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LOCAL TENNIS STARS Connie Wansbrough, 12, Tania Johnson, 11, Danny Oliver, 2 and Robbie Oliver, 11, recently
travelled to Kitchener to take part in the CHYM junior tennis tournament, representing Lakewood Tennis Club, Grand Bend.
Although not among the winners this time, coach Mary Jane Miller reports that they all played well and says that they
should do well in future efforts. Absent from the photo was Jonathan O'Connor, 11 Staff photo
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MEM TEN 0
Casino
' - -up
cleaned this month
remains of Lakeview Casino has had tenders in to
rates were preventing him
which was destroyed by fire demolish the cement walls from developing the beach.
June 29. Fraleigh says he
but there's "too much con- He said that he hoped to
gestion". He added that It have plans finalized In "a
has been impossible for ", andwould
wreckers to work on the likecouple to haveofweeks something ready
casino because of the inplaceofthecasinobynext
• ' number of people on the summer.
beach. Prior to the casino fire,
gh said that he Fraleigh had made plans to
hoppesea tto o have the remains of erect condominiums on the
the casino removed in mid -property adjacent to the c
September.
asino. He still hopes to build
• The Arva developer was the condomiums, as well as
t� hesitant to comment on his a shopping area asome
t ' plans for the property, say- kind of restaurant to nd replace
i [ ing that the high mortgage the casino.
Casino property owner
Paul Fraleigh says that he
Investigate
accidents
Pinery Provincial Police
investigated three separate
accidents last week which
resulted in no injuries.
Two cars. driven by J.
Weis of Ltmdon Ontario, and
C.M. Philippi of Kitchener,
collided in Pinery Provincial
Park on Sunday. Damage
was estimated at $500 per
vehicle
Damage amounted to 1500
when a car. driven by I.
Winter of Sarnia was in-
volved in a single car acci-
dent on highway 21 east of
Lambton ltd. 3 on Tuesday.
A single car accident in
Burley Campground, Pinery
Provincial Park resulted in
11,200 damage to a- car
driven by M Al. Lawrence of
Hamilton on Thursday.
There were 19 charges un-
der the Liquor License Act
laid by l'inery OPP last
week. 12 charges under the
Highway Traffic Act, and 11
charges were laid in connec-
tion with the Provincial
Parks Act.
UM'
Anglican minister retires,
receivesg ifts from church
The elders of the United a t Huron Country
Church will be in charge of Playhouse.
September 6 services, and Mrs. Loretta Williams. of
Peter Snell, of Exeter will Port Huron visited a couple
be guest minister on days last week with Mrs.
September 13. Susie Devine.
Personals Mrs. Devine recently
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dalton, attended a picnic at Rock
attended the wedding, Satur- Glen. with her son and fami-
day. of their granddaughter, ly. Ervin and Hedy Devine,
Lori Dalton, daughter of Mr. with grand and great
and Mrs. Jim Dalton Jr. to grandchildren.
Frank Kanters, son of Mr. Danielle Ward. of Dear -
and Mrs. Frank Kanters Sr. born. Michigan is holidaying
of Strathroy. with her grandparents, Ken
The wedding was at and Irene Ward.
All Saints Church, with George and Marie
dinner and reception follow- Chowen. of Southcott Pines,
ing at the Legion Hall, spent some holidays at
Strathroy. Wasaga Beach. Visiting with
Guests with Daltons Sr. them last week was their
who attended the wedding granddaughter, Valerie Mof-
were Mrs. Dalton's sister, fat, of Collingwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Michele Lupin, The Howell movement of
of Luchute• Quebec. and a bridge was played last
brother Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wednesday evening at St.
Coughlin. of Guelph. John's Parish hall, with
Lorne and Loreen Devine, three tables in play.
accompanied by their aunt Winners were: first - Mary
Mrs. Elva Willert. of Ferguson and Harry Wilson.
Dashwood, visited Sunday at Second - Bernice and Harley
Point Clark at Loreen's Crawford.
sister. Mr.and Mrs. Ervin Brad. Rita and Allen
Latta. Gary, Diane and Lori- Hamilton. of Windsor. Brent
Anne. Hamilton. of Owen Sound,
visited over the weekend
with Alex and Clara
Hamilton.
Alvin and Clara Statton,
attended a gathering of
friends. Saturday at Gary
Women ' s Institute and Leona Eagleson's home
members served a supper in Southcott Pines.
meal to a bus load from Ma- Grand and great
jestic W.I. of Brussels, also grandchildren visiting Sun -
in the S.S. rooms. day with the Statton's were
Both groups had attended Lesa Romphf. Steven and
the play. "The Music Man," Jenny of Walkerton.
Archdeacon Morden, con-
ducted the 8:30 Communion
service. at St. John's, which
was the last early service
for the summer.
Rev. G. Anderson retired
from the ministering of St.
John's - by the Lake, and
Trivitt Memorial. in Exeter,
at this past Sunday service.
In his address he spoke
about Timothy taken from
Corinthians I. chapter four,
verse seven. He quoted the
verse. and then immediately
announced that Rev. Jim
Sutton would be coming to
serve at the combined
. parishes. Like Timothy, he
stated that Rev. Sutton is a
man of action - enterprising
and has lots of enthusiasm.
During the coffee hour
Rev. Anderson was
presented with a cheque and
donations from the members
Grand
Pe
Annie tiwns
237.3317
and friends from St. Johns
church Mrs. Anderson was
also presented with a gift.
Coffee hour hostesses to-
day were Mrs. Dale Marsh
and Mrs. Fran Kite.
The ladies group of St.
Johns will hold their first
regular meeting of the
season at the Parish hall on
Thursday afternoon,
September 3rd. at 2:00 p.m.
Church of God
Guest minister, Sunday. at
both morning and evening
services was Rev. Edwin
Wattam. of St. Catharines.
Special music at the mor-
ning service was a solo by
Mrs. Wattam. "How can I
help but love you". accom-
panied on piano by Phyllis
Desjardine.
At the evening service,
Marian Snider and Mrs.
Wattam sang a duet "My
God and 1". accompanied
with piano played by Lori
Vincent
United Church news
Guest speaker at the
United Church outdoor ser-
vice. Sunday morning was
Mrs. Evelyn (Desjardinel
Kreuger of Owen Sound.
Evelyn was horn and raised
in this area and well known
to many of us. She read
scripture from Matthew. 6th
chapter. verses 19-21. and
from St. Luke 12th chapter
verses 32-24.
Her sermon topic was
"Our priority of values."
She says we are all given a
free choice of values. and
the elements show how a
person has decided to use his
life.
Special music today
featured two solos by Millie
Desjardine. entitled "Part
the waters", and "We are
not strangers anymore." ac-
companied with organ music
by her husband Morley Des-
jardine.
Next Sunday, September
6th. the Grand Bend services
will be held in the Sanctuary
at 11:15 a.m. Note change of
time.
The Sunday School
sessions for the fall will
begin Sunday. September 6.
Grand Bend 11.C.W. will
hold their first fall meeting
at the church on Thursday,
Sept. 10 at 1:30 p.m.
United Church women
served a hot turkey dinner,
Thursday noon to a group of
ladies from Stratford in the
S.S. rooms of the church.
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end of the summer season to
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WATERCOLOUR DISPLAY - Adrianne Smith -Windsor has put
up a display of her work in the Grand Bend Public library at
the school. Many of her water colours feature flower
arrangements, or nature scenes. Ms. Smith -Windsor lives in
London, and has a summer home in Grand Bend.Staff photo
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