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The Grand Bend Art Studio
is offering drawing and painting
lessons for children and teens 10
years of age and up. Starting Jan.
25th, 7:30 —-----
Hall upstairs.
Fee $1.00 a
minimal cost
Classes run 8 weeks.
9:30 p.m. at the Town
lesson plus additional
for use of paints.
Registration Jan. 25th, 7:00 p.m. at
Town Hall, Main St., Grand Bend.
Outline plan
for industries
Ontario will pay up to $1,-
000 for a professional consul
tant to evaluate energy use
in manufacturing plants us
ing up to $100,000 a year in
total energy costs.
The plan is one of On
tario’s energy management
programs being undertaken
by the Ministry of Industry
and Tourism. The overall
objective is to reduce
energy use in the province 15
per cent by 1980.
The Ministry will pay 50
per cent of the costs of the
evaluation and recommen
dations for improvement up
to the maximum of $1,000.
To qualify, manufacturers
must establish an ongoing
energy managment
program and must have the
capability of implementing
the consultant’s report.
Evaluations must be com
pleted by March 31,1978.
ON HURON PARK ROADS — The current weather conditions have made road hockey an
ideal after school sport. Shown above scrimmaging at Huron Park are Wally Crossan, Shawn
Barnes and Darrell Dinney. T-A photo
Grand Bend council meet
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R.R. 1, GRAND BEND
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we don’t stick with it.
Deputy-reeve Bob Simpson
agreed saying, “We were
nice giving them warnings,
it’s as simple as that.”
Council agreed to ask the
County of Lambton to an
impact study on the recent
tax reform proposals by
Ontario Treasurer D’Arcy
McKeough.
In suggesting the study,
reeve Bob Sharen said,
“They are asking for the
advice and expertise of local
government leaders, so, I
feel it should be studied by a
larger group like the
county.”
Sharen continued, “I am
just making you aware of the
magnitude and importance
of this report.”
In other business, council:-
Discussed a request from
the Grand Bend Chamber of
Commerce to place flower
pots on 14 light standards in
the village. Council was
asked to take care of the
expense of watering the
flowers.
Learned from the Ontario
Ministry of Transportation
and Communications that
maintenance of traffic
signals and flashers would
now be the responsibility of
the municipality.
Councillor Harold Green
who is also chairman of the
Grand Bend recreation com
mittee told council Monday
night of the many activities
going on in the village this
winter.
For the ladies an excellent
“keep fit’’ class is being
conducted by Mrs. Gina
Fischer at the Grand Bend
Public School Tuesday
evenings from 8:15 to 9:15
p.m. and Friday mornings
from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.
Classes are now in
progress and any other
ladies are asked to register
immediately. For further in
NOTICE
The Grand Bend and Area Rec Committee will
ireceiving presentations requesting grants for
J978. Presentations to be made on Tues., Jan.
24, >?78. Please contact Village of Grand Bend,
Clerk s office for an appointment — 238-8461
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formation call 238-8735.
For both men and women
volleyball continues at the
Public School Wednesday
evenings from 8 to 10 p.m.
For further information call
Dennis McIntyre evenings
at 238-8270.
Anyone interested in play
ing badminton Thursday
evenings call 238-8053.
Green also reported that
the ice surface at the old
river bed is being main
tained for public skating.
Lights will be on from 6 to 11
p.m. each evening. No snow
mobiles are allowed on the
ice surface.
Times-Advocate, January 19, 1978 Page 17
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