games were played and Irish music played by Mrs. IL Sheppard. Special lunch of ice cream and angel food cake was served honoring their oldest member, on her birthday, Mrs. Dorothy Reeves. By MRS. HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA At the present time the Shipka Community Centre is rented and several young actors and ac- tresses from Huron Country Playhouse are practising two plays, "Circus," and `Fan- tasy", there. These will be shown in public schools only, beginning April 5 and will be shown in nine different counties. Grand Bend and Parkhill are two schools where they will be shown. Personals RCMP Constable and Mrs. John Reid of Oshawa spent last week holidaying at his parents home here, Mr. & Mrs. Murray Reid. Nancy Anne Glousher, Kit- chener, is holidaying with her aunt, uncle and cousins, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Pickering. Eight tables were in play at the progressive euchre party held in Shipka Community Hall, Wed- nesday evening. Winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Jerry Arnold; ladies low, J. Kingma ; mens high, Jim Pickering; mens low, Freddie Miller; most lone hands, Kathy Russell. The south group were in charge of refreshments. Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Miller were -kifm Forum" will be held, at Central Huron Secondary school, Clinton, 8:00 p.m„ April 6. Lunch hostesses were Josie Love, Lillian. Brown and Olive Baker. 4-H girls Grand Bend 4-H girls held their second meeting, Monday evening at Mrs. J. Stneekens home. Nine girls answered the roll call by, The Learning Stitches, article I have chosen to make and why. Girls cut out material for "Learning Stitches", and learned the back stitch. They were notified that Achievement Day will be May 22. CW league Catholic Women's League held their March meeting, Monday evening, in the Alhambra Hall with 18 in attendance. Mrs. Tom Vleminbc, president, presided for the business session, when plans were made to host the Easter ecumenical, on April 12, and to be held in the Alhambra hall, During the social time bingo was played and winners were Mrs. Eddie Mommersteeg, Mrs. Luke Mommersteeg, Mrs. Peter Mennen, Mrs. Philip Walker, Mrs. Theo Kelders and Mrs. Jerry Van Leeuwen. The travelling prize, donated by Mrs. P, Mennen, was won by Mrs. Bill Beltessen. UCW meeting The general meeting of United church women was held Tuesday evening in the S.S. rooms in the form of a pot luck supper. A brief business meeting followed conducted by president, Mrs. Jack Eagleson. The worship service was given by Mrs, Marge Mason which included meditation on The Trust That Goes Beyond, Several United church ladies planned to attend the Huron and Perth Presbyterial, which was held at Brucefield United Church, Wednesday, but weather con- ditions prevented them going, Mrs, John Rader and her granddaughter Brenda, Mrs. Raymond Kading and her granddaughter Karen, Mr. & Mrs. Ed Turnbull, Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine and Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz. The Shipka Community Centre has recently been decorated,. Fred Weiburg returned Sunday to the home of his daughter Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine, after spen- ding several weeks in London with his son Earl and family. Ernest Morenz, Henry and Michael Creighton, all of London, visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs, H. Morenz, Cindy Desjardine of Ripley is holidaying this week with her parents Mr. & Mrs. Willis Desjardine and brother Ray. Saturday evening they held a birthday party in honor of her 15th birthday with several relatives and friends attending. Mr. & Mrs. George Smith, Sandra, Danny and Carl of London visited Sunday with their grandmother, Mrs. Mabel Desjardine. Weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker were Mr, & Mrs. Tony Regier and Christopher of Detroit, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr. and family of Stratford. Nancy Baker returned home with the Regiers after spending two weeks in Detroit at her sisters home, after Mrs. Regier un- derwent major surgery, Donna Baker is spending this week in Detroit at her sister's home. Sunday, Mrs. Ken Baker Sr., Mrs. Don Baker, Mrs. Ken Baker Jr., Nancy and Donna Baker and Mrs. T. Regier all attended a bridal shower for Irene Duguay, bride elect of April, at the home of Mrs, Lou Schilbe in Zurich. Saturday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Devine were Mr. & Mrs, Ervin Latta, Diane and Lori Anne, and the girls cousin Karen Weiburg, all of Waterloo, Lori Anne remained with her aunt and uncle for the school break holidays. ANTENNA DAMAGED!! Why Wait? 2 Trucks to Serve You Max's TV Appliances and Refrigeration 238-2493 Grand Send A SHINY NEW BUS was presented to the trainees of Arc Industries last Saturday by the Grand Bend Alhambras. This second bus was greatly needed for transporting trainees from a wide spread district to the workshop. From left to right are Tony Van Brel, Jerry Arnold, Tony Relouw handing key to Case Van Raay of the Mental Retardation Association, Mac Molloy and Charlie Sroksz. On the chair lift are Stan Pickering in chair and Leslie East behind, photo by Y. Romaniuk. COMPARE OUR PRICES ON * MATTRESSES * BEDROOM, KITCHEN & CHESTERFIELD SUITES * FLOOR COVERINGS * TV AND STEREOS Store-Wide Spring Sale . . we can make you feel happier . . Ettreat (Centre RE-OPENING APRIL 4 Weekends SUNDAY BRUNCH SMORGASBORD 65 Main St. Grand Bend 238-2348 Huron playhouse rehearse at Shipka