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Times-Advocate, 1979-04-25, Page 15Resort sewer job progress favorable Work on sewers in Grand Bend is progressing as ex­ pected, according to village clerk Louise Ciipperton. “I haven’t had any com­ plaints,” she says. Mrs. Clipperton says that the sewer work must be going well because no one has told her any differently. If people weren’t satisfied with the progress, she’d hear about it, she says. Main Street is blocked off at Huron Street and con­ struction is moving east from the beach. It is hoped that the street will be suitable for traffic with the sewers installed from the beach to Huron Street by May 24 weekend. The construction will then move to the north side of the village and will not return to Main Street until after Labor Day. Work is being done on the sewage lagoons just outside the village off Highway 81. Bridge winners Winners of the duplicate bridge club held Wednesday evening at St. John’s church in the parish hall were north­ south, Nancy and Griff Thomas, east-west, Helen and Manning Jamieson. ‘ Wheels roll , Grand Bend young people of the United Church went roller skating in London, Friday night at “Wheels”. The thirteen young folks were accompanied by Mr. & Mrs. Larry Taylor and later all had lunchat McDonald’s. Personals Jo Anne Lovie and Cathy De Kowny, of Calgary are holidaying with Mr.&Mrs Carman Lovie. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith, Wiarton were guests weekend with their aunt, Mrs. Jessie Finkbeiner. Mrs. Mabel Gill spent some time at her daughter’s home Mr. & Mrs. Jim Reith and boy of Ilderton. The Reith’s became proud parents of a baby girl last week. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Baker will be observing their 74th wedding anniversary on Wednesday, April 25. Mr.&Mrs.MarvinSalisbury and Steven were dinner and supper guests Sunday with Mrs. Rosie Grigg. United church ladies spent a few days last week quilting at Lambton County Heritage Museum. Mr. & Desjardine week from holiday i Florida. Other area folks who have returned to our community from the sunny south are Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Webb, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Eagleson, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Howe, Mrs. Ruth Hendrick and Mrs. Irene Hayter. Visitors over the Easter holiday weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Hamilton were Mr. & Mrs. Barry Hamilton of Ottawa, Brad and Brent, Hamilton Vic and Lil Dinnin of Zurich were supper guests last Wednesday evening with Clara and Alex Hamilton. Sympathy is extended to Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Curts of Green Acres in the death of his brother Elton Curts, of Shadow Gardens, Parkhill, formerly of Corbett, Ontario. Grand Bend library will be closed Wednesday, May 2. Librarians Bessie Knight and Adelle Chapman will be attending a workshop- grand bend a champs —, .......: A champs. From left to right are Thea Stokkermans, Lia Vandenberk, Joyce Hodgins, Donna Hodgins. At the annual banquet of the Grand Bend ladies' bowling league the Hopefuls were named the .........................., ' _ 5, Louise Vandenberk, Karen Humer and T-A photo GB members study gloves Time»-Advocate, April 25, 1979 WANTED WIN Mrs. Elmer ! returned last a five month in Lakeland, Grand Bend 4-H club, the “Stylistics” held meeting six at Marilyn Walpers. Roll call was to bring a favorite piece of jewellery and tell.why I like it. Leader Karen Woods discussed and demonstrated five ways of construction and care of gloves. Marg Desjardine led in a game where the girls divided in groups, for true or false answers to questions and statements. Plans for achievement day were discussed. The Stylistics held meeting seven at Sharon Johnson’s home. The girls reports in record books are to be handed in by April 23. In groups of two girls each, they played an accessory crossword puzzle, matching articles and practised walking with accessories for Achievement day. A final wrap up meeting will be held at Sherry Desjardine home April 24. Cars & Trucks for scrap and resaleable parts. Highest prices paid. S. PINERY W. HOME- S,TE! SOUTHCOTT PINES One of the best investmen­ ts you can own! Beautiful pines and oaks. Beside river park. Serviced with water, TV cable, paved road, underground hydro. Easy walk to beach, HELP GRAND BEND LIONS BUILD A COMMUNITY PARK! Turn that old fence, appliances, batteries, copper and farm machinery into cash. Give us a call. ft": Miller's Auto Parts Scrap Metal Dealer R.R #2, Crediton 234-6343 Corrie Relouw, Nancy Stokkermans and Bertha Baltessen. TAKE RESORT B TITLE Our gang, the B champions of the Grand Bend ladies' bowling league were presented with their trophy Wednesday at the awards banquet. Members of the team are Betty Datars, Shirley Mitchell, Sandra Van Dongen, Corrie Relouw, Nancy Stokkermans and Bertha Baltessen. T-A photo Tickets $100 from most Grand Bend stores dr Lions members. Group or family purchases encouraged. Dr. Robert Jackson dies in erash Shipka cousins mourn fatality LUMBER & SUPPLIES By MRS. HUGH MORENZ SHIPKA Jackson, Coleman, Ingram and Morenz cousins TO SERVE YOU BETTER ANK OF MONTREAL Grand Bend Will Be Open Monday - Thursday 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday 10 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. in the area were saddened to hear of the sudden death of their cousin, Dr. Robert Jackson of Halifax, N.S. He was killed in a three car pile up on the outskirts of Halifax last Wednesday. Dr. Jackson is a retired professor, was chairman of the Ontario Royal Com­ mission a few years ago while he was director of the Ontario Institute for studies in Education in Toronto. After his retirement in 1975, he moved to Halifax to become senior research associate at the Atlantic Institute of Education. He Ask us about 238-2381 By MISS JEAN COPELAND Mr. & Mrs. Bob Smith, Forest and Mr. & Mrs. Harold Thompson, Parkhill were Sunday guests with Miss Rhea Mills. William Stephen, Clinton and Earl Stephen, Elimville visited Tuesday with Mr. & Mrs. George Wheeler. Mrs. Harry Webber visited for several days with Mr. & Mrs. George Webber of Warren, Michigan. Several from the com­ munity attended the 4-H Achievement day at the Kirkton-Woodham Com­ munity Centre, Saturday. was secretary of the Ontario Royal Commission on education from 1945 to 1950. Dr. Jackson was driving to Halifax airport to catch a flight to Ontario where he was to give a speech at University of Guelph. He is survived by his wife Heather, two sons, Michael and Peter, and two grand­ children, one brother Isaac Jackson of Edmonton, Alberta. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker visited last Tuesday evening with Ervin Devine at St. Joseph’s Hospital, London. Mr. Devine returned home from the hospital last Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Sid Smith and Mr. & Mrs. John Taylor of Grand Cove Estates visited Saturday evening with Doris Sweitzer. Visitors during the weekend with Hugh Annie Morenz have included Mrs. Blanche Chapman, London, Ross Corbett, Hensail area, Mr.&Mrs. Roy Beoerner, Mio, Michigan, Mr. & Mrs. Les Adams, Exeter. The Boerner’s and Morenz’s were dinner guests Sunday with the Adams in Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Vin­ cent, Lori, Michael and Michelle spent the holiday weekend in Barryton. A IMhat happened under your car this winter? * Find out for free. Come to The Muffler Bay for a free exhaust system inspection and see if winter's done any damage to your muffler. Now's the time to make sure your muffler is in good shape, to ensure problem-free driving in the summer months ahead. If you do need repairs, The Muffler Bay is the place to get the job done right. At The Muffler Bay, we’re exhaust system special­ ists. We have the right parts to fit domestic and imported cars as well as light trucks and vans, so we can fix your system quickly and ex­ pertly. What's more, all our parts are from Walker, the world's largest manufacturer of exhaust system parts, so you know you're getting the best. Find out what happened to your exhaust system this winter. Come to The Muffler Bay for a free exhaust system inspection, with no obligation. Miller's Auto Parts RR 2, Crediton, Ontario Phone 234-6343 1 st road west of Crediton Michigan, with Lucille’s sisters and families, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Navarre and Mr. & Mrs. Horst Kovitzki. Mabel Guenther, Olive Ratz and Annie Morenz visited last Tuesday af­ ternoon in Parkhill with Mr. & Mrs. Verne Sharpe. Visitors during the holiday weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Sr. and Garry were Mr. & Mrs. Earl Baker, their daughter Eunice and husband, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Turner and baby Anne, all of St. Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Baker Jr. and family of Stratford, Mr. & Mrs. Tony Regier and family, Detroit, Nancy Baker, Kitchener and Donna Baker, Sarnia. DRAW IN ST. 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