The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-02, Page 18NOW OPEN
SHAW'S
Dairy Store
5 Oak St., Grand Bend
8 a.m. - Midnight
Daily
Some Building as
Max's TV & Appliances)
NOW
OPEN
to serve you Monday,
Wednesday through Satyr-,
day, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. and
Tuesday and Thursday
evening 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Jacqui's
HAIR
SHOPPE 238-8003
JACQUI REGIER
Two miles north of
Grand Bend, 4th house
behind Conklin Lumber.
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Season Ticket Now
Season Tickets Cost $27.00 and are good for
6 Admissions to the Show of Your Choice
(You Save $6.00 Over Regular Admission Prices)
AND
Attend the Gala
Preseason DANCE
Absolutely Free!
Dance To Be Held On Stage
JUNE 10th
Music By
JOE FIEDER ORCHESTRA
Get Your Tickets Now
at a Store In Your Area
GRIFFIN THOMAS
AGENT
M. M. Pennington Real Estate
40 Main St., Grand Bend, 238-2035
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CHAPMAN'S ALL FLAVOURS
ICE CREAM 2 LITRE 79
238-2512 GRAND BEND
ON YOUR PURCHASE ONLY OFFER GO
ANYTIME
CASH DISCOUNT ON YOUR PURCHASE ON
A NY TUESDAY
Excluding Cigarettes
and Quarters of Beef
Excluding Cigarettes
and Quarters of Beef,
YOU'LL LOVE OUR FRESH AND DELICIOUS MEATS
Devon Brand Maple Leaf
Rindless Vac Pack
BACON
lb. 5 1.38
Fresh Shoulder Pork
BUTT
CHOPS
lb. 98'
fresh Whole,
Will Process No Charge
BABY
BEEF
LIVER
ib.48‘
We now have fresh local
strawberries.
Don't be caught short, we now
have in stock canning supplies,
jars, lids, rings, etc.
Just a reminder - We are open 8
a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
Burns
WIENERS
10 lb. box
$5,48
Fresh Shoulder
PORK
ROAST
1 lb. 78c
Blade Cut
CHUCK
STEAK -,
..78'
Lean Family Pack
STEW
BEEF
ib.88'
UTILITY GRADE FRESH
YOUNG 9 TURKEY
LB68'
SPECIAL CURE
OUR OWN TENDERSPOT
CORNED BEEF
.98'
GROCERY ITEMS
2.o, 58'
3/88
HE, $3.28
lb 95'
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Featuring This Weer"!
From Our Deli Counter
BARBECUED PIG
TAILS X8.98`
BARBECUED PORK
LOINS LB$2.98
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cluding cigarettes, tobacco and coupon item. Expires
June 7.
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THETENDER SPO
BABY BONUS
CASH YOUR FAMILY ALLOWANCE CHEQUE
AT THE TENDERSPOT AND
SAVE 6%
SENIOR CITIZENS
OFFER GOOD ON TUESDAYS 70 ANY
PERSON 65 YEARS Of AGE OR OLDER UPON
PRESF" ATION OF THEIR GOVERNMENT
HE Alit, .5 WELFARE IDENTITY CARD
SAVE 6%
White Swan
Facial Tissue
Kraft Ilia oz.
Macaroni Dinner
Chase & Sanborn
Bag Coffee
Kraft Smooth or Crunchy
Peanut Butter
24 oz 88'
921 ml 1 .78
Puritan Beef or Irish
Stew
Klear 20% More
Floor Wax
GROCERY ITEMS
Endust
Dusting Wax 12 oz. aerosol $ 11.88
Vim Instant
Skim Milk Powder 3 lb !2.08
Old South FROZEN FOOD
ORANGE JUICE 12 lh oz. 68'
Rich's
COFFEE RICH 16 oz. 2/7 8'
PRODUCE
U.S, No. 1 Large Size
WATERMELON 1.98
18 to 20 lb. avg.
California 10 lbs.
NEW POTATOES $ 1.78
California Crispy Large Stalks
CELERY each 48'
The May meeting of the
Women's ' Institute was held
Thursday evening at the
Anglican Parish hall, Twenty-
five answered the roll call by
naming a poisonous plant.
The motto, "Everything has its
beauty but not everyone sees it,"
was commented on by Mrs. Janet
Desjardine.
President, Mrs. Nola Taylor
presided for the business. It was
decided to make a donation of
$50, to Arc Industries at Dash-
wood in aid of buying a cooler.
GRADUATES FROM GUELPH —
Frank Backx, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerard Backx, RR 2 Grand Bend,
graduated with his B.Sc. (Agr.)
degree. He majored in
Agricultural Economics and has
accepted a position with Richard-
son's Securities, Winnipeg.
A motion was made to have the
Tweedsmuir History book" on
display on June 9 when U.O.W.
women observe the church's 50th
anniversary.
Mr. Alec Hamilton reported on
the District annual and that the
area conventionwill be heldat
Vanastra in October.
Achievement Day for the W. I.
quilting class was held last
Wednesday at Clinton. Articles
on display at this meeting were
quilt tops, pot holders, cushions,
place mats and a completed crib
quilt.
Mrs. Ed Gill as convener of
Horticulture was in charge of the
program. Mr. & Mrs, Paul
Turnbull showed pictures of
Guatemala with commentary
and several souvenirs of the
country.
An exchange of plants among
the members was enjoyed.
It was decided to go out to a
restaurant for dinner for the June
meeting.
Lunch hostesses were Mrs. Art
Webb, Mrs, Ruth Hendrick and
Mrs. Eva Allister.
Church News
Rev. Edwin Wattam, of St.
Catharines was guest minister,
Sunday evening at the Church of
God.
Youth of the congregation
sang a special song, "We are one
in the Spirit."
This was a baptismal service
and baptized by immersion were
Mrs. Grace Lawrance, Doug
Steckle, Laura Campbell, Danny
Snider and Kathy Steckle.
At the morning service at St.
John's by the Lake, Anglican
Church, Robert Andrew Sharen,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Bob Sharen was
baptized by Rev. Aubrey Bell.
Sponsors were Mr. & Mrs.
William Putherbough, London,
and Mr. & Mr. & Mrs. Errol
Skillender, Exeter. Student
minister, for the summer,
Howard Gorle, conducted the
worship service.
A special, "Flower Sunday"
service was held at Grand Bend
United Church, Sunday morning,
as one of its 50th Anniversary
events.
Guest speaker was Rev. J. B.
Moore, Kitchener, a past
Minister who served at Grand
Bend from 1934-1938. His sermon
topic was "God Still Speaks."
Many beautiful flowers
decorated the church, plus
tropical fish and a bird,
The choir provided two an-
thems, and looked very smart in
their new colorful choir gowns.
Sunday, June 5, the U.C.W. will
be in charge of the United Church
service, when guest speaker will
be Miss Ann Reuber.
Personals
Tuesday evening Mrs. Gerry
Love and Mrs. Colin Love were
co-hostesses at the latter home
for Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Boniface,
(nee Brenda Love) who were
married May 21 in Ottawa and
leave in June for four years in
Germany with the Armed For-
ces, mechanics divisions. The
bride is the grandaughter of Mr.
& Mrs. Colin Love and daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. Morley Love,
Ottawa.
Mr. Sr Mrs. Gerry Love and
family flew to Ottawa on the
week-end to attend the Boniface-
Love Wedding.
Rev. and Mrs. John Campbell,
Laura Lee and Douglas, visited
on the holiday with his parents,
Mr. & Mrs. A. Douglas Campbell
of Westfield, near Blyth.
Seventeen from the Church of
God went by bus from Parkhill,
last Friday night, to the Barry
Moore Crusade, in London:
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Gordon of
Yorkshire England are visiting
his parents Mr. & Mrs. Edward
Gordon at Grand Cove Estates.
Mrs. Gordon*Jr. wished to report
that she bought hand craft
souvenirs from the correspon-
dents home to take home to
England.
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Moore,
Kitchener were dinner guests
Sunday, with Mr. & Mrs.
Wellwood Gill.
Sunday dinner guests with Mrs.
Raymond Kading were Mr. &
Mrs Eugene Willard, Doug,
Kathy and Gail of Exeter, Mr. &
Mrs Gerald Kading, Karen and
Brian, Mr. & Mrs. Orville
Farrell, Mrs Olive Miller, Linda
Miller and friend of Stratford and
Wayne Miller and friend.
Mrs. Vern Sharpe, Parkhill and
Mrs. Murray Evans, Lambeth,
visited a day last week in Grand
Bend with their niece Mrs.
Michael Erickson.
Miss Mary Yeo, Sarnia visited
over the week-end with Mrs.
Leroy Bariteau.
Jill Reed, Stratford spent
Sunday with Glenda and Tammy
Morenz:
Rev. John. Campbell and
George Winegarden, attended a
Provincial board of trustees
meeting, Saturday, in Kitchener.
Mrs. John Campbell attended the
women's Provincial meeting.
Brian Love, Ottawa, made a
brief stopover, Thursday to call
at his uncle's Gerry Love, farm
and his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs
Colin Love, on his way through to
Sarnia and Windsor to deliver a
truck load of steel.
SERENADE PREMIER — Four area girls put on an impromptu performance for Premier William Davis when
he visited Exeter on Friday for a picnic at Riverview Park. The girls sang an original PC party song they had
composed for the occasion. The singers included Nancy, Janet and Jcan Amos and the little gal in the front
is Laurie St. Pierre. Anson McKinley joins the Premier in listening to the songsters. T-A photo
BE
AND DISTRICT NEWS
ONE CRASH
Pinery OPP detachment in-
vestigated one traffic accident
during the past week.
Constable W.D. Silverman
investigated a collision May 22 on
Highway 21 between vehicles '
driven by Abraham Stevens,
London, and William Blewett,
R.R. 2 Grand Bend. Silverman
estimated the total damage at
$400.
Pinery detachment reported 46
charges under the Liquor Licence
Act, four Highway Traffic Act
charges, two Narcotic Control
Act charges and two charges for
impaired driving.
Grand Bend OPP detachment
reported 71 charges under the
Liquor Licence Act, 42 Highway
Traffic Act charges, three
Narcotic Control Act charges,
and two impaired driving
charges.
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