The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-06-12, Page 16 (2)LITTLE MODELS — These six youngsters, students at the Grand Bend Nursery School, await their turn to
appear during the fashion show held at the Green Forest on Wednesday. Proceeds from the show went to
the school while the M & R Shoppe supplied the foshions. left to right are Potty Page, Tammy Johnston,A photo
Tanya Johnson, Sandra Stire, Jeff Mothers and Barbie Clipperton.
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Times -Advocate, June 12, 1975
MOPED DRAW — Chamber of Commerce president George Kadlecik buys the first ticket from Amy Hunter
and Sharon White who have been hired by the Grand Bend Chamber to sell tickets on four moped bicycles.
One of the bikes is seen in the picture on a trailer which the saleswomen will take from place to place
Aaround
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the area to promote ticket sales.
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JUNE 15th
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Family fun on the beach!
Final meeting
of seniors club
The Grand Bend Senior Decoration Day will be ob-
Citizens held their meeting served Sunday at the local
Wednesday afternoon at the cemetery.
Village Inn, followed by a chicken
supper with 52 in attendance. Personals
Bill Love, president presided Mr. & Mrs.EmersonDesjardine
for the program which consisted attended graduation exercises
of two poems read by Mrs. Olive Wednesday at Alma College
Miller, "Pertaining to retired where their daughter Cheryl
folks," and "What is a home?" received the Pullen award for
Mrs. Susie Devine a reading good Citizenship, and the
"Which Way," and Mrs. Dorothy Hemingway award and gold pin
Reeves a reading entitled for efficiency in Grade 12, also
"Husbands". Mrs. Nola Love the WS Thomas award for
read some entertaining jokes. proficiency in Grade 12 with a
Several games were enjoyed 5500.00 scholarship in fees for
and a sing song. 1975-76.
This is the last meeting till Those from this area who were
September. Business plans in- on the chartered bus trip last
eluded a bus trip to Canatara Saturday and Sunday, to
Park in July. Frankenmuth Michigan, and to
A closing duet was sung by view the Bavarian Festival
Mrs. Mae Holt and WellwoodGill, parade, were Mr. & Mrs. Karl
"Lets Grow Old Together." Ohmayer, Mr. & Mrs. Ed Gill,
Mr. & Mrs. John Bullock, Mr. &
Mrs. Danny Sageman, Mr. &
Mrs. Bud Rice, Mrs. Olive Miller
and Mrs. Raymond Kading.
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Morenz at-
tended the graduation, Saturday
of their cousin, Laurie Maier, of
Farmington Michigan and spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
George Maier Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Wein of
Crediton visited Friday at her
sisters home, Mr. & Mrs. Alec
Hamilton.
Visitors last week with Rev.
and Mrs. H. Dobson were their
son and wife, Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Dobson, David and Jeffery of
Hamilton, and Mr. Dobson's
brother and wife, Mr. & Mrs.
John Dobson of Scarborough.
United Church
Rev. Harold Dobson conducted
the special workshop service in
the United church Sunday
morning, when 50 years of
Church union was celebrated. It
was in June 1925 when the
Presbyterian, Methodist t3nd
Congregational churches joined
in union. The choir sang a special
anthem.
The United church Sunday
School children and teachers held
a picnic and birthday party
Sunday morning.
Children's day was celebrated
at the Church of God Sunday.
Guest speaker in the evening was
an East Indian, Rev. Sawek
Sarju, who is Academic Dean at
Bayridge College, Texas. Mr. Mr. & Mrs. Colin Love, visited
Sarju's two sons, David and Tuesday in Chatham at the home
Randy, accompanied him on the of their son Mr. & Mrs. Morley
trip to Canada. Love and family.
A musical program was en- Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Lamport of
joyed Monday night at the Crediton, visited Saturday
Church of God, when the evening with her parents Mr. &
"Freedom Folk" from the Bible Mrs. Max Turnbull and her
Institute of Alberta, entertained. brother Jack.
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NOTICE
VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND
At the request of the Council of the Village of Grand Bend, the Ministry of the Environment
has investigated the possibility of installing within the Village a sewage works project, to be owned
by the Province of Ontario, consisting of a collector system and treatment facilities which will
provide a major part of the Village with sewage service. It is now proposed to construct such works
at an estimoted cost of $3,117,328 of which an estimated $2,337,995 or a rate of 75 percent of
the estimated gross capitol cost, will be provided by the Province of Ontario as a financial subsidy.
For services provided from these works, it is proposed to impose an estimated service rote of 63.3
cents per 1,000 gallons of sewage accepted from the municipality, together with a frontage rate,
connection charge, and a mill levy as set out in the third paragraph hereof.
The roject will consist of the following works initially.
Ta1nstallation of sanitary sewers to be constructed as follows:
STREET
Road"F"
Rood "E"
Road "G"
Road "C"
Road "D"
Rood "B"
Road "A"
Dietrick Street
Eilber Street
Morenz Street
Alberta Road
Orchard Street
Lake Road
River Rood
Highway #21
Sunset Street
Lancaster Road
Sauble Road
81 Crescent
Deviation Rood
Gill Road
Main Street
Pavillion Lane
King Street
Pine Street
Centre Street
Huron Street
Park Avenue
Beach Lane
Hill Street
Beach Street
Oak Street
Walker Street
Huron Ave.
Woodward Ave.
Elmwood Avenue
Warwick Avenue
Queens Street
Highway #21
Lane
Lane
Kitchener Avenue
together with service connections from the main sewers to the lot lines, four sewage pumping
stations, forcemains, an emergency power plant and a waste stabilization pond to be located in
Lot 6, Ausable Concession, Township of Stephen.
It is proposed to raise the necessary annual revenue for the services provided from the Provin-
cial sewage works as follows: a frontage sewage rate of 30 cents per foot per annum for 40 years
on all lands which front or abut on or connect to the sewers described above, a connection charge
of S35.79 per annum for 40 years on owners or occupants of lands for which a sewage service con-
nection to the sewers is provided; a 150 percent surcharge on the water bill of domestic users of the
system, and o surcharge of 150 percent on the water bill of commercial and industrial users of the
system; and a mill levy of 4.0 mills on all assessable property in the Village of Grand Bend.
In instances where there is a connection to the proposed sewage works but there is no connec-
tion to the water works, the charge for sewage service normally recovered by the water bill sur-
charge is to be recovered by the imposition of a foot frontage rate of $76.50 divided by the fron-
tage of such lands. This foot frontage rote does not reduce or eliminate any other frontage rates
imposed on properties for sewage or water works.
In computing the frontage charges, provision shall be made for the exemption or partial ex-
emption from a foot frontage rate and for the determination of such exemption or partial exemp-
tion in the following manner:
o) A reduction in the case of corner lots at the junction or intersection of streets of 100% of the
flonkage and a reduction or increase in the case of triangular or irregularly-shaped lots may be
made in the foot frontage rate that otherwise would be chargeable thereon, sufficient having
regard to the situation, value and superficial area of such lots as compared with other lots, to
adjust its frontage charge on a fair and equitable basis.
b) Where a lot is for ,any reason wholly or in part unfit for building purposes, a reduction may be
made in the foot frontage rate that otherwise would be chargeable thereon sufficient to adjust
its frontage charge as compared with that of lots fit for building purposes on a fair and
equitable basis.
c) Where a lot, other than a corner lot, has two limits that abut on streets described above and the
size and nature of the lot is such that any or all of the works in such streets are not required, a
reduction in respect of the works that are not required, so long as they are not required, may
also be made in the foot frontage rate that would otherwise be chargeable thereon, sufficient
to adjust its frontage charge on fair and equitable basis.
d) In the case of lots that because of the nature of the terrain or the elevation of the sewer, do not
derive the same benefit as other lands abutting on the sewer, a reduction may be mode in the
foot frontage rate which otherwise would be chargeable thereon, sufficient having regard to
the benefit derived, as compared with other lots, to adjust the foot frontage rate on a fair and
equitable basis.
e) The reduction shall be made by deducting from the total frontage of the lot liable to the annual
foot frontage rate so much thereof as is sufficient to make the proper reduction, but the whole
of the lot shall be charged with the annual foot frontage charge as so reduced.
On the basis of these levies, a home connected to the water works and having a lot frontage
of 60 feet and an assessment of $2,750 would pay the following amounts annually ofter connec-
tion has been made to the proposed sewage works:
60 ft, lot frontage at 30 cents per foot $ 18.00
Connection Charge $ 35.79
150 percent surcharge on $51.00 water bill $ 76.50
4.0 mills on assessment of $2,750 $ 11.00
Total 5141.29
A home not connected to the water works and having o lot frontage of 60 feet and an assess-
ment of $2,750 would pay the following amounts annually after connection hos been made to the
proposed sewage works:
60 ft. lot frontage at 30 cents per foot
Connection Charge
3(76.50)
60 ft. frontage at 60 per foot 3 76.50
4.0 mills on assessment of 52,750 5 11.00
Total $141.29
t3
F ROM
Road "E"
Road "F"
Rood "F"
Road "E"
Road "B"
Road "D"
Road "B"
Eilber Street
Main Street
Eilber Street
Lake Road
Lake Rood
Highway #21
Highway #21
River Road
Highway #21
Sunset Street
(Proposed Sewage
Pumping Stn. #4)
Deviation Rood
Highway #21
Sauble Road
Deviation Rood
Highway #21
Main Street
Pavillion Lane
King Street
Pine Street
Main Street
King Street
Beach Street
Centre Street
Huron Ave.
Beach Lane
Huron Ave
Centre Street
Main Street
Main Street
Main Street
Main Street
Main Street
Highway #21
Highway #21
Main Street
TO
Road "G"
Road "C"
Road"C"
Road"D"
Main Street
Road "A"
approx. 250 ft. south of Road "B"
Eilber Street
approx. 400 ft. south of Main Street
approx. 400 ft. east of Eilber Street
River Road
River Road
Alberta Road
Alberta Road
(Proposed Sewage Pumping Stn. #2)
approx. 1400 ft. south of Lake Rd.
(Village Limit)
Lancaster Road
(Proposed Sewage Pumping Stn. #4)
Sunset Street
approx. 900 ft. southeast of Deviation Road
Deviation Rood
(Proposed Main Sewage Pumping Stn.)
Gill Road
approx. 1500 ft. southeast of Deviation Road
Pavillion lane
King Street
(Proposed Sewage Pumping Stn. #1)
Woodward Ave.
Centre Street
Queens Street
Centre Street
Centre Street
Oak Street
approx. 850 ft. north of Centre St.
Beach Lane
Highway #21
Warwick Ave.
Walker Street
Walker Street
Wolker Street
Walker Street
Oak Street
approx. 1350 ft. north of
Main Street (Village Limit)
approx. 500 ft. east of Hwy. #21
app3ox. 500 ft. east of Hwy. #21
approx. 150 ft. north of Main St.
3 18.00
3 35.79
The connection charge may be prepaid in the calendar year in which such sewage service con-
nection is installed at a cost of 5350.00. Similarly any owner or occupant who desires to com-
mute the frontage rate on his lands may prepay the frontage charge at a cost of 52.93 per foot of
frontage.
Any ratepayer may, within twenty-one days after the first publication of this notice send by
prepaid post to the Clerk of the Village of Grand Bend, of the address given below, o notice in
writing stating his objection to such approval or to the imposition of the sewage rates.
The Ontario Municipal Board may approve the entering into of an agreement between the
Village of Grond Bend and the Crown with respect to the provision of the sewage service and may
approve the imposing of the sewage rates, but before doing so it may appoint a time and place
for a public hearing when any objections will be considered, but notice of such hearing will be
given only to those persons who have given notice of objection as provided for above.
Plans and estimates may be inspected at the office of the undersigned during business hours.
DATED AT Grand Bend and first published this 12th day of June, 1975.
Mrs. Louise M. Clipperton
Clerk -Treasurer
Village of Grand Bend
P.O. Box 340
GRAND BEND, Ontario
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