HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-05-05, Page 15TENDERS WANTED
12,000 square feet of property adjacent to
Highway 21 in the Village of Grand Bend available
for lease.
Closing date for tenders 12 Noon, Monday, May 16.
Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
(Please include what property Will be used for in
tender).
Louise Clipperton
Clerk, Village of Grand Bend
Grand Cove
resident dies
Funeral service was held
Thursday afternoon from T.
Harry Hoffman Funeral Home,
Dashwood, for William Forden
who passed away at his late
residence 263 Highland Springs,
Grand Cove Estate, Grand Bend,
on Tuesday, April 26, in his 74th
year, Survived by his wife
Marjorie (Shaver) Forden, one.
daughter, (Norma) ' Mrs. Jake
Boshman of Port Elgin, two
grandchildren Kelly and Cody
Boshman, two sisters Mrs. Mary
Moore and (Beatrice) Mrs.
William Eadie both of Brantford.
Rev. H. Moore, Grand Bend,
and Rev. Ure Stewart of Seaforth
officiated at the service with
burial at Maitland cemetery,
•oderich.
Pallbearers were Jake, Kelly
and Cody Boshman, William
Moore, David Loney and Cliff
McNeil. Mr. Forden was for-
merly of Leamington.
Orpha Club
fetes founder
Thirty members attended the
end of season pot luck supper for
the Orpha Club, Tuesday evening
at Mrs. W. F. B. MacLaren's
home.
This was an opportunity to
honor Mary Yeo, one of the club's
founder's 22 years ago. After
residing in GrancIBend for many
years, Miss Yeo is moving to
Sarnia. Another early club
member, Phyllis Green,
presented Mary with a corsage.
Aileen Ravelle read the history
of the club. President, Irene
Kennedy, presided for the
business and Mrs. Susie Devine
read a poem titled "Friendship."
During the social time the
ladies played court whist. Prize
winners were Aileen Ravelle and
Lillian Brown,
You can do more good by being
good — than any other way.
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY, MAY 7
9-12
MONDAY, MAY 9
6 - 9
Mary Dietrich, 8hipka, Betty
Oke, Zurich, Ruth Knapp, Lon-
don, Ann Reid, Bayfield, Alice
Tieman, Joan Webb and Mildred
Kellerman of Dashwood, Mrs.
Webber, Huron Park, Vi Hopper,
Kaaren Batten, Vi Sweitzer,
Mary Lovice and Doreen Boltz-
mann all of Exeter.
Church news
Over 60 adults and children
attended a birthday party Friday
evening at Church of God. The
young folks played games in the
school gym and adults enjoyed a
crokinole tournament.
Rev. J. Campbell conducted a
devotional period and then all
enjoyed birthday cake and ice
cream.
A special family night program
was held Sunday night at Church
of God. Families all participated
by musical numbers, singing or
reading poems.
Ken McGregor was honored for
his many years of service on the
board of trustees and Mrs. Grace
Lawrance read one of her famous
poems.
United
Rev. H. Moore's sermon topic
at United Church Sunday mor-
ning was "Unbelievable" and
choir anthem was "Lead on 0
King Eternal,"
Rev. H, Moore, Mrs. William
Blewett of Grand Bend and
Harvey Walper of Greenway
attended the Huron Perth
Presbytery meeting, Tuesday, at
the United Church in Monkton.
One of the guest speakers was
Rev. Moses Lupupa, a Roman
Catholic priest, of Swaziland,
who spoke on the history of
Africa. Rev. Joe Driskill,
chaplain of Western University,
London, spoke on the work of
chaplains at Western.
It was announced that Com-
missioners • to General Council
will meet in Edmonton, Alberta,
in August.
Personals
Baby • Karen McArthur
returned home after being with
her grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
Lawrence Johnson for several
weeks. Mrs. Johnson spent a few
days at Port Elgin, with the
McArthurs and their children.
Mrs. Rosa Grigg, attended a
baby shower at her grand-
daughters home, Mr, & Mrs. Jim
Ryan and David, of Strathroy,
last Sunday and remained with
them for a few days visiting.
Damage high
in collisions
Damages were estimated at
$2,750 in a three vehicle accident
on Highway 21, south of Grand
Bend, Wednesday.
The vehicles involved were
driven by Donald Heard,
Alliston; Mrs. Merle Flynn,
Grand Bend and Mrs. Ilene Des-
jardine, RR 2, Grand Bend.
Mrs. Flynn received minor in-
juries and was taken to South
Huron Hospital, Exeter by Hoff-
man's Ambulance, She was
released after treatment,
Constable R. J, Kotwa of the
Pinery Park OPP detachment
VMS the investigating officer.
no childnut to spare. drive with care./
Approximately 200 attended
the luncheon and fashion show
held Wednesday afternoon at the
Pineridge Chalet. Clothes were
provided by Mr. Carter from the
Sun Shop in Grand Bend.
Models were Jennie Huntley,
Elsie Tuckey, Dorothy Balsdon
and Dinty Gaiser, all of Exeter,
Melba Landstrom, Beth Jean and
Dorothy Goman, all of Grand
Bend, Donna Wood, Clinton, Phyl
Wilkins and Rosemarie Maerton
of London,
Background music was played
by Dave Sheppard of Grand
Bend.
Among the lucky prize winners
were Lia Martin, Ruth Hendrick,
Margaret Webster, Ethel
Desjardine, Melba Landstrom,
all of Grand Bend, Mrs. Fred
Beer, Hensall, Ruth Hill, Clan-
deboye, Mrs. Art Hodgins,
Lucan, Ruth Boyce, Parkhill,
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For Further Details Call John Goman 238-2972
(Club) or 238-8507 (Res.) Grand Bend, North of Golf
Course on Highway 21.
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NOTICE
Village of Grand Bend
Summer Garbage Collection starts May 16, 1977
and ends October 14, 1977,
Schedule will be as follows:
Monday — Plan 4, 9 & 24
Wednesday — Southcott Pines, Lake Road, Alber-
ta Street, Orchard Street and River Road.
Friday — Green Acres, Gill Road, No. 81 Cres1
cent, Ausable Road, Hwy. 21 North and South.
Heavy Commercial
will have pick-ups Monday,
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
if warranted.
Personals
Mrs. Mae Holt observed her .5th birthday, Sunday, May 1.
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Mae
Holt and Beulah were the for-
mers grandchildren, Mr. & Mrs.
Jack Riddoch of Sarnia. The
Riddoch's also visited with Mary
Yeo.
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SUMMER SUITS FOR SWIMMING — The one-piece bathing suit is
very popular this year and is flattering to many figures. Rose Marie
Maertons sports a one-piece suit in green with a floor-length coverup
to match at the Country Playhouse fashion show. Photo by McKinley
Several win gifts
at Playhouse show
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expand your business and are unable to
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conditions or if you are interested in the
FBDB management services of counselling
and training or wish information on
government programs available for your
business, talk to our representative.
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Council not buying
Grand Bend council has been
asked if they wish to purchase
the beach land lying west of
Government road, north of the
Ausable river cut and south of
the Main St. for the "nominal
amount" of $50,000,
F. D, Ross of London made the
formal offer to sell the beach at
council's regular meeting Mon-
day night. Mr, Ross claims he
can present council with a clear
unclouded title to the beach area
in question and although the land
is supposedly owned by Harold
Gibbs, Mr. Ross says he has
made an offer to purchase the
land from Mr. Gibbs and
therefore has an interest in it.
ARC Industries in Dashwood
will be opening an outlet in
Grand Bend, May 23 called
`Noah's Arc. It is partially financ-
ed under a Young Canada Works
program.
Choose slate fox
take-a-break club
The Take-A-Break Club
organized in Grand Bend with 16
ladies and 18 children met for the
first meeting at the Missing Piece
Coffee House in Grand Bend,
Tuesday morning.
Officers elected were
president, Gwen Twynstra ;
secretary-treasurer, Marg
Patterson; press reporter, Marg
Desjardine; chairman of
program committee, Karen
Wood; chairman of children's
program committee, Cheryl Ann
Pickering; babysitting com-
mittee, Monique Fulcher 234-
6262 Marg Desjardine 238-2719;
refreshment committee, Shirley
Page; clean up committee, Marg
Patterson.
The next meeting will be May
17 at 9 a.m. Everyone is welcome
and bring your children,
Volunteer babysitters are
needed.
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Jacquie Russell, daughter of
Tom and Roseanne Russell, has
returned home after spending
several days in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London,
Fred Weiburg is a patient at
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr, & Mrs. Bob Postle and
Matthew, of Fergus, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Gordon Ratz
and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Regier Jr. and
Christopher of Detroit spent the
weekend at their cottage here
and also visited her parents, Mr.
& Mrs. Ken Baker, Nancy, Gary
and Donna, on Sunday.
Recent visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Arnold Keller were her sister and
niece, Mrs. Russell Lee, and
Linda Lou of Port Huron. l'isitors
with the Keller's dur: past
weekend were Mr. & h "ter t
Feltz, Terry and Ti of
Brinsley, Mr. & Mi .Jax
Windsor, Charlie, Billy and
Johnny of Exeter and Mr. & Mrs.
Dave Gibson of Crediton,
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Dietrich
spent the weekend in St. Clair
Beach, with Mr. & Mrs. Ted
Dietrich. Also visiting Mr. & Mrs.
Milford DietriCh and other
relatives there,
Reeve Bob Sharers stated coun-
cil's position bluntly, "If you
have clear root of title, produce
it in an offer to sell and submit it
to our solicitor for his perusal.
We're not going to spend any
more tax dollars on this thing as
we have had our solicitor search
the title and he has informed us
he is of the opinion you can not
obtain a clear title. We have been
advised by our solicitor the
beach area is crown provincial
land and that is where we stand,
The ball is in your court."
Mr. Ross reminded council if
they reject his proposal he will
not feel obliged to come back to
council but would sell to
Grand Bend council learned of
the outlet at their Monday
meeting when Don Campbell,
representing ARC Industries,
attended to request the council
waive the normal' $200 fee for a
Transient Traders fee due to the
fact ARC Industries is a non-
profit organization for the train-
ing of the handicapped, both
physically and mentally.
The outlet, according to Mr.
Campbell, will sell lawn fur-
niture, toys and children's fur-
niture among other things, all
produced by the handicapped.
In addition, the outlet will
employ four students for the
fourteen weeks it is open who
will run the store with the help of
the handicapped.
Reeve Sharen stated the Tran-
sient Traders fee covers the
regular business tax plus the cost
of garbage 'collection. Mr.
Campbell stated the garbage
collection would be done by ARC
Industries and would cost the
village nothing.
Due to the charitable nature of
the outlet, and the benefits ARC
Industries has brought to several
residents in Grand Bend, council
agreed to waive the full $200 fee.
MARKS BIRTHDAY
Bill Baker of Southcott Pines,
celebrated his 80th birthday last
Thursday with good wishes and
calls from neighbours and friends
and his daughter, Mrs. Doreen
James, of Peterborough, visited
a few days with her parents. A
special long distance phone call
from Doris' family, the
Arianayagam's, brought
greetings from Malaysia.
whomever he could. Deputy
Reeve Bob Simpson said council
realized this but were not too
worried as they felt certain no
one would buy the beach without
a clear title and if Mr. Ross
could produce a clear title for
anyone else he could produce one
for council,
Mr. Ross added he was getting
the feeling council was against
purchasing the beach at all, but
Simpson hastened to clarify
council's position by saying,
"Not at all. We're simply against
buying something from you that
you don't own. If you can prove
to us you have a clear title, then
we will have no choice but to
deal with you."
Mr. Ross made the same offer
to sell to the Grand Bend
Chamber of Commerce who ad-
vised council in a written state-
ment the Chamber felt the
village should consider ex-
propriation. This was not con-
sidered favorably by council as
the cast of expropriation would
probably end up by exceeding the
$50,000 asked by Mr. Ross.
Council did pass a motion
stating they are not interested in
purchasing the beach from Mr.
Ross until such time as he can
prove ownership.
Mr. Ross remarked he was
glad the matter was finally com-
ing to a head but he did not say
when or if he would supply the
village solicitor with a copy of a
clear title to the land.
Times-Advocate, May 5, 197 7 Page 15
Waive $200 fee
for ARC outlet
Offers GB beach for 50,000