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Times-Advocate, 1984-06-06, Page 19,. lesort residents posh for lamedicte on on naming At Monday nights' regular council meeting, some Grand Bend residents attended falter sending a letter for councils action. They would strongly like to see a bylaw enforce - Telephone (519) 238-8540 rionwarwilwa ment officer appointed for the village as soon as possible. Nan Freele and Shirley Mit- chell, representatives of the Property Lovers' Association attended the June 4 meeting, with the hope that an appoint- ment will be made shortly. Already one busy long weekend has gone by without anything being accomplished about the noise, parking ill other pertinent problems in town. In other business, George Kadlecik was granted per- mission to operate a flea market on his property in the old roller rink, which is com- mercially zoned. Ed Iskauskas, representing the planning advisory, attend- ed this meeting and seemed satisfied about councils' deci- sion for this summer as a guideline. John Braddon and Clint /Village Flea Market Saturdays, May 26 to September 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Buyers and Vendors welcome. Phone 238-2396 or 238-2407. Wondergrove Roller Rink V3 Main St. Grand Bend Johnston were granted per- mission to set up a new building on the old amuse- ment property, for the sum- mer operation of windsurfing rentals, providing they meet with all the standards. Reeve Bob Sharen explained to the two men that they are re - b Times -Advocate, June 6, 1984 Pogo SA law enforcementofflcer quired to takeout one million dollars liability insurance. Clerk Diane Mollard in- formed council that sometime next week, a meeting will be set up to establish their 1984 mill rate for the village. Also, a public meeting will be held in the near future to discuss a boundary adjustment, which has been a very controversial subject among Grand Benders in the past. There seems to be a stronger feeling of unity, expressed especial- ly by some Southcott Pines residents. Councillors unanimously agreed with a firm "no" to a business operator's request to have a trailer set up behind the booth for his fhildren to watch TV and eat meals in. - Peter Becker, Sears, Grand Bend Emporium and Farmer Bill's Flowers were granted sign permits after the usual fee is paid. Councillor Doreen Seguin will assist in obtaining prices for Mrs. Annie Orban's new cleaning equipment. Mrs. Or - ban will be hired separately by the OPP and municipal of- fice in order to stay within the 40 hour work limit. It was decided that *200.00 would be sent to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 498's bulding fund, scheduled to he completed by this fall. 1. TWEENIES ENROLLED - Five area girls were enrolled in the Grand Bend Brownies last week. Shown left to right with their new leaders are Julie Roche, Carrie Wilhelm, Karen Lovie, Jenny Shaven and Tamara Wood. Leaders are Tawny, Glenna Snider; District Commissioner, Lydia Duchou; and Brown Owl, Wendy Whiting. • 6 FLAVOUR CHOICES HUMPTY DUMPTY POTATO CHIPS OUR REG. 200 g PKG. 1.69 NEILSONS ICE CREAM NOVELTY SWEET MARIE CARTON. OF 8 OUR REG. 2.99 EA: FANCY QUALITY STOKELYS VEGETABLES Honey Pod Peas. Cut Wax Beans, Green or Wax Seasoned Beans, Cream Style Corn 14 oz. TIN BYE THE SEA ,CHUNK STYLE LIGHT TUNA IN OIL BLACK DIAMOND SINGLE THIN CHEESE SLICES MEADOWGLEN MUSHROOMS PIECES & STEMS OUR REG. 1.13 10 oz. TIN WESTONS REGULAR OR THIN SLICED SANDWICH BREAD OUR REG. 1.06 ENRICHED WHITE 675 g LOAF LIQUID STYLE JAVEX BLEACH OUR REG. 2.19 3:6 LITRE • WESTONS HAMBURG OR HOT DOG ROLLS PKG. OF 12 • GINGERALE, SUGAR -FREE GINGERALE, C+ ORANGE. SUGAR -FREE C -s- ORANGE. C+ GRAPE, C+ LEMONADE. CLUB SOOA. TONIC WATER OR WINK CANADA DRY OUR REG. 57.99 24 280 mL TINS X89 YELL" PEACH WHITE SWAN BHITE EIGE BATHROOM TISSUE 99 OUR REG. 2.29 4 ROLL PIs. NEILSONS FAMOUS OUR REG. 4.39 2 LITRE ICE CREAM ASSORTED FLAVOURS 4 REGULAR OR SUPER ALBERTO LIGHT & FRESH CONDITIONER Soo 1.49 mL CERTO LIGHT CRYSTALS 79? 49 q SAVE 204 CERTO HELLMANS LIQUID MAYONNREALAISE 1.19 LITRE 3119 SAVE Bot 170 ml SAVE 144 CERTO CRYSTALS 59° UDEODOR NTCENTED R CHRISTIES REGULAR OR DEOD. KOTEX LIGHTDAYS 305 2.29 FLEECY FABRIC SOFTENER LIP PE 4.29 STOKELY PREPARED BEAN SALAD 14 0: TIN ASSORTED VARIETIES DARE CANDY APPROX 1 89 450 g • JELL-O 6 FLAVOURS INSTANT PUDDING AP1P13 gROx 590 DARE BRETON CRACKERS 1.29. 225 g SLIM RITZ MAXI PADS CRACKERS 304.79 45°92.19 CHRISTIES CHEESE RITZ dsog2.59 ke MELLOW ROAST INSTANT COFFEE 8AR oz 4199 CANADA" DRY SOFT DRINKS 750 ml BOTTLE 590 WELCHADECONCOR GRAPE DRINK 7OFPKG50 m3L J 49 7 RELCHSD GRAPE JUICE LITRE 1 2.19 - ii OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY COCKTAIL OR CRANAPPLE DRINK 40 oz 2.29 STUFFED MANZANILLA CLUBHOUSE OLIVES 375 mL 1.89 WELCHS WHITE GRAPE JUICE 2.19 1 LITRE 7, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS JAVEX BLEACH FOR UNBLEACHABLES 3 LITRE 3.99 BEEF GAINES- BUR2 kq GERS 3.99 ZIPLOC REGULAR FREEZER PKG BAGS OF 2u ZIPLOC LARGE - FREEZER BAGS of 15 BLUE BONNET SOFT 1.17 MARGARINE 2.49 WESTONS CHOCOLATE CREAM 1.49 ROLL 340 g 1.39 KINGSFORD CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 3.19 NEILSONS LEMONADE, ORANGE, PINK LEMONADE, GRAPE OR STRAWBERRY CRYSTALS �w 2.49 2 lb SCHNEIDERS CRISPYCRUST LARD OR CRISPYFLAKE SHORTENING 1 Ib PKG 99° McLARENS SWEET, HOT DOG, HAMBURGER OR CORN RELISH 89° 375 mL AWAKE ORANGE DRINK 79° 341 mL INSTANT DREAM WHIP DESSERT TOPPING 1.89 1 70 g WESTONS PLAIN ENGLISH MUFFINS PKG. 89° OF 8 NEILSONS SMALL CURD COTTAGE CHEESE �°9 1.59 DELISLE FIRM STYLE -'YOGURT ✓ 01 500 g PKG4 . COUNTRY OVEN BAKERY SPECIALS FRESH BAKED 450 q FRENCH OR VIENNA BREAD 69' CHUNKY CHEESE OR ONION ROLLS FRESH BAKED RHUBARB PIE POF 8 KG 1149 19$ EA 875 9 1.79 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAYS #4 & 83 EXETER MONDAY, TUMMY d IMIDNISDAY 94 P.M. TIIYRSDAY a FRIDAY 9.9t00 P.M. SATURDAY $1304 P.M BEAVERS ENJOY_ VISIT - OPP Constable Doug Thurston explains the dangers of hydro and how to live safely with electricity, to the 1st Grand Bend Beaver Colony last week. Shown left to right viewing the hydro display are Beavers Kenneth Des- jardine, Michael Stanlake, Todd Mellin and Constable Thurston. Contract let for ,highway It was announced by Lorne C.' Henderson, MPP for Lambton, that an award for a contract has been made for Highway 7. The contract is for resur- facing and structure rehabilitation on. Highway 7 from Parkhill east limits westerly to Arkona' south limits for 22.4 km including Ausable River Bridge. This resurfacing and struc-- ture rehabilitation project on Highway 7 is undertaken to provide improved riding con- ditions, prolong life of the structure and reduce the necessity for frequent maintenance.. • Work on the project is scheduled to begin in June with completion set for late summer. The contract is awarded to Huron Construction Company Limited and Huron Gravel Limited of Chatham, at a cost of $674,222. BROWNIES, FLY -UP - On Tuesday, May 29 three girls from the Grond Bend Brownies pack par icipated in their fly -up ceremony to Guides. Back roreft to right are the District -Commissioner Lydia Duchou and Guide Leader Paula Taylor. Front row, Sherri Keller, Jennifer Pickering and Jodi Desjardine. fi►rc rcebirder/ to kir E ( de/Irate urrr S AFORrh //�� v o►a`'P / Of` _/ ttniveriar 4y' 0004P A Special Thank You Go/ ( `�'1 To all our customers who have helped make our business a successful ID years, - 1% 'Lpr we would like to extend a personal thank you. Your loyalty over the years has been very tnuch appreciated. We extend an in- ,‘ vitation to you to drop in to our store Saturday June 9th and have a coffee with us. �,O Bea, George and Debbie *OP GRAND COVE ESTATES E��aP' AaK c Nva0- �-� HENSALL 041 C. 009 GRAND BEND ENROL NOW College opportunities still exist By enrolling now you can gain an advantage in many of our program areas. Openings are still available for the fall 1984 term. .but only if you act quickly. This year, more than ever before, the demand for career -oriented courses of study is dKiater than the ability of most colleges to handle So don't get left behind this fall. Act today. Apply today to register. Call this number for Program details: 519-542-7751 Ask for Information Centre Among the openings are: • programs with Industrial Hygiene Technology • Instrumentation end Control Engineering Technology • Mechanicrafting • Secretariat Arts (Executive) • Business Administration • Accountancy, Marketing Lambton College Box 969, Sarnia, Ontario N7T 7K4