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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-12-04, Page 15Blade Roasts YOUR Short Rib Roasts CHOICE 98( LB. Boneless Pot Roasts mmoretwormsw, ,csimpoom,4 D SPECIALS MEAT Fresh Tenderloin end Family Pack 7-9 chops LOIN PORK CHOPS lb. $1.38 Store OKED HAM lb. 1.98 Fresh Country Style F YER PARTS lb 78' GROCERIES °Ilk/INGE JUICE 12 vs az. 2/88' Valley Farm FRENCH FRIES 21b 3/$1.00 White Swan TOILET TISSUE Powdered Detergent TIDE ' Dare's COOKIES Mother Parker's TEA BAGS Schneider CHEESE SLICES Palmolive BAR SOAP Watiniiiii BREAD PRODUCE Golden Yellow BANANAS Canada No. 1 COOKING ONIONS 138 Navel R NGES 24 oz, box 1 lb. 2 rolls $2.18 88' 100's $1.28 4•bars 78' ;4094 lb. 18' 21b. 28' 1 doz. 62' 5 lb. box Specials start Wed., Dec .3 , Closing Tues., Dec. 9 Tat TENDER SPOT PHONE 238-2512 GRAND BEND • PORK ROASTS Schneide r s lb '1.48 lb. 58' 3%2 average 411111•11•1•111014•11.01141•1101111M0014•Mr111/4•M1141000.111•0•MIIP.M.00.1•1.1,.......•101.1 11 PIZZA SPECIAL Thursday, Friday, Sunday your choice - 2 toppings eg: 1 meat - 1 veg. December 4th - 5th - 7th only Remember we're open Five Days A Week. Cr 10 inch for the price of ailwimeerii,AiloA, "ALL CANADIAN PIZZA" Grand Bend 238-8330 Low income families in Grand Bend may have a new .financial friend if Grand Bend council takes the initiative. The "friend" is otilw. (Ontario Housing Rehabilitation Program), a special scheme under the Ministry of Housing to help certain families improve their .homes. Grand Bend council, which discussed joining OHRP at the last regular meeting, may send delegates to Chatham December 10, to a ttend ,a special seminar on the loan-grant program, Through OHRP, Grand Bend is eligible for $29,000 a year until. 1977 to set up a home im- provement fund, providing the money isn't transferred to other accounts, Reeve Sharen says the village would act as a "junior mortgage company" through OHRP, doling out money at varying rates of interest to applicants according to their need and financial capabilities. "It's a way to help the older People, " he says, pointing out the money can be applied to some costs incurred by the new sewer system. OHRP applies to families with a combined income of $12,500 or GRAND BE AND DISTRICT,NEWS December 4, 1975 THE EXETER-TIMES ADVOCATE • CHEESE BASKETS Delicious imported cheeses, beautifully arranged in baskets or teak wood trays. We also make cheese trays for that small party or entertainment event. EUROPEAN • ADVENT CALENDARS Children love them. Open each day for 24 days before Christmas and you'll get a delicious treat. Visit Our Shop to See Our Selection or Telephone 235-0772 or 238-8990 SKILLY'S U.C. board Members of the official board of the United church met Tuesday evening, A team from Huron-Perth Presbytery con- sisting of Rev. Morley Clark of London, Rev. Don Dees of Mit- chell, Rev. Cecil Wittick of Blyth and Harold Coade of Mitchell, Reception held at Crediton Hall Richard Jennison son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jennison, was married Saturday, to Wendy Grasdahl, daughter of. Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Grasdahl of Crediton, at Grand Bend United church with Rev. H. Moore officiating. Matron of honor was Mrs. Elizabeth Masse, bridesmaids were Pat Grasdahl of Crediton and Linda Franklin of Seaforth. Best man was Bill Kraft, and ushers were Ron Grasdahl, brother of the bride, and Bill Jennison brother of the groom. Organist was Marilyn Dykeman, and soloist was Jean Jones, The wedding dinner and reception were held in Crediton Community hall. You've reached old age when the only thing you can put your teeth into is a glass. talk spirit conducted the meeting on the theme "Spiritual Growth of the church." Rev. M. Clark led in group singing accompanying on his guitar. Around 35 Junior choir members from the Sunday school filled the choir loft Sunday morning at the United church and sang several songs under the leadership of Mrs. Bill Brenner and Mrs. Gerry Kading. Mrs. Pat Soldan will be Sr. choir leader while Mr. & Mrs. Doug Martin are spendng the winter in Florida. We are sorry the names of Mr. & Mrs. Ross Marshall who come to us from Kirkton United church, were omitted from members recently joining the United church membership. Mr. & Mrs. Marshall reside on Gill Road. Petdoga4 Mrs. Don Weigand and Jen- nifer and Mrs. Clarke Kennedy spent a few days last week in Toronto with Mrs. Kennedy's sister, Mrs. S.M. Barbour. Brent Hamilton of London spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Clarke Kennedy. Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill spent the weekend in Brampton with Mr. & Mrs. Russell Gill and family. NOTICE Village of Grand Bend No vehicle of any kind shall park on the main street of the village of Grand Bend between the hours of 2 A.M, and 6A.M. to allow free passage of the snow plough during winter months.. LOUISE CLIPPERTON Clerk 1111111 IIf11111111111111111111f1111 6 lll lllllllll ll l 111 11 lll ll ll l I 111 llllll ll 11 66 l ll lllllll lll with the money you'll SAVE Jim Hennessey Exeter 235-0360 Rent the pro iiiserna carpet cleaner 5')!Gt•ryi., r ,o,t1 •,,`Good HoZreping,: G 1.1in '4"Artra MAD A CIII SWEATER SHOP Grand Bend 238-8007 • PRERCHRISTMAS SALE Hundreds of Sweaters Reduced SHOP EARLY STORE HOURS Sunday 12 noon - 5 p.m. Monday Closed Tues., Wed., Thurs 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Friday 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. & 7 - 9 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 2 DEJONG'S— GRAND BEND CLOTHING 47 Main St. GRAND BEND Phone 238-2358 ENDS SAT., DEC 6 10% to 50% Off Our Huge Inventory. Save on everything in the store. BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS AND SAVE Hudson Bay and Croydon COATS 30% O Mint citni161,:x 1111111111111111111 Nitmgortit,vivka,AtitNaysio.wca,04:A.:.-mtoemok*siito.hv.oxivo.oiatt•- iti44,01iitowrookiso.oets.vgiogeoxiviNiumoit Delicatessen & Cheese House GRAND BEND Open 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SINGING A FAMILY AFFAIR A non-denominational weekend retreat at the Grand Bend United Church generated a great deal of enthusiasm. Participants experienced a variety of activities, all design- ed to bring about spiritual growth. Many entire families took part, in- unimummtnumniumumumuniminu Skilly's Have • CHRISTMAS TREATS for all your favorite employees & customers We have special giftsIthat will really be appreciated. O.H.R.P. may cut sewer bill Grand Bend council went in camera to discuss im- plementation of wage ad- justments for town employees at Monday's regular council meeting. According to preliminary budgets tabled at last council meeting, the clerkttreasurer, secretary and town foreman will receive raises of $1500,$1,000 and $1,000 respectively over the next 12 months. The salary increases include new sick leave and group in- Council in Camera surance benefits for the three employees. At last week's meeting Reeve Bob Sharen declared a conflict of interest and absented himself from council during discussion of the group insurance plan. The plan was presented by Bill Thomas, Crown Life Agent and associate of Share,n Realty, Oxta'nd 'Bend. Before the closed session, council discussed tentative plans for renovations to public washrooms, and a proposed trip less according to Chuck McMurray, Ministry of Housing supervisor for the program in Southwestern Ontario. He says the money generally goes towards interior plumbing, electrical or heating work and exterior painting repairs that are not cosmetic. According to McMurray OHRP works like this: Part of the loan is forgivable. The maximum loan is $7,500 per family. Of that, amount $4,000 is grant and the remainder is repaid to the municipality at an interest rate geared to the ap- plicant's income. The interest rate is figured on a sliding scale ranging from zero to eight percent. A family with an income below $3,000 pays no interest on a repayable loan; a family earning over $8,000 pays the maximum eight percent. The current rate of interest on — Please turn to Page 2 A Notice . . Village of Grand Bend Tenders are welcomed for sanding equipment and operator to sand the streets for the Village of Grand Bend, Sealed tenders are to be submitted giving hourly rate on or before 5:00 P.M. December 8, 1975 to the Clerk's Office, 44 Main Street, Grand. Bend, Ont. GARRY DESJARDINE Village Foreman cluding the singing Woodburn family pictured led the congregation in spiritual song Saturday Mr. and Mrs. George Elsaser on the left, and Heiffel on the right, guest speakers for the retrea below the pulpit, who night. Above them are Mr. and Mrs. Herman t. T-A photo Salary increases discussed to Chatham to attend a seminar on the Ontario Housing Rehabilitation Program (OHRP). OHRP is a special provincial scheme to help low income families improve their homes. In other business, council passed a motion to have the clerk draw up anew five year, lease to rent the village hall from the Ontario government. The lease will include an escape clause of 90 days and will provision that the province pay part of the cost for utilities ser- vicing the building. + + + The village will rebat Grand Bend legion the municipal por- tion of their yearly taxes. Levies not included in the compensation are Board of Education, county, and Ausable taxes. + + + Crysler Lathem will conduct an erosion study on the Ausable river. + + + The PUC will install Christmas lights December 8, and remove them January 6. Next council meeting takes place December 22, and will include presentation of preliminary budgets for reserved accounts. Buy yourself a CHRISTMAS PRESENT Grand Bend Cleaners and Launderers Len Hume Grand Bend 238-2122 He won't mind! Not when he finds out how much you'll save! And Steamex is as simple to use as a vacuum. Six power jets loosen and lift out harmful ground-in dirt. „„ Dries quickly! Add years to the t104 life of your carpet. Rent a Steamex Carpet Cleaner