The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-04-29, Page 331 1 9 9 9 �IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIt1111111111111111Ullllllllllllllltlll111111111111111111111111111� /•J4 1l► /(11 PINERY FLEA MARKET Open Every Sunday May 3 — Sept. 27 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 3 Miles S. of Grand Bend Ont. Hwy 21 238-8382 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 IIImItHIII11u11U1111111111t1111111111t11111tI111NI111111101111111111111111uluuuuuuuuuunleuullf ,, EXETER LEGION AUXILIARY BINGO Thurs., Apr. 30 Starts 8 p.m. 21 games Jackpot $1100.00 Consolation $200 Admission '1 for 18 games Help Your Neighbour 2 Share the Wealth Jackpot Doors open at 7 p.m. 5 for s1 11 for '2 250 seats only. CHECKERS ON FLOOR Lic. No. 294432 >11un1UInwunnuntul111utull111111IU1111WHI11U11HUIH(III$I111NHIIIIUU1111UUI11I11IIt11UIIj ANNUAL SPRING FL EA MARKET Craft Show and Sale Luton Community Centre Sunday, May 3 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission 50C over 70 tables will be on display it's a small world travel ltd. :Where geed travel *skids Is always free Located in The Olde Town Hall, Enter v�.b< WOULD YOU TRUST THIS FACE IN LAS VEGAS? His Mother Plans To In October 1981 We Hope You Will Tool! Join this Poker Face Extraordinaire on a special trip to las Vegas on Friday, October 16th, 1981. Accommodation at the Flamingo Hilton Hotel. SECOND ANNUAL GROUP DEPARTURE WIN A FREE TRIP FOR TWO TO LAS VEGAS Compliments of It's A Small World Travel and the Exeter Lions Club (ap- proximate value $900.00) Attend Las Vegas Nite at South Huron Recreation Centre on Saturday May 9th. Tickets available at Small World Travel. See Lions Ad for further details. Look for Poker Face Extraordinaire at Lions Las Vegas Night and ask for details on October Group Departure to Las Vegas. Baseball Doubleheader Book Now - Sunday May 24th Baltimore at Detroit OUR AIM - THE TRAVEL lie " SERVICE POSSIBLE CAA 235-2000 Oirtlitt 011 ;moi 1400,265./022 A Separate board plans summer program Draw straws for western Summer school will be held again at St. Patrick's School in Dublin this summer according to areport from the ministry of educa- tion which has approved the request for the school by the Huron -Perth County Catholic school board. An Experience '81 project, the continuation of the summer school will allow for the hiring of up to six students who attend secon- dary school or university. These six will act as teacher assistants at the school where there will be a prin- cipal and three full time teachers for each of the two three-week sessions. One of the sessions will be for students from Huron County and the other for those from Perth County. Another Experience '81 project was also approved by the ministry. This one will provide a media/resource program that will occur in the five Stratford schools -- St.' Michael's, St. Joseph's, St. Ambrose, Immaculate Conception and St. Aloysius. This will allow for the hiring of up to six students plus one project leader and they will assume resposibilities for the development of vertical and picture files in the various schools. A selection committee made up of board ad- ministrative staff and a representative from the ministry, will select the students when all the applications are in by mid May for the media resource project. The students will find application forms to fill out at their secondary schools. through the guidance officers The media facilities in the five Stratford schools will be updated in the media resource project, such as re -arranging of the card catalogue systems to provide easier access to pupils; carrying out a book inventory-- checking the car catalogue with the books on the shelf; to develop an A.V. software card catalogue system which will provide easier access to films, tapes and records for pupils and teachers; the development of picture files within the schools according to specified needs of individual schools; compilation of pro- ject folders from material gathered from magazines such as National Geographic, Owl. There folders would be RIGHT ON THE HEAD — Carrie Lane and Carie Wallis are taking dead aim during a nail driving contest at Biddulph Central school's Fun Fair, Thursday night. T -A photo Exeter hires student Nancy Eybergen, St. Marys. has been hired by Exeter under the Involve- ment in Municipal Ad- ministration program. The FanshLwe student will be paid 1160 per week for an 18 -week period at the town offices. The province pays a grant covering 75% of the program. Only one court case Only one case was dispos- ed of in Exeter court, Tues- day. while another was set over for a decision on May 19. In the case that was heard, Melanie A. Hackney, Exeter was fined 128 upon being convicted of failing to stop at a stop sign at the intersec- tion of Highway 84 and 4 on April 5. Theft, enter at gun club Exeter OPP Constable Bill Osterloo is investigating a recent break, enter and theft at the Claybird Gun Club in Hay Township. Two skeet throwers and a hand pump were stolen. The items are valued at 1400. A plate glass window at the Mount Carmel Separate School was broken in a van- dalism incident, Friday. Damage was set at $50 and Constable Bob Whiteford is investigating. Dance at Kirkton Woodham Community Centre Sat. May 2 Music by Joe Overholt Proceeds for hall maintenance Clerk Liz Bell said that only one student from Ex - MARKS BIRTHDAY An 86th birthday celebra- tion for Mrs. Jennie Mason, 424 Edward Street, Exeter and formerly of Grand Bend was held at Three AAA See Restaurant April 23rd. In attendance were Mrs. Mason's daughter Mrs. Ret- ta Hirshfield. Los Angeles, California. great gran - daughter Miss Cindy Thomp- son„ Ventura, California. Daughter -i;, -law Mrs. Muriel Poff and greatgrand daughter Miss Jennifer e-Launds, Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mason, Goderich: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mason, Ex- eter. f DIGEIJ043 FIRIn 235-2311 eter area had applied for the position. and while council had approved that person's appointment, he had secured summer employment elsewhere. The St. Marys girl has completed her first year at Fanshawe in business ad- ministration. Previously. Mrs. Bell had indicated the student's ser- vices would be provided to other town departments to fill in while regular staff may be on summer holidays. 1 Rummage 1 Sc Bake Sale First Huron Park Brownies Sat. May 2 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. J.A.D. McCurdy School Huron Park For Donations please contact Mary Lou Becker, 228-6878 Bonnie Hoist 228-6550 I(Vlaxine Hyde, 228-6440 DRIVE-IN THEATRE 145 Bosch St., Clinton 412.7030 PLAYING THIS WEEKEND FRI.-SAT.-SUN., MAY 1-2-3 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ADULT meta �'igu�a I�tii PRESENTS "A PI RATE'S COVE" SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1981 South Huron Rec. Centre (Exeter) Music by "Traces " 9-1 Buffet Provided Tickets: $16.00 per couple Tickets from Sorority Members or at Something Special Proceeds for Community Charities Semi -formal trip used as research material for student projects; the recording of tapes of primary books which in turn, would be used in teacher developed lessons and centre -activities. Skills learned by the students working on this project would be: to develop proficiencyin typing and fil- ing skills; the development of organizational skills: also research skills such as work- ing from system.curriculum guidelines to find relative material; also responsibility toward time -management; co-operative •planning in order to best meet the needs of school objectives; and finally to provide the op- portunity to better assess the possible futures for themselves in such fields of endeavours as library technician, clerical typist and junior management possibilities. It took "a drawing of straws" as chairman Ronald Murray called it. to settle who will travel to Alberta and Saskatchewan to attend two upcoming conventions. To out -of -province conven- tions the board's policy bylaw allows only three trustees to attend. Four indicated they wish- ed to attend the 1981 Congress on Education in Calgary —Vincent Young, Goderich; Tim McDonnell Gadshill; Keith Montgomery. Wingham and John O'Leary, Staffa, who lost the vote. It is to be held June 20-23, Vincent Young and Tim McDonnell will attend the Canadian Catholic School Trustees Associaton conven- tion in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. June 3-6. The official opening' of Education Week will be held at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School. Dashwood, on Sunday, May 3. at 2:30 p.m. Now Open ��SC‘4% Centre mall BINGO LUCAN ARENA April 29 Doors open - 7:15 p.m. Early bird - 7:55 p.m. Regular games, Midway special, share the wealth, stand up, etc. Jackpot $600 -55 calls Proceeds for Arena Double Door Card $1.00 Bingos will continue each Wednesday night. Licence # 287211 Proceeds for Arena Due 10 116.0" regotations no one unde. 16 yearn el age will be admitted Times -Advocate, April 29, 1981 Page 17A Garage sale Exeter Kinsmen Club 2nd Annual Sale to be held May 30, 1981 We are requesting items for the sale If you have any items you wish to donate or put in on consignment (no clothing please) Please contact the following people for pick up. Bill Armstrong 235-1746 Tom Humphreys 235-2373 Dennis McKnight 235-1895 Bob Reynolds 235-2309 Please call after 6 p.m. any night. Open House Toddlers Inn Nursery School Residence of S. Strang highway 83 east Thurs. May 9 9 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 7-9 p.m. Friday May 10 9-12 a.m. Fall Registrations taken Call 235-1466 Sirt orn LASV E N 1 GAS G H T At The SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE EXETER Remember all the fun you had last year with the games of chance and the exciting frog races. This year's los Vegas night promises to be better than ever. Get your tickets now before they'rc gone and be ready for an ex- citing evening. Your Ticket Gives You A Chance To WIN A Trip For Two To LAS VEGAS (Winner Must Be Present ) Courtesy of Small Worlr Trove/ & tete Exeter Lions Club PLUS Many Other Draw Prizes For Silver Dollars Tickets Available From Any Lions Member Or At Livingstone's Admission Only $5.00 Per Person (Includes Lunch) r