Times-Advocate, 1978-07-06, Page 12 (2)Will undertake survey
for subsidized housing
The village of Grand Bend
has asked the Ontario
Ministry of Housing to carry
out a stildy .on the need for
assisted rental housing for
senior citizens and tiamilies.
Based on a review of the
village's housing situation,
the study will include an
assessment of economic
trends. growth factors and
future housing needs.
End season
with dinner
More than 30 Women's
Institute- members and -
friends held their end of
season meeting in the form
of a dinner party. Thursda
evening at the Fireside • In
in Thedford.
Olive Miller proposed a
toast to past. present and
future presidents and
secretaries.' This was replied
to by' Brenda Love.
Al short business meeting
chaired by Jlabel Gill
followed dinner
A committee meeting was
set up for July 6 to plan for
catering for a group of 139
people coming to attend
Huron Country Playhouse
' Brenda Love lined up
exhibits to display at Exeter
fair by the W.I. .
The quilt made last winter
by
W 1, members to enter
plowing match competition
was put on display and it was
decided to sell it by reserve
hid at the plowing match.
The door prize was won by
Aileen Ravelle. Closest
birthday to dinner meeting
date was won by Mrs. Arnold
Kintz.
• Several oral contests were
conducted by Lillian Brown.
.The first . meeting of -the
• tall season will be Septemrsr
21 The topic will be
agriculture and Cahadian
fndustrs with convener Eva
Allister in charge.
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Information will also be
gathered through.direct mail
questionnaires, advertising,
and interviews and ap-
plications already on file.
Senior citizens' and
families will refeive letters
outlining the Ontario
Housing Corporation's
assisted rental- housing
program and will be asked if
they. are interested in
ssisted accommodation. -
Residents who do not receive
a questionnaire by mair-may
.obtain -copies from Louise
Clipperton, clerk treasurer
for the village.
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A typical senior citizen
apartment consists of living
room, bedroom, bathroom,
and a kitchen equipped with'
a stove and refrigerator. In
most communities the
typical senior citizen
development is a one or two-
storey building. -
Family housing unit size
varies with the community
needs, but up to five
bedrooms may be included.
Rents are based on the gross
family income. not on the
number of bedrooms or type
of housing provided.
After the survey is com-
pleted at municipality has
several choices. It may
• develop an assisted - rental
housing project on its own
through a municipal non-
profit housing agency; it
may request the ministry of
housing to undertake the
developments or ask the
ministry to seek private
sector involvement to secure
units under the rent sup-
plement program or private
assisted rental program ; or
it may encourage the
'creation of a local non-profit
group to develop a non-profit
housing project.
ND BEND
AND DISTRICT NEWS
Say leiter and bad press
d
amag:ng to resort image
A letter to Grand Bend cards accusation of an 'at-- rnagnut le has room for con -
Council complaining about mosphere of pandemonium' - :taint refinement and im-
the buffaloburger fest and wrote Carte -
the subsequent bad press didCarter said improvements dooso withhe full cooperand we can -
more harm to the village's had been made to the opera- tion of the village council
image than anything in the tion, of the burgerfest this and the citizens of (:rand
last ten years. says the year including as many as 18 Bend' if all suggestion
Gran -d Bend and Area
Chamber of Commerce.
Nick Carter. president of
the Chamber. sent a point by
point -rebuttal to council of
an earlier letter by Doug
Kincaid
Kincaid. in his letter. said
there was problems of over-
crowding. poor service. and
too many people standing
and drinking in the beer tent
at the buffaloburger fest
"The Chamber of.
Commerce has spent
thousands of dollars in an ef-
fort to promote tourism and
improve the image of Grand
Be
nd One mis-directe
citizen and a press bent
sensationalism has
destroyed this in one day."
Carter's letter said
Cartea there was on Outdoor services
major fightight ands flowminor
security people plus five.un- chaneled through` the
iformed Barnes security ''nChamber of ('onunerce. 1
- guards on duty each even- am sure we can run a
ing. a double fence around festival of which everyone
the area to prevent gate can he protect
crashers and people handing "Unfortunately we have
beer over the fence. im- been .et hack many nears
proved floodlighting: dou- - and the battle is once agaidr
ble the sanitary facilities' - uphill "
with 16 portable toilets: and The Chamber's letter
frequent head counts to criticized the Lambton
restrict the crowd to the 500 County Gazette far carrying
licenced capacity a story 'headlined "Brawl's
Carter .also said a patio Mar Weekend F'fstivities"
area -was added outside the That was the c•rumrniest
licenced area 'for children thing f have ever read in my
nd others not wishing a life ft was the most dis-
er. torted . report f have ever
"w'e as the Chamber -of seen... said Councillor
Commerce. realize that any Harold Green. referrinit to
undertaking -of this the story inthe Gazette -
scuffles which were quickl
ded has new format
' The whole unfortunate
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ore than a few dozen,peo-
e in the tent as the alterca-
on happened at the north
d by the cook tent Hun-
eds of people in the main
tent were never aware any
such incident took place.
The whole thing was brought
under control within a few
minutes by our security peo-
ple Put of twenty-four hours
of operation. f do not feel
• that one five minute distur-
bance warrants Mr Kin-
SERYICE
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SERVICE
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W. Harwood, Phm.B
- 238-8540 Beside Post Office
22. 81 CRESCENT
GRAND BEND, ONT.
HURON SANITATION
Owned by John J. Hotson
CAN OFFER YOU
COMPLETE 24 HR.
SANITATION SERVICE
PHONE JOHN HOTSON AT 238-2140
If no answer call 238-8240 for prompt reply.
POWER SEWER LiNE
CLEANING
• from 1 1/2" to 5" pipe
• save unnecessary Town damage
• cut down labour costs
• for farm, commercial and residential
PORTABLE TOILET SERVICE
Portable to,iets ore o..6.1ab1e 7 doys a week with
Maintenance and Delivery included
R. Re 1, GRAND BEND "
Th f
e irst outdoor service d
the season was held Sunda
morning with a new time
format and sound system
Beginning at 1 r<.otl a.m. Iren
.Kennedy led a 15 minut
hymn sing -with audience
requests.
Rev. .H. Moore's sermon
topic was "Grace means that
you -are okay." Soloist was
Ruth Johnson singing, ••,1
song of joy.
Church of God
The Church of God. Youth
F ellowship members. met
' Friday evening at Marian
- Snider's cottage for a beach
party to honor her niece
Debra Snider who leaves
Wednesday for Columbia to
work as a mission helper.
Church of God ladies
served 'lunch to the family
and relatives Monday af-
ternoon following the funeral
of nine year old Shawn
binney. son of Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Dinney. Huron Park.
and grandson of Mr at Mrs.
Toth Desjardine. Grand
Bend.
Special speaker . Sunday
evening at the Church of God
was Rev. Ron Hallman from
the Canadian home Bible
league. out of London.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Art Webb of
Green Acres have received
word•that their son Rev &
f 11r .Paul Webb:and. Karen
y haw arrived back in Canada
alter serving on the.mission
livid and social service work
• in Hong Kong. .China. for
e more than 15-- years. The
11 -ebb's three sons preceded
their parents to Canada to
continue their education
here
Mr & Mrs. Alec Hamilton
have returned from a
holiday in Ottawa at their
son'. Mr. & Mrs Barry
Hamilton. While there, the
___ilamilton's - S'r. celebrated
_ their 44th wedding an-
niversarY
Joy- Webb. London, has
spent some holidays with her
grandmother Mrs. Olive
Webb
Her. & Mrs. John Camp-
bell have returned home
from a holiday when they
attended the lrLternational
Convention of Church of God
in Anderson Indiana and also •
visited her parents Mr &
• Mrs Louie Walker in Pon-
tiac.
iraura Lee and Douglas
Campbell have returned.
homefrom a holiday on the
farm with their grand-
parents Mr. & Mrs. A.
Dougalas Campbell.
Westfield near Blyth.
Mr & Mrs • Marvin
Salisbury and Steven of
London visited Sunday with
Mrs. Rosa Grigg
NEW IN GRAND BEAD
•
•clear permanent nails
•lashes
•ear piercing
*manicures
•pedicure
•eyebrow plucking
Beauty. Consultant
See Jan Darvill.e
Your inquiries invited
Phone Ethel's Beauty Salon
238-2412. •
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ODD COUPLE STARS — It was pocked at Huron Country Playhouse Tuesday evening that
saw the opening performance of the Playhouse's seventh season. In a scene from the Neil
Simon comedy are les Carlson as Oscar and Jack Duffy as Felix.
Staff photo
Invitation
The Sun Shop
presents a
Mexican fashion
Fiesta
featuring a unique collection of em-
broidered dresses, sports wear and
bedch wear by: Carol B de Gomez
from the Muchas Cosas Boutique in
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
An informal fashion showing will be
held -
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
July6, 7and8
at
Sanders Restaurant
and Tavern
at the beach in Grand Bend.
Fashions will be modelled
during the luncheon and dinner
hours each day, Come and join us.
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