HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-23, Page 31Later in the meeting
.council voted to send $100
the Port Hope disaster relief
fund, after flooding
destroyed the town.
Council 'asked Bob Sirup,
son to sketch a ticket booth
for use on the parking lot,
They have already pur-
chased a machine to give
timed tickets to people who
park on the beech, and a
booth is needed to house the
machine and An attendant.
Simpson said • he
would sketch the booth, but
.they would have to find
someone else to make it, as
he is too busy.
Hans De Jong
a sign permit
Bend Clothing,
was granted
for Grand
Pinery OPP
report
Provincial Police at
Pinery Park laid 27 charges
under the highway traffic act
during the week of April 13 to
19. They laid 12 charges
under the liquor licence act,
and two thefts were in-
vestigated. One impaired
driver was charged and 13
miscellaneous items were
investigated.
pig contest, a bicycle parade
and a treasure hunt. The
greased pig cohtest may
have to be dropped because
secretary Chris Market has
since then learned that the
Humane Society frowned on
them.
Authors
at school
Grand Bend Public School
is planning a young authors
conference during the week
of May 5 to 9, in honour of
education week. The
students will have booklets
and stories of their own
creation on display in the
school gymnasium, and
Principal Betty Fitchett is
planning to have a guest
writer visit the school and
talk to the pupils each day.
Parents are invited to come
to the school for the ac-
tivities.
weaving, spinning, quilling,
quilting, chair caning,
basket weaving, and making
corn husk dolls.
The museum hopes to hold
such events as a log sawing
competition. They also plan
to have refreshments" on
sale. The staff hopes to raise
money for the museum
during the day. Fundslmay
be matched by Wintario
grants.
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cror Roll call was to bring a
guest.
The study and worship
service was on a theme of
"together we make music"
with the meaning that each
woman has a song to sing in
her life.
President, Mrs. Katie
Vincent presided for the
business.
A lawn sale is being
planned for Saturday July
12.
Lunch hostesses were
Lucille Vincent and Leota
Snyder.
United Church news
,Rev. H. Moore's sermon
topic, Sunday morning was
"The ultimate question,"
with scripture from Mark 8 -
verses 27-38. Choir anthem
was "Because you are God's
chosen ones."
Family Sunday will be
observed May 11 at the
United Church. Anyone
wishing the sacrament of
baptism for their children at
this time, please contact
Rev. Moore.
A film presentation will be
held at Exeter High School,
April 24 and 25 at 7:30 p.m.
Phone 235-2559 to pre-
register. $3.00 per person.
Topics include the
following, April 24 - "Why
you act the way you do," and
"coping with hostility."
April 25 - "Overcoming fear,
anxiety and worry," and,
"Six keys to marital hap-
piness." Presentation is by
Tim and Beverley La Haye.
Recreation property committee
propose banquet ,hatli baseball
ittoststool
moo sPsoms
Now available Lake Huron fresh fish.
janitors and principals are
included in the ratio, even if
they don't teach, "The tax
Payers, dent know what's
going on," Green said, He
said he would like to discuss
.the problem with Norval Cheeseman, of the board of
education,
Councillor Keith Crawford
said they should ask
Cheeseman if the
bureacracy is going to be
*Need, along with the
number of teachers.
Cheeseman. is supposed to be
attending an upcoming
meeting concerning
facilities at North Lambton
Secondary School in Forest.
Council voted to endorse a
resulution from the town of
Dunnville asking that the
provincial and federal
governments set up a special
reserve fund for disaster
relief and develop a policy on
giving the money out.
will be provided by Tim
Boyd of Lakeland Sanitation
Services.
The rec committee
decided to continue holding
their meetings on the second
Tuesday of each month until
September. At that time they
will review the situation to
see if that night is agreeable
to all members.
In other business, the
committee decided to' donate
$200 plus labour and
assistance towards the
fireworks display being
organized by the"ChEirriber of
Commerce. The fireworks
are to be held on June 29,
weather permitting. Several
members at the meeting said
they were pleased with the
turnout at last year's
fireworks display, despite
poor weather.
The committee also had a
discussion on possible events
for Burgerfest. Among the
suggestions were a greased
iremain says they hope to
attract many people who live
in the area, who have never
been to the museum before.
Combining the engine
show with the craft display
should provide something of
interest to everyone,
Tremain says. In the engine
display, there should be
some antique tractors, as
well as old gas engines used
to power such things as buzz
saws, washing machines,
pumps and mills. Tremain
also hopes to have a steam
engine on display.
Pioneer, crafts include
The Optimists motto is
"friend of the youth". This
club will be devoted to
helping young people and
children in the area, and all
funds raised by the club will
be kept in the community.
President Shane Burley says
that activities for children
and youth are limited in the
Grand Bend area. Among
the new group's plans are the
organization of minor
hockey and baseball teams.
Pizza Delight .
Grand Bend
has been sold to Bill & Janice Peckitt. The
restaurant is now located 1 block south of
Dale's Esso on Hwy 21. We would like to
thank our customers for their patronage
and wish Bill & Janice success in their new
business.
Dale & Dianne Hayter
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Westons Plain
Crusty Bread
Habitant
Pea Soup
Habitant
Vegetable Soup
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Museum plans festival.
Soccer club seeks funds
A delegation from the ,hanquetivill,iis Weil es- have ..inaCCorate. He said that recreational property a soccer field, and baseba4
committee received the go. diamond. They were having
ahead , from Grand. HOW difficulties finding enough
council to include some MOM for all the suggested
village property in their items.
plans, at Monday night's A suggestion to move the
council meeting, soccer field was turned
Lorne Campbell, Dave down, The committee
Turner and Frank Homer pointed out that field had to
came to the council meeting remain in a north-South
with a preliminary plan for direction, To move it to an
the use of the recreational east-west location would
property, This property is cause problems with sunsets
located behind the Legion in the players eyes.
Hall and the soccer field, It. In other business, coun-
was purchased by the Lions cillor Harold Green ex,
Club for recreational Use, pressed concern about
The recreational property Grand Bend Public School,
committee is made up of He said that one teacher had
members from the village's been declared surplits and
rec committee and the Lions that next fall there will be
president of the Zurich Lions club presented trophies to Kim club, one less teacher, "It's the
at the annual banquet of the Zurich-Grand Bend figure Council gave the corn- first step in the closing of
Staff photo, inittee permission to use Grand Bend school," Green
• . property adjacent to the said.
firehall in their plans: The Green said that this will
Grand Bend ch.urch ..news committee would, like to raise the pupil-teacher ratio,
. build a community centre or which he described as
Tend-R-Spot Extra Lean Cut
Pea meal
LIONS TROPHY — Doug Erb,
Bedard arid Elizabeth batars
skating club.
Guest speaker Sunday
morning at the Church of
God was Edgar Cudmore of
Hensall,
Rev. John Campbell was
attending special meetings
at Hartford, Ontario from
Friday to Sunday. At the
Sunday evening church of
God service the ladies of the
church were in charge.
A slide presentation on
India was shown and enjoyed
very much.
The children and youth
groups held their regular
weekly meeting Friday
evening at Church of God.
Church of God ladies held
their regular month,ly
meeting, Thursday evening
at the church, with 18 in
attendance.
A delegation from the
Grand Bend Soccer Club
were granted part, of their
requests at a meeting of the
rec committee last week.
Tom Vlemmix and Ed
Mommersteeg asked that
the rec committee put up a
portable toilet near the
soccer field and the com-
mittee agreed. A second
request for funds is being
considered.
Rec committee members
Harold Green and' Judy
Uniac asked that the soccer
club submit a —financial '
statement from lastyear and
a budget on what they expect
to need this year. After
reviewing the soccer club's
finances, the committee will
decide on a possible grant.
Besides the portable toilet
at the soccer field the rec
committee decided to have
two others at the playground
and the parkette behind the
municipal offices. The toilets
Plans are well underway
for antique engine and
pioneer craft festival at
Lambton , Heritage
Museum, according to
curator Bob Tremain. The
museum, located about five
miles south of Grand Bend
on highway 21 has set aside
Sunday, May 25 for the
festival.
Tremain says he hopes to
make it a family day at the
museum. Activities will run
from noon until 5:00 p.m.
Because its in advance of
the heavy tourist season,
A group of Grand Bend
area men met last Thursday
night to form the area's first
Optimist Club. About 38
members came to the Legion
Hall in Grand Bend for the
organizational meeting.
Paul Gorman of the
Optimists International of
Pittsburgh presented the
new group with a charter.
Watford Optimist club is
sponsoring the new Grand
Bend group. Dave Cowley, a
lieutenant-governor from
Watford, helped organize the
local club. A minimum of 35
interested men was required
to start the group.
President of the new club
is Shane 'Burley of R.R. 2,
Grand Bend. Other members
of the executive are
secretary-treasurer - John
Griffiths; chairman Tim
Connolly; fellowship
chairman - Joe Green;
publicity chairman - Stan
Pachlarz; finance chairman
Frank Backx; and program
chairman - Don Labelle.
The group is planning a
supper and charter night for
some time in June.
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Times,Advoca to, April 2 , 1980 Pggl
WINS TROPHY — Kerry Lynn Dietz received the Ken Lewis
trophy from Sharon Bullock at the annual banquet of the
Zurich-Grand Bend figure skating club.
NOTICE
GRAND BEND PUBLIC SCHOOL.
KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
May 5, 1980
9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Children 5 years of age on or before December 31,
1980 are eligible for Kindergarten in September.
Please call the school 238-2091 for an appointment
B.A. Fitchett
Principal
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Staff photo
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