Times-Advocate, 1985-05-01, Page 20Page 8A
Times -Advocate, May 1 1985
Manore levels criticism
Heirbour committee sets new rates
At their April harbour committee
meeting members Tom Lawson.
Harold Green, Bruce 1%1'e►Ix11e). Ituss
Lingar& .1ee Green. Larry Whiting
and secretary Wendy Jennison were
all present.
It was moved by Harold (:reed and
seconded by .foe (:seen that the
following rates be charged ter
dockage and the launch tamp tor the
1985 season. The (lockage rates will he
$.35 per foot : launch ramp rales will
be $4.00 daily. $12.10)weekly. $40.1)0
residential (seasonal' and $50341 ter
commercial 1 seasonal
Larry Ifhiling and Bruce 11"uodley
along with a representative limn the
GB Chamber of Commerce interview
ed students over the weekend Ior
summer jobs. 'Phenates of the new
employees were 1101 available al press
tithe. If the Summer Canada (:rant is
approved. the first two students will
start on May 1:3 with the remaining
three starting on May 20
A dockage by-law was presented by
Ilarokt Green as prepared by Janet
Smolders, county planner to council.
Council has accepted this by-law and
a copy will IW given to each commit
jar. n►enlelx•r tor apt►ruval. when
completed. copies of the by-law well
be sent to all ratepayers on the river
Dick Alanort• attended this meeting to
express his dissatisfaction with how
the 1lar1x►ur Committee and GB coun-
cil were ctnlducting themselves. Ile
staled that he was not agreeable with
the S20.e4t lee imposed for the pi rmit
of the (locking by-law. Manure ques-
tioned why tete village boat. which
whas purchased recently from
Warner Auto Marine. was not
tendered out. Ile also questioned
other matters which the harbour has
made note 01.
in other platters. the in -water boat
show commenced on Saturday. April
27 and will continue to May 12 along
the village docks. The Grand Bend
1141 is planned tot' sometime in olid
June, reported Ross Lingard. The GB
Yacht flub will advise the committee
of the event officially by the next ha •
boor meeting on May 15.
Also present at this meeting to
resolve questions were Dermis Snider,
Bill Brenner, Shirley Michell. Roy
Johnson. Peter Warner and Mery and
i\lrS. Sharpe representing the Sinalh
Beach Association.
Plan First HBO
The GB Legion Branch 498 held
their final evening of darts Tuesday
night. Lou llainilton and Marg iledlev
%von first place while Bob('hapxlelalne
and Eve Buttery won second.
The Legion euchre party was held
h'riday with the year-end dinner al the
"Thirsty Fox. Special thanks to Kevin
and Marilyn and staff lor the exc'ep-
Grand Ben
and district news
Lynne Deslardine
238.8768
READY TO GO Here ore your Grand Bend paper boys ready to deliver the daily news to your doorstep.
From left to right Cullen Kobe, Joson Desjordine, Jarett Kobe, David Maguire and Scott Keyes All the
fads finish their routes before breakfast.
Resort's paper boys
get early start on day
Getting up in the morning al
5:311-6:441 a.m. seems extr'eme'ly- ear
Iy for most of us. That's the general
time that 1Iie live (:raind Bend paper
boys hear their a la rills ring
Willi nearly 251 hom's among them
to deliver the daily news. .1;11101 and
Cullen Kole. David Maguire. Jason
1 jardine and Scott Keyes. ar•i' hack
home between 7:00 and 7:30 a .111 .
ready lor their breaklasts before
school. The largest route consists ut
49 stops ..ith the least being 23
deliveries. The area covered ranges
from the Tindale Subdivision. just
soul o1 the Village. i
Southcott Pines. Green Acres. along
Hwy 21 within the Gli boundaries and
west of the highway to the lake 'That's
a lot (iI bicycling or leg -work
%Then I asked the boys who Iheir
replacements were. 111 the ease of it
Iness or holidays -Welt Kobe spoke
tip and said "My Mons is hec•atise i
don't have to pay her and she's our
secretary as well -- Phoning In paper
stops and starts can be a full lime cob
itself
Delivering the news is nothing new
for the Kobe Mindyh Two older
brothers had it first and then the jobs
were passed In another 1amih They
in turn. gave 11 hack to the K(1hes
when .Iarett was old enough
Keyes. who started delivering.. hen
he was none years old. said that of the
three year's that he's been working. he
likes the money I0's1 and ne'Ver
refuses a tip Ile hires a Inflict Trent
Stellingwert1- in training, In lake his
place when absent Iron) the jolt
The two newest recruits. Maguire
and Desjaidine. were amazed al all
the wild rabbits. squirrels and the odd
skunk that they see at daybreak
i remember on one morning. while
aceomparung my son on his route an
owl hooted from a nearly tree. near
Iy scaring ole off my hike ,Jason saiid
Engineering that's just out
of this world
Heavenly
pictures at'
down-to-
earth
prices
Uniden
Television
Systems
. cin t y to
TV & Appliances
RR 2 Gond Bend 238-8270
that happens quite often.
.lust in case you think your paper
carrier is overpaid. you should try
dehwering yourself. Summer is nice
hut those trusty wintery mornings can
be very nasi y. Sometimes you have
to walk when there are no vehicle
tracks through the snow before yot1.
Taking everything into considera-
tion. i think these young In(')) are lear-
ning
eanning not only responsibilityand num-
Middy. but they learn he►w to save
nwney and handle their cuslonuvs
Witt) an insurance plan and pension
they experience some oI the Iuture
-knowledge needed. You never know.
.e-ith another son growing up. I ma
even become a morning person yet
Photographer plans
field trip in Pinery
icy Puck \lerkies
When April showers have subsided
it will he a perfect time for
photographer to enjoy a couple of
days outdoors. experiencing fresh en-
counters in nature with new growth.
spring colours, and perhaps with an
opportunity to observe and
photograph wildlife.
A field trip in Pinery Provincial
Park offers just such an occasion on
the first weekend in May. starting at
the Pine Dale Motel in (:rand Bend.
with instructor Sandra Sen(•huk to
guide photographers into a unique
way of seeing, and 10 respond lo the
environment with the camera with a
new sense nl personal awareness.
Sandra. whb has worked as a
freelance doctlmen! ary
photographer. a film editor and pro-
ducer. as a performance artist _and
has conducted numerous
photography workshops. came to this
area from Meadow bake, Saskat-
chewan. in 1981. as an assistant pro-
fessor at the University of Western
Ontario She has since (Ione graduate
work al the University in New \lex-
icoand returned to i,on(Mn, where she
is now a member of the Forest City
(:alley .
tier work has heen exhibited in
Saskatoon. Regina. New York.
I louslon. San Fransisco. New Mexico.
Registration
For September 1985
Grand Bend Nursery
School Inc.
Wed., May 15
9 - 11:30 a.m.
Phone 238-2829
for further
information
London (England 4. Toronto. Mon-
treal, Ottawa. London (Ont.t and
ilam illon, as well as in a travelling
exhibition with the National Film
Board of Canada.
Attracted to the observation of
nature and to philosophy since an ear
ly age. Sandra has developed a uni-
que way of responding to what she
observes. using the c'ame'ra as a tool
equivalent to one's consciousness Stu'
Sandra .enrhok
considers making the right conner
lion with the environment 01 great nn
port alive to the expe'rienc'e
To go on a weekend field trip «Ill
such a sensitive teacher will Ix' an un
forgettable. enriching learning
experience.
interested photographers can oh
lain more information al the local
libraries -
tional food and service
Trophies were awarded to Winnie
(:ill. high ladies' _average: Verne
Fischer. high men's average.
Lawrence Uverneyer•. most Ione
hands. the play -oft awards were won
by Irene Ward. Gord Brown and most
improved was (:race ;Masse and
George Gallant won the most helpful
trophy.
r )n Alae 7 the year-end dinner and
awards night for the darts will to held
at the Sunset Restaurant. A happy
hour from 5:30-6:30 p.m. will be Held
at the Legion before. ()n May 4 there
will be an annual open euchre (hi v, so
it you have four player•s..comeout and
join the euchre competition from
(1:00 a.m. until it's finished. A
general meeting evill be held on Mon-
day, May 6 at 8:30.
The first [MCI is scheduled for May
18 (Saturday) so'mark your calendar.
.lune 1 is the grand opening at 11:0x1
a.m. with a parade, I1B(1 and dance.
Host %ut'ic•li Youths
The Church of (Alec youth fellowship
were hosts to the Zurich Mennonite
youths on Friday night. Laura ('amp -
hell gave the welcome, followed by a
get acquainted game. The film "The
Return to Evil- was shown, in which
tour people told of their experiences
with Satin V ''
the blink of suicide: now they are
happily serving Jesus Christ. Lunch
was served after in the auditorium.
The Church of God congregation
welcomed the Rev Wayne Lyons.
11'etastiwin, Alberta. as their guest
speaker on Saturday night and Sun-
day. Monday evening will be an infor-
mal fellowship time with ltev. Lyons
at a carry -in supper. -
"tineel I'aony" Bridge
Conte out and see the demonstra-
tion on how duplicate bridge is played
on Monday, May 6 at 1:041 p.m. The
GB Legion will he hosting, so any
beginners are welcome to take
lessons or a refresher course
anytime. Welcome to ladies from
(;rand Bend. 'I'hectford, St. Joseph.
fort Franks and areas. .loin in the
summer marathon too' For further
information phone .lean Gibson
238-2202 or Irene Ward 238-8:145.
Refreshments will be served at the
Sweet Tann. doh -
1-11 l plate'
4)n Tuesday the t;rauxf Bend No. 1
and (.11 No. 2 clubs held a joint
Iueeting at the home (II Mrs 1.oreen
Guest speaker was Ah'::. 'Helen
Kneale. She spoke 01) the stages of
(ley( hymen! 111 it c'hrld curiosity
etc.. stress and how to handle it and
self protection for the ears. hands and
other Ixxly parts. Reflexes and how to
baby sit safer were discussed
The next meeting will be held at the
1:11 lire hall on the :loth of April w ill
both clubs together.
.11►out the People You K
The ('WI. ladies howled in Zurich
fur the GB lancer campaign and rats
ed $366.75 for the society. Good work
girls'
(:et well wishes ..ire extended lo
Mrs. Annie Morenz who renamed
honie Iron) the hospital last week.
The Pinedale hockey pools are still
going strong and will be even better '
now that the N.Y. Islander's are pelt
out 01 ac'1o11 (:nel tuck. (::til'
SeVer-a1 (:rand fiend fishermen
joke) have entered the sport Sarnia
Salmon Derby which started last
Saturday So far all their lig ones
have got away.'
DONATE CHEQUE Over 190 riders lined up on Sunday afternoon
at the Pinery Park for a 20 km. ride in aid of the Canadian Cancer
Society. Here organizers Peggy Smith and Lydia Duchou, present Jean
Wilson with a cheque for $7600.00 raised from the event. On the right
is Brownie leader Margrit Breuer -who won the trophy for having the
best percentage attend the annual ride.
Notice to Grand Bend Property Owners
IN THE MATTER OF Section 39 and 15 of
The Planning Act (R.S.O. 1980, c. 379).
-and-
IN THE MATTER OF an application by the Corporation of the
Village of Grand Bend for approval of its Restricted Area By-
law 6048'83.
-and-
IN THE MATTER OF a reference to this Board by the Honourable
Claude F. Bennett, Minister of Municipal Affairs and H.
nest-by-Ja ovls on a alt .of Richleigh Investments
Limited for consideration of the following part of Amendment
Number 2 to the Official Plan for the Grand Bend -Planning Area:
Those lands described as part of lot 405, Plan 25 in the Village
of Grand Bend.
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Minister's File NO. 38 -OP -0147.2
APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Monday, the
3rd day of 4une, 1985 at the hour of one o'clock (local time)
in the afternoon at the Council Chambers, Town Hall, 4 Ont.
St. N., Grand Bend, for the hearing of all parties interested in
supporting or opposing the application. -
If you dp not attend and are not represented at this hearing,
the Boar ay proceed in your absence and you will not be en-
titled to any further notice of the proceedings.
In the event the decision is reserved, persons taking part in
the hearing and wishing a copy of the decision may request
a copy from the presiding Board Member, or, in writing, from
the Board. Such decision will be mailed to you when available.
DATED at Toronto this 1st day of April" 1985
D.G. Henderson
Secretary.
EXPLANATORY NOTE
OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT 1t2 AND BY-LAW 6048 of 1983
The purpose of By law 6048 is 10 implement the Amendment
No. 2 to the Official Plan for the Grund Bend Planning Area.
Amendment #2 removed the Fn. ,ronmental Protection'"
designation of the Official Plan from many properties which,
according to an engineering study prepared for the Ausable-
Bayfield Conservation Authority, ore no longer located in the
floodplain. These properties were redesignated to other land
uses. In one case, a properly was added to the floodplain by
the engineering study and accordingly, Amendment N2
redesignated it to "Environmental Protection". This By-law im
plements Amendment No. 2 by rezoning the affected proper-
ties in accordance with the new land use designations of
Amendment No. 2.
This By-law generally applies to land abutting the Ausable River
and Lake Huron in the village of Grand Bend. The Location Mop
and Schedule 'A" shows more particularly the land affected.
By -low 6048 of 1983 conforms to the Official Plan of the Grand
Bend Planning Area, in accordance with Amendment No. 2.
Dionne Mallard, Clerk Treasurer
Village of Grand Bend
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