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Times-Advocate, June 9, 1977 Page. 9'
Resort designated as 'planning area
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Thomas visited Tuesday with The call to worship was con-
Mrs. Raymond Kading. ducted by Mrs. Jack Eagleson,
past president of U.C.W,
Grand Bend has received of-
ficial notice from John Rhodes
village,
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Minister of Housing that the
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it is from time to
time constituted" is an official
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However, Mr. Rhodes added in
his letter to council at their
regular meeting Monday night,
that he reserves the right to
review and if necessary alter the
status of the Grand Bend Plan-
ning area if a county-wide
planning area is established in
Lambton county.
Being designated as an official
planning area will enable Grand
Bend to qualify for many ad-
ditional subsidized provincial
Mr. & Mrs. Hans Brielmier,
Toronto and Mrs. Joseph Frank
of Weingarten, West Germany
visited Thursday with Mr. &
Mrs. Karl Ohmayer.
Rev. & Mrs. John Campbell
Laura Lee and Douglas attended
a 40th Wedding Anniversary
dinner, at Wingham, for Mr.
Campbell's parents, Mr. & Mrs.
A Douglas Campbell, of Westfield
near Blyth, with family and
friends attending, last Saturday.
Several from Grand Bend and
area, went on the charter bus
trip, Monday, to International
Harvester, in Hamilton and to
tour the'famous Rock Gardens.
The trip was arranged and
sponsored by the Church of God,
Men's Club,
INSTALL GB LIONS EXECUTIVE — The 1977-78 executive of the
Grand Bend Lions club was installed during Ladies Night held at the
Pineridge Chalet, Friday. Back, left, directors Frank Humer, Irwin
Heisenberger, Gary Masse, Steve Kadlecik, Joe Arnold, Wayne
Wassmann and Gerry Relouw. Front, Deputy Governor Gerry Arnold,
past president Don Finkbeiner, president Paul Johnson and vice-
presidents Frank Allistair, Danny Sageman and Peter Haist.
T-A photo
Area students perform in piano recital
programs such as the Downtown which can now become an official
Renewal program and will also planning policy statement and
enable them to enforce a the village may now be eligible
minimum standards by-law. for a grant which covers the cost
Grand Bend spent over $9,000 of having this document
on an interim planning policy prepared.
About people you know • •
The pupils of Mrs. John
Campbell held a piano recital,
Monday evening at Church of
God. Taking part were Janet
Webb, Carol-Ann Albertson,
Brian Kading, Heather Love,
Lori Vincent, Doug Steckle,
Karen Kading, Jim Winegarden,
Kathy Steckle and Paul Tuck.
There was a very attentive
audience, including parents,
grandparents and family friends;
in attendance.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Baker, of St.
Church News
Thankoffering was observed,
Sunday, at the United Church,
with the United Church Women in
charge of the service.
Special speaker was Miss Ann
Reuber, of Stratford who gave an
excellent talk on "What is the
church's mission?" and told a
little of the Christian Church in
Japan.
Two special musical numbers
were a trio of Mrs. Don Weigand,
Mrs. Ralph McKinnon and Mrs.
Morley Desjardine, singing "The
Kind Shepherd." Mrs. McKinnon
sang a solo entitled "Trees,"
Next Sunday will be a special
Sunday School service featuring
the "Aletheia Gospel Singers,"
from Exeter.
About 30 fathers, sons, and
sons-in-law , attended the father
and son banquet at Church of
God, Friday evening, for a ham
supper. The meal was sponsored
by the Ladies' group of the
church.
A welcome poem to the men
and sons, was read and composed
by Mrs. Grace Lawrance.
Following the banquet, Paul
Turnbull, showed slides with
commentary, on Guatemala.
The next step is the creation of
a Planning Board which must
consist of four non-members of
council, two council members
and the Reeve as an ex-officio
member of the board, This board
will investigate and survey the
physical, social and economic
conditions in relation to the
development of the planning area
and may perform such other
duties of a planning nature as
may be referred to it by council,
The estimated cost of carrying
out the planning program in
Grand Bend over the next five
years will be approximately
$12,500. This will be covered by
an annual budget from 1977 to
1981 inclusive of $2500,
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