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Resort Chamber will assist in annual Pinery ski loppet
Grand Bend and area
Chamber of Commerce will
assist with this year's cross
country ski loppet at the
Pinery Park in early
February. Past President
Eugene Grenier, Mae Morenz
and Beverly Harwood were
named as committee
members representing the
Chamber at the general
meeting held at the Colonial
Workshops
For Parents of Teens
Presented by The Lambton Health Unit
February 8, 1983
THE ADOLESCENT AS A BEING
'February 15, 1983
PROBLEMS IN SCHOOL AND IN
THE HOME
February 22, 1983
DRUGS, DELINQUENCY AND ALCOHOL
Day and Time: Tuesdays,. 7:30-9:30 p.m.
Location: North Lambton Secondary School,
Forest
Admission: Free
Format: Panel, general discussion
Hotel, Tuesday night.
Assistance for the annual
ski event was requested by
Terry Crabe, of the Pinery
Park, at an executive
meeting of the Chamber held
in December.
'The group has agreed to
pay for one-quarter of the cost
of a film projector to be used
by Grand Bend Public School.
Up to $300 will be donated.
There was some discussion
at the general meeting about
cooperating with the village
in obtaining funds for various
projects in the next tvt o years.
The Chamber has previously
discussed the installation of
picnic tables on the beach and
additional benches around the
village.
Representing the village,
Reeve Bob Sharen indicated
that labour and some
materials would be available
from the village.
Sharen also said that
government funding was
available over a two year pro-
gram for group projects on a
cost-sharing basis and asked
the group to get ideas
together so that applications
for grants could be made.
The village has verbal
- geement for 75 percent fun-
ding for an economic oppor-
tunities study to be conducted
in the near future. The total
cost of the study will be $1,400.
Vice president Lloyd
Morden was appointed to at-
tend a Conference on tourism
to be held in Stratford next
FIRST PINERY SNOW — Among the 60 families enjoying the first skiing snow at Pinery Provincial Park Sun-
day were Peter and Mary Thayer and their sons Steven and Mark. Close to 100 cars with skiers were admit-
ted to .the park, Sunday.
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week.
Mel Douglas, chairman of
the theme team requested
that members submit ideas
they may haveto beautify the
town.
Past president, Mac Dunlop
was appointed to represent
the chamber on an airport
committee.
A film on 1982 Burgerfest
was shown in the lounge of the
hotel. Coffee and donuts were
provided by the management
of the hotel.
Interest is sparked
in �pgrading airport
News that a surplus US Air
National Guard Voodoo jet
fighter was waiting at Lon-
don Airport to be transported
to Grand Bend sparked in-
terest in the upgrading of the
airport east of the village this
week.
An airport committee is in
the process of formation. So
far Deputy Reeve Harold
Green has keen appointed to
represent the village and past
president Mac Dunlop of the
Chamber of Commerce will
represent that group.
Dunlop stated that there is
a letter froni the office of MP
(Lambton-Middlesex) Ralph
Ferguson stating that up to
$50,000 is available t6 resur-
face the longest runway ( 2,600
About people you know
Continued from page 16
dogs at John and Marian
Steckle's house.
Anglican Church news
Rev. J. Sutton spoke about
stewardship this past Sunday
referring to the Gospel of
John 2:1-11 - the Wedding at
Cana. The servants had not
planned well and the wine had
been all served. Jesus
manifested His power by
changing the water to wine.
Rev. Sutton feels ev!ryone
is given gifts. They must in-
dividually discern what they
are - then how they can be us-
ed and how they will -be ac-
complished. Back in the '40s and visitors and friends will
the Grand Bend Anglican ' be welcomed. Come out and
Church of St. John's was bring your craft to display.
founded with a mission for the For the next two weeks will
future. And now in the '80s the you Grand Bend folks please
phone your news items,
meeting and.church notes, to
Barb Southcott at 238-2310.
Thank you.
a couple of days visiting last
week; Norma with her friend
Mrs. Bernice Chambers, of
Wingham, and Greta with her
sister Mrs. Doris Hicks, at
Blyth.
Congratulations to Lorne
and Loreen Devine, who.
observed their 35th wedding
anniversary last week.
Grand Be.nd Women's In-
stitute will meet Thursday
afternoon January 20 -in the
Sunday School rooms at the
United Church for their
winter crafts afternoon.
Several crafts will' be
demonstrated at this meeting
members of St. John's must
try and fulfill that mission. '
The first Board of Manage-
ment meeting for 1983 will be
k1dThursday, January 20 at
00 in the Parish Hall. The
annual meeting starting with
a pot luck supper at 6:30 p.m.
will be held January 31 in the
Parish Hall.
Coffee hour hostess follow-
ing the morning service was
Mrs. Joan Cole.
United Church news
Follow me! was the medita-
tion chosen by Rev. H. Moore
Sunday morning, taken from
Jr, Mark 1:20, He called them -
they followed Him. The scrip-
ture lesson Mark 1:14-20 was
read by Mrs. Marjorie
Mason. -
Choir anthem was, "Ye ser-
vants of God."
The annual meeting of the
Grand Bend congregation will
be held at the church Monday,
January 24 at 8:00 p.m.
The Official Board Annual
Meeting for the charge will be
at Grand Bend church on
Thursday, January 27 at 8:00
p.m.
Huron -Perth Presbyterial
will take place on January 24
in Northside United Church,
Seaforth beginning at 9:30
a.m.
Rev. H. Moore read a letter
to the congregation from Rt.
Rev. Clarke McDonald,
United Church Moderator re -
Ventures in Mission.
This was announcement
Sunday for Ventures in Mis-
sion across Canada from St.
John's Newfowndland, Cr'
White Horse in the Yukon.
Ventures in Mission
(V.I.M.) represents a new
challenge to the life of the
United church in Canada. It is
a church -wide programe
designed to have a major im-
pact on the future of the
church across our land.
Over the next few months,
until Advent 1983, we will be
receiving study information
concerning V.I.M. and in 1984
each member of the United
Church will be given the op-
portunity to take part.
–., Southcglt Pines news
Congratulations! to Tom
Lawson, Lakeshore, on being
named to the London Mayor's
New years list for contribu-
tions to the arts; and . to
Robert Deane, Lakeshore, on
receiving the Q.C. designation
from Queen's Park.
. Welcome to new owners.
the Ken Mclntyre's on
Christie. They own/operate
pharmacies in Parkhill and
other centre.
Among children with prin-
cipal roles in Grand Bend
Public School's production of
Wizard of Oz were Verne
Iskauskas, Brookbank; Kim
Finch, William; Barbie
Lawson and Stephen Lingard,
Lakeshore.
Winners of the best essay
contest sponsored by the Book
Store for Grand Bend
stutlants included Kathleen
Perch and Claud Dykstra,
Sherwood; Matthew Ander-
son, Brewster: Sherry
Twynstra, Riverside;
Michael Clay and Jennifer
Bumstead of Parkway.
Personals
Mrs. Emery Stebbins is a
patient in Strathroy Hospital.
Mrs. Norma Desjardine
and Mrs. Greta Luther, spent
feet ). "It's not in as bad shape
as we thought," Dunlop said.
He feels they may not need
the full amount of the
allocation.
It was suggested that
perhaps the, jet might have
been able to land at Grand
Bend on the big runway. The
plane will be used in a joint
research project with the
U.S. and Bell Aerospace for
the development of an air -
cushioned undercarriage to
facilitate the movement of the
plane on the ground. Resear-
chers at Bell are currently
working on a tri-phibian, air -
cushioned landing gear which
would allow a 12 passenger
plane to land and take off on
land, water or snow.
OOI11Pt, FIEIRO
BOOKKEEPING
INVESTMENTS
LEADING TRUST CO.NPA.YIE
ART READ
Chartered Accountant
( 5.19) 238-2388
Grand Bend,
Ontario
39 Woodpark Cres.
N�tice
to Residents of Grand Bend
No overnight parking on village
streets according to Bylaw 17/78 to
allow for snow removal. Vehicles
will be towed away at owner's
expense.
Dianne Mollard
Clerk -Treasurer
Village of Grand Bend
and
COFFEE SHOP
Grand Bend 238.5055
This Week's Special '
Soft
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Delicious
Apple Fritters �r
Males Donuts 6P1"
Homemade soup, chili,
hotdogs and submarines, served daily
Featuring "Tasty Nu Bakery" products
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On any of our Lakewood stoves
(Savings are substantial
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Catalytic Dampers $17900
Ask about a catalytic demonstration
See Garry Desjardine - Pinedale sub
Grand Bend
Keith Crawford . Zoo Road
RR 2 Grand Mend
*Orders must be placed .
before Feb. 1, 1963