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WILL TRAVEL
Two Family Trips
to Detroit Lions Football Games
Sunday Nov. 2 San Francisco at Detroit
Sunday Nov. 16 Baltimore at Detroit
(includes game ticket and fare on
an air conditioned coach)
Departure Old Town Hall Exeter 8:30 a.m.
(Limited number of seats available)
SPECIAL CRUISE NIGHT
PRESENTATION
by Home Lines on
Wednesday, October 29
at 7 p.m.
Upstairs in the Old Town Hall
Cost $28.00
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MOTOR HOTEL
GRAND BEND H'way 21 Y4 Mile S. Traffic Light
For Reservations Phone 238-2365
DINING ROOM
OPEN DAILY
Breakfast, lunch
and dinner
Smorgasbord
every Sat.
Schnitzel Night Every Friday
$495
We offer a Schnitzel dinner
including salad bar for only
Reserve your favorite spot for
THANKSGIVING DINNER
Sunday & Monday, October 12 & 13
ENTERTAINMENT
Oct. 10 & 11
Randy & Cathy
3 DAY RENFRO VALLEY
For Country Music Lovers
Departure Dates
Oct. 1 7/80
Nov. 7/80
Nov. 2 1 /80
ONLY 11390ea0.
Based on 2 to a room
9 Day
NEW ORLEANS
Heading South Nov. 9/80
4NX,
ONLY 36y ea.
2 to a room
AN AUSABLE HIKE — Cool and wet weather cut down participation in Sunday's Bannockburn hike sponsored by Ausable-
Bayfield Conservation Authority. Above, Steve Lane and John Small of the Authority staff welcome Bill McAsh, Eileen Ran-
nie, Eleanor McAsh and Dorothy Kipfer. T-A photo
Huron donations set record,
LTD
officials
By SHIRLEY J. KELLER
Ross McDaniel, campaign
chairman for the Huron
County Unit of the Canadian
Caneer Society received the
campaign award for 1980 on
behalf of the Huron Unit, for
exceeding budget goals in
last year's canvass.
The award was made
Monday evening at the unit's
annual meeting in North
Street United Church,
Goderich.
The Objective for Huron
was $51,000. Actual funds
turned in amounted to
$67,000, $47,000 raised
through door to door canvass
and $20,000 from special
events.
In accepting the award,
McDaniel praised the
dedication of canvassers and
other workers. He said
nearly everyhome in Huron
was canvassed for cancer in
1980, and suggested that in
future, more emphasis
would need to be put on
special events as fund
raising boosters.
McDaniel praised the
Foresters, the Kinsmen and
Sorority groups in Huron for
their support in the fight
against cancer .
Hensall
Minor
Athletic
Association
Dance
HENSALL & DISTRICT
COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Sat., Oct. 18
8 - 1
Music By
THE COUNTRY
COMPANIONS
$6.00/couple
Proceeds for ice time
and equipment. Held
under the authority of a
special occasion permit.
PIANO
FROLICS
A fun 10 wk. musk course for children 5 to
8 years of age will begin the week of Oct.
20. Children will learn rhythm, songs, nota-
tion and piano through the use of games,
crafts and fun.
For Further Information
About
Piano Frolics
Call
Julie Easterbrook
235-0760
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BINGOS
LUCAN ARENA
Wed., October 8
Doors open - 7:15 p.m.
Early bird - 7:55 p.m.
Regular games, Midway special, share the
wealth, stand up, etc.
Jackpot '750,55 calls
Proceeds for Arena
!Double Door Card $1.00
Bingos Will continue each Wednesday night.
Licence # 287211 Proceeds for Arena
Doe Fe Ilednie regulations ne one under le, years or age will be admitted.
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uron o„. . . ;:cial upset over gravel ....it designation
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Goderich Police Chielf Pat return in time.
King who walked 54 miles in Wilfred French of the
24 hours recently for the Wingham branch, was ab-
Terry Fox Marathon of Hope sent from the meeting, but
was recognized by the
meeting along with his wife,
Leslie. Mrs. King ac-
companied her husband for
about half the trek.
The couple raised more
than $1,000 for the Marathon
of Hope.
Chief King said he would
march around the sports
track in Goderich for 24
hours if the community
responded to the Kinette
Terry Fox telethon by giving
$15,000 or better.
The community served by
Channel 11, the local cable
television studio, donated
$15,000 and Chief King
marched. .
Diane Armstrong of the
Goderich Kinettes and her
husband Raye of the
Goderich Kinsmen, were on
hand Monday evening to
represent their clubs.
Also recognized during the
meeting was Jean Ginn,
Goderich Township, who has
served the Huron Unit for 14
years. Jean is taking, a rest
from her service work, but
the group is confident she'll
get special award
County but he would find out-
and report to council.
A press release from
Queen's Park the following
day informed the public that
all of Huron. County will be
designated under the Pits
and. Quarries Control. Act of
1971,
Elston commented at the
county council. September 9
meeting that the provinces
HUNGRY CAMPERS — Jack Fitzgerald, Tony Hewitt and Eugene Glanville satisfy their
appetites during Stephen Ceritral School's recent camping stay at Camp Sylvan.T-A photo
minority conservative
government feared' they
would create too much
controversy if they included
the undesignated townships
under the new i'Aggregatis
Act which is to be kesented
in. the Legislature this. year,
"So they brought it in.
through the back door by an
order in council including
these designations with the
will be presented with a
certificate of service for his
efforts on behalf of -the
cancer society.
old bill of 1971," remarked
Elston,
"I Want people to realize
what's happening," added
Elston.
Howick Reeve Harold
Robinson pointed, out some
farmers are not going to get
their pits surveyed if they
are brought under the act
and they will just close their
pits.
"We won't be able to get
gravel," he explained.
The act regulates the
operation and rehabilitation
of sand and gravel pits and
stone quarries in designated
counties in the province. The
operator must pay 2 cents a
ton to the Treasury of
Ontario for rehabilitation of
the site,
If he does the necessary
rehabilitation when he closes
the pit, the province returns
the money the operator paid
to the Treasury.
Beginning in January 1981
this rehabilitation security
will rise to 8 cents per metric
tonne of aggregate taken
from pit or quarry.
County clerk treasurer Bill
Hanley explained to council
that most municipalities
have requested all counties
be designated to treat all
gravel production areas the
same,
"These pits and quarries
were a ghostly site on the
landscape and every
provincial association
wanted them cleaned up ",
stated Hanley.
The new bill, The
Aggregates Act, still under
consideration by the
government will provide for
management of aggregates,
control of pits and quarries
provide for rehabilitation
and will maintain the en-
vironment.
All counties designated
under the previous bill, the
Pits and Quarries Control
Act at 1971, will fall under
the new legislation when it is
passed.
"Every county should
protest it." commented
Wingham Reeve Joseph
Kerr. "The restriction isn't
good. A farmer isn't going to
tie up his money for 30
years."
LONG STAY
- FLORIDA
VACATIONS
2-4-6-8-10 Weeks
Starting 'Nov. 15/80
3 Day TOLEDO
Theatre and Shopping
Nov. 26. 00
ONLY I 7 ea.
Two to a room
The recent designation of . control . Act is 'bitterly Morris. Reeve Hill Elston He said be was certain, the
Huron County townships opposed by; Huron. county raised the .subject at a county had Made their.
tinder the Pits. and Quarries council. session Ot Huron. County :feelings clear last year when,
Council tolling the county they replied' to
engineer hehari learnedmoSt AggregatiO Discussion.
townships in. the Wingham Paper, telling the province.
area were to be designated. they were not enthused about
County engineer Bob Huron tewnships being
Dempsey told Elston he was designated. •
• not aware any townships in Dempsey said he had ,not
the county were to be been contacted concerning
designated. the designation of Huron
Colborne Township's 15th annual.
CHRISTMAS COUNTRY FAIR
Sale of arts, crafts ond country baking
Soltford Valley Hall
mile N. of Goderich, 1 off Hwy. 21)
Wed,, Oct. 15: 10 a.m., - 9 p.m.
AND
Sat,, Oct. 18: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Special Features; Miniatures-doll houses and
accessories, pewter
lea Door Prizes Over 50 crafts Admission; 25a
Exeter Curling, Club
CURLING CLINIC
For "New" & "Old"
Cost $4,00
November 15, 1980
Call after 6 p.m.
Brian Clarke 235-1820
Al Beattie 235-1594
New Membership Welcome
ON THE BEACH
GRAND BEND
Open Year Round
Thanksgiving Dinner
Serving All Day Monday
Entertainment Every Fri. & Sat. Night
In The Pirats Cove
For reservations or information
call
238-2251 •
Exeter and Area Mens' Rec
Fastball League
BASEBALL DANCE
Saturday, October 11
South Huron Rec Centre
Exeter 9 p.m. - ?
Dance to the
`TRACES"
$8/couple Hot buffet at midnight
Tickets available from team
reps or at the door.
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Christmas
Craft Show
& Sale
LUCAN COMMUNITY
MEMORIAL CENTRE
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Sat., Nov. 1, 1980 E-.1=
10 - 4 p.m.
Over 90 tables on display
Admission 50c • F.
Children under 12 free.
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ABOUT SMOKING?
The Huron-Perth Lung Association and the
Canadian Cancer Society is going to hold a
SMOKING WITHDRAWAL CLINIC
the first meeting will be held on
Tuesday, October 21 at 7:30 p.m.
IN THE BOARD OFFICE OF THE
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL, SHIPLEY STREET
The Clinic will operate for 4 weeks with 3
meetings the first week; 2 the second week and 1
each on the 3rd and 4th weeks.
If you are interested please complete the at-
faced coupon and mail it to the address shown.
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
P.O. BOX 1316
CLINTON, ONTARIO
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THE
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We're convenient to both airport
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our outdoor summer pool is a great
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Come and see usl By advance
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subject to change without notice. Not
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/ 600 DIXON ROAD, REXDALE, ONTARIO M9W 1J1
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Leaving Jan. 10, Feb. 14
5 Day
PENNSYLVANIA
DUTCH
Gettysburg, Amish
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Departs Nov, 2 3/80
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Dec. 26
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Retirement
Reception
for
MRS. KATHARINE
BECKER
at
STEPHEN
CENTRAL SCHOOL
R.R. 2, Crediton
Sun., Oct. 26
2 P.M. - 4 P.M. -
For information call
Stephen Central
School
234-6302
Everyone Welcome
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