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Hotel
CENTRALIA
Friday & Saturday Night
Canadian Playboys
Saturday Matinee
Hoedowners
DAILY BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL
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
BRENNER'S Red
Gable
Hotel
GRAND BEND
, . RE-OPENING
FRIDAY, MARCH 1
* Chicken Fry $199
Senied 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. I
*S pedal 'Happy Hour'
Friday & Saturday - 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
* Lesperance Trio
For your listening and dancing
pleasure - Fri., March 1 and Sat., March 2
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For Young
Men and
Young
Ladies
Between The
Ages of
13 and 19
The "Middlesex-Huron" Corps
of The
Royal Canadian Army Cadets
REGISTRATION
Sunday, March 3
2:00 p.m.
Huron Park Rec. Centre
Application Forms Available At Exeter
and Lucan Legion Halls, Lucan OPP
Office, Exeter Post Office, Huron Park
Arena.
—to encompass the area served by Exeter, Lucan
and Huron Park.
—Sponsored by Branch 167 (Exeter) and 540
(Lucan) of the Royal Canadian Legion.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Call 228-6853 after 5 P.M.
Notice of
Public Hearing
OTTAWA, ONT.
MARCH 26, 1974, 9:30 A.M.
The Canadian Radio-Television Commission will hold a public
hearing at the Skyline Hotel (International Ballroom) to con-
sider the following matters:
CABLE TELEVISION LICENCE APPLICATION
EXETER, CENTRALIA and HURON PARK, ONT.
Ronald G. McIntosh Jr., representing a company to be
Incorporated, 219 Mary Street, Goderich, Ont.
Application for a broadcasting licence to carry on a cable
television system to serve Exeter, Centralia, and Huron Park,
Ont.
Proposed installation fees: $10.00
Proposed monthly fees: $ 5.50 first outlet
$ 2.50 per extra outlet
Proposed channel distribution: —on TV channels: 6 Cana-
dian, 3 non-Canadian, 1
local origination and 1
educational;
—on FM Band: 8 Canadian
and 3 non-Canadian.
Location where the application may be examined:
Office of the Town Clerk,
Exeter, Ont.
INFORMATION ON
APPLICATIONS AND HEARING
RIGHT TO COMMENT:
Are you interested In an application mentioned in this notice?
If so you can comment In an intervention to support, modify or
oppose the application. To do so follow this procedure.
—Send a coN of your comments to the applicant by
registered mail or personal delivery to be received on
or before March 11, 1974.
—Send another copy to the CRTC to be received by this
same date.
—Be sure to attach your postal or messenger receipt to
the copy for the CRTC, giving proof that the applicant
has received his copy.
VIEWING OF DOCUMENTS:
Anyone can view the applications at either the office of the
CRTC, 100 Metcalfe Street, Room 1607, Ottawa, Ont. or at the
local address given in this notice for examination of the
application.
PROCEDURE AT HEARINGS:
Read the CRTC Rules of procedure to find out the rights and
obligations of the parties to a hearing. Copies are available
from Information Canada.
INFORMATION:
For additional information on the applications at the hearing,
please contact the CRTC In writing or by phone 613-992-6240
or 996-2294. Guy Lefebvre,
Director General of Licensing.
Public Notice — CRTC 1974-10
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Radio-Television
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Conseil de la
Radio Television
Canadienne
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 228-6733
For An Evening of Fun
And Fellowship
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Nights
In Between
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THE
DOMINION
HOTEL
ZURICH
PROUDLY PRESENTS
GORD HARRISON
and
THE 'HARBOURLITES'
Sat, March 2
Huron Park Minor Hockey Association.
DANCE
Featuring
Joe Overholt
HURON PARK RECREATION CENTRE
March 2,
9 - 1 a.m.
$4.00 couple Limited Sales
DASHWOOD
HOTEL
Entertainment
Fri. evening
Sat. evening
Sat, matinee
supper. Above, Miss Marion Bissett serves Mrs. George Pratt and San-
dy and George Jr. T-A photo
PANCAKES AT TRIVITT MEMORIAL - Shrove Tuesday was recogniz-
ed at Trivitt Memorial Anglican church with the annual pancake
March 1, 2
Cal Gray
Casuals Tuckersmith taxes unchanged
Tiffany Dining Lounge Hours
Weekdays 12.2, 5-8
Fri. & Sat. 12-2, 5-9
Sundays 4-8
at Vanastra are complaining
about the number of dogs in the
complex. Only nine dogs have
been reported but a survey
estimates there are over 70 dogs
located at Vanastra.
To satisfy the Huron County
Board of Education that all
bridges in the township are safe
for school buses to use, the
township asked the Ministry of
Daily Luncheon Specials
Planning a special function
we will be pleased to assist you
Banquet facilities available
on concession 4 and 5 HRS; 10th
concession bridge at Lot 1 bet-
ween concessions 10 and 11; 12th
concession bridge between
concessions 12 and 13, HRS, at lot
6; and Plumb's Bridge between
concessions 11 and 12, HRS, at Lot
11.
The township hopes to replace
the bridge on the 10th concession
this year. The preliminary
engineer's work was done
previously on this bridge.
Tenders are to be called for the
Charters, DeJong, Jackson and
Rehorst Drains, to be ready for
March 19 meeting.
Approval was given for an
application for a tile drainage
loan for $3,700.
Approval was given for
building permits to Robert
VanDenNeucker, addition to
barn; Elmer Larone,,Harpurhey,
addition to house; and to Howard
James, Egmondville, a new
house.
UWO student joins
paper staff for week
Transportation and Com-
munication to check the bridges.
However, the Ministry handed
it back to the township to hire an
engineer to check-out the bridges
located at: McLean Bridge,
sideroad 20 and 21 HRS, between
concessions 2 and 3; Crich
Bridge, sideroad 30 and 31, HRS,
between concessions 1 and 2;
Roaming Road Bridge at Lot 22
I came here," she says, "but it's
turned out to be a worthwhile
experience."
Joanne, 20, has been interested
in writing since early in high
school, She wrote a lot of poetry
when she lived in Toronto, but
"doesn't have time for it
anytn'ore."
She has two years of school left,
and hopes to get into magazines
or broadoasting eventually.
Tuckersmith Township Council
will hold its mill rateat 20 mills for
1974, the same as last year for
farm and residential. The
commercial rate will be down one
mill to 24 mills because of the per
capita grant and the amount of
the commercial assessment.
The total levy will raise
$92,273.52 compared to the total
taxes last year amounting to
$92,056.22. Total assessment in
the township is $4,536,100.
Clerk James McIntosh said the
township residents will not know
the total amount of tax they will
have to pay until Huron County
Council and the school boards
have set their rates.
Among the expenditures
council will have to make this
year are $21,500 for general
government, $9,500 for fire
protection, $ 4,500 for street
lighting, $163,000 for roadways
and $21,500 for drainage (tile),
$6,300 for garbage collection and
disposal, $32,000 for waterworks
and $32,00(rfo? 'sanitary; iys tem.
Mr. McIntosh was instructed to
prepare a by-law to license dogs
in the township and later will
advertise for a dog control officer
to enforce the by-law. Residents
It's Slack Week again, when
University of Western Ontario
students work on their essays,
study for exams, head for the
sun, go skiing, or whatever turns
them on.
For Joanne McGarry, though,
it's a week for 'interning' at the
T-A. About 20 second year
journalism students at Western
are involved in this annual—
programme, at various Ontario
newspapers.
Joanne is the fifth such student
to spend a week at the T-A. I
didn't know what to expect when Start proceedings
to acquire land
Exeter's solicitor has been
asked to commence proceedings
to acquire the necessary land to
permit the extension of
Alexander St.
The street runs parallel to
Highway 83 east, just south of the
industries in that area.
Mayor Jack Delbridge ex-
pressed the opinion that the town
should not have to pay for the
lands to be acquired.
Councillor Ben Hoogenboom
agreed, noting the road would
benefit the land owners in the
area. "They're probably anxious
to see the road completed," he
said.
BAYVIEW
TOURIST
TAVERN
Just South
of
St. Josephs
on
Highway 21
OPEN DAILY
For Hot Meals
1 2: 00 Noon to 9:00 p.m.
TRY OUR HOMEMADE
PIES AND ROLLS
Bookings Accepted
For Banquets,
Small Weddings
Phone 236-4850
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Cabaret
Dance
RUSSELDALE HALL
Sat., March 2
9 - 12 p.m.
Music by
"Silvertones"
Everyone Welcome
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