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HO-HO-HO — Santa visited area senior citizens in Crediton Wednesday when the Grand
bend Golden Agers had dinner at the Stardust Restaurant. Santo passes out Christmas gifts
to Floyd Enright and Lillian Lovie • Staff photo
Santa visits Golden Agers
NEW CHAMBER EXECUTIVE —.Sitting on the Grand Bend and area Chamber of Commerce executive for 1981 will be
back'row; directors. Bill Peckett, Erwin Shottroft, Bill Harwood, Ruth Dunlop, past president Gene Grenier, directors Jean
Simpson, Nick Carter, Lee Thomas, and Gord Glazier. Front row, secretary-manager, Bob Simpson, first vice'president Brad
Page, president Mac Dunlop, second vice president, Lloyd Morden, and treasurer Lorne Campbell. Staff photo
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Gibbs brings bulldozer to beach
Malcolm- "Archie" Gibbs
of Parkhill is carryhiren in
• • his fightfor• ownership of die
beach in Grand, Bend,
• spokesman for the: .Ontario
'Provincial police at Pinery
Park said that on Saturday
•gibbs brought a:bulldozer to
the beach' and 'said he in-
tended to remove posts in•
front of the Bonnie POone
Manor.
The poitoeinan , Said that
Bonnie Doone owner Mel
Vouglaa ,obstructed the
bulldozer and no posts were
removed, Both men claim
ownership of that section of
the beach.
The police were advised of
the dispute by Gbbs who told
them he was bringing in a
bulldozer and operator.
In a later interview Ohba
told the T-A that he just took
the bulldozer to Grand Bend
"for a little action", He
called the altercation
"nothing to speak of," He
said that taking the bulldozer
to the beach was a little
"fortification", "it was just
some action to secure -my
position," he added, Ile went
on to. say that there was
really no story, and he
refused to comment further
on the question of beach
ownership, other than to say
Isis position was "Coming
along pretty good."
When contaeted, Mel
Douglas declined to botn-
The Grand Bend firetruck
was exercised twice during
the past Week, and for-
tunately no danger was 'in-
volved.
ment on the aituation.
The police spokesman said
that the 0-legion of the beach,
ownership was before the
courts, and currently in
dispute. The police Were hot
present to decide who, had
what property rights he said,
"We were: just there to keep
the peace," he added.
A small crowd gathered on
the beach to watch the
goings on, Several by-
standers. reported that Gibbs
said he would be back.
More than 50 Grand Bend
Golden Agers and guests,
held their December
meeting at the Stardust
Restaurant in Creditors with
a Christmas dinner and all
the trimmings, at 1:00
Fun prizes awarded after
dinner were lucky plates to
Nola Taylor and Ralph
McKinnon. Lady with
highest heels, Marie
McKinnOn, shortest man,
Matt Relouw.
A presentation was made
to the club of a Senior Citizen
flag, and pins for each
Member by Ralph and Marie
McKinnon, Two coffee, urns
were presented by Dennis
and • Brenda Mathers.
President Alex Hamilton,
and the members sincerely
thanked the donors for these
gifts.
At this time Santa Claus
arrived and gave everyone a
bag of goodies.
Bob Heywood entertained
the group with his accordion,
playing a medley of polkas
and waltzes, also a number
of Christmas songs and
carols which all joined in
singing.
Marie McKinnon sang two
solos accompanying herself
on guitar, "What child is
this?" and "I heard the bells
on Christmas day,"
Readings were given by
Two fire calls,
but no danger
Thursday morning the
firemen were called to the
farm of John Lagerwerf on
highway 83 across from the
Bell Aerospace plant.
Lagerwerf was burning an
old barn on the farm, and said that a woman had called
had advised firemen that he in saying that smoke was
would be doing it that day. coming from a house on
However, a passer-by had highway 83, However,
turned in the alarm, and' firemen were unable to find
firemen responded. They did a fire.
not stay once they saw the
reason for the call,
Lagerwerf said that the
barn was about 100 years old
and in a bad state of repair,.
He had been giVen a permit
to burn the barn.
On Monday morning, the
firemen went out to the
same:area again, after being
notified by the Ontario
Provincial Police. Police
the following Mrs. Nora
Webb, "A story of a fir tree,"
Mrs. Martha Geromette,
"Christmas stories" and
Mrs. Edith Iredale, "Take
time". Mary Ravelle read a
few humorous jokes.
A lucky cup prize was won
by Jean Sharen, and lucky
chair by Mrs. Mildred
Kellerman. An offering of
$44.00 was taken to be sent to
"Care".
Meeting closed with
"Merry Christmas"
greetings to all.