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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-05-21, Page 27Car Wash Sponsored by MOUNT CARMEL JUVENILE GIRLS Sat., May 24 at Glover's Save-U-Gas Bar Exeter ANGEVS PIZZERIA (Closed Mondays) (ACP 101010troi,oses av`1,:t c' 235=2311 Lucan 6:00 by .... --• Lucan Centre Wed., June 4 and 8:15 p.m. Community Sponsored the Lions Club UNDER THE BIG TOP ....-A., .g„A -,' ,....;, 110001111 l .'44;''''' 1111111111111 • - 1N1 bus • ..,,,, ,, 15 e-•di - •-• TRAINED 'ANIMAL • aid CIRCUS ACTS , See Our IFItr. , o' Educated Elephant ' Funny Clowns, Clever Canines Educaied Animal Actors Skilled Jugglers Lucky the Llama Casey The Camel Aerial and Acrobatic - Stars All Advance Tickets '2.25 At Door: Adult$3.50 Child 52.75 All prices include tax Advance tickets available from Lucan Lions and at the following locations Don Smith Sunoco, Young's Dept. Store, Shaw's Dairy Store, Edgewood Grocery, Clarke's Gas Bar, Elginfield BP, Lankin's Shell and Grantor, Restaurant. No advance tickets sold Circus Day Visit our Exotic Animal and Children's Petting zoo, Python Snake Exhibit.Pony Rides Before & After Main Show at small additonal cost Sponsor Contact: A.J.(Tony) Thehnissen R.R. # 3 Bus. 451-2500 Ext. 2500 Res. 227-1297 STARS IN CABARET — l(arin Kristoferson and Doug Raymond as Sally Bowles and Cliff Bradshaw argue in a scene from Cabaret. The play was performed by students at South Huron District' High School to sell-out audiences last week. Photo by Brad Baynham Resource centre opens Huron Park, Ontario, NOM 1Y0. Huron Park ball diamond will be a busy spot this summer with more ,minor teams making an entry. This f?' By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Rev. Greg Smith was in charge of Holy Communion at St. Patricks Church Sunday. Anniversary Ser- vice will be at eleven o'clock May 25. fJ Mr. an& Mrs.•• Ron ,Cuni` ningham Mar, Ontario spent the holiday weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall, Marylou and Robt. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Taylor and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carroll, Lisa, Julie and Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Don Abbott, Manitoulin spent the holiday with their daughter, Mrs. Janice Abbott and children. Mrs. Earl Greenlee at- tended a miscellaneous shower for Valerie Leitch on Sunday afternoon. Misses Joan and Jean Baker, London, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker on the weekend. Mrs. Jim Barker, Joan and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cun- ningham called on Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis Sunday. Mrs. Heber Davis, Mrs. Hugh Davis and her sister, Mrs. Ralph Simpson, at- tended a sale of house fur- niture at the home of their cousin Bill Hicks, Clio Michigan, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Greenlee, Derek, Debbie and Chad called on their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis, Sunday. Mr. and WS. Gord Hardy and daughter, Lucan, were dinner guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Greenlee and children. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Greenlee and family spent the weekend camping near Kintore. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs and family spent the weekend at their home in Teeswater, Patti Dobbs attended her Path Finder Company camp out at Camp Sylvan recently. Tennis Open House Tues., May 27 7:30 p.m. EXETER PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARY Come out and help form our Tennis Club this season. year we have 2 pee wee boys teams, 1 pee wee girls. 1 bantam boys and 1 juvenile girls. Playing out of Huron Park also are the St. Peter's girls. Thanks goes to all those coaches and managers who give up their time for the sake of softball. I will be booking the ball diamond this summer from the Resource Centre and 'would appreciate a schedule of games from each team as soon as possible so I can draw up the ball park schedule. • Stay tuned4-Etch week to this columri for mere news on summer programs. Request is denied ° citizens entered objections. The ministry asked that the request be denied and that no buildings be allowed to be constructed over the OWRC easement for the sewer line which runs through the area. At a hearing, Thursday, the Exeter committee of adjustment denied a request for a minor variance from developer Len, Veri in his proposal to build a mini-mall in the area behind the stores between Simpson's Sears and Gerrard's on Main St. The firm headed by Veri, Landrush Inc., proposed to build a 6,600 square foot mall behind that area with a further 800 square foot building behind Livingstone's and Simpson's Sears. The committee denied the request on the basis that the zoning bylaw requiring a 12- meter rearyard setback was not being followed. They noted this would create a problem for receiving, shipping and unloading at the stores and also that there would be no tenant parking available. Exeter council, the local planning board, the ministry of the environment and three Times-Advocate, May 21, 1980 Page TIA Featuring a new SALAD BAR Gra nton Open Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m. - 1 a.m., Sun. 12 -10 p.m. Forrester's Restaurant 225-2560 Hwy. 4 Just S. of Exeter 228-6751 May 24 to June 1 Under New Ownership Lorna & Ward Ellyatt L2IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWI11 MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIII111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111ti111LE DASHWOOD HOTEL EAT IN OR TAKE OUT 0 0 THURS. & FRI. EVENINGS NOW $11 75 0 x ONLY I 0 0 Sat.8-3 Closed all day Sunday Mon. - Wed. 6 - 4:30 Thu'rs. 6 - 7 Fri. 6 - 7 BOB & SHIRILFS A FISH 'N C10-44; CHIPS gr. C,P4S4 OUR SPECIALTY The Towne and Country has been pleased to serve Zurich and area for the past nine year's. Come help us celebrate this Friday and Saturday: Tony and Marlene Bedard For your child's birthday let us do the work. We provide dinner and lots of bowling. Phone for more information. COME HELP US CELEBRATE OUR 9TH ANNIVERSARY Free glass of small pop with each Hamburgeror Cheeseburger sold this Fri. and Sat. TOWNE AND COUNTRY DINER THE BIG DIP Zurich Phone 236-4923 r4y41 Advice Special Exeter. GROUP DEPARTURE. TO LAS VEGAS Thurs. Ost 9 to Mon. Os,. 13 Space Still Available Call Doug or Mary Ellison at 235- 1772 Exeter. If no answer call toll free 1-800-265-4140. Tell Free 1400.165-4140 11011101.411med110900.0101011110/111emagillIpe OPEN HOUSE LIONS CLUB SCOUT HOUSE John St. West Sunday, May25 1-5 p.m. Displays & Demonstrations By The Boys' & Girls Refreshments Plan to come out & show your interest in the activities of our youth Scouts, Cubs, Beavers, Girl Guides, Brownies Organ Music courtesy of the Organ Shop with George Jeater at the Console of a Thomas Organ. AMMIONNIMMI "A Rendezvous With Nature" You are cordially invited to attend. the an- nual Morrison Dam Spring Hike at the Morrison Dam Conservation Area, taking place on May 25, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Dress is optional, but hiking boots and binoculars are recommended. You will be escorted by three capable naturalists and learn about the wonders of edible plants, spring wildflowers, and colourful migrating birds. Naturally, there is no charge. Refreshments will be served. EXTENDS TO YOU A HEARTY WELCOME Our unique country resort has something special for you! Join us for our.„ Noon-Day Buffet/12 Noon to 2:30 Daily1s10.50 Sunday Buffet/12:30 to 2:30 Every Sunday/'10.50 Sandwich menu available weekdays 2 Fully Licenced Lounges/Open Daily till 1 a.m. A Business meeting or family outing, Benmiller is for you! Come as you are, relax and enjoy 7 days a week. 1st For Reservations please phone 524-2191 Benmiller Inn Nestled in Benmiller, Oat., just 7 kilometres east of Goderich on Huron County Road 1, just off Highway 8 LICENCE') UNDER THE L.L.Et.O. MOM. the elteett %lest , T 1 I / if f /4. MOTOR HOTEL ENTERTAINMENT every Friday & Sat. night May 23 & 24 COUNTRY COBRAS For Reservations Phone 238-2365 Schnitzel Night Every Wednesday. 5 p.m. We offer a Schnitiel dinner '425 including salad bar for only The Green Forest Motor Hotel GRAND BEND H'wdy 21 1 Mile S. Traffic Light DINNER HOURS Wed. - Sun. 5 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Breakfast Daily from 8 a.m. Lunch Daily from 11:30 a.m. Smorgasbord every Sat. & Sun. 5 to 8 Held over by popularidemand PETER THOMPSON DUO Fri. & Sat. Nights -L-- May 23, 24 E--. = E.._ -a. E--_ Er-- 8:30 till 1 a.m. 17111111111111111111111111101111111111111111111111101111111111011111111111illilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiimailmina Track team third in HAP event junior boys. 400 metres: in A record setting time And. placed fourth in the 80Q. Metres. In. the junior boys javelin toss, Steve Pearce broke the existing record with a toss of 52.01. metres. Pearce also placed third in the discus competition. The senior girls 100 metres. hurdles saw Soputh Huron's Helen Miller nip Goderich's Jennifer More to take the race by only a tenth of a second. The senior girls discus was taken by Karen. Ford with a throw of 28.08 metres. In the midget girls 4 x 100 By LYNN FARQUHAR The Stephen Resource Centre in Huron Park is now open once again for the summer months. Yours truly will be the only person manning the office this year, so it's a good idea to call 228- 6302 before dropping in, to make sure I'm in the office. If you want to leave a message and can't reach me, please call the Stephen township office at 234-6331 and leave your message. We have applied for four summer grants this year to provide programs, for Steplith TewnshiOnd area youngsters. Three staff will be hired to run a playground program in Dashwood this year running at Dashwood Community Park. Huron Park pool will also be operating, with four staff providing swimming lessons and a public swim program. Both of these grants are operating under the Experience '80 program through the Ministry of Culture and Recreation and are under the sponsorship of Stephen Township. Through the Summer Youth Employment Program, the Optimists of Stephen and Stephen Township we have applied for S P.A.R.K. summer playground in Huron Park and also a grant to construct at Creative Play Area at the Crediton ball park. These two grants have not been given approval from the Federal Government as yet but I am optimistic thatthese projects will also be a part of our summer program. Applications are still rolling in for these positions so anyone wishing to apply either as a playground leader, construction worker or pool staff,, should do so as soon as possible as we will be interviewing within the next 2 or 3 weeks. Applications, containing your name, address, phone number, age and job ex- perience should be sent in care of Lynne Farquhar, Stephen Resource Centre, relay South .Htit7on. finished ahead of Northwestern and Central. Members of the, winning team were Susan McClure, Esther Van Oss, Maja earls. And Carla SOlomon. Among the busiest track competitors at the meet was Dorothy Van EsBroeck of South Huron who placed third in the 800 and 1,500. metre events and second in the 3,000 metres. Relay teams from the local. school also did quite well with third place finishes in the senior boys, junior boys, senior girls and junior girls. divisions. South Huron took second olnageveeuripns atwhoiet h m juniora fine g metre dash with gapylirnym4dIrsythiAn1r:dminpoi finishes. girls while Alice nal: adrt both ri Catherine Dietrich Patterson eo finished mm eidtrgeest had a second in the 3,000 metres. In the field events, Faye Geiser was third in the midget girls javelin, Jacki Hyde was third in the junior girls McCiurie" had jausineciOndSarah place finish in the junior girls high jump, Jeff Rowe was second in the junior boys, discus and Calvin Moody had third place finish In the junior boys long jump. The senior goys 400 metres The track. .anct field, team. from South Huron District High School placed third in the over-all standing of the Huron-Perth treek and. Championships • held Thur- sday in London. Phys-ed head, Ron Bogart said the third place. finish was one of the best placings' for the local school in, the past five. years. South Huron had 261 points compared to. 0871/2 for Stratford Central and 4091/2 for Stratford Northwestern. The Goderich Vikings placed fourth with 2581/2 points. South Huron athletes took five firsts and in the process set two. new Huron-Perth records. Matt McClure took the Anniversary Service ZION UNITED CHURCH Crediton Sun., May 25 Services at 10 a.m. and 7:30' p.m. Rev. Brian R. Elder speaking. Special music at the evening Ser- vice. Everyone Welcome The Annual Educational Dinner Meeting Of the HURON PERTH LUNG ASSOCIATION will be held at the Legion Hall Seaforth, Ontario WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, /80 6:30 p.m. The speaker will be Mrs. Norma Lytle Tickets $6.00 • Huron County • Family Planning Project Invites You To Attend -FAMILY PLANNING CLINIC Every Tuesday from 6:30 - 9 p.m. HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT Ann St., Exeter For Information Call 235-1014 Weekdays or Tuesday evenings Everyone welcome '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 saW Steve Horn place second, Murray Wareing had 4 second place finish in the senior boys 3,000 metres and. 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