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MOTOR HOTEL
Breakfast - Lunch • Dinner
Every Day from 8 a.m.
SPECIALS FROM 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
MONDAY NIGHT:
Schnitzel Night $5.50
TUESDAY NIGHT:
Y4 Barbecued Chicken $5.75
WED NIGHT:
Spaghetti Night $3.95
THURS. NIGHT
Spareribs night ;5.75
SAT AND SUNDAY NIGHTS:
New York Steak nights $7.95
Above specials included salad , potato, roll,
butter and dessert
******
FRIDAY NIGHT:
Fish Fry all you
shrimp, salad bar $6.95
can eat fresh catch and
******
SUNDAY BRUNCH
from 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Bacon -Sausages and Eggs, Hot Dish,.
Salad Bar, Home Fries, Pastries, etc.
$5.50
For Reservations CaII 238-2365
This weeks entertainment:
Vern & Lillian
Grand Bend No. 21
PHONE 238-2365 1 Mi. S. of Traffic Light
SATURDAY, JULY 25,1981
DANCE -- 9 P.M. - 1 A.M.
Music - COUNTRY CARAVAN
THORNDALI OPTIMIST
TRACTORop���
SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1981
W.O.T.P.A. SANCTUMS!! PULL
CLASSES OUT
Of FIELD
-soon USS.
- 11000 LBS.
- 14000 LBS.
- 17000 LBS.
START 1 P.M.
For Information Call
B08 GRAHAM 461.0463
BILI PICKEL 461-0162
OPEN - 5500 LBS.
- 7500 LBS.
- 9500 LBS.
TRUCK - 7000 LBS.
GATES OPEN 11 A.M
ADULTS $5.00
STUDENTS 12-18 $4.00
CHILDREN 6.12 $2.00
Sponsored by Thorndale Optimist Club
Zurich
Fair
July 18
Wrist Wrestling Competition
Men & Women Classes
Registration from 2:30-3:30
Entry fee $2.00
Contestants must be within
a 20 mile radius of Zurich
BROWNIES
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
10 Beech St., Clinton 412.1•311
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NOW PLAYING 'TIL
FRIDAY. JULY 17
WALT DISNEY
PRODUCTIONS
a '
=Ptus—
"HERBIE GOE
BANANAS"
SPECIAL ADMISSION FOR DISNEY SHOWS:
Pre -Bch i
ATURDAY. JULY 18 THRU WED., JULY 2 •
CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 20
Rix Danis'
theipt.
WALTER MIATTHAO GIENDA JACKSON
4/oPscorcit
START! '
Sean Connery
"OUTLAND"
—PLUS—
"THE HAND"
A PSYCHOLOGICAL SUSPENSE
THRILLER
0t --Aa.
'The Dashwood Hotel'
presents
"MIRAGE"
Fri. and Sat. eves
Dining Room Open
Thurs. & Fri. 12-1:30 5-7:30
for your dining pleasure
This week featuring
Fresh Fish Dinner
e
Dashwood Hotel Open
Mixed Golf Tournament
Tues., July 21st - Bayview Golf Course
Register at the Hotel
"Your Friendly Neighbourhood Pub"
PARKHILL OPTIMIST CLUB
Annual Summerfest
PARKHILL ARENA
Friday, July 17th
Doors Open 8 p.m.
Dancing 9 - 1
Music By
CRINNAN COUNTRY
Tickets $4.00 per person at door
Lunch available
Proceeds for youth in the community
All ages welcome
Your Business Is Our Pleasure
at
BOB & SHIRLS
Restaurant & Take-out
5 min. south of Exeter on 1if 4 Hwy.
SUMMER HOURS:
Mon., Tues., Wed., - open from 6 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Thurs., Fri., - 6 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Sat., - open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sunday'osed
FISH
'N
CHIPS
2.25
OUR
SPECIALTY
Phone 228-6751
to
- Ross
and Irene
Haugh
on your
30th
Wedding
Anniversary
Best wishes
from
Your family
(T -A family tool)
*06',
ZURICH FAIR
July 17 & 18
Fri. July 17
7:30
Talent Program
Queen Contest
Official Opening
9:00 Dance - "Whiskey Jack"
Sat. July 18
12:30 Parade
1:00 4-H Show & Livestock
1:30 Heavy & light horses
2:00 Baby Show - Auditorium
2:30 Pet Show Arena
3:00 Wrist Wrestling Championships
4:30 Children's Draw
6:00 Western Horse Show
1.10$5 DE$
MIDWA Y
Sorry
A belated 39
and
still holding
Birthday Wishes
James W. Scott
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
Police lay
charges
As the result of investiga-
tion into three assaults that
took place in June, two
youths from Clinton have
been charged with the
offences and are scheduled
to appear in Exeter. court.
The three Exeter youths
who complained, advised
police that on each occasion
three youths in a vehicle
stopped and one got out and
hit them in the face. The
assailant would then run
back to the car and it would
drive away.
Constable Jim Barnes was
in charge of the investiga-
tion which led to the c
harges being laid.
Charges have also been
laid as a result of investiga-
tion into two thefts this past
weekend.
On Sunday at 5:00 a.m., a
car owned by Dennis
Romanson. RR 1 Centralia,
was stolen from the Exeter
Sun Service lot on Main St.
This vehicle was observed
driving in the downtown
area by Constables Dan
Kierstead and Kevin Short
and after a brief pursuit, the
driver abandoned the vehicle
on Highway 83 East.
One male person was later
apprehended and has been
charged with the theft.
A GMC stake truck owned
by Exeter Roofing was
stolen from the Laidlaw
Transport parking lot on
Saturday. It was recovered
by Constable Dunn of the
Grand Bend OPP and One
male was arrested.
' Kevin Buchanan, 306 Carl-
ing St., reported the theft of
four wheel discs from his
car over the weekend.
Constable George Robertson
is investigating.
One person has been
arrested and charged with
break. enter and theft
relating to the February 20
breakin at Exeter Roofing.
Constable Short made the
arrest
ZURICH
FAIR
July 17
7:30 p.m.
Junior Talent Show
singers, dancers, acts
of all kinds welcomed
under 16 years
Queen Contest
girls age 14-21 within
15 mile radius Zurich
call
Bonnie Schenk Diane Thiel
236-4691 236-4606
Illdiasa Jolles -the new hero
frau the creators of JAWS alld STAR WARS.
drn.LL0Sr,;i.,
WARNING:
"owns K.M. away Welt atm T.R.O.
OPEN
7 NIGHTS A
Boa Office
OPENS $i4 P.M.
SHOWTIMI DUSK
STARTS FRIDAY, JULY 17TH TO JULY 23RD
p11S
Fatso
DOMDeLUISE ."FATSO^
ANNE SANCROFT RON CAREY • CANDICE AZZARA
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PHONE 511 7811
AIR CONDITIONS
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HWY 1 60DERICH AT
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• PHONE 524 9911
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FROG'N LOGGIN' DAY
(3rd Annual)
SUNDAY, JULY 19 1:00 P.M •
KIRKTON POND
FOOD AVAILABLE
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Log Rolling & Sawing, Tug of War (Service Clubs)
Horseshoes, Farmer's Walk, Nail Driving,
Kids' Races & Contests & Much More
Adults $1.00 Children Free
Rainout Date - July 26
OPTIMIST CLUB OR KIRKTON-WOODHAM (229-61 13)
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Congratulations
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on receiving your private
pilot's licence
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ZURICH
FAIR
July 18 12:30
Children's parade
best decorated bicycle
best decorated tricycle
best comic couple
best comic costume
best fancy costume
best fancy float
best comic float
best children's organization
or club float
Theme " The Past Years"
Pre -Register at Hay Twp. Fire Insurance
Office by July 17
Exeter Community Centre
Tuesday, July 21 8:30 p.m.
WRESTLING
vs. BULLDOG
DON
KENT # , ,4
MORE
BIG
MIDGETS
IM ACTION'
Tickets - Ringside $5.00
General $4.50 - Children $3.00
-'ELLY ROBINSON & SAYS
Kelly and Grace Robinson have been
selected as Grand Marsholls for Ailso Croig
Gala Days 1981 •
Kelly was born and educated East W,li,omc
Township while grace is o native of McG,ll,vrol
Township. They were married ,n 1950 and hove 6
children • Carol Ann, Lynda. Judy J,m. Mary and
Karl. They also have 3 grandsons.
Since 1946 Kelly has been ,n the Form drornoge
business. He is a charter member of the Ontario
Farm Drainage Association which he helped
organize in 1956. He was a member and chairman
of the North Middlesex District High School Board
and a member of the Middlesex County Board of
Education in 1973 and 1974. The Robinsons live on
o lovely 200 acre form in McGillivray Township
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