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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-07-31, Page 14Don't Delay . . . Our Supply Will Soon Be Gone ,FRESH HONEY ('75 CROP) —BRING YOUR OWN PAILS —WE'LL FILL 'EMI 65c LB FERGUSON APIARIES ZURICH Closed Sundays 236-4979 riverview estates mobile home park RIVERVIEW ESTATES MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY Page 2A Times-Advocate„ July 31, 1975 ()Neel to sewer (bongos Men picnic. with supper at 5 p.m.. Positions were filled for next year with Keith Allen of LOP- de$1)01'0 as president, Peter Bowley of London as vice- president, Karen Scruton of Clintpn as secretary-treasurer and Ruth Sawyer of Mitchell as assistant. The sports committee is Carol Allen, Woodham, Nancy Cornish of Woodham and Dave and Susan Moore of Exeter. The table committee is Tom .&, .Genevieve Allen, Londesboro and Les and "Vera Allen of Watford. said, that there was a freeze on agricultural land in Lambton. county as well as in Huron as indicated by Mr. Gill but that, in both cases, it applied only to those not willing to provide their own sewage treatment. "If an error has been made, it was made a year ago," said mr. Sharer), intimating that the township should never have been allowed to have the homes constructed if it wasn't willing to co-operate with the developer regarding services. "And they did it without con- sulting the village of Grand Bend," said Mr. Sharen, "Stephen Township opposing the Grand Bend lagoon system is only slowing it down. We have no quarrel with Grand Cove and already have an agreement with them," Hearing chariman David Morton said the board would' report back to the Ministry of the Environment regarding the hearing. The report would be considered by the Ministry in making'a decision on the request. races were, Steven and Michael Clark, Susan Skinner, Marlene Denh am, HOOTS' Skinner, Sharon Lewis, Janet and David. Skinner, Sandra and Dale Morgan and Jim Hodgson, Throw the rolling pin, ,Gladys. Skinner, kick the Slipper, Gayle Finkbeiner, DaVid . - Skinner, largest family present, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Coughlin, oldest person May Skinner, youngest person, Carol Harding, longest distance the Norman Morgan family, hammer nail DorOthy Elford and Laverne Skinner, guess candy Jim Skinner. New executive: Jim and Linda Hodgson, president and secretary, sports; Danny and Marlene Coughlin and Bruce and Judy Skinner, table committee; Norinan and Arlene Morgan and Ron and Doris Denham. Skinner reunion The Skinner family gathered at St, Petits on Sunday, July 20 for a picnic, Several relays were en- joyed and the winners of the LOTS OF FRIENDS — When Larry Luther of highway 83 near Grand Bend plowed under some hay to prepare to plant fall wheat, hundreds of seagulls took advantage of the opportunity for a snack. T-A photo Grand Bend social notes The .second reunion of the family of the late Thomas C. Allen was held at Riverview Park in Exeter An afternoon of very lively sports events was organized by Peter and Margaret Bowley of London, Anne Marie Allen of Mitchell and Ken and Kathy Alden of St.Thomas, Mark Allen of Londesboro won the five years and under race; Donnie Allen of Londesboro and Colleen Scruton of Clinton won the boys and girls six to nine year races.Winners of the races for 10 to 15 year olds of boys and girls were Brian Jackson of Ridgetown and Barbie Maxwell of Hensall. Sack, wheelbarrow and three- legged races were also enjoyed by the children. There were also various games for the adults with kick the slipper being won by Peter Bowley of London and Nahcy' Cornish of Woodham. After a delicious picnic supper, this year's business was finished up by the President Clifford Allen of Mitchell with the minutes being read by Secretary- Treasurer Joan Allen of Woodham. The success of this reunion was due to the fine work of this executive and the sports and table committees. The 1970 reunion was the next item for discussion and it was decided that a picnic would be held again next year at River- view Park on July 11 at 2 p.m. Love families enjoy tri --Continued from page IA mediately south of itspre en $ t development. Douglas Barker of the Klein- feldt group engineers for Grand Cove Estates, said Grand Cove's Participation in the Grand Bend sewage system will result in a deepening and enlargement of the system. The developer has already agreed to look after additional costs and the village has approved its participation. William Moore of Oakwood and London asked a number of questions regarding the affect the change would have on the en- vironment. "How often will the effluent go into the Walker Drain and not the Ausable River? Will the lagoons be dumped twice a year?" Mr, Barker replied that the lagoons would be dumped spring and fall and technically would go into the Walker Drain, within a few feet of where it joins the Ausable River, "What about the fish? What about the London water supply? What about the Grand Bend Beach?" queried Mr. Moore, firing questions at the board, Aiding Mr. Barker in the an- swer was Neil McMullin of the Ministry of the Environment. He said that the effluent from the sewage lagoons would be iden- tical to Ministry of Environment standards and would have no adverse effect . on the en- vironment. John Manore of Grand Bend, continuing the questionning of Mr. McMullin asked if he would drink the effluent from the lagoons. The reply was negative. In rebuttal, Mr. McMullin asked Mr. Manore if he would drink the water from the Ausable River at the present time. Mr. Manore said that yes, he would drink the water as it is clean except on the top of the water. Township farmer Keith Gill compared the Environmental Hearing Board to an Avon salesman. "Now you've got a foot in the door, you are half way there", he said, Mr. Gill charged that the township had approved the spraying of effluent on the surrounding fields and now the developer wanted to change the method so he could expand. "Why aren't you going to use the spray system", Mr. Gill asked of the Grand Cove representative. The only reply was that it would be better to do it now, "Let's stop the whole thing until Grand Bend's sewage system is working," said Mr. Moore. Grand Bend reeve Bob Sharen his parents, Mr, & Mrs. Edward Odbert. Special music at the United church outdoor service Sunday morning was supplied 'by Mrs, Earl Deichert and her daughters Elizabeth and Susan, when they sang accompanied by Elizabeth on guitar. Mr. & Mrs. David Brodrick and family of Florida have been holidaying with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Brodrick. Mr.• & Mrs. Wilken Webb & Mrs. Jean Knott all of London visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Lanny Scrimegour, Angela and Jeffery at their summer cottage. Visitors this week, and weekend, with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Morenz are Mr. & Mrs. Borden Anderson, Neil & Derek from King's County, Nova Scotia, and Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Morenz, Cheri and Michelle of London. Mr. & Mrs. Bob McDonald, Bobby, Cohen and Scott, of Calgary, Alberta, have returned home after a three week visit with her mother, Mrs. Rosie Grigg. Mrs. M. Jackson from London and her sister Mrs. Jim Hut- chison are vacationing at Huron Vista. Holiday visitors with Mrs. Ken Roberts has been her mother-in- law, Mrs. Vera Roberts, and her daughter Darlene, both of Lon- don. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowers of Cedar Springs visited on the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. Harley Moore. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Odbert, Kim, Brent and David of Strat- ford, spent some holidays with Art Finkbeiner, A family reunion picnic was held Sunday, at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Walter Fassold in Green Acres. Mr. & Mrs, Donald Webb of Arizona, have been visiting her brother and wife, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Pollock, and his sister and brother-in-law Mr. & Mrs, Art Finkbeiner, Mr. & Mrs. Benny Webb of London entertained Sunday at a family picnic, at their Benbur lodge in Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Love, John & Patti and Mr. & Mrs. Bill Love, returned last week from a two week motor trip to the west. While in Winnipeg they attended the wedding of Mrs. Love Jr.'s niece, Cathy Cann daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Cann to Tim Vaughn. They also visited Mrs. Love Sr. nephew and family, Mr, & Mrs. Robert Keown. In Moose Jaw they visited Mr. Love Sr., aunt & uncle, Mr. & Mrs, Alec Love and cousins Mr. & Mrs. Hughie Love, in Mossbank, In Alberta they visited at Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper, Klondyke Bay and Edmonton. In Calgary they visited friends Mr. & Mrs. Jim McBride and family and coming home through U.S. visited Mr. & Mrs. Ray Shrader in North Dakota. Personals Dr. and Mrs. R.B. Turnbull of Walkerton visited Friday evening with his parents Mr. & Mrs. Max Turnbull and his brother Jack. Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Adams, and Mrs. Susie Devine enjoyed a picnic Wednesday in Port Elgin, with the Adam's daughter and Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Johnston of Guelph visited over the weekend with their cousins Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Thompson and Mr. & Mrs. Parry Thompson. Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Hogan visited this week in London with Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Hartman and boys and attended their daughters graduation when Rita • ' OPEN FOR INSPECTION Daily From 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. • The Ultimate IN MOBILE HOME LIVING Dealers For: Northlander - Marlette - Glendale SUN SHOP ANNUAL SUMMER CLEARANCE DISPLAY HOMES GEORGE ST, EAST Turn East at I,es Pines Motel Open For Inspection 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. Daily - Including Weekends STARTS 10 A.M. - FRIDAY, AUGUST 1st * Country Living with Town Facilities * Located in the Corporate Limits of Exeter * Completely Landscaped, Two Car Parking Per Home, All Underground Utilities. * Cable TV * Shopping District Only Minutes Away * Curling Rink Adjacenfto Park * Three Golf Courses in Area * Thirty Miles from London, Ten Miles to Lake Huron Beaches * Easy Access to Two Main Highways * Club Room with Kitchen Facilities * Games Room was among St. Joseph's graduating nurses. Mrs. Wm. Patterson and girls of Winnipeg are spending the next two weeks with formers' father, Joseph Dietrich and brother Paul. Mr. & Mrs. Sammy Ducharme, and Mr. & Mrs. Charles Micailef and family of Windsor spent a few holidays with Mr. & Mrs, „Hubert Carey, Mr. & Mrs, Jack Houlahan and family of Sarnia visited on the weekend with Mrs. Kathleen Houlahan & Jim. Mr. Harry Van Osch is a patient in St. Joseph's/Hospital in London. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Charles Dietrich returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital Mrs. Gladys Hall, London visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hall and family Queensway highlights On July 24 the Huron Country Playhouse, Grand Bend, en- tertained the residents with several comedy musical selec- tionns. On Tuesday Rev. Wilfred Jarvis conducted the church service with Louise Mitchell accompanying on the piano. Mrs. Franklin Skinner, Exeter and Mrs. Knight and a friend from Kitchener visited Ruby Miners, Leonard and Vera Bragg of St. Marys visited Arthur Bragg. Rev. Bruce and Mrs. Pierce of Crediton visited Hugo Schenk. Leila Finkbeiner of Exeter also visited with Hugo Schenk. On Sunday Leslie Mitchell of Crediton visited his mother Mrs, Louise Mitchell. Shirley Prouty of Exeter visited with Lynn Latimer, Vera Lammie was visited by Chester and Ila Dunn, Exeter, and Amy and Greta Lammie, Hensall Jim and Hazel McNaughton, Brucefield visited the latter's mother Mrs. Ada Smillie. Repairs To All Makes VOWS 01(IS SSOS SOO SAVINGS OF 0 207 - 507 ON ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER FASHIONS PANT SUITS DRESS'S DOUSES %rift PANTS Reg, to $16.00 Sixes r - 20 • Lawn Mowers • Garden Tractors • Chain Saws • Chain Saw Bars and Chains ALL SALES FINAL OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 10 o.m, 9 p.m. The monthly payment to the Park Management for homesites includes many 'things. 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