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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-10-08, Page 16CORD JEANS by H.A.S.H. Pincord jeans, slim leg style - Just Arrived. Brown, Navy, Grey... Reg. $26.00 $ 1 999 Medium wale Cord Jeans Berry, Teal, Wheat... Reg. $28.00 Storewide Inventory Clear-out Sale. Entire stock of Fall and Winter fashions hds been drastically reduced. SPORTSWEAR SEPARATES ALL NEW FALL ARRIVALS - Sweaters, Skirts, Blazers, Pants, Blouses, Tops. *Corduroy Group by Breckenridge * Velour groups by Clichy and Jr. Place *Sweaters by Lady Anne 1/3 OFF Reg. Prices Village of Grand Bend Preliminary list of electors will be posted On Oct„ 10 at the following locations, GRAND BEND PUBLIC UTILITIES OFFICE Ontario. St.. N. Grand Bend GRAND BEND POST OFFICE 81 Crescent St. Grand Bend * BANK OF MONTREAL Ontario St., N. Grand Bend TORONTO-DOMINION BANK 81 'Crescent St. Grand Bend * THE BEEHIVE Main St. Grand Bend , * THE CLERK'S OFFICE 44 Main St. Grand Bend Applications for revisions may be filed at the clerk's office during normal working hours (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) from Fri„ Oct. 10, 1980 through to 5 p.m. Oct., 22, 1980. Louise Clipperton Clerk J Notice to Ratepayers Village of Grand Bend - Winter season garbage collection com- mences Oct. 13, 1980 (the entire Village will be picked up on Mondays only). - Village Waste Site open to the Public, Oct. 4, 1980 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. (there will be no fee charged on this day). Thank you. Yours truly, Louise Clipperton Clerk Village of Grand Bend FOR SALE 1.1975 F.W.D. Chev. truck, dump box, 1 ton with Myers Snow Plow. Sealed bids accepted until noon Oct. 15, 1980 at the Clerk's office, 44 Main St., Grand Bend. (Highest or any bid not necessarily accepted) FALL CLEARANCE SEPARATE SCHOOL RETIREMENTS — Katherine Dietrich, Listowel and Evelyn McKeever of Mount Carmel were honoured by the Huron-Perth Separate School Board at a staff dinner at the Pineridge Chalet, Friday night, The two ladies are shown chatting with board thoirman Ronald Marcy. Photo by Oke Foil Fashion Party Ware Thanksgiving Greeting Cards ar, 11111,.. available at HARWOOD DRUGS Ltd. 238450 Beside Post Office 22, 81 CRESCENT GRAND BEND, (NT, GRAND BEND DECORATING *mum and FLOORING CENTRE VISA HWY. #21 238-8603 Grand Bend Decorating Centre's YEAR END INVENTORY SALE ALL STOCK 10% to 50%Off Below are just a few of the many values on sale now Ornetrong Reg. $13.95 sq. yd' $795 NOW FROM sq, yd • ALL STOCKED WALLPAPER 25% Off • CARPET REMNANTS 50% Off ft TiroesAdvocat October 8, 1980 Continue streak The record of Grand. Bend Colonials in the Ausable soccer league round robin. playoffs continue te. be perfect. Sunday's scheduled game with the. Grand Bend "B's" Was 'Called off when the latter club defaulted, The Colonials will be back in action Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m, on their home field when they meet Taxandria. Many area residents enjoying fall outings Want plan for rec facility GENUINE LEATHER COATS mid GLOVES is all-knitted gloves, hats, and All Remaining Coats - Men's and Ladies' • And all gloves in leather plus ol I 2 scarves are Clear-out Priced... PRICE OPEN: Thanksgiving w 10 a.rn. - 5 p.en. Daily - 10 a.m. - p.m. Sunday 1 P.M. - 5 P.M. CLOSED Wednesday Grand Bend and area folks have been enjoying the fall charter bus tours. Several were on the five day trip to the Agawa Canyon. Travelling north in Ontario to Sudbury, Elliot Lake and Agawa Canyon, then on to Sault. Ste. Marie where some took a tour of the city on double decker buses and others a boat trip through the locks. They came home by way of United ,States, stopping in Mackinac Island also in Frankenmuth, Michigan. Others enjoyed the three day trip to Killarney lakes in Northern Ontario, a boat cruise and home by way of Manitoulin Island and the ferry ride on Chi-Cheematm Car & Truck Rentals 12E3 Low rates by the day, week, month "We've got your wheels" Located at ... Thompson-Warner Plymouth-Chrysler Open 7 Days CHARGEX AMMO VISA MON from South Bay Mouth to Tobermory. Bridge winners Four tables were in play at the weekly bridge game held at St. John's Parish hall. Playing the Howell movement system winners were, first-Madelon and Harry Wilson, Second-Helen and Manning Jamieson. Orpha club The first fall meeting of the Orpha club was held last Monday afternoon at Irene Kennedy's home. President, Irene, opened with a poem, "Ten second sermon for a busy day". Ten ladies were in at- tendance. It was agreed to buy a quantity of flannelette to make articles- for a Christmas donation to the Children's Aid in Lambton County. The next meeting will be a pot luck luncheon at Mildred MacLaren's home. Eva Bariteau donated a three quarter size bed spread and tickets will be sold on it at the luncheon meeting. A poem for September birthdays was read by Irene and she closed the meeting with a prayer. 4 H news The "Foodaholics" 4H club number three held meeting three at Diana Hardy's home on Monday. Roll call was home ac- tivities. Discussion was on pressure and slow cookers. They made cabbage rolls and cooked some both ways. Meeting four was held at Laura Desjardine's home September 29. Roll call was a report on making chicken cacciatore at home. Discussion was on how to season a fry pan. Grand Bend council Monday night approved an expenditure of up to $2,000 for a concept plan for a recreation building in the village. Deputy-reeve Judy Uniac reported on behalf of the recreation property com- mittee, She said Deleon, planning consultants would do the work. Proposed on the property located behind the Legion property is a community centre type building and regulation fields for soccer and baseball. The property was pur- chased a few years ago by the Grand Bend Lions club and it has now been turned over to the village. Members of the Lions and Lioness clubs are on the recreation property com- mittee which is n charge of the proposed construction. Mrs, Uniac said a building of 60 feet by 100 feet has been suggested. She continued, "What the concept plan really will be is to decide what we can put on the property we now have." At the same meeting council decided to delay a decision on a request from Rice Construction for a mobile park development on the former 'Patterson farm at the south-east portion of the village. ' On the advice of Lambton planner Richard Hall and solicitor Dan Murphy council decided to delay until a site plan is received. The Rice proposal would be for 231 sites, similar to their present Grand Coves Estates development at the northerly edge of Grand Bend in Stephen township. Approval was given for construction of footings, well and floor for a new washroom at a cost of $1,599.60. In connection with sewer control, council passed a motion authorizing road work. Alberta Street and Sauble Road will be replaced with 12 inches of B gravel, six inches of A gravel, two inches of asphalt and two catch basins. The cost to the village on these two streets will be about $6,000. Road formen Garry Desjardine suggested to council that an extra one inch of asphalt be added to the whole length of Lake Road. Desjardine also recom- mended that Gibbs. Park and Dietrich Crescent be left with A gravel until all the house connections are made. After meeting with Lambton County planners Bill Hall and Janet Gillies, solicitor Dan Murphy and the Grand Bend planning board council decided to withdraw an objection to a zoning amendment by Bosanquet township at part of Lot 3 LRE Concession. Council voiced no op- position to a request from Dale's Sunoco to use a portion of the former Desjardine property as a run-in to the service station, Reeve Bob Sharen asked councillors to give some thought to making property owners responsible for collecting transient trader licence fees when com- pleting rental arrangements. A letter from the Ministry of Natural Resources outlined new prodecures for the Shoreline Protection Act. A request from Mona Finch to combine three lots for one sewer connection was granted. Council learned from Lambton county librarian Ron Baker that a large number of books had been donated by Don and Elma Kunz of Grand Bend. Mr. Baker said in a letter to a neighbour Mrs. H.M, Meyer, "Many of the books will be valuable additions to our library system." He continued,"It's our policy to rotate all books among the 25 county libraries and not possible to keep all books at Grand Bend" but, he assured they will be appreciated by other residents in the county. Requests to two Ontario Ministries for assitance in projects received similar negative answers. The Ontario Ministry of Tourism replied that they did not have any programs to assist municipalities in purchasing equipment to clean up beaches. The Ministry of Tran- sportation and Com- munications reported that they would do an updating of The harvest home service of Holy Communion was held Sunday at St. John's Anglican church. Rev. G. Anderson's sermon topic was "How can we know God?" Mrs. Marg Richardson was coffee hour hostess after the 9:30 a.m. morning ser- vice. The annual vestry meeting of St. Johns Anglican church will be preceded by a pot luck supper and will be held in the Parish hall on Thur- sday October 9 at 5:45 p.m. Anglican church ladies meet The A.C.W. met Thursday afternoon at the Parish hall with Convener Thelma Brosseau, presiding. Thirteen members and one guest were in attendance. Plans for the upcoming pot luck supper on October 9 were discussed. Guest speaker was Faye Blair from Arc Industries, Dashwood. She asked for anyone interested in- volunteer help for retarded children at Arc.. Church of God news Church of God ladies held their October meeting Thursday evening at the church. Roll call was a verse or thought on Thanksgiving. President, Katie Vincent conducted the business. The study period was on Church of God Centennial with slides of the Centennial Convention held during the summer in Anderson, Indiana, shown by Betty Campbell. About 35 children, youth and leaders met Friday night at Church of God. The children studied a unit of thankfulness and the youth enjoyed activities at the school gym. All joined together for lunch refresh- ments. Three car loads from the village parking ;view for a fee of $1,900. To this reeve Bob Sharen replied, "Considering the cost, we shall try and struggle through by ourselves." Church of God attended Youth for Christ, Saturday evening at Brucefield to see the film "Noah's Ark". World wide communion was observed Sunday at Church of God. Celebraite communion The Sacrament of Holy Communion was observed Sunday morning at the United Church. Welcomed into the fellowship of the church were Wayne Riddell, joining by Profession Faith, John Wuerth, transferring from Exeter United, Linda Weurth, transferring from Zion West United church. Rev. H. Moore's sermon topic was Christ is for the World" , with scripture reading from John, chapter four, verses seven to forty two. Choir anthem was "Communion Calypso". Grand Bend United Church women will be hosting the Thanksgiving Ecumenical service on Tuesday, October 14 at 8:00 p.m. at the church. All ladies of the community are in- vited. Grand Bend United Church Women will hold their October meeting at Lambton County Museum at 1:30 p.m. with plans to hold the worship service in the Mary Ellen Chapel there. Anyone needing a ride are asked to meet at the church at 1:15. Village of Grand Bend Nominations will be accepted for the following offices: • Reeve Deputy Reeve. Councillors P.U.C. Commissioners At the Clerk's office, 44 Main St., Grand Bend on the following dates, Oct. 16, 17, and 20 during normal office hours 9 a.m, through 5 p.m. Nomination forms are available at the Clerk's office during normal office hours. Louise Clipperton Clerk The girls learned how to bake and fold a crepe and made cherry and ice cream crepe. Reported by Patti Love. Personals The undenominational coffee Bible hour was held last Thursday morning at Mrs. Eleanor Hayter's home, with 17 in attendance, This week the group will meet at Mrs. Ruth DeBrtun's home, at 12 Riven , Road, 9:30 a.m, October 9. They are studying the book. "Women's Priorities." by Joyce Marie Smith. All ladies welcome. Senior Citizens are reminded of their meeting date this week, Wednesday October Sat 1:30 p.m. at St. John's Parish hall. Ernie Chipchase is a patient in University hospital, London. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Adams were their daughter's and families, Mr. & Mrs. Don Hendrick, Pan & Paul, of Wyoming, Mr. & Mrs, Lanny Scrimegour, Angela and Jeff of London, Mrs. Susie Devine of town. The families were celebrating recent family birthday's and Mr. & Mrs, Adams 42nd wedding an- niversary. Mrs. Mary Ferguson has • returned to her home in Victoria on Vancouver Island, after spending the summer here. Lawrence Johnson spent a few days last week visiting at his daughter's homes, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McVittie, Robin and Lawrence of Southampton, and Mr. & Mrs. Don McArthur, Kevin and Karen of Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flear visited in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. George Buckingham, and on to Kingston for a visit at their son's, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Flear and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson, of Elkhorn Manitoba visited several days with Mr.& Mrs Everard Miller, here. Saturday dinner guests with Lorne and Loreen Devine were Ervin, Vera and Lori-Anne Latta, of Waterloo, Sunday evening callers with the Devine's were Donnie and Audrey Tetreau of Lambeth. RESORT SEWER WORK PROGRESSING — Work on the second phase of sanitary sewers is proceeding on schedule in Grand Bend. On Friday workmen were involved in the installation of the sewer along Highway 21, south of the bridge. Council okay $2,000 for study S E the sun shop 83 MAIN ST. GRAND zero 238.2511'. Churches busy