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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-08-04, Page 15Enjoy birthday cake Saintsbury group picnic MT. CARMEL WINS AGAIN — The tug-of-war championship at Dashwood Friedsburg Days was won for the third straight time by Mt. Carmel, From the left are Lawrence Becker, Knud Bovtrup, Vern Sorensen, Bud Ryan, Larry Ryan, Dennis Lamport, Bob Hodgins, Duward McAdam and coach Bill Regier. T-A photo A PRESCRIPTIONS H.ROOD DRUGS W. Harwood, Phm.B 238-8540 22, 81 CRESCENT GRAND BEND, ONT. PHARMACY MOISTURIZE YOUR SKIN FROM HEAD TO TOE If your skin feels dry and is rough to the touch, you will welcome this lotion especially created to moisturize, soften and beautify dry or delicate skin. Those rough spots that bother you on hands, heels and elbows are soothed and smoothed away with Cocrema Hand and Body Lotion. It's the cocoa butter in Cocrema Hand and Body Lotion that makes you beautiful, The rich cocoa butter helps beautify and bring silky smoothness to your skin. 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R.R. 1, GRAND BEND BUZZ ON DOWN TO OUR GREAT SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE NOW 0 20%1'1)50% OFF • PANTSUITS • SUN DRESSES • DRESSES • HALTERS • BLOUSES • SHORTS ENTIRE SHOE STOCK 10%To50%0FF ALL PRICED TO CLEAR STORE OPEN 9 a.m. 9 pm. DAILY STORE HOURS SUNDAY-1 P.M -5P.AA The BEEHIVE DEPARTMENT STORE Main St. 238-2154 Grand Bend SAVE $2.00 CARBOZITE SPECIALLY FORMULATED FOR ALL TYPES OF EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR SURFACES Yes, save $2.00 off on our regular low price of car- bozite water-repellent washings.the modern miracle. Carbozite carries a material replacement GUARANTEE FOR 5 YEARS Daily 8:30 to 6:00 GRAND BEND DECORATING mmi 15 Main St. 238-8603 BIKE WINNERS — Taking two of the top prizes for best decorated bicycles in the Dashwood Friedsburg Days parade were Michelle Zimmer and Todd Tiedeman. T-A photo 1,7 Delicious Cole Slaw, Cold Bean, Potato or Macaroni — all homemade at k4 1 ,411: 4 c z , ' 4 7, MOW COOL DOWN WITH A SALAD (oh niviehicior 235-266S If INN N bolo TAKE-OUT 311 MAIN ST., S. / / / N ut in investigation someday', chances are the development will go elsewhere", he said. "Now is the time to understand the programs even if you don't use them and when the time comes, or when you have enough_ money, you can use them". Windsor said development along the highways, Grand Bend By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Wednesday at noon the ladies of St. Patrick's A.C.W. and their families met at the home of Mrs. Hazel Davis for their annual picnic. All enjoyed dinner served outdoors, as the weather was ideal. A birthday cake was brought out to' honor Darren McFalls, a guest of Ian Carroll, who was observing his birthday and Brenda Carroll whose bir- thday is this week. A hearty vote of thanks was extended to Hazel. Mrs. Dare and Laura Lee were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis last week, Persona is Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis accompanied .by Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Abbott, Lucan were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis, London. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carroll entertained guests from Niagara, indicated a growth Of per- manent, year-round, businesses, in other business, council supported payment of a $100 deposit towards the purchase of a cemetery sitelnear the Alhambra Hall. The site would be purchased by the village of Grand Bend, Stephen Township, and Sarnia, London and Ailsa Craig during the holiday weekend. Mrs. Anah Stelzer, Florida and her son Jim from Indiana and Miss Marion McCool, Hawaii, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Lucan and with Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis. Saturday the ladies visited Mrs. Flossey Dickens, McCor- mick Home, London and Mrs. Norma Coleman, St. Marys Hospital, London. On Sunday twenty four members of the family of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dickens gathered for a picnic dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maguire to meet their relatives from the States. Miss Marion McCool and Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, Sunday noon. • 4 1) le Bosanquet Township. A joint board of the three municipalities would manage the four-acre sitte, said Sharer'. Council supported a test for Stanlake drain along Ontario Street to see if the drain is func- tional before supporting the project in conjunction with Stephen township. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis were dinner guests Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. George Atkinson and family, London, By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Dale Stratford spent Friday with Mr. , & Mrs. Bill Morley. Rev. & Mrs. Bruster and Mason, Lucan visited Tuesday with Mr, & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson. Chris Hern returned home Tuesday from University Hospital. So glad to see him mobile again. Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Dodge Kerwood visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins. Mr. & Mrs. Earl French and Elizabeth returned home Sunday from a two week trip to the east coast. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Morley at- tended the Huron County Council picnic in Seaforth Lions Park on Wednesday. Mr. & Mrs, Ernest Ferguson and Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hern spent the weekend in Sarnia. Louise, Lynn, and Lisa Mardlin spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins. Councillor Bill Baird estimated the total cost for a backhoe and water to test the drain would be approxiarnately $100. Council also set August 22 as a date for residents to object to a new set of assessment figures for the Stanlake drain. Reeve. Sharen said the figures presented to council by the county were based on drainage rather than the lot size. Council accepted a set of revised figures which changed the assessment for the drain as presented by the county. Council debates revitalization Want business in Times-Advocate, August 4, 1977 Page 1$ Revitalization of Grand Bend's core business area will be up to the Grand Bend Chamber of Commerce following the regular council meeting Tuesday. Council recommended that Butch Windsor, representative of Municipal Planning Consultants, Toronto, contact the Chamber of Commerce executive before coming to council to present plans for revitalization of the Grand Bend business district. "I think that anything to do with the business section must come from the business people", said councillor Bob Simpson. Reeve Bob Sharen said a revitalization program should be preceded by a business im- provement program which, according to section 361 of the Ontario Municipal Act, must be initiated by the local Chamber of Commerce. Only businessmen within the improvement area would have to pay for the program, said Sharen, The Chamber must initiate the business im- provement section through petition before council becomes involved, he said. Sharen suggested that council go ahead with a market study before adopting any revitalization program to allow boundary readjustment and to promote the Grand Bend area to incoming businesses. "We approved the need for one one thing that we're not getting already", said councillor Bob Simpson. "How important is a revitalization program to us at this time when we don't have the sewers and accomoda lions to suit' what we might draw now?" The sewers are a life-line and without them we're nothing", said Simpson. "If you drintinue to let this go and say `we'll get into this By GORDON MORLEY Ebeneezer Decoration Service was held on Sunday afternoon in Brinsley United Church with a good attendance. Rev, Hancock of Parkhill gage a very in- teresting. message on how thework had been carried on by the pioneers. Douglas Lewis was organist. •Mr. Alfred Ropp and Mr, George E. Lee, Ailsa Craig and Mr, E. McKay of Nairn supplied several musical num- bers at the service. Jane Corbett of Guelph was home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Prest had friends visiting with them from Toronto over Sunday. Week end visitors with Mr. and MrsJack Trevithick were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lumsden of Strathroy, Ruth and Neil Trevithick, Mr. and Mrs. Don Newey, Colleen and Carol of Kingston. Personals Mr,und Mrs. Charles Corbett and David and Murray Sutherland attended the summer picnic of the Ontario syrup Producers in the Hanover area. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Morgan of Sarnia attended Ebenezeer Decoration Service on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hodgins of Strathroy, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis, Ruth, Viola , Rae and Elmer Lewis were Sunday evening dinner guests with Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Lewis.