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EXETER
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
235-2311
also
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GRANDMA'S SUBMARINES
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11 A.M.. 2 P.M.
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Mrs. Watkin's New
LUNCHEON BUFFET
SMORGASBORD
Open Monday through Saturday 5 • 8 p.m.
Sundays • 12:00 noon - 7 p.m.
ADULTS CHILDREN UNDER 12 PRE-SCHOOL
$3.49 $1.99 99'
Entertainment
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Phone 228-6733
DASHWOOD HOTEL
"Huron County's Fun Hotel"
Picture Lounge
Every Nite & Sat. Mat. till July 9
"THE COUNTRY GIRLS"
Startin g July 13 to 16
"Apollo 1111
(Sorry, no reservations taken
for the Picture Lounge)
Try Our large, Fresh Baked Pizza
Eat-In or Take-Out
New
Tiffany Dining Lounge
Hours
Daily Mon. thru Sat. 12 noon to 2 p.m.
Fri. and Sat. Nites 5 to 9 p.m.
Closed Sundays
WORTHWHILE WALK — The South Huron Recreation Centre leaped $1760 last Tuesday as Doug Ellison
collected donations for his efforts during the rec centre walkathon. Left to right are, Lions club president
Max Dawson, rec centre fund chairman Ron Bogart, Ironwood golf club representative Gib Dow, and
walker Doug Ellison. The Lions donated $1100 towards the rec centre and the Ironwood golf dub pledged
$550. Ellison holds two other cheques presented to him earlier worth $255. T-A Photo
Salary of $37,000
SS board names director
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Coming Events At
Pineridge Chalet
R.R. 2, Hensel!
Sat., July 9
CLOSED
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Sat., July 16
Joe Overholt &
The Standbys
Reservations
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Sat., July 23
Fejkl - Gaunt
Open Wedding Reception
Roger Quick
For Reservations
Phone
262-2277 236-4610
236- 4213
ENJOY Friday and
Saturday out at the
GREEN FOREST MOTOR HOTEL
featuring
DWIGHT JAMES
for our listening pleasure
DINING ROOM
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begins at 5 o'clock
call now for reservations
Grand Bend
ci9n inn for all seasons 238-2348
Come Share Our Table . .
Serving Breakfast and Lunch Daily-In
"GRANNY'S KITCHEN"
SMORGASBORD Daily, 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.
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The Oakwood Inn now offers nightly
ENTERTAINMENT
Enjoy a night out at the Falcon Room which
includes fine cuisine, atmosphere and the
music of 'THE NIGHT OWLS'
appearing each night (except Monday) and
music to dine by on Sundays. Spend an
evening at the Oakwood whether it includes
something from the menu or an after dinner a refreshment.
AKWOOD
INN RESORT IN GRAND BEND
Make Your Reservations
By Calling The Dining Room
238.2328
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BOB & SHIRL'S
RESTAURANT TAKEOUT GAS BAR
Corner #4 Hwy. & Huron County Road #21
ZURICH
FAIR 22 III 23
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TALENT SHOW WITH BIG AL FROM CKCO TV, KITCHENER
Crown Donated by
8:00 P.M. The CROWNING OF THE FAIR QUEEN Anstett Jewellers, Clinton
FRIDA
1:30 p.m.
Come To The
Horse Show
Heavy
and
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Light
Horses,
Ponies,
Jumping
_Horses
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SATURDAY
1:45 Judging of Cattle,
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EVENTS
2:00 Pet Show in Arena
2:15 Horse Shoeing Contest
3:00 Baby Show Sponsored by Turk
Chsmber of
Micro Mini Tractor Pull
3:30 Pony Pulling Match
5:00 Drew for Ten Speed Blcycl
For children under 14 ndendfng Fair.
5:30 Remoyaf of Inside exhibits
1;1
SATURDAY
1:00.5:30 Arena open for viewing Exhibits and Displays
12:30 Parade featuring
Carlsberg 1976 Champion
Team and Wagon
Miss C.N.E. Queen of the Fair — Antique Cars
Hoffilngers Six Horse Team Sponsored by John Peers & Huron Yreetonn
Arkona Pig Team Sponsored by Amber's Farm Sates A Service of Venestrs
Led by Goderich Leketown Band
1:15 Official Opening by Miss C.N.E.: Robert McKinley, M.P.;
Jack Riddell, M.P.P.; Vincent Doyle, President of the Zurich
Agricultural Society.
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9:00 p.m.
DANCE
Featuring
STAR-TREX
LION'S
CAGE
Open from
1:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Liconyed by 1.1.110.
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The Exeter PUC may have to
make an expenditure of about
$50,000 next year to replace one of
the line trucks.
Manager Hugh Davis said the
1965 line truck has "rotted" to the
point where it must be replaced,
noting that it probably wouldn't
pass a safety check at the present
time.
He said the cost of the truck
could be debentured, but ex-
plained that come Commissions
are getting five—year loans from
their councils to cover vehicle
purchases.
The loans are then paid back
out of operating funds.
Davis noted that the truck was
scheduled for replacement in 1978
and told the Commission they
would have to make a decision
within a month if it is to be
replaced early next year.
Mr. Arvin Hanna of Vancouver,
Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Hanna of
London called on their sister Mrs.
Mary Thomson on Monday to
help her celebrate her 80th bir-
thday.
PUC needs
new truck
A honeymoon is the vacation a '
man takes before going to work
for a new boss.
form an organizational chart;
John O'Leary, Staffa; John
O'Drowsky, St. Marys; David
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Appleton
have returned from visiting their
daughter, son-in-law and grand-
children in Bushel Park,
Saskatchewan.
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WILLIAM ECKERT
William Eckert of St. Marys
was appointed Director of
Education for the Huron-Perth
County Roman Catholic Separate
School Board at a special
committee-of-the-whole in
camera meeting in Dublin Mon-
day night.
The 39 year old former prin-
cipal with the Brant County
Roman Catholic Separate School
Board came to the Huron-Perth
board in September, 1976 as
superintendent of special educa-
tion. A native of Seaforth, he
replaces John Vintar, who has
taken a position as superinten-
dent with the Dufferin-Peel
Separate School Board.
Mr. Eckert, whose salary was
set at $37,000 plus benefits, will
take up his new duties August 1.
Joseph Mills, superintendent
of program, who will be known
as Superintendent of Education,
will continue his own work and
be responsible for the special
education program as well.
In other business at the board
meeting, a committee of four
trustees was formed to meet
with the new board director to
FISHERMAN'S•
COVE
GRAND BEND
63 RIVER ROAD
FISH & CHIPS
CHICKEN & CHIPS
SHRIMP & CHIPS
LIGHT LUNCHES
Eat In or Take Out,
Grand Bend
63 River Road
238-2025
Seaforth Centenaires -N
Junior Hockey Club
presents
SEAN FAGON
AND THE
DUBLIN
CORPORATION
Sat., July 23rd
SEAFORTH ARENA
Dancing 8 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Advance tickets $5.00 per
person. At the door $6.00
per person.
Admittance restricted to
persons 18 years and over.
Operating under a special
occasion permit.
Tickets available in Exeter
horn Gord's Variety or by
calling 527.0882.
DONALD GRAHAM
At the Strathroy Middlesex
General Hospital, on Monday,
July 4th, 1977, Donald A.
Graham, of McGillivray
Township, in his 77th year.
Beloved husband of Sarah J.
(Sadie Smith) Graham, Dear
father of Doris (Mrs. Wilson
Pascoe), of McGillivray
Township, and Mary (Mrs. John
Mizzen), of London. Also sur-
vived by three grandchildren,
and six great-grandchildren,
Resting at the M. Box & Son
Funeral Home, Parkhill, where
funeral service will be conducted
Thursday, July 7, at 2 p.m. Rev.
F. Ralph, of St. James Anglican
Church will officiate, Interment
in Nairn Cemetery.
HAROLD NOONAN
At South Huron Hospital, Exeter,
on Tuesday, July 5, 1977, Harold
'A, Noonan, of Lake Road, Grand
Bend. Beloved husband of Edna'
(Gill) Noonan. Dear father of
Ronald, and daughter-in-law
Joan, of Oakville. Loved grand-
father of Maureen, John, Janet,
Timothy and Patrick. Dear
brother of Mrs, Madeline
Graham, Windsor and Leo, Lon-
don, in his 72nd year. Resting at
the John T. Donohue Funeral
Home, London. Funeral mass at
St. Martin's Catholic Church, at
10:30 a.m., Thursday, July 7,
1977. Interment in St. Peter's
Cemetery, London. T. Harry
Hoffman Funeral Home,
Dashwood, in charge of
arrangements.
ARCHIE DODD
Archie Dodd, Exeter, formerly
of London, in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter on Monday,
July 4, 1977. Beloved husband of
the late Mary Ellen McGrindle,
and dear father of Mrs. Harry
Wilson (Barbara) of Centralia.
Also survived by one brother,
Bert Dodd of Milverton and one
granddaughter, Nancy Turner of
Centralia.The funeral was held
Wednesday from the Hopper-
Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter
with Rev. John Beaton of-
ficiating. Interment' in Woodland
Cemetery, London.
THOMAS PALMER
Thomas Sylvester Palmer, at
Chateau Gardens Nursing Home,
Parkhill on Saturday July 2, 1977.
Thomas S. Palmer, in his 79th
year. Son of the late Isaac and
Maria Palmer, of Bosanquet
Twp.
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PARTY
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PETER
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Sat., July 9
9 p.m.
DAVE PASSMORES
SHED
Admission $10.00
Free Refreshments
GREEN FOREST MOTOR HOTEL
238-2365
HWY. 21 GRAND BEND ,
TRY OUR DELICIOUS
BUCKETS OF CHICKEN
9 Pce 15 Pce 21 PCE
$3.75 *$5.95 $7.95
VARIETY STORE
EVERYDAY SPECIALS
FARM FRESH EGGS $2.15 A Flat (2 1/2 Dozen)
LEWIS BREAD 3/$1.19
GINGERALE 3 /9 9c plus tax & deposit
FAMILY SIZE COKE 3/$1.05 plus tax & deposit
FAMILY SIZE PEPSI 3 /1 .05 plus tax & deposit
joyEn'Go od Food at Reasonable Prices In Our
Dining Area (Accommodation for sixty people).
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Enjoy Good Food Take-Out Style Order Here or
Phone Ahead.
228-6751 Special Daily!
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H Saturday OURS Friday 6:30 a.m. - p
8 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Sunday 10 a.m.- 10 p.m.
Teahen, Stratford and Michael
Connolly, Kippen.
Mr. Eckert, his wife Jo-Anne,
three daughters, Mary
Katherine, 12; Colleen, 10; Tara-
Anne, 6; and son Joseph, 2,
recently moved to St. Marys
from Brantford.
Mr. Eckert told the board
following his appointment that
he believes strongly "that the
quality and strength of our
system comes from the
classroom teacher. One great
strength lies in the quality of
character and skills that our
teachers are bringing to the
education process, and without
doubt that will continue".
He said he wants to continue to
concentrate on child-centred
learning as well as further
refinement of core content skills
and attitudes for the various sub-
ject areas.
At the meeting were Jim
Sherlock of the Toronto office of
the Ontario Separate School
Trustees Association and the
Association's lawyer, Phil
Tra‘versty of Toronto.