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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-07-03, Page 23i wI,#uIIuIIuN 6rci, 'DANCE, , HALL 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. KJ* 5 Single* Dance Cad Keys & The Golden Addle Music Company Sat.. Jyly Sunrise 349-2678 L—Cr-t HURON COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE THEATRE IN THE COUNTRY Hire a student - Last Wednesday was "Hire -A -Student Day" in Exet- er. Holding the banner cut by T-4 editor Adrian Harte, from left to right are: Kim Talbot, Student Placement Officer CEC; Tim Mann WOW Co-ordinator; and students Jodi Inson, Michael Funk, Kelm King, Adrian Harte, Jason Fields, Duane Brunzslow, Exeter's White Squirrel, Jessica Linton, Tammy Graham and Julie Foran. Talbot wishes to express thanks to both students and employers who came out to support this community event. W.O.W. supporters - Orgonizers of this year's Work Orientation Workshop program are SHDHS principal Joe Wooden, Tim Mann, and Dave Cox, head of the guidance department. School bus laws changed TORONTO - Starting this sum- mer, drivers in Ontario should be prepared to stop for a yellow school bus at any time - not just during regular whop! hours. School btis drivers, whether they area transporting children to and from school or on other outings, will use their overhead flashing red lights and stop arms at all times of the day and night to indicate that they are about to let passengers on South Huron organizes employment program EXETER - For the fourth con- secutive year, South Huron District High School is offering a Work Orientation Workshop, a student employment program organized in co-operation with Canada Employ- ment. W.O.W. is a summer program oriented towards helping students make a connection between educa- tion and career objectives. Besides tours to local businesses, and several workshops designed to cover topics such as resume writ- ing, interviews, job hunting, and environmental work opportunities, the 10 participating high school students will acquire work experi- ence by interning for three weeks at area businesses. Generally, the student is given a job related to the student's interests and to his or her future occupational goals. Tim Mann, organizer of this summer's Work Orientation Work- -_--shop, is optimistic about this year's program, and is especially pleased with the positive responses he has received from area businesses.,` or off the bus. • This is one of the amendments to the school bus section of the High- way Traffic Act (HTA) which went into effefrt July 1. Another change to the HTA pro- hibits a school bus driver from us- ing the overhead flashing red lights and stop arm within 60 metres of a traffic light. Instead, bus drivers who stop at a traffic light to let chil- dren on or off the bus will instruct HAY-HENSALL - TUCKERSMITH FIRE AREA BOARD TENDER FOR ROOF REPLACEMENT Tenders will be received by the undersigned, for roof replacement of the Fire Hall located at 103 Queen Street, Hensall until 12 noon, Friday July 12, 1991. Specifications and tender forms are available at the Hensall Municipal Office, 108 King Street, Hensall. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Luanne F. Phair Clerk -Treasurer Village of Hensall 262-2812 STEPHEN TOWNSHIP Y(051 FOR SALE BY TENDER 2.7 ACRES OF INSTITUTIONAL LAND WITH THREE BAY GARAGE The Corporation of the Township of Stephen is inviting tenders for the purchase of the land and building at 90 Victoria St. East in Crediton, Ontario. The property is comprised of a 0.4 acre portion with 123 feet fronting on Huron County Road No. 4 and a 2.3 acre vacant portion tying to the rear. On the front portion is a three bay structure currently used as a municipal works ga- rage. Tender information packages, including the form of tender and agreement, are available for $10.00 (non-refundable, GST in- cluded) at: Township of Stephen Municipal Office 38 Victoria St. East Crediton, Onta,O NOM IMO Sealed tenders completed on the appropriate form, will be re- ceived up to 12:00 p.m. local time on Friday July 26th, 1991. Tenders submitted will be subject to a reserve bid. The highest or any bid not necessarily accepted. By L. Frank Baum with music and lyrics of the MGM motion picture score by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg Adapted by John Kane Sponsored by: Big V Drug Stores EDUCATING RITA by Wily Russel Sponsored by: JAZZ CONCERT 2 p.m. in Playhouse 11 John Noubarian Trio Tickets $5.00 4pm&8pmonMainStage Legends of Rock 'n Roll 'Live" musical tribute to EMs, Orblson and Holly. N. 11 am & 2 pm for kids "MARKUS " Tickets $6.00 BOX OFFICE OPEN MON. - SAT. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Phone for reservations or a free '' _...._. brochure (519) 238-8451 RR 1 Grand Bend = 0. B. R.A. HORSE SHOW AT; eME VEN FARMS, . "Larry& Louisa Memer) Sat. & Sun., July 6 & 7 at 11 a.m. Featuring: Barrel Races, Pole Bending, Dash for Cash. Meal tickets available for Saturday supper. For more information contact: Larry Merner 236-7565 Thanks to the following sponsors: W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd., Hensall District Co-op Inc., South Huron Veterinary Clinic, Richard Bedard Construction, Kris Bedard, B & K Seamless Eavestroughing, Lake Huron Construction, Dekalb Dealer, Wayne Keller, Shantz Construction, Debbie Merner, Select Equipment Safes, Huron Agri -Vise, C.G. Farm Supply, Hay's Auto Reconditioning, D.J. Wrecking, Louise's Unique Interiors, Ken & Blanche Parks, Murray Amstrong Construction, Bob Seeley, Arnold and Donna Merner, Matho- nia Backhoe, Barry Willed, Key's Painting, Royal Bank, Exeter, Glen and Donna Greb, Fisher's Abattoir and Meats, Clare Masse Trucking and Percy Bedard Construction, Mike O'Connor. Health Counsellor If you enjoy working with people, this could be the position you've bYen looking for. ll[\1[11[TIM 26 Thames Rd. E., Exeter /1i4t 235-3355 G Times -Advocate, July 3, 1991 BEST SELLER NOVELS 424 Main St. Exeter • NOTICE The Village of Lucan is requesting bids for the removal of a two storey brick frame house and a bam on Lot 25, Conces- sion 4 of Biddulph Township. These buildings are located just north of the Biddulph School. r Sealed bids must be submitted to the Clerk's Office by Jury 15th, 1991 at 5:00 p.m. Inspection of the buildings and specification of removal can be received from the Municipal Office at 161 Main Street, Lu - can, Ontario. The highest or any bid will not necessarily be accepted. C.Jeianson V)Nage of Lucan 161 Main Street Lucan, Ontario NOM 2J0 227-4253, 227-4670 $1,100.00 Must Go Times -Advocate, July 3, 1991 BEST SELLER NOVELS 424 Main St. Exeter Page 21 Available to service the disablod in our community and surrounaing areal. For more information and bookings, please cal Earl's Taxi Inc. at 235-1013 and ask for Ron or Sylvia Walker 238-8344 This weekend featuring C..Ht,I1. arLIGat DON'T TELL MF:OM TH BABYSITTER DEAD and Switch with Blade Edwards Open 8:30 Show at Dusk Open Fri., Sslt., & Sun. Huron -County Study Open Houses We would like your input in how Huron County deals with its future. Huron County Council is undertaking a comprehen- sive long term review of the provision of government services and the structures that deliver them to the residents of Huron County. This review, known as the Huron County Study, attempts to determine the best way to deal with social, economic, environrnental and physical development policy into the twenty-first cen- tury. In undertaking this study, County Council is com- mitted to involving local municipal councils, local staff and the public in_all aspects of the review.__ The Huron County Department of Planning and Development is co-ordinating the research activity for the Huron County Study. Four Open Houses are being arranged to summarize the findings of the study. We would appreciate the public's input during these Open Houses in order to identify relevant issues such as services, the future of service provisions, boundaries and policy development. The following Open Houses have been scheduled: Tuesday, July 9, 1991, 5 - 8 p.m. Clinton Town Hall Auditorium Wednesday, July 10, 1991, 5 - 8 p.m. Wingham United Church Saturday, July 13, 1991, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Bayfield Ntunicipal Office Wednesday, July 17, 1991, 5 - 8 p.m. Exeter Old Town Hall For further information, please contact Jason Chu or Carol Leeming of the Huron County Department of Planning and Development at 524-2188. w ENJOY AND HAVE FUN AT NEW BEER GARDEN OPEN Summernigh tfest 'June 29 - Sound of Musik July 6 - The Hornets Featuring Famous German Bands monsononseonou wee Shuttle Service Exeter and area minimum of 20 people and up to 48 to and from the party Dance and Buffet Dinner SATURDAY NIGHT Call for Information or Reservations Telephone 236-7707 Hwy./21, 1/4 mile north of St. Joseph 0 ZURICH clabor M.L•F•0' Ass()- Thurs. c * July 4 • Dabber Bingo Zurich Community Centre Bonanza Game #1 In 56 calls (Estimated value about $800) 2 Bonanza Game #2 In 50 calls (Estimated value about $50) Jackpot $1,100.00 Must Go Bingo Starts at 7 p.m. o one under 16 eligible to play Page 21 Available to service the disablod in our community and surrounaing areal. For more information and bookings, please cal Earl's Taxi Inc. at 235-1013 and ask for Ron or Sylvia Walker 238-8344 This weekend featuring C..Ht,I1. arLIGat DON'T TELL MF:OM TH BABYSITTER DEAD and Switch with Blade Edwards Open 8:30 Show at Dusk Open Fri., Sslt., & Sun. Huron -County Study Open Houses We would like your input in how Huron County deals with its future. Huron County Council is undertaking a comprehen- sive long term review of the provision of government services and the structures that deliver them to the residents of Huron County. This review, known as the Huron County Study, attempts to determine the best way to deal with social, economic, environrnental and physical development policy into the twenty-first cen- tury. In undertaking this study, County Council is com- mitted to involving local municipal councils, local staff and the public in_all aspects of the review.__ The Huron County Department of Planning and Development is co-ordinating the research activity for the Huron County Study. Four Open Houses are being arranged to summarize the findings of the study. We would appreciate the public's input during these Open Houses in order to identify relevant issues such as services, the future of service provisions, boundaries and policy development. The following Open Houses have been scheduled: Tuesday, July 9, 1991, 5 - 8 p.m. Clinton Town Hall Auditorium Wednesday, July 10, 1991, 5 - 8 p.m. Wingham United Church Saturday, July 13, 1991, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Bayfield Ntunicipal Office Wednesday, July 17, 1991, 5 - 8 p.m. Exeter Old Town Hall For further information, please contact Jason Chu or Carol Leeming of the Huron County Department of Planning and Development at 524-2188. w ENJOY AND HAVE FUN AT NEW BEER GARDEN OPEN Summernigh tfest 'June 29 - Sound of Musik July 6 - The Hornets Featuring Famous German Bands monsononseonou wee Shuttle Service Exeter and area minimum of 20 people and up to 48 to and from the party Dance and Buffet Dinner SATURDAY NIGHT Call for Information or Reservations Telephone 236-7707 Hwy./21, 1/4 mile north of St. Joseph 0