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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-01-31, Page 16Dufferin Hotel CENTRALIA Exeter's Fun Spot Clinton St District Winter Carnival February 1 - 10 10 DAYS OF FUN & FROLIC WEDNISDAY FIESRU 2 pm,: Card party :\ pAnk II ,aka(ii,- .1) r n „ RUARY nib farnblers enti) sAtuROA RY 9 a.m. P I races 1:30 p I1 finals 3 'p.m. ey finals 0 p.m. end Game Dance Fair lloard dance Oreeldents Sall, Legion SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10 .m. Snowritoblle races R.A. sanctioned) OPEN DAILY DINNERS Mon. to Fri. and Sun. 5:00 to 7:00 Sat. 5:00 to 8:00 BREAKFAST Weekdays 7;30 si-teuN:PK)-. Set. & Sun. 8:00 a.m. to Noon LUNCH Every Day 12:00 Noon to 1:00 p.m. You Are Always Welcome! Dining Room Licensed Under LLBO Sat., Feb. 2 Mozart's Melody Makers Green Forest Motor Hotel YOUR HOSTS: "PETE" and "CAROLE" DEITZ HIGHWAY 21 -- GRAND BEND For An Evening of Fun And Fellowship This Thursday Friday and Saturday Evening Live Entertainment Dining Room Special EVERY WEDNESDAY 12:00 Noon to 2:00 p.m. and 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. 6 oz. Ribeye Steak $250 Reg. $3.25 SECOND ONE FOR $1.00 Includes potatoes, vegetable, coffee or tea Club Albatross Huron Industrial Park Phone 22$-6733 Plan first Ontario workshop. ‘40, , Robert W. Garmatz, LOWS. Kitchener, Ontario will conduct 145$0I.tri„ and .John Daniels, the first parish Church BAYVIEW TOURIST TAVERN. Dance To Just South of St Josephs on Highway 2 1 OPEN DAILY For Hot Meals 12:00 Noonto•9:00 p.m. TRY OUR HOMEMADE PIES AND ROLLS Joe Overholt TAXANDRIA Highway 7 - South of Arkona * Dance With The Desjardines SAT., FEB, 9 For advance ticket$ coil 828-3896 -* Taxandria Club Dinner From 7 to 8:30 p.m. SAT., 'FEB. 9 With music by THE RITE BEAT Make your reservations in time * Every Wednesday Is Games Night Starting pt 8:30 p.m. Bumper Pool, Shuffle Board, Ping Pong, Darts and Card Games Free Lunch For Participants February 15th 9-1 Bookings Accepted For Banquets, Small Weddings Phone 236-4850 HURON PARK RECREATION CENTRE Sponsored by Huron Park Men's Hockey Team Management Workshop ever held in Ontario under the auspices of the Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod, Site of the workshop will be Zion. Lutheran. Church, Dash- wood. February 4, 5 and 6. Participants in the workshop will explore the ways in which business management principles can be applied to the work of the Church in order that the church may better carry out her God- given task in this world of spreading the Gospel. Robert Garmatz is ad- ministrator of extension services and membership of the Inter- national Lutheran Laymen's League. He has taught at Lutheran schools in several of the 'United States and was an assistant professor and later Director of Public Services and Develop- ment at Concordia College, Seward. Currently Mr. Garmatz serves on the script committee of Lutheran Television. John Daniels is managing director of the Canadian office of the International Lutheran Laymen's League, As Canadian LLL director, his duties include recruitment, selection, motivation and training of men and women to serve the church and LLL at local, zone, district and international levels. Formerly a Windsor resident; Mr, Daniels was president of the Ontario Lutheran Laymen's League for four years. TRADER'S LIVING QUARTERS - During grade six social studies classes at Exeter public school students are creating fur trading centres and living quarters. Shown above with their project are Cheryl Harvey and Sherry Gilfillan. T-A photo County shows road profits, deficit on overall operation 21111111111111111111111111118111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111L4 Friday & Saturday Night LIVE , ENTERTAINMENT Canadian Playboys Four accidents for town police Friday and Saturday Evening and Saturday Matinee Saturday Matinee Hoedowners ten percent according to the-Toad committee chairman. The road needs study update shows a projection of fixed costs such as maintenance, overhead and new equipment. Engineer Britnell said the increasing rate of five to ten percent provides only for in- flationary trends and not for any improvement in services. DAILY BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL Something Evil DINING ROOM OPEN MON. TO SAT. 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. AND 5 p.m. to 7 p,m. Take Out Orders — Phone 228-6648 NEXT ATTRACTION WILL BE "TRILOGY" Dine In The COLONY ROOM 12 to 2 and 4 to 8 Tuesday through Saturday Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. Groin • Feed • Cement Building Supplies Coal 228-6638 4,••• !*" Four accidents were in- vestigated this week by officers of the Exeter police department. Thursday morning, a vehicle driven by Mrs. Joyce Monteith, 182 Andrew Street, Exeter was in collision with a hydro pole on Victoria Street near Andrew. Mrs. Monteith received facial cuts and was treated at South Huron hospital.Constable James McMeekin set damages at $300. The same evening a vehicle driven by Robert C. McArthur Creditor: was involved in a similar collision with a tree on Wellington Street near Carling. A passenger Terry Phillips, Exeter received minor injuries and Constable George Robertson set damages at $400. Damages 'of $600 resulted Friday when vehicles driven by Mark Hearn, 118 Parkdale Ave„ Huron Park and Dr. Elmer Depraitere, 553 James Street, Delhi collided. Constable Alex Balazg vestigated,- the —inistiap,Thwhicire occurred on Main Street. Friday afternoon, vehicles driven by David J. Dettmer, 150 Columbia Drive, Huron Park and Theodore Ducharme, 11 Sanders Street, Exeter were in collision on a north end parking lot. Constable McMeekin in- vestigated. Over the weekend, two flags were stolen from the roof of the Exeter fire hall.Value was listed at $16. Constable McMeekin is investigating. ,71 0c 95v 8 60c $2.25 $1.75 $1.25 $1.25 $1.50 Assorted Soups 30c Assorted Sandwiches 50c and 60c Beef Stew $1.25 Beef Casserole $1.25 Turkey Casserole $1.25 Chili Con Carne $1.00 Corned Beef•Sandwich $1.00 Hambur,gatr,,9m1,Frkes, ; Cheeseburger and Friei H5f D'Og'and Fries 6 oz. Rib Eye Steak Pork Chops Hot Turkey Sandwich Hot Beef Sandwich Cabbage Rolls FREE BUS gRVE IC, London BINGO Games All Plates Come With Vegetable Mashed or French Fries, Salad and Bread & Butter Sponsored by Kinsmen and Optimist Club • Every Wed. & Sat. BUS DEPARTS AS FOLLOWS Where Old & New Friends Meet DINING & DANCING NIGHTLY — NO COVER CHARGE 6:15 6:30 6:40 7:00 Dashwood Exeter Centralia Lucan p.m. P.m. p.m. p.m. Les Pines Hotel Motel , FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL EXETER COACH LINE 235-0450 North of the Bridge EXETER Phone 235-0151 711111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 budgeted. Salting and sanding, estimated at $90,000 actually cost $78,461.48 while snow plowing estimated at $89,000 cost about half that amount at $45,443.76. Maintenance of bridges and culverts cost $34,117.93. The total amount spent on the road system, including those items not for subsidy, was $2,028,973.10. The 1973 road needs study update, tabled on Friday outlined the "now"construction which has reached an estimated $5,742,000. Dietrich explained that to bring presently deficient roads and bridges in Huron up to top condition would cost in excess of five million dollars. Due to financial restraints by the province, counties are limited each year to a subsidy representing their share of one- fifth of 45 percent of construction needs. "The one-fifth is used because the ministry of transportation and communications feel that 'this backlog of work should be scheduled over a five year period and then found they could only provide their share to all counties :of less than half of this amount 45 percent," reported Dietrich. AS Y014 4 Clan, spe-tit p.$ossible to eliminate all •our deficiencies in even 20 years if we continue to budget for only nine percent of our deficiencies each year (20 percent of 45 percent) because each year as we im- prove some projects, other sections of road become deficient due to normal wear or changing traffic patterns." Reeve Deb Shewfelt, Goderich, commented that county residents may soon be forced to accept a greater share in the cost of roads if they want them up to standard across Huron. Engineer for the county, Jim Britnell concurred with this viewpoint and said the ministry will contribute a set amount to the road system in Huron but that Huron citizens may choose to spend con- siderably more which would have to be paid totally out of county funds. "We should begin to think of this in terms of a grant rather than a percentage of total road costs in the county," said Brit- nell. Fixed costs for roads in Huron total more than one million dollars per year and it is in- creasing at a rate of about five or The report of the county auditor has been received by Huron County's Executive Committee and was presented to council Friday showing an operating deficit in the general account for the year 1973 of $188,548 a surplus in the highways account of $102,097 making a net deficit for the year of $86,451. "In preparing the 1973 budget, it was anticipated that the general account would have a deficit of $207,464," said executive committee Chairman Reeve Doug McNeil, Colborne Township. "In reality, however, as indicated there was a deficit of $188,548. Therefore, although operating on a deficit finance basis, actually we had a profit of $18,916 over our estimated budget." The highways account had anticipated a break even operation for 1973, but due to unforeseen circumstances a surplus has been accumulated. Some of the main reasons for this surplus, according to McNeil, resulted from the fact the county was unable to secure vehicles and other materials that had been ordered. should be pointed out that we tiaye,-, a fwArking„capital fund of $250,000 which. assists in current operations and reduces bank borrowing," said Reeve McNeil. County road committee chairman, Reeve Joe Dietrich of Stephen Township, said his department expects to "hold the line" and predicted no increase over 1973 in the county share of the 1974 budget. The county share has not in- creased since 1970. "We have not as yet been ad- vised of our 1974 allotment of provincial funds," said Dietrich. "We estimate our allotment for 1974 will be approximately $1,102,000 plus $120,000 as the ministry of transportation and communications 80 percent share of the boundary bridge at Bluevale for a total allotment of $1,222,000." Total road construction in 1973 amounted to $494,886.11 while bridge construction reached $24,989.28. Construction of bridges on boundary roads cost $109,696.57. ' Road maintenance for the year cost $686,466.52. Open winter in 1973 resulted in winter main- tenance costing less than A Sunday School teacher was teaching sharing. She encouraged the children to take the smallest helping of food when passed, and to do the same in other practical situations. As a test, she offered a little boy a quarter and a dollar bill. "Take whichever one you want," the teacher directed and was pleased when the boy picked up the quarter. After a moment he said, "You taught us to take the smaller piece, but so I won't lose this quarter, I'll take this piece of paper to wrap it in." With that, he picked up the dollar bill. illiniumuniminuninumnitunniniuturnitinitimintitimmiumunimmminummunnuminummummlimmommumnui == g- B... First Exeter Lions .= E7x7 SPORTSMEN'S .... E. F. E >v S1 _,...' DINNER E xeter 1 Legion Hall F..- .=. -_-, Tuesday, February 5 1 Reception 6:00 p.m. Dinner 7:30 p.m, == E2 E. al a MASTER OF CEREMONIES — TORY GREGG E.= — Speakers -- g E • EMMETT ASHFORD — former American League umpire 52- • JOHN HILLER — Detroit Tiger ace relief pitcher E •_--.0 • LOU FONTINATO — former NHL star 7-f- • MAC CUDDY — owner of Smog and other top harness race horses • WHIPPER 'BILLY' WATSON —star wrestler and the friend of E , Crippled Children -L--2 •TIM FOIL -- Montreal Expo shortstop • GLEN WEIR Montreal Alouette lineman :19 OTHER GUESTS GUESTS ARE: THE NATIONAL TIMMY, PRANK COSENTINO, — JIM WAITE, KEN DOIG, JOHN BUTLER, JIM HENDERSON LI TENTATIVE GUEST IS MRS. PENNY TWEEDY =5-2 •E• TICKETS $2$.00 EACH P. E All proceeds to aid Crippled Children's Work Tax deductible receipts available ffinummomomomounomintilumilmominotmouilittotoniuumnotominutoothommffiniillmommimolimoommointofimonionuoiff.