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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-01, Page 2"The Store that Saves Yee Mere on MEN'S — BOYS' LADIES' — I. BABY WEAR — YARD GOODS SEWING MACHINES POUND GOODS — GROCERIES NEW STORE HOURS: Monday - Saturday/10 a.m.-9 P.m. Sunday 12 noon - 6 p.m . (Sunday for Food Dept, Only/ Ha hwo 4 - South of Vinton as v anastra E NJ OY Saturday out at the Friday and GREEN FOREST MOTOR HOTEL Featuring • ' DINING ROOM tt 911RATTOWS± Nopiro HOTEL LobGE itir Labour Day Weekend Friday night, Sat. night, Monday matinee Dwight James and Paul Stewart - HEATED POOL i YOUR HOSTS THE 'RESCH' FAMILY INVITE YOU TO JOIN US Now Available for WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS & BANQUETS., GREEN FOREST MOTOR HOTEL HWY. 21 GRAND BEND Phone 230.2365 •d'i; SPECIAL SATURDAY NIGHT = SMORGASBORD begins at 5 o'clock call now for reservations Niemen's& MERNER'S S CHNEIDERS LUNCHEON MEAT LOAFS Chicken, Minced Ham, Mac & Cheese, SIAS Dutch, Pizza, Pickle & Pimento lb Old Fashioned COOKED HAM lb $2.69 SUMMER SAUSAGE lb $ 1.59 or Bafck4o• Schoolers $1.11 LB. 89' LB. 69s f LB.S 994 HINDS OF BEEF LB. SIDES OF BEEF FRONTS OF BEEF Extra Lean GROUND BEEF Page 2 Times-Advocate, September'1, 1977 DINE OUT rood icrod pleasant atmosphere r, Ito spec,ulr New licensed ur ,e,ti BU • Hold your unrliversury or birth Soy purf‘r here 4 WAY INN I ADAMS Heating & Cooling FE • Heating Systems of All Types E:1 • INSTALLED, MODERNIZED and MAINTAINED E • • General Sheet Metal Work • Air Conditioning! • Humidifiers • Ventilation 235-2187 .E• 133 Huron St., East, Exeter F. Iminnanninninninininninninniminir Plan To Attend KIRKTON FAIR Sat., Sept. 10 Watch for further details next week FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL 4 p.m. 8 p.m. ONE STEAK $3.50 EXTRA DINNER $1.00 SCOTT & ALICE'S RESTAURANT Formerly Les Pines Restaurant NOTICE OF MEETING EXETER CUBS PARENTS INFORMATION NIGHT SEPTEMBER 8 SCOUT HALL JOHN STREET WEST This is a meeting for parents to get information from a slide presentation by Jay Campbell of Huron District Scouts, Leaders will also be in attendance, The Group Committee will accept 1977-78 registrations at $10.00 per boy. Come To The GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL - IN LUCAN For The COUNTRY MUSIC JAMBOREE Sept. 5 from 3 p.m. - 1 a.m. All Entertainers & Listeners Welcome • 4/1/1# 411111141i111W "Pt Fabric Pepsi Pepsi Mountain Dew '4.69 '1.98 99' Case of 24 Cans 26 Oz. 6 Bottles Plus Deposit 26 Oz. 6 Bottles Plus Deposit . Peter Pan Peanut Butter 28 oz. jai. 1 1 9 Del Monte Pudding Cups 4 Tins Lunch Bags pkg. 25 Glad pkg. 100 Sandwich Bags Maple Leaf 26' 89' 237-3314 For All Processing or Freezer Needs County appoints new MOH Members of Huron County Council met Friday morning for a brief session and approved the appointment of Dr. Brian J. Lynch as assistant medical of- ficer of health, effective Sep- tember 2 and as acting MOH effective October 1 for an initial three month period. • Dr. Lynch, presently in private practice in Goderich, will become MOH when he has successfully completed the University of Toronto course in public health. He will succeed Dr. Frank Mills who was also a Goderich physician in private practice before joining the county as acting MOH and obtaining his public health degree through the University of Toronto. Effective September 2, Dr. Lynch's salary will be $32,000 per annum. When he has completed his course at the U, of T. sometime during 1978, his salary will be increased to $36,000 per annum. His salary for 1979 then, will be negotiated with other county department head salaries, in accordance with county policy. Dr. Lynch has agreed to remain as MOH in Huron for a period of five years and will enter into a five-year agreement with the county. The agreement ex- pires December 31, 1982, and renewable after that time, THE BASE FACTORY OUTLET "The Store That Saves You More" I 1 41\\\"41' 1" Your Headquarters far BACK-TO-SCHOOL SUPPLIES AVV114/0///44_, friko,,„ T-SHIRTS & TOPS NOW 1/3 OFF \N odlihtili1)1111104 \\\‘4\1041114111 BOYS' SEW'N' SAVE FABRIC DEPARTMENT 97 . UP FACTORY ENDS CORDUROY 4( LB. difinAtibl\t* Special PLAIN OR PATTERNED PP POLY-KNITS 4. $1 9 7 • • 7. V+ .i4vA .rfle // Added Shopping Convenience... 14111111111 ie For Your The Board of Health, chaired by William J, Dale of Seaforth, interviewed Dr:Lynch 'and made the recommendation for, his services to county council Friday morning. It is usual procedure that the committee make its decision concerning a depart- ment head, finalize all of the details with the successful candidate and then ,take the matter to county council for final approval. The Huron-Middlesex Cadet Corps will be represented next July when six Canadian cadets will be travelling to Germany to take part in an exchange of cadets of the two countries. The honour of being chosen one of the very few Canadians goes to Glenn Alblas of Huron Park. Glenn, a Master Corporal in the local cadet corps which is sponsored by the Exeter and Lucan branches of the Royal Canadian Legion. Glenn was chosen during a recent training session at Forces Two men die in accidents Two area men died in separate accidents this week. Barry John Hyams, Brinsley, died Friday when the van he was driving collided with a dump truck at the/ intersection of New Ontario Road and concession 13 near Lobo in Middlesex County. The dump truck driver, Oliver Grigg, Lucan, was not injured. On Sunday, George David McLeod, 17, of RR 8 Parkhill, drowned in a boating accident in the lake at the Parkhill con- servation area. Provincial police at Strathroy said McLeod and about six friends were boating — McLeod and one friend in a paddleboat and the others in two canoes — when one canoe tipped over. Occupants of the tipped canoe grabbed the paddleboat and McLeod jumped into the lake, police said. CAR HITS HOUSE Constable Jim Barnes of the Exeter Police department is investigating a crash Sunday morning when a truck struck a house on Waterloo Street. A 1974 pickup truck driven by John Westlake, RR 1, Hensall went out of control on William Street south and struck the Waterloo street home of William. Dinney. The truck was owned by Cornelius Van Raay, RR 3, Dash- wood. Damage to the vehicle and house was listed at $2,500. Hyson Music Ltd. 146 Dundas Street London The Bon Accord 430 Hamilton Rd. London Chairman Dale expressed his concern in this instance that the information about Dr. Lynch's position appeared in the press before county council had ap- proved the matter. He said he heard the story on the radio twice the morning of the county council session. "1 just don't like this coming out before our meeting," he told council Friday. "It tends to make !libber stamps of the 45 members Base Camp Borden, Local Cadet Commander Captain Don Lee reports that registration for the coming season for the Huron-Middlesex cadets will be held at the Huron Park Rec Centre on Thursday, September 8 at 7 p.m. Captain Lee asks any prospective members to come out for the opening session, Boys and girls between the ages of 13 and 19 years are eligible to join. Last year, the Corps was made up of 40 boys and 12 girls. Lee said the maximum would be close to 100. A feature of this fall's activities will be a first aid course which will be available to all cadet members on a voluntary basis. The local commander said green uniforms are being provided for the boys this year. The girls already had similar uniforms during 1976. PUC Continued from front page should do the same on occasions. To set the wheels in motion for a rate increase, the PUC had to approve the , capital and operating budgets for next year to send them along to Ontario Hydro. Included in the capital budget is $50,000 for a new line truck to replace the present 1965 model. Davis said the truck was continually breaking down and resulted in high maintenance costs. Livingstone suggested at first that the PUC get an estimate on having the truck repaired, but later agreed with a motion by Mayor Bruce Shaw to call ten- ders. Davis said he was concerned about the etnployees' safety, and ,Livingstone agreed that ...was important, and in fact wondered if the truck should even be on the road now. "I'm just saying we have to look closely at the cost," the Commissioner went on, noting he would certainly be in favor of the truck if the maintenance' costs were over the interest costs in- volved in purchasing a new one. Market Pet Store Market Building London The Scotch Shop Westmount Moll London of county council." Goderich Reeve Bill Clifford was even more adamant about his feelings that the story should not have been published in the press or broadcast by the elec- tronic media until county council had approved the hiring of Dr. Lynch. "I don't know what action we can take to see that it doesn't happen in the future," said Clifford, "but up with this we will not put, to quote Churchill." 'The source of the story was not revealed, although Dr. Mills said he was questioned concerning the matter by a reporter who already knew that Dr. Lynch was the likely candidate for the MOH's post. I FISHERMAN'S COVE GRAND BEND 63 RIVER. ROAD hISH & CHIPS CHICKEN & CHIPS SHRIMP & CHIPS LIGHT LUNCHES Eat In or Take Out Grand Bend 63 River Road 238-2025 Red Salmon Sockeye 71/4 Eggo Waffles Christie Plain Ritz Carrots „b. Bag 294 Training to resume for area cadet corps AIRMISWINB THE LONDON BURNS CLUB Presents ANDY STEWART Scotland's Greatest Entertainer And FULL SUPPORTING CAST At CENTENNIAL HALL, LONDON On SEPTEMBER 7 8 p.m. Tickets $4.50, Available From Makers Scottish Foods * 972 Hamilton Road W London • Oz. 1.35 11 oz 74' 8 Oz 594 * Refill Paper * Duo-Tang Covers * Binders * Ballpoint Pens * Note Pads Please Note our NEW STORE HOURS Monday-Saturday 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday: 12 noon - 6 p.m. (for Food Dept. Only) 0106.0111\voi,r- GIRLS' - LADIES' JACKETS BOYS' - MEN'S WINDBREAKERS Duncan Hines Butter Pecan Cake Mix Post Sugar Crisp 400 Grm. Fab laundry Detergent 2.27 Kg. 1407 70 1.08 '2.29 We're Now Carrying . GROCERIES Including Bread & Dairy Products, Packaged Meats, Canned Goods, etc. New items will be added as demand warrants I No. 1 Bananas Lb 194 Cabbage Head 294 Phone