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Link with past geine f
sugar hut collapses
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Times-Advocate, April 7, 1977 page 21
So Sew group meets
GB rec group seeks grant
By GORDON MORLEY
BRINSLEY
A link with the area past
disappeared this winter when an
old unused sugancamp on the
farm of Harold Corbett collapsed
under the weight of the snow.
This building had been built
using material salvaged from an
old wooden bridge over the
Ausable River at Buffalo. It was
replaced at that time by another
wooden structure, which in its
turn gave way to the present
"Buffalo Bridge,"
Euchre Party
There were nine tables in play
at the euchre party on Friday
evening at the Brinsley Com-
munity Centre with Mr. & Mrs.
Fred Lewis and Mr. & Mrs.
Wilbert Lewis as the conveners.
Prize winners 'were: Ladies'
high, Mrs, Harold Guilfoyle;
Lone hands, Mrs. Janet Rose;
Low, Mrs. Evan Hodgins; Men's
high, George Dixon; Lone hands,
Chas. Railings; Low, Harold
Guilfoyle; Special prize, Tom
Yearley.
Next party is to be held April 15
with Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Rollings
and Mr. & Mrs. Evan Hodgins
conveners.
Persona Is
Fire of unknown origin levelled
three barns on the 12th con-
cession of McGillivray Thursday
morning, owned by Adrian
Cornelissen and occupied by Mr.
& Mrs, Bill Cornelissen recent
newly-weds,
The farm is the former Grant
Amos property. Ailsa Craig
firemen responded to the call
alerted by O.P.P. but the fire had
gained too much headway.
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Giammarco,
Jim and Dale Fenton were
Saturday evening visitors with
Mr. & Mrs. George Prest and
Cindy.
Mrs, John Schofield, Parkhill
and Kathleen Morley were dinner
guests on Thursday with Mrs,
Violet Allison.
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Morley
returned home after spending
four-months in Florida.
Mrs. Lois Whittard, Niagara on
the Lake spent the weekend with
her father Mr. Cecil,Ellwood.
Mr. & Mrs. William Fenton,
Belgrave visited friends in the
area.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Millson
well known Clandeboye residents
in this district are celebrating a
memorable event on the occasion
of their diamond wedding an-
niversary in the Exeter Legion
Hall, April 22.
Psychiatrist: "Do you have
trouble making decisions?"
Patient: "Well, yes and no."
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To help swimmers
The Grand Bend and Area
Recreation Committee has ap-
plied to the Ministry of Culture
Church news
Around 75 delegates attended
the Ontario churches Christian
education conference on "Church
Growth," hosted by the Church of
God and held in Grand Bend
public school auditorium.
Special speaker was Rev. J.
Lloyd Tomer of Benton, Illinois,
who is pastor of one of the fastest
growing churches in U.S. Rev.
Tomer was accompanied by Ron
Head, a country and western
singer who entertained the crowd
with several musical numbers.
The Church of God ladies
served a noon meal at the church
and coffee breaks,
Pre-easter services will be held
at Church of God Thursday
evening at 8.00 p.m, and Friday
morning 10.30 a.m,
Communion was observed at
the United Church Sunday
morning. Rev. H. Moore's ser-
mon topic was "A new look at
power." Choir anthem was "On
Calvary."
Good Friday service to be held
this year at Grand Bend United
Church on Friday, April 8 at 7.00
p,m.
Anyone wishing to place Easter
lilies in the church for Easter
services may make
arrangements through Louise
Wilson or Hazel Willert,
Easter sunrise service to be
held at United Church, April 10 at
7 a.m. followed by an Easter
breakfast at 8 a.m.
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and Recreation for a grant to
ease costs of the summer swim
club.
The amount of grant requested
is $1100, enough to pay the
salaries of the swim instructors.
If the grant is received, the
committee hopes they will not
have to increase their
registration fees for the summer
swim program.
Last summer the swim in-
Enjoy euchre
at Shipka
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
Many folks from this area
attended the Federation of
Agriculture banquet and
program, Wednesday evening at
Crediton town hall at which time
Jack Riddell M.P. was the guest
speaker.
Seven tables were in play at the
Progressive euchre party at
Shipka Community Centre
Wednesday evening. Winners
were: Lady's high, Mrs. Roy
Swartz; Lady's low, Mrs. Colin
Love; Men's high, Laverne
Skinner; Men's low, Russell
Mellin; Most lone hands, Mrs.
Gladys Crown,
The east group was in charge of
refreshments. This was the last
enchre party .Or this, season.
lvlrs. Martha Miller, Dashwood
and her sister, Mrs. Alwina Olsen
of Regina, Saskatchewan, were
supper guests an evening last
week with Mr. & Mrs. Oscar
Miller.
Mr. & Mrs. George Vincent,
Detroit spent a weekend recently
with Dave Sheppard.
Persephone Morenz and her
parents visited Saturday with the
baby's grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
Hugh Morenz.
Jack Pickering is a patient in
St. Joseph's hospital, London for
the past two weeks having suf-
fered a heart attack.
Visitors during the week and
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Arnold
Keller were Mr. & Mrs, Roy
Gibson and Mark of Crediton and
Mr, & Mrs. Max Windsor, Johnny
and Bill of Exeter.
Susie Zielman, accompanied
by her aunt Miss Susan Janzen of
Leamington spent the weekend
with Susie's parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Dick Zielman and family.
Sunday the Zielman's were
dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs.
John Zandwyck and family,
Zuridh on the occasion of John's
birthday.
Recent visitors with Mr. '& Mrs.
Jack Keller and Sherri were her
mother Mrs, Roy Kirk of
Moorefield and her sister and
brother-in-law and their son
Scotty of London.
The Grand Bend "So Sew" 4-H
club girls held meetings three
and four at the town hall Thur-
sday evening with 14 present.
Roll calls were "Give one point
to remember when cutting or
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marking the fabric," and "Name
and show the type of seam used
on your leisure wear." give
reason of choice and name type of
seam finish," The girls were
taught how to properly put lace
on material.
structions were held in the pool of
the Green Forest Motel and the
Lake. This year the committee is
negotiating for the use of two
swimming pools.
The recreation committee also
discussed the possibility of
fencing off and developing the
triangle of village land opposite
the post office into a picnic and
play area. It is possible the labor
could be done by students paid by
the Ausable-Bayfield Con-
servation Authority with the cost
to the committee being the
materials needed. Nothing was
decided.
The committee also discussed
in general the type and duration
of long-term recreation plans
they should perhaps be looking
into in the future.
For the last number of years, car•
makers have been struggling unsuccessfully
with a huge problem, how to produce a car
that is right for these changed limes as well
as for the changing times ahead.
A car that effortlessly combines
economy, room, performance and safely.
It was beginning to look like an impos-
sible chore.
Until now. Until the Volkswagen Rabbit.
The car that does the impossible.
We spent five years planning
and creating it. Fresh, from the
ground up.
Its engine is a gem of
ingenuity and function,
Transversely mounted,
this 16 litre, over-
head cam,
Theysaid it
couldn't be
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per gallon in the city'. Yet remarkably, it con
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unmatched in the world.)
The engine along with the transmission
is mounlod up
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Its rack-and-pinion steering gives you
instant and obedient steering response.
Its unique "independent stabilizer rear
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roads. Smoother riding on ordinary roads.
Safety?
The Rabbit has front disc brakes and
a dual diagonal brake circuit. (If one circuit
fails, a second is still there).
A double jointed steering column
breaks aside in the event of an impact,
The Rabbit also boasts negative
steering roll radius. (It assists the driver
in maintaining directional control under
conditions which contribute to skidding.)
There's a specially designed "unitized
safety cell body". Even reinforced steel
beams in the doors. -
When it comes to room, a staggering
87% of the car is sheer passenger and
cargo space.
Besides seating four adults comfort-
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down has more luggage space than a
Cadillac Fleetwood. And with five doors,
there are enough ins and outs for everyone.
Stop by your nearest Volkswagen
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to the test.
When you're done, we know there'll be
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it couldn't be
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