Times-Advocate, 1979-06-13, Page 29What’s Doing
MOIRA COUPER, NDP
HURON-DRUCE say?:
Thank you!
for your many courtesies & increasing our
support during the recent federal election.
Please accept our invitation to a
FAMILY POT-LUCK SOCIAL
Friday, June 22,
at 6:30 p.m.
at the Couper home, Bayfield
(Authorl/od by official agonl ol Moria Couper. NDP. Bayllold)
PLANNING AT SOUTH HURON —- As part of a program to increase the awareness by
Huron County high school students on the important role which planning plays in the develop
ment of a community, Cindy Fisher and Bryan Tuckey of the Huron County planning depart-,
ment visited South Huron District High School Thursday. Examining a map of Exeter are (left- i
right) students Mike Smith, Terri Brintnll, Fisher, Tuckey and teacher Dave McClure. T-A photo I
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The family of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Adkins wish
to announce their
parents
60th
Wedding
Anniversary
Reception
at the
Zurich Arena
neighbours, relatives and
friends are cordially invited
on
June 22, 1979
9 P.M. - 1 A.M.
SHDHS students learn
Best Wishes Only
Please j
Beef
Barbeque
Sat., June 23
KIRKTON.
WOODHAM
COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Serving from 4 p.m. until
8 p.m.
Adults advanced $5.50,
$6.00 at door; Children
advanced $3.00, $3.25
at door.
Advanced sale until
June 20
Tickets available at
Hopper Hockey
Furniture J
ON FATHER'S DAY
"TAKE DAD
CAMPING"
At Birch Bark Trailer Park
Strong business area
WHILE YOU'RE VISITING US
ENJOY BURGER FEST IN
GRAND BEND
1 ’/2 miles west of Grand Bend on Hwy. 21
then 1 ¥2 miles east on Hwy. 83.
Real Estate
By Auction
to be held on the premises of
66 Queen St. Hensall
Saturday, June 16 at 11 a.m.
we have been favoured by the owner to offer this
1 Vi storey, 1,075 sq. ft., 3 bedroom residence. With
above ground pool and cedar deck, patio in the
rear yard.Lot size 49' x 137'. Mortgaging to 85% of
purchase price available to qualified purchaser.
. Subject to moderate reserve bid.
For further information call London 432-1144. Open
for inspection by appointment and 1 hr. prior to
sale.
MLS REALTOR AUCTIONEER
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LARGE
ESTATE
1 Auction Sale
June 13th
Short notice on this antique auction,
To-night Wednesday 6:30 p.m.
at the llderton Masonic Hall
World Trading Incorporated Auctioneers are selling
a Lambeth estate - Partial contents from a home on
Leroy Avenue in London, items from a Lucan farm.
Briefly including early pine flat to the wall,grand
father clock, spinning wheel, quilting racks, washs
tand-with towel bars, four pine blanket boxes, pine
cupboard, old farm house tables, sets of chairs,
rockers, commode, dining room suite, older style
y bedroom suite, modern chesterfield suite, good
Ar stove, sideboard, dining room tables, parlour
y tables, planters, smokers stand, old trunks, drop leaf
v tab e, pressed back chairs, Bentwood hat stand,
round oak table and chairs, lovely ladle’s chair,
! walnut vanity, marble top server, mirrored dressers,
antique ornate beds, old tools, ice box, beautiful old
' bow front china cabinet, china cabinet buffet com
bination, 1970 Chev 1/2 ton pick up, colour T.V.,
store fixtures, old buttons, picture frames, sealers,
blankets and linens, complete set of dinnerware,
stemware, glassware and china, shaving cup,
pitcher and bowl sets, cranberry pitcher, old crocks,
lamps, banquet lamp, brass candlesticks, Copper
kettle, old books, mantle clocks, Westminster chimes
clock, and others. Garden tools, pots and pans, etc.,
etc. Over 400 lots, boxes full of numerous items.
Plan to attend. View from 5 p.m.
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V Member of the National Auctioneers Association
Auctioneer
GARRY GOODFELLOW
V, Phone 293-3444
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DECORATION DAY
Grund Bend United Church Omfttry
Sun., June 17
Service 2 p.m.
Bring own lawn chairs
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Students South Huron
District High School were
told Thursday that on a
square foot basis Exeter has
the strongest business com
munity in Huron county.
The remarks were made
by Bryan Tuckey a student
planner with the Huron
County Planning depart
ment before a class of grade
11 geography students.
Tuckey and Cindy Fisher
were at the school as part of
the planning department to
'encourage a greater
awareness of the planning
process among county
students.
This final class on the
planning process focused on
Exeter’s official plan and
the ramifications which it
will have.
Fisher told the students
that an official plan sets out
. the basic land use policies
within a town and that the
zoning bylaw implements
the official plan.
Tuckey outlined, the
history of official plans in
Exeter and the role which
the planning department has
played. A basic premise of
any plan is to deal with
properly what already ex
ists. “If you don’t unders
tand the present you’ll have
difficulty dealing with the
future,” Tuckey stated.
The Exeter plan was uni
que from the standpoint that
the town defined what it
wanted to be and designed a
plan around the premise.
In reply to a student
query, Tuckey said with the
existing water and sewage
systems and land availabili
ty the town could grow to
maximum size of 5,000.
In a discussion about the
merits of the shopping plaza
located in the north of Ex-
of
located in the north of
eter, the University
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FOR
INFORMATION
ON
bakers
in South Huron
Phone
Permits for
eight buildings
During the month of May,
Usborne township building
inspector , Herman Van
Wieren-issued eight building
permits for a total value of
$95,000 and made 16 in
spections.
At the regular June
meeting of council, Mr. Van
Wieren was also named
property standards officer
for the municipality.
Four tile drainage loan
applications totalling $54,000
were provisionally approved
and a debenture bylaw for
$17,600 was passed
authorizing the sale to the
province of this amount for
tile drain loans.
An interim tax levy of 70
mills was approved. This is
about one-half of the overall
’ 1979 tax requirement. A
; month ago council set the
farm and residential rate at
139,783 mills.
The first tax payment is
: due on June 30 with the final
' installment required by
November 30. .
A grant of $50 was ap
proved to the Ontario
Livestock Protective
Association and membership
in the Goderich andidistrict
Association for the Mentally
Retarded at $50 was sanc
tioned.
Reports in the Johns
municipal drain and the
Main Branch Black Creek
Drain repair were
provisionally adopted.
A petition from ratepayers
in the South Zion area for
drainage along County road
11 was accepted and will be
forwarded I to drainage
engineer A.J. DeVos for
' survey and report.
Waterloo graduate student
said it has actually
strengthened the downtown
core with Tuckey citing the
example of the formation of
the Business Improvement
Area.
Tuckey agreed with
teacher Dave McClure who
said it was his understan
ding that business in the
core area had increased due
to the fact that more local
people are spending their
money in Exeter rather than
large urban areas.
It has been the small com
munities surrounding Ex
eter which have or will suf
fer the greatest, Tuckey
said.
In an exchange between
Tuckey and student Paul
McAuley, the former dis
agreed that Exeter was dy
ing. McAuley said the com
munity had few facilities
aimed towards the young
people and said there was an
increasing outward migra
tion of young people to the
large urban centres.
Tuckey agreed with'
McAuley on those points but
said there was trend
towards a migration of ur
ban residents to towns such
as Exeter which are on the
periphery of metropolitan
centres.
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PARTICIPATORS OF THE
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will be billed for skating time and
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of Property, Antiques, Tools, Car, Etc.
. For tho Estate of the late William Elston, in the
r* Village of Kirkton on #23 Highway,
-k Saturday, June 16 — 1:00 P.M.
A* PROPERTY: Lot 46 x 152, vinyl siding covered
house, 2 bedrooms & bath, kitchen, dining room, liv-
Ing room & office, large garage. A challenge for the
right persons with a flare for renovating & a desire
for country hamlet living which is situated on paved
roads north, south, east, & west, churches, store,
’y*' bank etc, Terms 10% down, balance in 30 days,
W subject to a moderate reserve bid.
ANTIQUES A HOUSEHOLD: press back chairs,
rockers, buffet, table & chairs, chests of drawers,
desk, gunstock chairs, iron & brass bed, wash stand,
McClary 4 burner stove & fridge, sewing machine,
. T.V., humidifier, pots & pans, wringer washer, lawn
’yt chairs, chests of drawers, oil stove, beds & dressers,
-U- filing cabinet, Ibook shelves,butchef block.
ANTIQUES & TOOLS: scales, brace & bit, coils for
model T, 1 cylinder old gas motor, 4 ft. lathe on
stand, placer, tqble saw & motor, vise, lot. gas
motor, small lathe, beaver drill, chain hoists, mower
. powei- roto tiller, garden tractor & cult., lumber &
steel roofing, wheelbarrow, 200 gal tank, belts, sets
of wrenches, tools otall kinds, wood drill, chicken
wire, colony house, pressure pump, trailer, emery &
tools, chain saw.
Mr. Elston was one of the older threshing
■At enthusiasts. Plan to attend his sale.
E CAR: 197(5 Fiat - 22,000 miles.
i Further information contact the Executors for the
Estate Mr. Bob Elston 284-3483 or Mrs. Arthur 235-
0820.
TERMS:
Chattels Cash Sale Day
Refreshment Booth
Mon., June 18
5 to 8 p.m.
Adults $4.00
Children
1 2 & Under
$2.00
Pro-school free
Proceeds for
U.C.W.J
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Wed. June 20
Specializing in
Fresh Perch Dinners
Eat in or Take out
63 River Road
Grand Bend
238-2025
Huron
Middlesex
Cadet
Corps
Annual
Inspection
Thurs., June 14
at 7 p.m.
HURON PARK
RECREATION CENTRE
Everyone Welcome
Refreshments Available
Adults $4.00
12 years and under
$2.00
Pre-school free
Take out dinner
25<t extra
Sponsored by
Dashwood U.C.W.
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HAM SUPPER
Wed., June 20
5:30 - 8 p.m.
ST. MARYS CHURCH
BRINSLEY
Adults $4.00
Children 12 &
under $2.00
Pick-up, Takeout
Orders, Draw For Quilt
ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE SOUTH HURON
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
Will be held on
Monday, June 25, at 8 p.m.
in the auxiliary room of the hospital.
Dr. G. Leitch, Chairman
Board of Directors
Mr. T. Hudson
Administrator
UtlHnHIlIMJIiHHIIIIIIHIitiHIV
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• 17 Regular
• 1 Jackpot
• 2 Share-the-
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BINGO
Thurs., June 14
EXETER LEGION HALL
JACKPOT
$200
in 52 calls
1 admission per person _
, Admission *1.00 for 18 Rounds |
Extra cards 25' each or 5/ *1.00 =
Share-the-Wealth - 5 for*l .00 11 for *2.00 =
= ............... Sponsored By Ladies'Auxiliary =
= No One Under 16 Years of Age Will Be Admitted:
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$50.00
L BAIL .
No Reserve Seats
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10 A.M.
• MOTEL & CABINS
• ENTERTAINMENT
Licence No.
212181
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CREDITON
^AKWOODwr
June 17
Hensall Community Centre
Bring your
special requests
FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 15
7:00 P.M.—ELIMINATIONS Admission Adults $250 Children 75c
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 16
1:00 P.M.-STEP DANCING COMPETITION AND JAMBOREE
Admission Adults $2 00 Children 75C
SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 16
7:00 P.M.—PLAYDOWNS
11:00 P.M.—DANCE Wayne Riehl Len Love and the Country Versailles
Admission Adults $3 50 Children 75C Reserved Seats $4 00
MASTER OF CEREMONIES - JOHNNY BRENT (formerly of CKNX)
Admissions $1.00 per
person
Rentals available for the
whole family 50* per
pair.
afo pleased to introduce Our...
LICENCED
DINING ROOM
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
EXETER-235-2311
Speaker
Rev. S.M. Faist
Soloist
Donald Finkbeiner
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Thames Road
United
Church
SUNDAY SCHOOL
ANNIVERSARY
Sun., June 17
at 11 A.M.
Music by Sunday
School Choir
Guest speaker
Rev. James Forsythe
of Exeter
Everyone welcome
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Openings For 1st Session In Most
Classes
We Offer a different
SUNDAY
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regular menu always available
OPEN 12 NOON TILL 10 P.M.
* Reservations will be appreciated
CALL: 348-8741
Program Starts Mon*, July 2
Openings In Sessions 2,3 & 4 Also
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8:30 Beginners
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