Times Advocate, 1997-07-02, Page 51.
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Owner of lust New Releases,
eo rental store stocks.
Michelle Farkas, displays one of the many new titles the vid-,
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- Times -Advocate, July 2, 1997
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County of Huron wins annual
economic development award
HURON COUNTY'- The County,.
of Huron -and the Huron Tourism
Association have received an award
for excellence in the Annual Amer-
ican Fconomic Development Coun-
o'il's (AEDC) "Promotional Materi-
als Awards Competition."
The County's entry, the 1996 Hu-- •
ron County Travel Guide was, re-
cently awarded a Superior or Sec-
▪ ond prize in the.category "Tourism'
Literature'. at . AEDC'.s Annual
Meeting in New Orleans. There
were over 1,I08:entrics in 27 cate-
gories; . judges gave, up to four
awards for. each .of the .27 catego-•
ries.
"We are proud of Huron- County
and . itstourism industry : and this
award clearly indicates that we're
doing the right things., We havc_a
beautiful area to share and tourism
activity means growth, prosperity
and jobs for our people - that's the,,
bottom line. That's what the coun• ty
is working toward." said Warden
Murray Keys adding :With Tour-
ism as .the county's second largest
economic :generator, we are pleased
than the county's efforts are being
recognized internationally."
-The County Travel Guide lists all
County tourism -related businesses
and attractions such as: Accommo-
dations, Golf Courses, Bed and •
Breakfasts, - Antiques and Bou-
tiques, • 'Theatres, Restaurants.
Beaches, Attractions. . Museums,
Recreation,. Campgrounds, Conser -
vation Areas, Artisans and Art .Stu -
dips. Hiking and Skiing Trails and
Special Evegts.
The 1997 .County Travel Guide
was launched a(the 1997 County
Tourism Event and Brochute-Swap-
'in--Wingham this spring. Copies of
the guide have been distributed to
local establishments area and On
Just New Releases video Teller discovers
opens at north end counterfeit $100 bill
EXETER - :Although Exeter has
not had •a movie theatre in ninny
years. there is nu shortage. .of'nw-
_vie• rental. outlets. A new rental.
store.lust ,Veit•
Rc fee„c s, was
- opened recentlyhy.
Michelle Farkas.
Farkas_ selected -
Exeter, as the loca-
tion” to establish
the chain rental
store based on the -
size of the town: and the sur-
rounding arra which she estimates
draws -pearly 1(1,000 potential. cus-
Comets: Specifically.- she picked a
spare beside Scip's Valu -mart be-
cause of the convenient parking.
and high traffic at the north end of
town. • -
1 always liked Exeter and the
"Yo
res
until yo
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Business
Directory,
AUCTIONEERS
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Complete service.
Will purchase partial or
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" (519) 235-3963
Exeter, Ontario
• Complete auction
service
• Pickup and delivery
available
• Will purchase complete
estates (or consignments)
REPAIRS
Sewing Machine
Repairs
to all makes
, Free estimates
90 Day Warranty
Experienced since 1952
Sew and Save
Centre Ltd.
149 Downie St„ Stratford
Phone 271-9680
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surrounding area," she said, adding
any business- venture. is a risk.
"You -don't really know until you
do it.
With two small chil="
dren, Farkas looks for-
ward- to establishing
roots in a small'com-
munity and has hired
four part-time staff
members from Exeter
to give her time with
u don't
real know.
do.it."
family..
Farkas and her family relocated
to Port Franks from Sault St. Marie
when her husband Steve was trans-
fer_red. She still .owns a video ren-
tal store in Sault St. Marie which a
family member manages.•
Although Farkasmet several
snags in setting up the store,' in -
eluding. a sewer -back-up after her
inventory arrived, she is optimistic
considering - the public response
she's had so far." .
Just New Releases focuses on
new titles that have been released
within the past year. There arc .
many copies of each new movie
and older rentals are offered for
three days making them ideal for
cottage ' weekends. After . six
months, Farkas will reduce the
number of copies of a movie to
make room for newer releases that
come out on Tuesdays and occa- _
sionally before .the weekend. - As
well, a good selection of children's
movies are free.
The store is open daily from 10
a.m. until 11 p.m. andSunday-from
I I a.m. to 11 p.m. -
GRAND BEs .- Police are in-
vestigating acouutcrteit money in-
•:cident -that occurred in the Village
of Grand Bend on June 30. -
North Lamhton OPP ,seized a
counterfeit S100. bill with . serial
• number..OBD9916177• front the. -
Bank of Montreal. The hill -was lo-
cated by a teller when she noticed it
looked. odd.- .
Police remind merchants to close-
ly :inspect all money when ii is
passed in- the stores. If a suspect •
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hill -is taken, contact policeptrtmedi-
atelyant( note a decription of• the
suspect and if possible, avehicle. -
tario .Travel' Centres,. border cross-
ings and to hundreds of individual
requests. '
RNARD
�—� COMPUTER
traiinipg.
centre
93B Victoria St: E. 235-4890
Beside Exeter Public School
ADDITIONAL SERVICES
* New and used computer sales
* Software sales
* Typing services
* Resume preparation
• On-site computer leasing
* Bookkeeping services
Pine sampler
Todd LeClair, and his father Paul, standing on front porch, opened Pine Sampler Outlet lo-
cated on the corner of Middlesex County Road, and Highway 4 in May. The attractive struc-
ture looks like four turn of the century style buildings from the highway, but itactually con-
tains a store and a workshop, accessed at the rear, where the LeClair's make custom wood
furniture and folk art out of oak and pine. •
$170,000 in long-term care.
funding for Huron County
GODERICH . Helen Johns, MPP
for Huron County and Health Min-
ister Jim Wilson announced
S170,000 in Long=Term Care fund-
ing for Huron County residents.
"We are putting patients first
with this significant reinvestment,"
said Johns. "Renewing our health
care system means that money cur-
rently tied up in duplication and in-
efficiencies within the system will
be reinvested in community front -
lien services."
Friday's announcement means
500 patients will benefit from a re-
investment of $170,000 to provide
homemaking and professional ser-
vices such as visiting nursing, ther-
apies available to patients recover-
ing at home after being in hospital
and for those who need longer-term
support at home, including children
with physical disabilities.
Seniors who need assistance to
remain in their homes will have ac-
cess to services like meals on
wheels, transportation, day pro-
grams, security checks and friendly
visits.
"People of all ages and varying
needs benefit from these long-term
care community based services,"
said Johns. "This reinvestment' in
community services means more
people will receive higi levels of
care and support in their homes."
The announcement comes as part
of the governments $170 million
reinvestment in community-based
long-term care services across On-
tario, to ensure that patients receive
the care and services they need at
home. Huron County residents
have already seen $650,000. from
this fund for community mental
health programs.
NOTICE OF HIGHWAY, -MUNICIPAL
ROAD AND STREET RENAMING
- IN THE TOWNSHIP OF HAY -
FOR 9-14 EMERGENCY RESPONSE
By authority of the Municipal Act, R.S.O., 1990 Chapters 302,
- Section 210 (III)
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the
Township of 'Hay intends to pass a bylaw on- Monday. July 21.
1997 to rename the following highway, road and street names in the
Township -of Hay. - -
LOCAL ROADS
Con 2-3 to AiRPORT LINE • -
Con 4-5 Lots 1-20 to AUSABLE LiNE - -
Con 8-9/Blind Line Rd to,BABYLON-CINE •
Sideroad 10-11 LRW Con 16-17 to BEDARD ROAD
Can 3-4 Lot 6-30/Willert Rd to BELL'S LINE . • •
Con•14-15 to BLACKBUSH CiNE • ._
Con 9-10/Blind Line to BLIND LINE
Con 12-13Bronsen Rdio BRONSON LINE • -
Con 5-6 Lots 2I-30/Reichert & Blind Line to FANSVILLE LINE
Con_10-11/Goshen Rd to GOSHEN-LINE
Sideioad 20-21 LRW to HENDRICK ROAD .
Sideroad 10-11' Con 1 -4 -to HURONDALE ROAD
Sideroad 1 to KIPPEN ROAD
Sideroad 5-6/Shantz to MACDONALD ROAD
Con 6-7/Parr Line to PARR LiNE
Sideroad 516 LRW to Con 9 to DANCELAND ROAD
Sideroad 10-11 Corr9-16/Pepper'sto PEPPER ROAD
Sideroad 15-16 Con 1-12 16 ROGERVILLE ROAD
Sideroad 15-16 Con -13 to LRW. to SARARAS ROAD
Sideroad 25-26 LRW/Schadeview Rd to SCHADEViEW ROAD
Con 16-17.to SHIPKA LINE
Sideroad 29-30 LRW/fumbull's•Grove to TURNBULL'S ROAD
Sideroad 25-26 to WALNUT ROAD -
Waterworks'Road to WATERWORKS ROAD
PROVINCIAL HIGHWAYS
Highway 21 to BLUEWATER HIGHWAY
Highway 4 to LONDON ROAD -
HURON COUNTY HIGHWAYS
Highway 83 to -THAMES ROAD
High»'ay 84 toZURiCH-HENSALL
Con 10-11/Goshen Rd to GOSHEN LINE
Con 6-7/Parr Line to PARR LINE
All other street names in the Police Village of Dashwood, St
Joseph Shores II and Bluewater Properties Phase • 1 & 2 remains as
previously known.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE thai Courted shall hear anyone
who claims -to be adversely affected by the by -taw and who Applies
to be heard by Council
Written appeals should be received by the undersigned•by Monday.
. J41v 21,1997 and appellants are to attend the hearing set at 8:00
p.m. Monday, July 21, I Tie Cbimcittfi3ffi ----
Janisse Zimmerman, ' •
Clerk -Treasurer
Township of Hay
236-4351
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