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ates, Europe and other
parts bf Canada was severely
criticized by Deputy,reeve
ratlh, Cook at Thursday's
session of Huron County
Connell as being "heavily
oderich ".
Reeve mak," a member of
the county development
committee, was perturbed
that he hadn't beenallowed to
speak before W, Morgan,
manager, of SWOTA who
attended the session to review
the activities of the
organization. Reeve Cook
pointed out that while the
committee in its report had
asked for council's en -
dorsa -tion to pay a grant of
$3,150toward SWOTA for
1976, it had also recom-
mended that- the county's
participation in SWOTA in
1977 be reviewed.
"All I can see in it is
Goderich," stated Reeve
Cook, holding aloft a copy of
' cam,/
$3,10
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of
The 12-p ge ootp had 21
t?ictures in it, According to
six . or seven of them
Pd Godetrich scenes.
at's wrga8 with sane
of the inland .pl es?" asked
-Reeve Allan Campbell, reeve
of'McKiltop,
"Why dont you read it?"
,asked Reeve Ed Oddiiefson
who pointed out the names of
several f%urarn County at,
tractions not in Goderich. "I
think we're being rather hard
on the,people who put out this
brochure, just because the
pictures perhaps don't give
the widest view of the
county."
Coulity development officer
Spence Cummings pointed
out this was a "lure
brochure" designed to get
people to Huron. Once they
arrived here. many other,
more complete brochures of
things to do in Huron, places
to eat, places to sleep etc.
were available at many
locations throughout Huron.
It was pointed out there were
also booklets listing in-
dustrial and commercial sites
for persons who might be
interested.
Reeve Gerry Ginn said he
was not adverse to spending
money for . promotion if
tourists were coming into the
area. He wanted to know if
there was any figures to show
the increase in the numbers
of tourists visiting Huron.
He was told that statistics
like that are difficult to find.
Mr. Cummings said that
anyone in the tourist business
to whom he had spoken had
noted that business was
improving every year. Mr.
Morgan, who spoke to council
earlier in, the day. had said
that . the tourist industry in
Ontario is worth over two
billion dollars annually. He
also .said it is the second
largest industry in Huron
County, next to agriculture.
The committee concurred
with this assessment.
Reeve Ginn insisted he was
concerned with "results"
hope
style cooking!
VICKI'S
COUNTRY
STEAK HOUSE
HIGHWAY NO. 4 NORTH
OF CLINTON. AT BASE LiNE
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For. Mother's Day
ROAST BEEF
WITH ALL THE
TRIMMINGS
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lit Home-made Specials
Every Day
• Breakfast Served.
• TAKE OUT ORDERS
NOW AVI.LABLE
OPEN:
7 a.m. - 10 p.m.
SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
Legion tourney
The Clinton Legion held
their annual early bird golf
tournament at the Sunset golf
course, Goderich, last Sun-
day.
. It was the largest turnout in
17 years with 94 participants.
The winner was one of the
junior - members, Derek
Divok with a score of 77. The
second was Jerry Hiltz with
73.
The winner of the Legion
trophy was Doug Bartliff with
a score of 75.
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OTHER ALLIED HEALTH PROGRAMMES
Applications to be made by June 1, 1976, to the guidance
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Dept. of Central Huren Secondary School, Clinton, Ont.
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Sunday Special May 9
Roast Turkey WITH Dressing
°R.,� ROAST BEEF With
Plus Bioltd New Potatoes,
or French Fries
Buttered Green Peas
Soup or Juice
Roils, Salad.
Free Choice of desserts
for Every mother.
Gravy
ALL FOR
$3 i 25
We Feature Daily Specials
OUR SUMMER HOURS
Monday - Thursday 6 a.m. - 11 p.m.
Friday - 6 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Saturday • 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Sunday - 9 a.m. - n p.m.
Debbie's Custard tui
2 MILES SOUTH OF''CLINTON
HWY. PJO. 4 AT VANASTRA RD,
PHONE 48 2 ..9896
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busi.!' Vii;
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Reeve
Clinton sald it would be near
impossible to get any ac-
curateesti, .ate of the results
of advertising,
"But advert ising • does
• Everybody knows that, It's
been a known facttfor years.
Any buslnessrnran can telt you
that." said Reeve Lobb.
Council learned that three
members had been appointed
to 4eWUTA. from Hump---
Malcolm Canapbeli. ,,. ,f
Goderich; Randy Collins of
Varna; and Wilf Ferris -of
Menmilter.
In other business. council
learned that george Pe'oid
has satisfactorily completed
his probationarrperiod with
the planning board and
becomes a pert'naneint .em-
ployee effective May 1,1 xe-
ln the health department,
Jim. McCaul, Chief Public
Health Inspector, has
resigned effective April 30,
1976. A new supervisor of
Public Health Nursing has
been hired in the person of
Miss C.atheri'ae Walsh at a
salary of $17,000 per annum.
Mrs. Madeleine Roske has
been appointed to fill a public
health nurse's position
vacated by Mrs: Rebecca
Burton.
Dave Hanley of CHA c " a oVer ofAdventu lin
the high ,school 104.4 friday. The students spend ton
Disneyland theme. (Nen s,Record'ppoto)
Extra buses give board problem
By Ross Haugh
"No other half -piece of
paper has caused so much
consternation".
Those were the words of
Huron director of education,
John Cochrane talking about
a report on the distribution of
five surplus buses which have
been retained by they board.
Trustee Jack Alexander, a
methber of the management
committee said there ap-
peared to be a misun-
derstanding among prin-
cipals that these buses were
to be used for back-up to
regular buses transporting
children to and from school
and not for field trips.
Board members agreed
that in most instances if a bus
breaks down on a normal run,
a call would be put into the
home base and another
vehicle sent out as soon as it
was free, as has been the
custom in the past.
The five buses in question
will continue to be stationed
at Brookside Public School
and Grey, Howick, Stephen
and Turnberry Central
schools.
Director Cochrane com-
mented on the spare bus
situation, "1 doubt if any
contractor has a spare bus. I
can't see tire necessity for a
spare bus sitting around
waiting for an emergency.
Former board chairman
Wilfred Shortreed moved that
the five buses be used for field
trips. Principals now have the
r'ight'ta send a bus on a field
trip of 50 miles or less without
receiving board approval.
Trustee John Elliott added.
"If the schools want as many
field trips as in the past, the
five buses will not be enough.
We will have to m a re
buses are available en
field trips are approved.
Later in the meeting. a total
of 10 field trips were ap-
proved. Five of the trips were
for secondary school students
and the same number for
elementary pupils.
The Goderich Collegiate
Institute theatre arts group
was in Toronto early this,
week competing in a
Canadian one act play
competition. Superintendent
Jim Coulter' said this gaye
the students a chance to
perform, be adjudicated and
see other plays.
On May 13. geography
students from F.E. Madill in
Wingl'tam will travel to
Toronto by bus to study a
structured walking tour. land
use mapping, traffic flow
charts, urban renewal
schemes, harbour study and
ethnic studies.
The other secondary school
trips are for students at South
Huron District High School.
Geography students will be
travelling to the Noelville-
Dokis Indian Reserve on May
14 on .-an intercultural
visitation to promote better
understanding or the
problems and customs of the
Indians.
The- senior outers groups
will be practicing canoeing
and camping learned,
throughout the year along the
Saugeen river in the
Walkerton and Southampton
You are invited to visit
BAYFIELD
during our
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS
'July 1,2,3, and 4, 1976
Many Events are Planned
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A Reunion of Former
Residents will be held in
the School Saturday Morning,
July 3
SEE YOU THERE!
Clinton Centennial Band
presents .. .
"Maytime
*NMusictime"
at Central Huron Secondary School - Clinton
TUESDAY, MAY 1 1 - 8:00 P.M.
Doors Open at 7:30 p.m.
*** FEATURING • -.
CLINTON CENTENNIAL BMW
.a sound worth hearing.
The Kiwanis Festival prize winning
CENTRAL HURON
SECONDARY SCHOOL CHOIRS
"THE TOWN; COUNTRY FOUR"
.first in Barbershop,
Tickets: Adelts '2.50
Students $ t.00
"BITS OF BRASS"
.from London
"IN THE MODERN IDIOM"
. .with Brian Markson(Baritone)
THE McM1LLAN FAMILY
. . . Hurbn County's
Most Musical family.
TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM:
Clinton: Mary's Sewing Centre
John Wiser Insurance
Londesboro: K. Hulley
Myth: C. Madill
Varna: B. Rowson
Iurich: Julie Armstrong
Bayfield: D. Garratt
Curs
areas,
A trip to Quebec City is
planned May 26 for South
Huron French students , to
make them aware of the
reality of the French fact in
their country and to show
them the French language in
attion in everyday situations.
Holmesviile public school
students will be participating
in an exchange of music
programs with a Woodbridge
school. They will.travel to the
Toronto area on May 14 and
play host to Woodbridge
students on May 27.
Hensall public school
students will be spending
Muy 19 to 21 at Camp Sylvan.
near Parkhill. Students from
Zurich public school will be
travelling to Toronto for a two
day trip to provide enrich-
ment related to geography,
history and science!
eat
on the
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VANASTRA
POWER SKATING
SCHOOL
VANASTRA AIR BASE ARENA
452-9467
Spring Session May 1 T - June 10
Two Sessions per week for 4 weeks
Fee: $16.00
PLEASE CONTACT IN WRITING:
Mr. Rick Pettit
202 Keays Street
Goderich
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BY PHONE AFTER 4 P.M.: 4112-.9667
Sessions Limited To Avoid Overcrowding.
REGISTRATION DAY
15 SATURDAY, MAY 15
11 A.M. - 4 P.M. at the Vanastra Arena.
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drudgery.
Weil do the wading on, serving to.
and the dishes.
Treat Mom on her special day. Treat
her to our special Mother's day dinner.
SpeciaI Mother's Day Smorgasbord
Served in the Dining Room at 4 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Reservations Recommended
COLD SELF SERVE SALAD BAR
• Potato Salad. Macaroni Salad, Creo Salad, Hawaiian Salad, Bean Salad. Carrot
• Salad, Spiced Apple Rings and Crabapples, Devilled Egg Trays, Tomato and
• Cucumber Tray, Sardine Platter, Relish Tray and Jello Moulds, Cheese Board,
• Cottage Cheese and Pineapple, Seafood Platter, Assorted Cold Cuts. Chef Salad
• and Dressings, Pickled Beets, Mushroom Salad, Shrimp Salad. Waldorf Salad.
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• Baked Sweet Pickled Ham
• Roast Beef and Gravy
• Roast Young Turkey with Dressing and Cranberry Sauce
• Tender Bar -B -Q Spare Ribs
• Roasted Spring • p g Leg of Lamb
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Dutch Apple Pie
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Candlelight Own Breaded Chicic'en
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Mushroom Sauce)
Grilled Ham Steak with Pineapple Ring
Roast Young Turkey with Dressing S Cranberry Sauce
Prime Rib of Beef Au Jus
FROM OUR CHARCOAL BROILER
8 oz. New York Sirk in with Sauteed Mushrooms
Red Brand T -Bone with Sauteed Mushrooms
8 oz. Filet Mignon with Sauteed Mushrooms
SEAFOOD
Fresh Breaded Lake Huron' Perch with Butter Lemon
EL Tartar Sauce
Deep Fried Shrimp on Toast with Lemon and Cocktail
Sauce
Grilled Salmon Steak with Tartar Sauce
$4.25
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Chef Salad. Hot Roll a Butter, Choice of Potato and Vegetables. Tea.
Coffee. or Milk
All meals subject to 10 percent tax
CHILD'S DINNER MENU (children only)
Tomato Juice, 3umbo Hamburger. French Fries.
Vegetables, Plain ar (totolote Milk. Ice Cream
Single Pork Chop4 Tomato, Lettuce, French Fries,
Vegetable, Plain or Chocolate Milk, tce Cream
Sliced Turkey, Vegetables, Mashed Potato, Plain or
Chocolate Milk. l o. Cream
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