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Govornmont
Tender
‘•PIONTING.
CONTRACTORS
HIP 80/4.
For exterior pointing of
approximately 90 residen-
tial. units ot Huron In-
dustrial Park.
HIP 80/7
For exterior painting of
two (2) large industrial
buildings located at
Huron Industrial Park.
ALUMINUM STORM
WINDOW SUPPLIERS
HIP 80/8
To supply 146 self-storing
combination storm and
screen windows for
hangars located at Huron
Industrial Park.
Individual sealed tenders
for the above contracts
will be received until 3:30
p.m. o'clock local time on
Thursday, May 8th, 1980
Tender documents may be
obtained from the On-
tario Development Cor-
poration at Huron In-
dustrial Park, Huron Park,
Ontario NOM 1Y0.
For further information
regarding the above
tenders, please contact
the O,D.C. Maintenance
Superintendent at the
above address or
telephone (519) 228-
6657.
The lowest or any tender
no necessarily acceptable.
Ministry of
Industry and
Tourism Ontario
Deadline,
for
Registration
for
DASHWOQD
SLO-PITCH
is
May 1
Ladies and men sign
up at Nutt's Store,
Schatz's Store and
Merner's Meats
FISHERMAN'S
COVE
OPEN NOW FROM
.11:30 - 8:00 p.m.
everyday but Monday.
FISH & CHIPS
CHICKEN & CHIPS
SHRIMP & CHIPS
LIGHT LUNCHES
Eat In or Take Out
Grand Bend
63 River Road
238-2025
TOWNSHIP
OF BOSANQUET
RE-TENDER
Sealed Tenders clearly marked as to con-
tents will be received by the undersigned
until 5:00 p.m. Local Time on
Friday, May 2, 1980
For the leasing of the Township owned
Gravel Pit (20 acres) located on N 1/2 Lot 15,
Concession L.R.E. Highway 21 ap-
proximately 4 miles South of the Village of
Grand Bend.
The Pit Licence Number is 2689 which
allows an annual withdrawal of up to 130,-
000 tons.
The Lease to be for one year (or longer sub-
ject to Ontario Municipal Board Approval).
Lease is to be for the tendered price per
yard or ton with a minimum payment of
$20,000.00 per year.
Tenders will be opened publicly at 10:00
a.m. Local Time Monday May 5, 1980, at
the Council Meeting.
The highest or any tender will not necessari-
ly be accepted. George Eizenga
Deputy-Clerk Treasurer,
Box 269,
Thedford, Ontario
NOM 2N0.
Exeter United Church
SMORGASBORD
Thursday, May 1
11:30, -1:30.
Tickets at Fisher's Hardware
and Russell Electric
Advance Tickets Only
BR WNIE
DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD.
BEECH ST. CLINTON
BOX OFFICE OPENS AT T:30 P.M.
FIRST SHOW AT 1:00 P.m
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY APRIL 25-26-27
:STAR TIROL.
THE MOTION PICTURE '"
AV RYAN O'NEAL
CANDICE BERGEN
Township of Bickholph
TAX ARREARS
PENALTY
Take notice that the Council of the Township
fo. Biddulph, has increased the penalty for
taxes due and vnpaid. to 1 1/4 % per month
beginning May 1. 1900:
Austin Hodgins
Clerk,
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Licence # 287211 Proceeds for Arena
Due to !kens. regulations no one under 16 years of age will be admitted.
BINGO
LUCAN ARENA
Wed., Apr. 23
Door's 'open.- 7:15 p.m. e.
Early bird - 7:55 p.m.
Regular games, Midway special, share the
wealth, stand up, etc.
Jackpot '500 - calls
- Proceeds for Arent,
Double Door Card $1.00
Bingos will continue each Wednesday night.
ONTARIO
GOVERNMENT TENDERS
TENDERS are invited for the provision of the
following services and contracts at
Ipperwash Provincial Park:
1) Painting of Washrooms and Picnic
Shelters,
2) Painting of Picnic Tables
3) Operation of Bulldozer
4) Operation of Grader
5) Operation of Backhoe
6) Truck (s) and Loader
7) Supply Topsoil
8) Supplying Granular "A" Gravel
9) Supplying Granular "B" Gravel
10) Sewage Removal
11) Construction of Four (4) Wooden Gar-
bage Bins
12) Installation of Concrete Sidewalks in
Maintenance Area
13) Grass Cutting in Day Use Areas
14) Supplying Miscellaneous Carpentry
Tasks
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted
Tender documents, information and site in-
spections are available at Ipperwash
Provincial Park, R.R. # 1, Forest, Ontario,
NON 1J0 - Telephone:519-243-2888 - Mon-
day to Friday inclusive, 9 A.M. to 3 P.M.
TENDERS WILL CLOSE FRIDAY, MAY 9,
1980 AT 12:00 NOON and will be publical-
ly opened Friday May 9, 1980 at 1:30 P.M.
at the Ministry of Natural Resources District
Office, (Kent County Building) 435 Grand
Avenue, West, Chatham, Ontario.
MINISTRY
OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
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BINGO Thurs, April 24
ireenwlee
HURON PARK REC. CENTRE
21 GAMES
18 REGULAR
1 JACKPOT
1 SPECIAL
1 SHARE THE
WEALTH
7:30 p.m.
quicky bingos
ADMISSION $1.00
EXTRA CARDS 25$ ea.
SHARE THE WEALTH 5 for $1.00
Sponsored by the Optimist Club of Stephen.
' No one under 116 years of age will be admitted
Ccirds 25c a piece ilicense #275 225'
JACKPOT
$400 in
58 calls
:PINERY
FLEA MARKET
Open -Every Sunday
May 4th - Sept. 28
3 miles south of
Grand Bend, Ont.
Hwy. 21
238-8382 '
By DAVE SYKES
The Huron County board of
Education decided to ad-
vertise province-wide in
seeking a replacement for
retiring superintendent, Jinni
Coulter.
Coulter made a surpsise
announcement of his.
retirement at the last board
imeeting and the board
decided to review the ad-
ministrative structure
before recommending a
replacement be hired.
The board was split in
attempting, to decide
whether or not a candidate
should be selected from
whithin the County or out-
side. They agreed on a
motion to advertise the
position provincially with the
executive committee to
screen the applications. The
committee will then present
a short list of candidates to
the board for final in-
terviews.
John Elliott suggested
there was no need to go
outside the County adding
that there are enough good
people within the Huron
system to fill the vacancy.
Trustee Bert Morin
disagreed claiming the
system needes some new
blood.
"It's like marrying your
cousin because you don't get
any new blood," he said. "It
is a good idea to get a new
blood into the position."
Trustee Shirley Hazlitt
echoed Morin's position
adding that such a move
would narrow the field even
before they started seeking a
replacement. Herb
Tuekehim said there likely
were good candidates within
the Huron system but
suggested that for a few
hundred dollars of ad-
vertising money they should
look around.
The first time the board
had any input in hiring was
when Peter Gryseels ap-
peared before trustees at ,a
meeting, The board agreed
they should continue that
practice.
Coulter, a superintendent
with the board for 20 years,
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superintendent of the Huron
- board.
A summer school program
of English instruction may
be made available to Indo-
Chinese refugees, with the
aid of the provincial
government.
The Huron County Board
of Education agreed to
proceed with the proposal,
accomodating, the classes
during the normal summer
school schedule at Central
Huron Secondary School in
Clinton.
The program, sponsored
by the Ministry of Culture
and Recreation, would offer
two hours of classroom time
per day for six weeks, The
class time would be divided
into an hour of English and
An hour of recreational
activity.
The Ministry program
would have each refugee
student attending be ac-
companied by a local
volunteer student or buddy.
The buddy would work with
the refugee on a volunteer.
baSis and assist this student
in the language-learning
process.
To make the program
viable, superintendent Don.
Howell said that 10 students
and 10 buddies were needed.
The cost for instruction
would be at least $900,
although that is negotiable.
Director of Education,
John Coerahane said there
were 18 refugee students in
the county school system.
Fourteen attend elementary
school and four are at
Goderich and District
Collegiate Institute,
Trustee Bert Morin said
the English instruction
should'be offered to an entire
refugee family and not be
limited to the students,
"It's just the tip of the
iceberg. The students will
speak their native tongue at
home," he said. "The
program should include their
parents as well."
Cochrane claimed there
were night school courses
offered that catered to the
refugee's language needs.
Shirley Hazlitt reiterated
Morin's sentiments claiming
that often' the mothers of
these families rarely get
outside the home and have
less of an opportunity to
learn the new language.
ALL NIGHT ROLLER SKATING
Stratford Fair Grounds - Phone 271-5130
SATURDAY, APRIL 26th
8 o'clock P.M. until 8 A.M.
grades 7 and up
Admission 4.00 — skate rental $1.00
No person 16 years of age or under will be
allowed to leave between the hours of- mid.
night and 7 a.m. unless Fdcked, up by a parent
Strictly enforced adult supervision.
For Health Sake — Roller Skate
Regular Skating
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Annual Dinner Meeting
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
PARTY
for the Provincial Riding of
HURON MIDDLESEX
Friday, May 2, 1980
7 P.M.
Annual
Dinner Meeting
of the
HURON-MIDDLESEX PROVINCIAL
LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
Tuesday, May 6
LUCAN COMMUNITY CENTRE -
Hall opens at 6 p.m.
Dinner at 7 p.m.
Guest Speaker-John Sweeney MPP
Kitchener-Wilmot, Liberal Education Critic
Tickets $6 each from your municipal chair-
man or Bernard Benn, Lucan 227-4840 or
Ian McAllister, Zurich 236-4034.
Howard Aitken, secretary.
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