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Times-Advocate, 1980-02-27, Page 18WINTER FUN — All you needed for fun at the Pinery Park were an inner-tube, toboggan and ice skates. Brad Page carries the inner tube, while his wife Shirley brings the toboggan and daughter Patty wears her skates. The only problem was finding a place to leave your car in the very crowded parking lot. Crokinole, dominoes Golden Agers have `fun' 2113BEIDEMUNZE. Tend-R-Spot Fresh Pure Pork COUNTRY sails Limit 1 0 lbs. per coupon lb. El 8 SAVE 60t lb. everybody saves on food here- 114111 Iffier Now Available New Season - Fresh Lamb LAKE Perch Everyday low prices • Silverwoods 2% BAG MILK 3qt.si 78 Westons WHITE BREAD 24 oz. -2/974 Can. No. .11 Creamery BUTTER 1 lb. 1.63 fP 46's Dotes ?arty Pock, Cookie 3or 1..uncOrne Coolties ‘ 32. ex. Store Sliced ' COOKED HAM •$1.98 • lb. SAVE 60c lb. Fresh PORK LIVER lb 38t SAVE 30c lb. A lb. SAVE 513 lb. BREAKFAS BACON by the piece lb. 98‘ SAVE 60t lb. Florida new crop GROUND pink rFwhRllITite (GRAPEFRUIT UP BEEF $1.98 lb. SAVE 40t lb. Medium (formerly chuck) FOR HOME FREEZERS Aged Al Steer Beef Fresh local Pork Local 8 to 10 lb. Capons 8/9 TOMAT OES fir° ES lb. 4 t Thompson's SUN FLOWER SEED 51b. $ 1 4•7 SAVE 52t COmpare our regular prices on produce counter 41274741ArAlf/MCS' Dietrichs 100% whole wheat Bread Alcan Aluminum Foil E.D. Smith s Cherry Pie Fill Libby's fancy Tom ato at 0 Juice 48oz. 78i Kleenex Facial Tissue 200's 68( Monarch apple raisin, banana nut date nut, orange nut Quick Loaf 425gr. 98 t Sara Lee chocolate, lemon, vanilla $ 4 ...) ft 8 Layer Cake 13 oz, I Cheese Slices 8 oz. $1 •08 Voortmans Old Time Oatmeal and Sugar dik C ookies 1 lb. pkg. 7 7 Black Diamond Canadiir process 24 oz. 584 30cmx 1 Om 9 8 19 oz. $1.18 GRAND BEND STORE HOURS Mon. to Thurs. 8 to 6 Friday 8 to 9 Sat. 8 to 6 Closed Sundays TELEPHONE 238-2512 SENIOR CITIZENS CAMItetiOclig nfitoArt TO 1. a .6.or 6“*. UPON PIM NrAlpoN ap GOMPOPINI •11,•11.. I WOW.. NNNOPPC.o0 SAVE 6% C.6. WOW! Ou TOUR .0.0.06 TINVIL/11.0•1' hely* BABY BONUS CAPT VO011 palowArpc. C0.0011•T ,11.0111300, ANN SAVE 6% on 0000 ',ANN., coN. OPPIN 0000 ANY.0.11 Excluding 'garottes ' • • iirt IV gond BAYFIELD STORE HOURS Mon to Thurs. 9 to 6 Friday 9 to 9 Sat. 8 to '6 Closed Sundays TELEPHONE 565-2791 Prices Effective Feb. 27 to Mar. 4 - Fresh Daily Aged Al Steer Chuck Blade-bone out SHORT RIB I ROAST .58 lb. SAVE 60t lb. Aged Al Steer Bone-in CROSS RIB ROAST 5 .98 Maxwell House Instant Coffee K r , s Assorted Candy C Ice ns Cream l0 oz. 5.78 250 gr. 68( 2 litres 1 i° 8 P epsi Cola plus deposit 26 oz. 4/994 Shop no-name products and save. l'WO MORE REASONS TO SHOP AT ,.,TENDER SPOT We reserve the right to limit quantities. Ho V% rotund an advertised 14,41001s 238-2512 GRAND BEND 8 /ue Bonnet coloured Margo . cane $1 88 Ke ° nt frozen range juke 5844 .3 lbs. 12 oz. to, proliide for Compulsory Automobile Insurance, is in effect, Section 2 states; No owner of a motor vehicle shall operate the motor vehicle or cause or permit the motor vehicle to be operated on a highway unless the motor vehicle is insured under a contract of automobile in- surance. Every owner of a motor vehicle who fails to insure the vehicle or surrenders an insurance card for in- spection to a Police Officer, when requested to do so, purporting to show that the motor vehicle is insured under a contract of motor vehicle insurance when the motor vehicle is not so in- sured - Is guilty of an offence and is liable to a fine of not less than $500.00 and not more than $2,500.00 and in addition his driver's licence may be suspended for a period of not more than one year, Justice also may order that the motor vehicle be seized, impounded and taken into custody of the law for a period of not more than 3 months, Section 3 states: An operator of a motor vehicle on a highway shall have in the motor vehicle at all times (a) An insurance card for the motor vehicle; or (b) An insurance card evidencing that the operator is insured under a contract of automobile insurance, and the operator shall surrender the insurance card for reasonable inspection upon the demand of a police of- ficer. k person who con- travenes Section 3 is liable to a fine of not more than $200.00. For those who may still try to get away without insurance, think about it. - long and hard. • wk L • :; KIDS AND SNOW — Children and snow are the right com- bination for some fun in the Pinery. Pulling the toboggan are Tracy Clarke and Patty Page, both of Grand Bend. Getting a ride' is Cheyenne Olmstead while Deanna Olmstead, both of Crediton, runs along behind. T-A photo *me, RESORT RENT-A-CAR New Chrysler Products Low-Low-Rates Daily, Weekly, Monthly Special Weekend Rates (Based on availability) Dial 2384391 NOW A Division Of Thompson-Warner Motors Ltd. Grand Bend Open Daily 9 - 9, Sat. 9 - 6 (Your One-Stop Auto Centre) • •Z ;•••";•36.;. rt.; vo P Or- ••pg Dream .of .annexation might betorne reality OPP charges several speeders More than 30 Grand Bend Golden Agers met Wed- nesday afternoon at the Anglican Parish hall for a "Fun" afternoon. President, Alex Hamilton welcomed all. Meeting opened with 0 Canada, and a sing song of favorites with Mrs. A. Kuntz as pianist. This was followed by music selections on violin and piano by Ross and Nola Love. Matt Relouw played several accordian selections. For the remainder of the afternoon the group played games of crokinole, dominoes, euchre and solo games. A delicious pot luck lunch closed the happy afternoon. Womens Institute meet About 25 attended the Women's Institute meeting held last Thursday afternoon in S.S. rooms of. United Church. Topic was Citizenship and World Affairs Roll call was answered by, "Name a place in the Ausable, Bayfield Conservation Authority. Feature of the afternoon was pictures and com- mentary by Stephen Lane, on the Ausable, Bayfield Conservation Authority which among others showed the Walker drain and areas of the Klondyke. During the business it was decided to quilt two small quilts. Lunch hostesses were Verna Lovie and Marjorie Mason. The Women's Institute March meeting will be held at A.R.C. Industries Dash- wood, with dinner at 12,30. All members wishing dinner reservations, phone Elda Adams, at 238-8112, by March 6th. 4-H News Grand Bend 4-H club number one, "Better Bed- sides" held their meeting last week at the home of Tracey Meloche with ten attending. Roll call was answered by, "Tell how your bedroom reflects your personality and likes." The girls finished a macrame pot holder in the half knot, Discussion was on their free choice article and what cord to use. They talked of how their bedroom is now and how they would like it to be, discussing decoration ideas, and color schemes. Rotating secretary was Teresa Baltessen Press reported by Liz Martens. The South Huron 4-H snowmobile club met Thursday evening at Stephen Central Public School with 24 members present. Constable Wilson showed a film and spoke on the safety of snowmobiles. Catholic church news The Catholic Womens league held their February meeting last Tuesday evening at St, John's Parish hall with 23 in attendance. President, Roberta Walker, opened with the League prayer and scripture reading. Minutes were read by Nancy Stokkerman and the treasurer report given by Karen Smeekens. The ladies are planning a skit for the World's Day of Prayer, coming up on March 7th at the Anglican church. Mrs. Vandenberg has donated a quilt which the members are presently busy quilting at, and later it will be raffled off. Jean and Mary Mom- rnersteeg will be in charge of the Family life for the March meeting. The door prize donated by Roberta. Walker was won by Deana Kelders. The next meeting will be March 17 at the Alhambra hall. Anglican church news Guest speaker at St. John's by the Lake Anglican church, Sunday morning was Canon Norman Morris from Iona Station. Rev. George Anderson, conducted morning service at . Christ Church, in Delaware, and later at- tended the Christening service of his baby gran- daughter at Trinity church, Lambeth. The ladies of St. John's will be holding their regular monthly meeting on Thur- sday afternoon February 28th at the Parish hall. This meeting has been updated one week, due to the World's Day of Prayer being held March 7th at St. John's Anglican church. Church of God news About 100 people attended the Pancake supper, held last Tuesday night at the Church of God. The proceeds will go to help missions. Ten, Church of God youths, with their leaders met last Friday evening, and enjoyed sport activities at the Public school gym. Back at the church a devotional was conducted by Paul Tuck, on "Reflections." This was followed with a business period and lunch. United Church news The first Sunday in Lent was observed at the United Church Sunday morning. Special feature of the service was the Sunday school children's choir, when they sang several action songs. Rev. Moore told us of his uplifting spiritual ex- perience when he attended the three day Conference committee of education for students, held at Five Oaks, near Paris, Ontario, last week. He was happy to announce that eight young people will be confirmed to the ministry, three will be commissioned and one transferring this year. Personals Katie Vincent and Jeanne Kading were supper guests, Sunday night with Rosie Grigg. The Wednesday evening. weekly duplicate bridge game held at St. Johns Parish hall, had the following winners. North-South, Helen and Manning Jamieson, tied with Betty Boyles and Jules DeBrabandere, East-West, Olga Keay and Dorothy Child. At the close of the evening, Mary Spieran was presented a going away gift from the bridge club. She will be leaving Grand-Bead-to take up residence elsewhere. Mrs. Irene Kennedy is a patient in University hospital, London, where she underwent surgery last Thursday. The Beavers .will meet at Dashi;Vood Community hall on Wednesday, February 27th, at 6:30. There . is still room for more boys, aged 5, 6 and 7. • Norma Walper and Clara Hamilton attended a miscellaneous bridal shower, Sunday, in London, at Mrs. Etta Ingrey's home, for Freida Steinbach, fiancee of Brad Hamilton, Vera Ervin and Lori-Anne Latta, of Waterloo were dinner guests, Saturday with Loreen and Lorne Devine. Katie Vincent, Hazel Stebbins and Dorothy MacGregor, returned Friday night, from a two week conducted bus tour of Florida. Two bus trips are being organized through Grand Bend Seniors, and anyone interested will be welcome to go. A three day trip to the Tulip Festival in Holland, Michigan is being arranged for May 13, 14 and 15th, A five day trip to Penn- sylvania, Gettysburg and Lancaster is planned for June 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. More details to follow later. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Belt, of Milford, Michigan, spent some holidays here with his sister, Mrs. Eva Bariteau, Mrs. Rosie Grigg has been hospitalized a few days at. South Huron, Exeter, returning home last Saturday. Provincial Police at Pinery Park had a busy week tracking down speeders during the week of February 17 to 23, A total of 19 charges were laid under the highway traffic act. Nine peeple were charged under the liquor licence act. Two charges were laid under the motorized snow vehicle act, and two trespass complaints were investigated. Three warrants of committal were executed and one break and enter was investigated. Constable R.J. Kotwa would like to remind the public, that ear insurance is now compulsory. If you were one of the approximate 225,000 drivers who paid $150.00 into the Motor Vehicle Claims Fund last year for the privilege of driving without insurance - `TAKE NOTE" As of March 1, 1980, an Act Grand Bend council is finally taking a. step towards its dream of an expanded village, Reeve Robert Sharen announced at Tuesday night's council meeting that three or four lots at the south of the village are going to be annexed. The landowners, currently in Bosanquet township have asked that they be annexed into Grand Bend. The area includes half of the Pinedale Motel owned by Irwin Schottroff, The Bluewater Motel owned by Xavier Boogemans and Bluewater Tourist Accommodations owned by Bill Peckitt. At present the boundary line between Grand Bend and Bosanquet runs through the Pinedale Motel. The three property owners have said that they would like to be part of the village so that they can have sewer hook-ups. In a later interview, Sharen said that they'd been quiet about annexation lately. A map showing the areas the council would like to see annexed still hangs in the council chambers. Sharen said that they will talk more about annexation when they are sure they could win if the question went to'an Ontario Municipal Board hearing. Annexation plans originally included all the area south of the village to the KlondYke road and the Pinery Park boundary. Sharen said that in par- ticular the village should include the Kest of Southcott Pines, Beach 'o Pines and the Van Dongen. subdivision, They would also like to take in the area. north of the village to include_ Oakwood and Grand Cove Estates up --to the waterworks hawing. Sharen said that a by-law to annex the areas requested by the three landowners will be read at the next council. meeting, Bosanquet town- ship council has not yet been told of the annexation plans,.