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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-08-22, Page 11SPECIAL ATTENTION ! FRESH HONEY (JUST HARVESTED — DIRECT FROM, THE BEEKEEPER TO YOU) 80c lb. in your own containers. HONEYMEAD APIARIES LTD. RANNOCH, ONT. (2 Miles West of St. Marys) Open 6 days a week. Closed Sundays (33.44) Ft ec centre wants deposits for hail Sunshine Dining Room Open Daily For Reservations Phone 238-2365 Grand Bend Smorgasbord every Saturday starting at 5 p.m. The Green Forest Motor Hotel GRAND BEND H'way 21 1 Mile S. Traffic light BINGO LUCAN ARENA Wed. Aug. 22 Doors open - 7:15 p.m. Early bird - 7:55 p.m. Regular games, Midway special, share the wealth, stand up, etc. Jackpot $650 - 55 calls - Proceeds for Arena Double Door Card $1.00 Bingos will continue each Wednesday night. License No, 262386 Due to license regulations no one under lb years of age will be admitted. BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 6:00 FIRST SHOW AT DUSK For Information Phone: 462-7030 I DRIVE-IN THEATRE LIMITED BEECH STREET-CLINTON, NOW PLAYING TO SATURDAY, AUG. 25 CLINT EASTWOOD ESCAPE FROM AL A ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PLUS SECOND FEATURE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT STARTS SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 TO SATURDAY, SEPT. 1 EVERY SUMMER THE CREAM OF AMERICAN YOUTH GOES TO SUMMER CAMP— AND THE REST GO TO CAMP NORTHSTAR, ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 'HURRICANE" ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PLEASE NOTE: Complimentary Passes not valid for "Moat Balls" and "Hurricane" • 1 PLAYERS From the Producer of "NahohAl lamponn's ANIMAL HOUSE' BILLMURRAY, Renters of the hall at the South Huron Recreation Centre will pay a deposit at the time they book the facility, the centre's board decided at their monthly meeting Monday. Recreation administrator Ian Smith suggested the move to protect the centre if a booking was cancelled with little notice. Smith suggested that the deposit of $25 would be returned if the hall could be rebooked, The deposit would also be returned if the cancellation was made three months ahead of the date booked. In a game of give and take, the board will sell ice time to the new Exeter entry in the South Huron Hockey League at $25 per hour plus a 60/40 split of gate receipts from post regular season games. Louis Mitchell of the new team asked if his team could have ice time at the $25 per hour figure rather than $28 per hour. Mitchell said his club would be playing 22 home games and asked if a discount might not be in order. Don Cameron had said he was worried that the board could be setting a precident if the intermediate hockey club received discounted ice time. Smith proposed the 60/40 split which was what the junior Hawks operated on, Mayor Derry Boyle proposed the compromise of a $25 per hour rental rate and the split for • the playoff games with the long time hockey man saying the board should take a chance on the first year club. Mitchell said he hoped his club would make the playoffs and possibly finish in the top three places. The rec centre will finally be properly identified but who will get the work and when, is still up in the air. Acting as a result of a board request Smith ob- tained a price for a sign from ' the same company which manufactured the lettering for South Huron Hospital. Exclucti—wthting a similar he rep centre would cost $f46.. Boyle moved that capital funds which had been set aside for community park renovations be used for the sign which would be installed on the west wall of the hall and that a quotation from a local sign manufacturer be obtained. When the press refused to omit the figure already obtained, Boyle withdrew his motion and moved that two quotes for the sign be ob- tained. In his report Smith said the swimming pool should come well under budget and that only 14 Saturdays in 1980 for the hall were left open. Roller skating was proving to be very popular Smith said, with revenues far ahead of the budget estimate. He said the Friday afternoon roller skating program was proving popular with the younger wheel rollers in the com- munity. The various trips have proved to be popular with only the excursion to the Blue Jays game being cancelled due to a lack of interest. Smith said in 1980 he'll quite likely organize five or six trips, In terms of financing the trips Smith reported they're a break-even proposition. In a move that received approval from the board Smith said he had ap- proached several firms in the community with regards to the sponsorship of the centre's activities ad in the newspaper. To date three firms have agreed to sponsor the ad and that if the other seven are agreeable the rec centre could save $1,500 a year in advertising costs. A copy of a letter which the town had to send to Jim Ross over his complaints of ex- cessive noise from the rec centre caused board member Wayne Pearce to blast the local police force. Referring to the number of apparently underage motorcycle riders who use the park, Pearce said "If the police would just shape up around here." Stephen representative Wayne Ratz injected some humour into the discussion when he .suggested „"Maybe we need more for the police budget and less for recreation," Boyle said there was nothing the board could do about the noise and said it was a police matter. Smith said he had thought having speed bumps placed in the parking lot but Boyle pointed out this would do little to deter those who are making the noise. Former pupils, relatives and friends of Lila (McCullouch) McKaig in honour of her 80th birthday. Open house in Elimville Church on Sun., Sept. 2 1979 2-5 p.m. Investigate unknown water before you dive in. Enjoy safe water sports the Red Cross Water Safety way. NOW AVAILABLE Best selling books by Canadian Authors and Records by Top Canadian Recording Stars Available only at EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE FISHERMEN'S COVE RESTAURANT Specializing in 63 River Road' Fresh Perch Dinners Grand Bend Eat in or Take out 238-2025 DASHWOOD HOTEL TIFFANY DINING LOUNGE Doily 12 noon - 1:30 p.m, Fri. & Sat, nights 6-9 p.m. Entertainment August 24 & 25 1.• HOTEL DINING LOUNGE MOTEL ENTRANCE TOP MONEY RAISER — The top money raiser ina swimathon held by the Exeter swim team was Brenda Waldeck. Presenting an award to Brenda is coach, Patti Shapton. Miss Zurich Bean Festival CONTEST SPONSORS NEEDED Any business, industry, service club or group in Zurich, and surrounding district wishing to sponsor a contestant please contact: Mrs. Linda Hendrick 236-4940 Any young lady wishing to participate in the Miss Zurich Bean Festival Contest girls must be 14-21 must reside or be employed in Zurich or surrounding areas: For More Information Contact LINDA HENDRICK Times-Advocate, August 2Z 1079 POW, 11 AlMin ITZE1114 oPiN 7 DAYS A WEEK EXETER • 23,5-2311 SAND BEND-238-2161 GRANDMA'S SUBMARINES 3,41 South Huron Recreation Centre 7 A ACTIVITIES BUS TRIPS August 23 Ontario Science Centre COST: Adults $8.00 Students $7.00 Children $6.00 There are still a few seats available. Please register at the Recreation Office. For more information Call 235-2833 MOVIE Last Movie of the Summer* August 22, 1979 Andrew Forgraves *Magician* 6:30 p.m. Movie *Gus The Wonder Mule* 7:30 p.m. Admission Children 50c Adults $1.00 ROLLER SKATING Fridays' 2-4 Youth Skating *Free Ad- mission* Fridays 7:30-10:00 Regular Sundays 7:30-10:00 Regular Admission $1.00 per person Rentals 50t SOUTH HURON RECREATION CENTRE PRESENTS EXETER DAY AT HURON COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE "SLEEPING BEAUTY" Saturday August 25th Admission .50 per person Bus trip to playhouse' $1.00 per person Bus leaves 10;00 A.M. at the South Huron Recreation Centre, For more information call 235-2833. TOUCH FOOTBALL LEAGUE ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING Thursday August 23, 1979 7 00 p.m. at the South Huron Rec'n Centre E.m.H.A. HOCKEY SCHOOL Oct, 9.14 COST $12.00 1st, 60 registrations atoepted. Anyone in- terested in instructing please phone 235- 1687 or 235-0894. PING PON G PREPARATIONS — Vern Iskauskas, Billy Finch, Kim Finch and Rob get equipment set up for ping pong playoffs at Southcott Pines in Grand Bend, Rodger STARLITE Box office open at 8:00 First show at dusk. GB Anglicans dedicate new church window At the 9:30 a.m. service of Holy Communion on Sunday August 19 the new stained glass window depicting St. Mark was dedicated to the glory of God and in loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. Colin C. Scatcherd, foun- dation members of the Church of St. John by the Lake. Present were Mr. and Mrs. David Scatcherd and other members of the family as well as an overflowing congregation. Mr. Scatcherd was the first Warden of the Church when it was built in 1949. The Rector, the Rev. George A. Anderson who conducted the dedication ceremony was pleased to introduce the guest preacher as his son, the Reverend Kenneth Anderson, who has recently returned from Barbados where for two years he represented the Anglican Church of Canada as a tutor to Theological students at Codrington College and who now has been appointed by the Bishop of Huron as Rector as Rector of Trinity Church Lambeth and Christ Anglican Church, Delaware. The sermon theme, taken from Psalm 137, "How can we sing the Lord's songs in a strange land?" compared the different cultures of the West Indies and Canada which are vastly different but still can come together in the love of Christ. Mrs, Agnes Todd prepared the Altar for the day and Mrs. Lillian Myers presided at the organ. Hostess for the coffee hour afterwards was Mrs. Heather Scovil, Smile! One thing about inflation — you get to live in a more expensive neighborhood without moving. ( HOME to HOME SHIP to SHORE NEWFOUNDLAND to ONTARIO "Hi". Sorry this is so late. We would like to ex- press our "Thanks" to everyone for everything they have done for us. Our special thanks to Brenda Bell and parents for a nice going away party, Jim Rogers and parents for another lovely going away party, Matt Tuckey and parents for a graduation party. Thanks to everyone for being who you are. We miss you all a lot. Luv Karen Hart Wendy Gatehouse P.S. See you next summer. P.S.S. Please write Box 189 Butwille Newfoundland AOB ISO Take A Short Drive South On The Lake And Discover . Pipery Irylq Well known for its seafood, steaks and gourmet dinners WEEKEND -ENTERTAINMENT & DANCING Join us for a lovely night out right across the road at the coach with dancing and enter- tainment, Both Located on Hwy. 21, 9 mi. S. of Grand Bend . . A gourmet's delight! MOTOR LODGE CALL 243-2474 OPEN DAILY TAN/en Al froullgr, Children Under 12 in Cars Free GRAND BEND Ismoarmi"P"~lompissma, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY August 22-23-24 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY August 28-29-30 t, FROM WALT DISNEY PROOUCTIOY Due to Disney Policy: TECHNICOLOIr, " Children 50c, Preschool Free THAT LOVABLE BUG IS BACK! WARNING: Love can be hazardous to your health! RIO the Adult Entertainment the west! .the 40% M 14. 63. Mnimmh:Ril N SATURDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY ' August 25-26-27 CLINT EASTWOOD ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ KIDDIES NIGHT—THURSDAY AUGUST 23—Free Pepsi and Chips for the Kiddies 2 Free Draws Adult Entertainment Adult Entertainment ph WALT LARCENYI LAUGHTER! MYSTERY,