Times-Advocate, 1982-06-16, Page 21Cruising club busy
Grand Bead fdlsdsing Club
was busy over the weekend,
on Saturday conducting boat
tours of Lake Buren and on
Sunday sponsoring a fashion
show at the Green Acres Club
House.
In cooperation with the
Soutbeote Pines Park
Association, the boat club had
five power craft available for
an hour-long cruise of Lake
Huron. Twenty persons sign-
ed up 'for the cruise
Sunday the club sponsored
a fashion show in the "round
house", Green Acres.
Fashions were from the Sun
Shop, Grand Bend. Cruising
Club members, including
Commodore Bruce Peat were
amthe models.
Clot6insg
ranged from swim
wear to. workable classics.
Bold red, white and blue
separates were featured. Meg
Daniels, London, former
model and fashion coor-
dinator was commentator.
Mimic was arranged by Jeff
Prance, London, and played
by Tony Relouw, Grand Bend.
Hair styles were done by Bill
and Fran Parker, White Oaks
Coiffure, London. Tracy
Woods, London and Oakwood
coordinated the show.
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SENIOR WINNERS - Winners in grades four to eight in Tuesdqy's track and field
meet at Grand Bend Public School were back, left, Robbie Humor, Sandy Page, Ted
Lawson'and Barbie Lawsdn. Front, Louise Lawson, Robbie Oliver and Kim Finch.
Missing was Steve Mothers.
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Promises to be great weekend
The posts went in on the
main beach of Grand Bend
Monday afternoon to support
OKAY CIMITIRY
Ambers of the new Pinery
Cemetery Board met with
Bosanquet, Stephen and
Grand Bend councils Monday
night to organize a by-law
authorizing the board to pro-
ceed. The meeting was in
Grand Bend.
Chairman Glen Miller
showed a map of the new
cemetery. It is located bet-
ween Thedford and Grand
Bend on the Alhambra road.
It will hold over 3,000 burial
sites and cost of plots ranges
from 685 to $180.
A draft of a by-law to set up
rules and regulations was
presented by Stephen
Township and was based on
one used by the Exeter
cemetery board.
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NUDE 120 FOOT TENT ON THE BEACH
(Operated under the authority of a special occasion permit)
Open Fri. and Sat. Noon to 5:30: 7:00 to Midnight
Live Entertainment - Featuring
Johnny Stevens &
Raisin' Kane
FRI. NOON TENT OPENS
Business persons lunch
SAT. 10 A.M. BED RACEs t
Main Street
NOON SKY DIVING : COMPTITVON
1 r Precision lumping by experts from clubs throughout
Ontario. Day long accuracy competition on main beach.
1 P.M. CHAIN SAW 8 CROSSCUT
SAWING CONTEST
See fantastic giant 2 man power saws cut huge logs in seconds. Also hand sawing. At the soccer field beside fire hall.
SUN.2 P.M.BATHING BEAUTY CO
Main beach.
Winner receives valuable prizes
"Contestants may enter at the Sun Shop.or at the
beach prior to 1:45 the day of the show.
FAMILY FUN
GRAND BEND STYLE
Gable's Tavern
nightly entertainment
Tues - Sat The Posido Clang
Sat, Matinee
5 Main
238-2393
formerly
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Thurs. b Fri. 8 to 9 •
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Sunday Closed
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a 650 foot fence for the annual
Burgerfest to be held this
weekend. A tent to seat 400
and a food tent will be erected
inside the fence.
First event in the tent will
be a business men's luncheon
Friday at noon. Sauerkraut
and sausages, burgers and
beer will be available 4)r the
whole weekend.
A rock band Raising Kane
will provide background
music. Helicopter rides will
be available from the beach
north of the pier and the
Labatt Balloon will be
hovering.
The popular bed races on
Main Street will begin Satur-
day morning at 10 and then
there will be a log -sawing con-
test at the soccer field behind
the Legion Hall. The soccer
field will also contain a junior
olympics competition beginn-
ing at 2 p.m. Saturday. There
are about po entries for this
event.
Canoe races will be held
beginning at 10:30 a.m. Sun-
day. The boats will begin an
eight -mile journey from the
tri -county bridge at Green-
way and end the race beside
the south beach in the village.
To conclude the program
after lunch, Sunday, the an-
nual beauty contest will be'
held on the main beach with
Jo Penny and her Toronto
models in attendance
Sewer group meets_
Grand Bend sewer liaison
committee met Thursday
night to decide on some of the
left -overs of the sewer
project.
Plansare to pave River
Road in a month and hook in-
to pumps there in the next two
weeks. Green Acres and
Gibbs Park are slated for
paving in the fall.
Maintenance methods and
payment were discussed with
engineer, Bill Ewing and En-
vironment advisor, Conrad
Gelot. Gelot asked Reeve Bob
Sharon what method of pay-
ment had been planned.
Sharen replied, "Stephen
Township is holding money
for payment and we can't
really finalize method of pay-
ment until that is resolved."
It was suggested that pro-
perty owners complete hook-
ups before paving starts.
"I'm pleased with the way
things have gone so far,"
commented Sharen.
Others on the committee
are Bill Sturdevant, John
Clarke, Stan Lovie, Jack
Stanlake, Louise Clipperton.
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