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Times-Advocate, 1980-01-03, Page 14ARTISTS AT VV • RK -- Stacey T urman an Jeff Ungard, both 4, don their smocks for a turn at the easel at Grand Bend Nursery school. T-A photo If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and 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 represcintative. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK 3 lbs 884 Shop produce counter for instoro specials. GRAND BEND STORE HOURS Mon. to Thurs. 8 to 6 Friday 8 to 9 Sat. 8 to 6 Closed Sundays 'TELEPHONE 238-2512 Canada No. 1 BUTTER 1.53 0 2°1 Peanut Butter Toilet Tissue Garbage Bags Kitchen Catcher Bags B.C. Macaroni • R.C. Spaghetti Fabric Softener Coffee Whitener Dry Cat Food Dry Dog Food SENIOR CITIZENS 0011 00e4 01.4 niet.00,ft To 00 ,11504 GS 0, ACM 0.00011 UPON .1111110.1k00. 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Grant Reynolds of Brigden reports that he has not yet decided if he will be running for the New Democratic Party in this election. Reynolds was defeated last M ND ay. P organizer John Morgan of Watford said that they have not set a date or place for a nomination meeting. OPP reminds drivers . Hugh Kelly of the Ontario During the week of partment are clear of any Municipal Board said in a December 23 to 29 the obstruction that hinders a three page decision that an Pinery park detachment of clear view. This means that appeal based on resource the. Ontario Provincial drivers should ensure that equalization factors was not wit hin the OMB's Police laid seven charges all snow and ice build up is tion. jurisdic- under the highway traffic removed from the windows The reeve had hoped to act, and nine charges under before driving. The rear win- the liquor licence act. dow should also be cleared, reduce education taxes on Constable William T. but is not imperative if the the basis that the Lambton Elliott asks that motorists vehicle is fitted with outside County board of education be reminded that Section 48 rear view mirrors which are failed to take resource of the Highway Traffic Act clear. Another safety point equalization grants in to con- prohibits persons from driv-. .is to ensure that any snow sideration. Sharen said he ing a motor vehicle on a build up is removed from had lived for a minimum highway unless the ' signal and stop lamps. This reduction of $3,900. windshield and both side will allow other road users Sharen said that while a windows in the driver's com- to observe your moves, village such as Watford pays - $52,920 as its county levy. Bend's $49,521, Grand Bend's education levy is .$210,121 compared with Wat- ford's $167,566. The $3900 Sharen figures Grand Bend res dents were overtaxed in 1979 for their share of the education levy should comp off in the 1980 assessment when new equalization factors are con- sidered, Sharen said, However, villagers won't be paying lower taxes this year, because the overall assess- ment will go up more than $3900 when the board sets its • budget. Sharen said that Grand Bend council will be discuss- ing whether or not to go to the provincial government to ask for amendments in the act at the next meeting, Conservative MP for Lambton Middlesex Sid Fraleigh is seeking his party's nomination to rnn in February 18 federal election. Fraleigh told the T-A from his h9ine in Port Franks that he doesn't know of any other people seeking the PC nomination,. The Tories nomination meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, January 9 at the Brooke-Alvinston arena in Alvinston, Prime minister Joe Clark will be guest speaker at the meeting. Fraleigh said that he was "some surprised" at the defeat of the government, along with the rest of Canada. He added that he had no idea until noon that day that the opposition was seriously thinking about bringing the government down. Fraleigh says that since then, he has found out that the electorate is mad at all politicians. "Where that anger settles will determine the outcome of the election," he said. Fraleigh called a winter election "disastrous", and pointed out that somewhere in Canada there will probably be severe weather conditions that, day. "We're encouraging older people to take advantage of advanced poles,"he said. Fraleigh is also concerned about the number of people away on holidays for the winter. He agreed that a poling booth in Florida might be beneficial. Fraleigh defended finanee minister John Crosbie's budget, saying that it was very realistic. He said that there were some parts that people wouldn't like, but it was time to "bite the bullet". He thinks that most people realize that we need a tough budget, and he said that no matter which party won the election they would have to come up with a similar budget, "Anyone who didn't (have a tough budget) would be courting disaster," he said, Liberal association riding president Bill Swan of Watford said that there are several "good" men in- terested in the position of Liberal candidate. He said that the nomination meeting has been called for Tuesday, January 8 at Taxandria Hall At the Morning service at Church of God members were glad to welcome hack Dow Stecicle from. Camrose Alberta who is attendingthe Alberta Bible Institute, and home for the holiday, Doug sang a solo, ac- companying. himself on piano in the morning, and led a song service at evening. A letter was read to the congregation from the Stan Desjardine family serving in Tanzania, United Church. Grand Bend annual Congregational meeting, will be_ held Monday January 14th at 8:00 p.m. at the church. The. Grand Bend and Grectnway M. And S. Committee will meet Monday January 7th and 8:00 p.m. at the minister's study in Grand Bend Village loses in, bid to red uc_e_ school tax The village of Grand Be nd compared with Grand lost in a bid to have their education tax levy reduced, "They didn't buy our argument," peeve Reeve Robert Sharen sk for this folder from our representative, Mr. Dave Selkirk who will be at; Green Forest Motor Hotel GRAND BEND, Ontario Tuesday, January 15/80 1:00 - 4:00 P,M. (PLEASE CALL DAVE AT 434-2144 FOR APPOINTMENT) 197 York Street Suite 1000 . London, Ontario 434-2144 Opening new doers to small business. everybody saves on food here- IYAfffiral feffel Prices Effective Jan. 3 to Jan. 8 Folks around town... Many visit for holidays Silverwoods 2% BAG MILK '1.75 WHITE tinitEAD 240z, 2/9 74 SLICING TOMATOES $1.00 Canada Fancy MAC APPLES Produce of U.S.A. Jumbo HEAD LETTUCE Chapman: ICE CREAM 2 litres $ 1• 19 2 lbs. 3 qt. 2/9 Macaroni No name Products at Everyday low prices Shop and compare and save on these items. Sweet Relish Coronation Lido Ready Cut FAI7 A 7 SAV/NCS 12 oz. FOR HOME FREEZERS Aged Al Steer Beef Fresh 2 rolls 2 lbs 954 1.08 2/99t 95( 2 lbs. COUNTRY SAUSAGE 98 4 Fabric Softener Downy Orange Flavoured Crystals Tang local Pork Beulah Holt visited with Mrs. Margaret Maven of Guelph and from there they travelled to Toronto to view the King Tut display. Mrs. Eva, Bariteau spent the Festive holiday in Detroit with her sister Mrs. Lily Moore and family. Miss Etoile White, of Detroit spent the holidays with her niece and nephew, Hazel and Bill Blewett and family. Christmas day guests with Rev. and Mrs. John Camp- bell and family were John's parents and brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Campbell, Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph Campbell and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell and family, and Eric Campbell, all of Westfield, near Blyth. The Campbell family spent Wednesday and Thursday in Pontiac Mich, with Betty's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Walker. With Loreen and Lorne Devine were the Latta family of Waterloo. Vera , Ervin, Lori-Anne, Gary and friend of Ripley and Diane and friend of Toronto, and Mrs. Elva Willert of Dash- wood. Lawrence and Enid Johnson visited Sunday in Southampton at their daughter's Neva and Duncan McVittie, Robin and Lawrence. Also attending were Nancy and Don McArthur Kevin and Karen of Port Elgin. With Erwin and Robert Holt were Debbie and Steve Martin, Calgary, Diane and Vern Sorensen, Dashwood, Elaine and Don Holt of Parkhill. Roy and Mae, Glenda and Tammy Morenz, visited with Mae's son, Glenn and Judy, Dania and Stacey Thurman, in Dashwood. Mrs. Susie Devine, Elda and Elgin Adams, visited with the former's gran- daughter and family, Don and Pauline, Pam and Paul Hendrick, at Wyoming. Clara and Alvin Statton visited during the holidays with their grandaughterLesa and Randy Romphf and great grandson Steven and Jenny at Walkerton, with their daughter Debbie and Harry Plantenga and Eric at Huron Park, and in Sarnia with daughter Bonnie Dugan, grandchildren Theresa, Donald and Janet, and great grandson Lonnie. Mr. And Mrs. George Dawe andtheirgranochikiren visited with his sister Clara and Alvin Statton. Beulah and Mae Holt, Neva and Duman IVIeVittie and family visited with Lawrence and Enid Johnson. Robin and Lawrence McVittie spent holidays last Week with their grand- parents. JIM Kennedy, TorOnto, Elizabeth Kennedy, Van- eotiVer and Brent Hamilton visited with Clarke and Irene Xerinedy. Roy and-Gert Flear stayed in London with 'Ken and Sheila Flear and family. Mrs. Rosie Grigg , visited Dashwood with Ivan and Shirley Grigg and family. Cancer Society Interested people are reminded that there will be a meeting (tonight) Thursday, January 3 in the village hall at Grand Bend to form a branch unit of the Canadian Cancer Society. Women's Institute The Christmas meeting of the Women's Institute was held Thursday afternoon in the S.S. rooms of the United church when 19 adults and 2 pre schoolers sat down to a pot luck luncheon at 1:00 p.m. This meeting was honoring grandmothers. Rev. and Mrs, Moore were guests, and he spoke on the topic, reading us an original poem he composed "Grand- mother's are special." He recalled memories of his own grandma and an 8 year old boy's definition of Gr'indma. Hostesses were the Branch Directors Olive Miller, Doris Bestard and Fern Love. Olive Miller chaired the program, read scripture from 2 Timothy, chapter one, Christmas readings and she sang 'The old arm Chair" song. The motto - "Memory is a wonderful treasure chest if you know how to pack it." She demonstrated her talk with a box of antique items, of lamp, lantern, slate, bells and irons, asking us what memories they recalled. She closed with two poems "A precious name," and "My old quilting frame." Fern Love read a poem for great grandmothers and gifts were given to grand- ma's and great grandma's, and secret pal gifts were distributed, Roll call was answered by naming "Your, grand- mother's birthplace." A sing song of Christmas carols was enjoyed with Millie Desjardine at piano. Institute members have a project of knitting bed socks for children at War Memorial hospital. President, Brenda Love, conducted the business. De/sey sAntRoom luso 4.0112,2„, $1 18 pieces a steb,is 10 02, tin 68( Local 8 to 10 lb. 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