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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-06-09, Page 11NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS DESTROY WEEDS Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of land, in accordance with the Weed Control Act 1972, Section 4 No's. 11, 14, 20 and amendments thereto, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands within the Municipality of the Village of Grand Bend are destroyed by date of June 30, 1977 and throughout the season the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed charging the cost against the land in taxes, as set out in the Act. Co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solicited. Village of Grand Bend KRAFT AND THRIFT SHOPPE LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN DASHWOOD HURON SANITATION CAN OFFER YOU PHONE ED LOVIE PHONE JOHN HOTSON 238-2776 238-8240 238-2140 ANYTIME ANYTIME FOR PROMPT SANITATION SERVICE If no answer call 238 -8240 for prompt reply 200 ml Sugg. Retail $2.65 Shop Exeter Pharmacy & Get SAVINGS by the BARREL-FULL Close Up Toothpaste 100ml 09C Sug. Retail $1.62 AI J & J Powder Shower to Shower 227 gm $ 45 Sugg. Retail $2.51 Tablets Efferdent 16Plus 2 Free Sugg. Retail 734 11•40./Rve,"/........"0".0%.1.41%/%1 Stay Free Mini Pads Sugg. Retail 794 57C 10 Plus 2 Free GUARD VI)UR 1ANOLVD REALM AND OUDGF Alka Seltzer 25's Sugg. Retail $1.25 GUARDIAN DRUGS. Main Street 235-1570 November 3 is to be declared Family Night, with a potluck supper, followed by a presen- tation by Rev. L.G. Stairs, representative of the Leprosy Mission. Personals Mrs. Viola Wilson, Chad and Bernard spent the weekend at Newbury with Mrs. May Hillman, Mrs. Wilson's sister. Monday evening Chad planned to go boating with the Cubs at Lake Huron. Sunday guests at the home of Rev, and Mrs. Bruce Pierce were Mrs. Ethel Freeman, Vancouver and Mrs. Ellen Robottom, Woodstock. Mrs. Freeman who just returned from a trip to England is a retired missionary nurse who served the United Church hospital at Bella Bella. Irving Stahl received the sad news of the death of one of his favourite second cousins of the Stahl relation, Eleanor Pauline Daufner (Mrs. Mark Martin) of Birmington, Michigan. Her mother was born in Crediton, and spent her teenage years here before going to Michigan, where she resided until her death. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson and Russ's brother Billy, Strathroy, accompanied Michael Pierce to Crediton, ,Sunday. Russ and Michael, with their guitars, led the singing in Sunday School. Dave McClure attended the meeting of the Huron County Historical Society in Wroxeter Monday evening. Because they were winners in a safety poster contest, Sarah McClure, Dianne Beaver, Lisa Miller and Lori Brand enjoyed a trip to Ottawa May 26-28. They Mr. Bill Batten, Exeter Times-Advocate, EXETER, Ontario Dear Bill: • As Secretary-Treasurer for the Hensall Fair Board I would like to correct your statement made in the paper last week. We, The Fair Board have not picked a winner in the June 9th election. Mr. Riddell was asked to open our Fair in Feb. as was Mr. McKinley last year. Both of these men are very busy and must be asked well in advance. It takes several weeks to compile our Prize lists and get them printed up and this was done long before an election was called. Perhaps next time you print something of this nature you would take time to get all the facts before publication. Yours truly Gladys McGregor Secretary-Treasurer Hensall-South Huron Agricultural Society P.S. I would like this printed in the June 9th edition of your paper. TAXES DUE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH lst INSTALMENT DUE June 15, 1977 James L McIntosh, Clerk-Treasurer advancing so much that People entering -.the field need,' more exposure to the handicapped". Grand Bend was chow as the site for Noah's ARC because of the large tourist -trade during the. summer, he said. Noah's. ARC is open five claps week and will he operating for 14 weeks during the summer months. The store opened May 28 and will close Labour Day weekend, no children to .span. drive with care./ lerPr41- 4.111111111111, Craft Show! Sidewalk Sales! Wandering Pipers! SPECIAL WEEKEND FEATURES AT ALL GRAND BEND ENTERTAINMENT CENTRES Second Payment 1977 Taxes Due June 15, Eric Carscadden Clerk lommemmemp 111111111111I By MISS ELLA MORLOCK CREDITON Twenty-five Explorers provided an interesting program for U.C.W. members' Thursday evening. First the group assembled on the platform to introduce themselves and their mothers. A program of songs and skits under the general theme of Easter and spring followed. Mrs. Don Finkbeiner is leader of the group. She was assisted by Mrs. John Stewart, Mrs. Hank Brand and Mrs. Gordon Fink- beiner. During the year the Explorers realized $72 by their work at the bazaar, visited senior citizens at Christmas, made cushions, and donated to ARC Industries. They plan a Mother-Daughter bowling night in Exeter June 13. Awards were distributed for effort and attendance. Two members, Karen Hodge and Tracy Case, recorded perfect attendance. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ross Krueger. Mrs. Gordon Fink- beiner, Mrs. Bruce Pierce, Mrs. Lorne Preszcator, Mrs. Emerson Wein and Laura Mathers. A session of business for U.C.W. members followed. Roll call was answered by naming a famous Canadian one admires. It was decided to make October 6 and November 3 open meetings. October 6, the film prepared to mark the 50th anniversary of Canada's National Back to the Bible Hour is to be shown. ARC Industries of Dashwood has entered the Grand Bend retail market this summer but with more than profit in mind, Noah's ARC, a renovated garage at 14 Main Street, will serve as a retail outlet for tourists and a training centre for four students and 34 handicapped employees. Handicapped employees will be trained to paint, assemble wood furniture, picnic tables and take tare of the store. One or two handicapped employees will be directly involved with the operation of the store on a rotating basis so all handicapped employees will be involved. "One of our priorities in this type of business is informing the public (about handicapped Noah's ARC open at resort people) which is one of the Most difficult things on a one-to-one basis", said Don Campbell, executive director of the South Huron District Association for the Mentally Handicapped. Four students are employed in the store under the Young Canada Works program, Olga Zemitis, Aileen Klungel, Sue Ann Schroeder, and Judy Mickle will be employed at Noah's ARC to supervise the project. "This type of program is really broadening the horizons of the students", said Campbell. "The quality of this type of service is Quiet week for policemen Grand Bend and Pinery OPP detachments reported a quiet week. Grand Bend detachment reported 39 charges under the Liquor Licence Act, 16 Highway Traffic Act charges, three Criminal Code charges and one charge under the Narcotic Control Act. Pinery OPP detachment reported 20 Liquor Licence Act attended the National School charges and two charges under Safety Patrol Jamboree, the Narcotic Control Act. 0 11111111111 W111111111111111111111 lllllllllllll 11111111111111111111111/ lllllllllll 1111mill11111111/111 llllll U lllllll 1 lllllllllllllll 1111111 llllll 1111111 lllllll llllllllllllllll 1111 llllllllllll 1 llllll 1111 lllllllll 111111 lllllll 1111111111timi lllllllllllllll 111111111111111111i1111mt llllllll 11111111111111111111111111111111E llllll 11111111 lllllllllllllll 1 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll FEST Huge 120' tent on the beach 2 8,000 burgers of real buffalo meat Don't Forget SUNDA'? "Vions-tionett es Beefburger Day" 1r000.0000. 0.000000000,000e. s f cee -kosi-Riclie .s..„.. ... 1 1 vonspo. -..., 't otion. 01 , :...... ... ... ... . - .. Sotkod 1 ck -..... ..... ....„, ..,.-,, " .............,.... Family Fun Grand Bend Style )11111111111111 Iii lll lll ll lllllllllllllllll llllll iiii111410 l lllll 111111111111111111lllllllllllll111111111Y11I14111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIIItl llrlll qll 111111 ill lllll 1141 l ll i Iit1111I1111111llllllilll111111111illlll llriilliiriiirr lllllllllllll long llllll IIIIIlIHIUlllllllillilllllll111lllllllillilfllllilllllll11i11111i111iiliilillllilnl1l11lillnl11bi11ili1NliliilllYllllllllil 1 SELLOUT SALE STARTING FRIDAY JUNE 10 • DISHES" USED BOOKS' JEWELLERY • MACRAME' USED ARTICLES Playhouse is assisted Two area organizations received grants from the Ontario Arts Council last week. The Blyth. Centre for the Arts will receive a grant of $12,000 and the Huron Country Playhouse at Grand Bend will receive a $22,000 grant. Ontario Arts Council also issued grants to Stratford Theatre, London Symphony Orchestra and the Victoria Playhouse in Petrolia. Stratford Festival received $294,000, London Symphony Orchestra received $195,000, and $7,000 was granted to the Petrolia Playhouse. The total amount of Arts Council grants issued last week was $530,000. READY FOR WALK — Shelly Black Patty Smith and Shari Black were walkathon for the South Huron Rec Centre. Helps handicapped June 9, 1977 Per 11 Crediton Explorers perform eager to get started in Saturday's T-A photo Septic tank pumping, dry wells and repairs. Phone 238-2291 or 238-2923. FINCH'S GRAND BEND SANITATION SERVICE BUFFALOBURGER toasett a sote , FRIDAY, 17 JUNE Noon Marquee opens. Business Lunch Live Entertainment The In-Betweens, 5 Piece Group 8-12 (Midnight) Live Entertainment Zurich German Band SATURDAY, 18 JUNE 10:30 Kids Treasure Hunt Games & Prizes. 10 & Under Horseshoe Tournament Grand Bend Yacht Club Race Noon Marquee opens Live Entertainment The Bradleys Folk Group Irish, Scottish, Folk & Country Music & Dancing Hay Ride Transportation 1:00 p.m. Kids Races - Prizes 8-12 (Midnight) Live Entertainment 'Sonny & Friends' • Folk and Country Music 11:30 Draw for $500. Gold Brick Draw for $100. Gold Coin