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Times-Advocate, 1979-11-07, Page 33Ladies Cowl Neck PULLOVERS assorted colors S.M.L. Reg. $32. NOW -$23 95 ?, Men's Orlon SWEATER JACKETS 111 Halloween goblins haunt public school Over 100 ghosts, ghouls, hobgoblins and other assorted critters turned out Wednesday night for tricks and treats at Grand Bend Public School. Bags of candy and prizes for the best costumes were awarded by the Grand Bend Lions Club. Prizes for the best dressed spooks and creatures went as follows : In the under 5 age group - 1-Carla Taylor, 2- Jermy Anderson, 3-Allison Spindler, 4-Bill Finch, and 5- Drew Anderson. In the 5 to 7 age group -1-Paula Saywers, 2-Jason Bressette, 3-Kim Lingard, 4-Scott Keyes, and 5-David Maguire. In the 7 to 9 group 1-Jennifer Argent, 2- Kim Finch, 3-Scott Boyd, 4- Kim Crawford, and 5-Louise Lawson, In the 9 to 11 age group - 1-Kim Walper, 2- Sandy Page, 3-Cathy Norris, 4-Donald Campbell, and 5- chris Bressette. In the 11 to 15 age group -1-Caroline Albertson, 2-Karen Sexton, 3-Deidra DeLaet, 4-Darragh Mehagan, and 5-Janice Luther. In the over 15 year olds - 1-Wendy Ambrose, 2- George Gallant, 3-Janet Allister, and 4-Randy Glazier. CONSOLIDATED SIGN & LIGHTING SERVICES INC. CREDITON PH. 234-6721 Complete Sales, SERVICE & Leasing We carry a complete stock of signs, lamps and ballasts. (ei Jeeityve t/g(rne LftrAte n-r-sop ate —9,f, i0Az" 147 MAIN STREET, S, EXETER, ONTARIO, TELEPHONE P.O. BOX 1600 (519)235-2211 NOM t50 Times. Advocate, November 7, 1979 Page 13A Still seeking fire agreement ',. SOCCER EXECUTIVE Organizing soccer in Grand Bend mix, Ben Weindals, Diane Kook, and Tony Mennen., Volunteer help will be needed to keep museums open in 80s Reg. $36 NOW 52900 The volunteer is going to become • increasingly im- portant if museums are to continue to operate in the 1980's. This was the message to the museum curators of Lambton County when they met at Lambton Heritage Museum last Wednesday. Robert Collins, a field representative of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation, told the group a that government money for museums will become scarce, and helpers who will donate their time to the museum will be needed. Collins told the group that the demand for museums will increase three to four times over the next decade, while the population of Ontario will go up 20 per cent. He accounted for the increased need for museums by saying that there will be more adults with more leisure time in the 80's, There will also be a greater number of immigrants seeking to understand Canadian history. Collins also discussed the problems of publicity and promotion with the curators. Road signs and brochures will attract tourists, he said, but it is also necessary to bring in local people through their various clubs and organizations. He also suggested such things as having a museum worker dressed as a town crier go out and promote the museum. Another suggestion was the museums change their exhibits regularly to attract their local visitors on a regular basis. Bob Tremain, curator of the Lambton Heritage Museum jokingly referred to the meeting as a museum "summit conference". He said he invited the other museums of Lambton County to the meeting in hopes of having greater co- operation between them. Money could be saved by ordering supplies in large More than 30 Grand Bend Golden Agers met Wed- nesday afternoon at the Anglican Parish hall, President, Mary Ravelle presided. The meeting opened with 0 Canada, the Senior Citizen song and a sing song of favorites. Eva Bariteau gave a report of the Zone 8 Rally held in Clinton on October 17th. Senior Citizens are invited to South Huron Rec Centre at Exeter, November 14, 1:30 to 3:30 pm.. to bear Miss Grace Bird, Home Economist speaking on Nutrition, which includes cooking for one or two people, meal planning, shopping hints, etc. The December 12 bus tour to Simcoe lights is filled up, but there are still a few seats available for the three day bus trip to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania the American Christmas city, on December 8,9 and 10th. The nominating com- mittee brought in the new slate of officers for 1980. President, Alex Hamilton; Assistant-president, Mary Ravelle; Secretary, Mar- jorie Mason; Assistant quantities and then distributing them between the museums, Tremain said. He would also like to see exhibits shared, he added. Representatives attended the meeting from Mooretown Museum, Pilot House Museum in Corunna, Forest- Lambton Museum, and Arkona Indian Artifacts Museum. Ci secretary, Annie Morenz ; Treasurer, Olive Webb; Board of Directors are Mary Ravelle James Prance, Nola Love, Susie Devine, Eva Bariteau and Bill Love, In charge of the social time program was Bill Love, and he opened by reciting from memory a school day poem, "Somebody's Mother. Bill Sturdevant showed slides and commentary of a trip to Hawaii that he and wife Helen took awhile ago. He told us they are volcanic islands, with a year round temperature of about 75. Side trips were taken to islands Oahui Lanui, Maui, Molakai and Nuhau, Huai the cities of Honolula and Waikiki. Featured were lovely flowering bushes, poinsettias, hibiscus,' pine- • apple farms. He told us of coral and lava. Matt Relouw played some Dutch songs on his mouth organ, with his wife Liz and Mrs. Vandenberk singing Grand Bend council is making another attempt at coming to an agreement over fire protection with Bosanquet and Stephen townships. Council members read over a draft agreement at Monday night's meeting, and the agreement is being sent to the two townships. Delegates from the town- ships ae invited to attend Grand Bend's first council meeting in December. In the agreement, Grand Bend asks that costs be shared at 33 and one third percent by each of the municipalities. The agreement will be reviewed and adjusted every two years. Grand Bend will own the equipment and building and look after the day to day administration, with the fire chief making a bi-monthly report. Any deficit or surplus in a year will be carried forward into the next year, Grand Bend council hopes to erect a new building to house fire equipment which is presently sitting outdoors. Grand Bend would pay for the cost of this building and charge rent to the other muncipalities. Reeve Sharen is calling for an equipment reserve fund to be established, and the cost of any new equipment is to be shared between the along in Dutch. He also played some English songs that all sang together, and he demonstrated a tune ona miniature one inch mouth organ. Plans are being made for a special Christmas meeting and pot luck dinner, Lunch, and coffee and tea refreshments closed a pleasant afternoon. Personals Elaine Moore returned home last Wednesday evening from University hospital, London, where she has been recovering from injuries sustained in an auto accident Ocotber 13th, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Becker, of New Hamburg visited Sunday at her brother Mr. and Mrs. Allan Walper, Marilyn and Steven. Grand Bend Couples Club please note change of date for November meeting, to November 16, at 8:00 pm.m. Mrs. Irene Kennedy returned to her home in three councils. The eqiuipment reserve fund has created problems between the councils. According to clerk Louise Clipperton, the townships are reluctant to give their money to the fund, Erwin Schotteroff of Pinedale Motel and Dale Hayter of Dale's Esso came before council to request that they have sewer connections to a road allowance at the rear of their property which could be gravity fed, rather than paying for pumps so that the sewers could be connected at highway 21. Schotteroff had already discussed this proposal with consulting engineer Jack Leslie. Council told the delegates that they agreed in principle with the proposal, but everyone living in that area would have to go along with it, to make the idea viable. Reeve Sharen told Schotteroff to have everyone in that area sign a petition, to make sure that everyone agreed with the proposal. The major portion of the council meeting was taken up with reading correspondence. A letter was received from Dan Spence of Hill Street asking council what the procedure would be to fill any vacancies that Grand Bend, Thursday, after being hospitalized at Stratford, and a week con- valescing at her daughter Jean and Don Weigand's. Irene reports she is coming along better every day. Grand Bend library will be closed Wednesday November 14, 1979, to enable the Librarians to attend the fall workshop. Edward Devine is a patient in University hospital, London, where he underwent surgery last week. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Knight, of Grand Cove, have returned from a holiday in Erickson, Manitoba, where they visited Walter's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Knight. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK might occur on council. Spence said that ultimately he would like to run for reeve in the next election. In his letter he listed his experience and gave references. Council members chuckled at the offer, but Reeve Sharen said that it was "nice to see someone volunteering." Council received a letter from Grand Bend Nursery School asking them to donate towards the cost of operation. The letter pointed out that it costs more each year to maintain the status quo, and the improvements are on top of that. Tuition fees can't cover all costs, the letter stated. "I'd like to see it go," C. HARRY RODER, D.C, NORMAN L. RODER, D.C. Guaranteed Investment Certificates representing several trust companies Norma J. Hooper 15 Gidley St., E. Exeter 235-1010 MT. CARMEL, Income Tax Centre Income Tax Accounting For Farmers& Businessmen Monthly Bookkeeping Service Phone 237-3469 Vince Ryan B A R R 3. Dashwoo0 Hugh Tom FILSON and ROBSON AUCTIONEERS 20 years' experience of complete sale service Provincially licensed Conduct sales of any kind, any place We guarantee you more. 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Council decided that they couldn't establish a° pretedent, but Sharen added "We can't say a flat no." Councillor Keith Crawford said that they could consider making a donation in the upcoming budget, and they should also find out if other municipalities are donating to the school. Council decided to file a request from Dunnville to endorse a proposal that all railway crossings have automatic signalling devices. They decided not to endorse a request from West Carlton that equilization factors be changed again, Similarly, they turned down a request for endorsement on a proposal from the town of Valley East that school children not have to cross highways when getting on or off school buses. "It's too simplistic, with no thought given to cost," Sharen said. Council also turned down a request from the Toronto Dominion bank to post a sign underneath the drug store and post office signs on the corners of 81 Crescent. Council 'decided that the drug store and post offices were services, while the bank was a business. In other business, council approved the purchase of a commercial snowblower at a cost of $951.96. Councillors were advised by the reeve to start working on next year's budgets. 1 EXETER 235-2420 assorted colors S.M.L.XL. SUNDAY 12-5:30 MON. TO SAT. 10-5:30 CkTt~CLLE~L 2O FACTORY OUTLET 16 Main St. GRAND BEND. .238 28007 We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest be- ing offered on Guaranteed Investment Cer- tificates. * subject to change AWL°, Gaiser-Kneale M11111 Insurance Agency Inc. 1 4 1/2 Best In Short Term 60-269 days . 3 34 GRAND BEND 238-8484 CLINTON 482-9747 EARLY SEASON PRICES On all Bolens riding tractors and snow blowers. OPEN 10 - 10, Mon,-Sat. Noon - 6 Sunday Crit_..JNT RY FI1NE.R this summer were Bill Vandenberk, Sales Service MT. 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