HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-08-12, Page 19B. woman -
dies 'in crash
Sympathy of this community
goes out to the family of Donna
Maria Mitchell, age 2.1 years, who
was killed in an auto accident,
Friday August 6th. Miss Mitchell
is well known in Grand Bend as
the nursery school teacher at the
United. Church.
She is survived by her parents
OPP Staff Sargent George and
Jennie Mitchell of Grand Bend,
and one brother David at home.
Funeral service was held Sunday
at Ronn E. Dodge funeral home,
Forest. Interment service was
Monday morning at Memory
Gardens, Kitchener,
Pelt4tMead,
Elizabeth Kennedy has com-
pleted her music course at
Toronto and will be spending the
rest of the summer at her home
here. Clarke Kennedy and Mrs.
Jean Weigand attended a musical
choir concert at Convocation
Hall, Tuesday night, when
Elizabeth graduated,
They were accompanied home
by Mrs. S.M. Barbour, of
Toronto, who is recuperating
from a broken hip.
Mr. & Mrs. Lanny Scrimegour,
Angela and Jeff, London, visited
last weekend with her parents
Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Adams, and her
grandmother, Mrs, Susie Devine.
The draw was held, Wed-
nesday, at Mrs, Mary Ravelle's
china shop, for the quilt which the
senior citizens made last winter
and was won by Mrs. Lia Van-
denburk. The winning ticket was
drawn 'by Murray Desjardine.
Kevin Data rs spent the
weekend with his aunt and uncle,
Mr. & Mrs. Don Love at
Sheguiandah Bay on Manitoulin
Island, and while there caught a
15 lb. pike which was 393/4 " long,
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Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Guy have
recently returned from their
vacation, .which began with a
camping trip during which visits
were made to the Royald
Botanical Gardens, Hamilton;
Last Duel Park, Perth, which
was the site of Canada's last fatal
duel in 1883.
They also visited the site of the
Olympic Yachting races in
Kingston; Upper Canada Village
and were guests of the Madonna
House Apostolate (Religious
Community) at Combermere.
They visited the Golden Hor-
seshoe Steam show at Caledonia
and the Aberfoyle Flea Market,
Members of their family were
-also visited including Mrs. Lela
Guy, Windsor; Mr. & Mrs. R.K.
Guy and family, Denfield, and
Mr. & Mrs. P.R. Morrison and
Jennifer, Clinton,
Mrs. Ed ,Nadiger and Helen
attended the morning service at
St. Peter's Lutheran Church,
Zurich, where their cousin Myles
Haggar was preaching. He has
finished his vicarage and will be
returning to college this fall at
Waterloo.
Concerning the community
sign which has been rented by the
Huron Country Playhouse for the
season it has been decided that
this would be handled in the same
method as last year. The sign
may be used for all community
events free of charge. A donation
for maintenance of the sign would
be welcome.
Every year the Chamber
receives a grant for $1500. In the
previous year it had been used for
the salary of the information
booth employee. A suggestion
was made that the Chamber
donate back the grant to the
Council in order- to provide
parking signs on the main street
of Grand Bend.
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Mr. & Mrs. Myles Haggar,
Waterloo, were Tuesday af-
ternoon visitors with the
Nadigers.
Baptism
Julie Marie, infant daughter of
Mr. & Mrs.Glen Restemayer was
baptized in Zion Lutheran church
Sunday, August 8 by Rev. Marvin
Barz. Sponsors were Mr. & Mrs.
Bob Boogernana.
Mrs, A,C. Whittier and John,
Mississauga, vacationed with
Mrs. Hilda Wein.
Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader were
Sunday dinner guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Arnold Becker.
Pastor Mayo Mellecke, St,
Walburg, Saskatchewan will be
installed as pastor of Zion
Lutheran church in September,
Weekend visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Earl Guenther were the
latter's two sisters, Mrs. John
Taylor and Mrs. Chas. McDowell
both of Drayton.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Rader were
Sunday guests with Mr, & Mrs.
Leonard Prang, Zurich.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. George Tiernan and
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Riddell and
family spent a week camping at
Miller Lake.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Guenther
accompanied by Earl's sister and
husband Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cords,
St. Catharines, have returned
home following a most enjoyable
trip East, going as far as Prince
Edward Island and visiting many
places of interest, returning by
way of United States.
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Poland,
Campbellford, spent a few days
with Mrs. Cora Gaiser last week.
Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh
Boyle last week were Mr. & Mrs.
Hugh Laing of Forres, Scotland.
Andrea Zimmer spent last
week with Michelle Barry,
Dublin.
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Chamber hears suggestions
for spending burger profits
Finding a use for the profit of
this years Buffaloburger Fest
was the main topic at the Grand
Bend Chamber of Commerce
meeting Tuesday evening. The
net profit was estimated at
$6,431.79, a 33 percent increase
over last year.
A portion of the profit ($2,800)
has already been pit to use in the
community sign which advertises
the Huron Country Playhouse
performances. The sign is
located over the bridge on hwy.
21.
Many suggestions were, made
by Chamber members and
visitors concerning use of
Festival profits.
One member suggested that a
portion of the money should be
put aside to improve on future,
festivals, proper fences and gates
will be needed to control the
amount of people entering the
area, along with well identified
security personpel. These funds
should be at the disposal of the
organizing committee.
It has been rumored that one of
the service clubs" of the area is
looking at property for a com-
munity wee**. area, Some,,
3;rtpaey.W.utlid be ,usefttl'117.°
in the cemStructiOn of the park;
One visitor suggested that they
match the annual village grant of
$1,500 to acquire a by-law en-
forcement officer for the village.
This would greatly improve some
of the problems in the summer
months.
Washroom facilities has also
been a topic high on the list of
village improvements. It has
been suggested that a building
with washroom and shower
facilities should be constructed in
the same area as the information
booth. This cannot be done until a
proper sewage system is
operational, which may take a
few years.
Other suggestions will be
welcomed by the Chamber.
The date for next years Buf-
faloburger Fest was set for June
17th and 18th.
Chamber President George
Kadlecik brought up the topic of
the serious parking problems in
the village during the summer
months. A decision was made to
hold a meeting with members of
the Council on Tuesday Sep-
tember 7th.
Grand Bend
personals
Visitors during last week with
Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill, were
Mrs. Dorothy Truscott and Mr.
Doyle Newman, Detroit, Mr. &
Mrs. Keith Charlton & Karen,
Mount Brydges, Mrs. Olive Gill &
Joe, Brampton and Mrs. Betty
Taylor and Stephanie of
Orangeville.
Monday visitors with Mrs.
Susie Devine were Debbie Boost,
of Appin, Mrs. Loretta Williams
and Mrs. Marie Tetreau of Port
Huron, Mrs, Tetreau will
celebrate her 90th birthday
Sunday August 15. ,
Saskia Metkies spent some
holidays in Stratford with her
friend Lena Cook.
Louise Wilson is a patient in St.
Joseph's I4ospital, London).
Mrs. Agnes Martin & Miss
Nettie Gardiner of Windsor, and
relatives from Scotland, are
vacationing two weeks at Huron
ViSta,
decent holiday visitors with
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Morenz Glenda
and Tammy have been, Mr. &
Mrs, Ross Cook, Bonnie &,11ene
of Millbank, Mr. & Mrs. Den
Barron, Lisa & Laura of
Wellesley, Mr. & Mrs. Owen
Cook, Marvin and Juanita of
PlattSville, arid Billy & Michael
FitZgeerge of Stratford.
Gilbert Burkart of Calgary,
Alberta Is holidaying with his
aunt and uncle, Mr. & Mrs.
Morley Desjarditte, this week. Ite
is a friend of Rev, & Mrs, John
Campbell.
Times-Advocate, kiclast 12, 1970
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