Times-Advocate, 1978-11-23, Page 32 (2)Page 30
Times -Advocate, Novembei 23, 1978
BINGO
Thurs., Nov. 23 at 7:15 •
HU RON•PARK REC. CENTRE
21 GAMES
18 REGULAR
1 JACKPOT
1 SPECIAL
1 SHARE THE .
WEALTit
7:301p.m.
.gicky bingos
LIC. No. 219071
ADMISSION $1.00
EXTRA CARDS 25C ea. .
SHARE THE WEALTH- 5 for $1.00
Sponsored by the Optimist Club of Stephen.
Noone under 16 years of age will be admitted.
Cards 25a a puce License #219087
SPECIAL
$50
GAME
WHAT A
DRAW!!. "i>,s,,
We haci "many, many people from here and
there wish us a happy anniversary. To.all who
entered our draw, we say thanks.
.There were .over 100 entries from Exeter and near
100 entries from out side of Exeter. 'We even had
some from Michigan
Here are the lucky thirteen winners of
$1 3.00 gift certificates..
1. Mrs. ttewart Blackwell, RR 2 Hensall
2. Miss Sharon Desjordine, RR 1 Grand Bend
3. Von Overholt, Centralia
4. Catherine Elston, RR 1 Centralia
5. Mrs. Kathleen Grubb, RR 1 Kirkton
6. Joan Oke, RR 3 Exeter •
7. Mary Atkins, RR 2 Lucan
8. Anne Cann, Exeter
9. Jean Zeehuisen, Andrew Sr., Exeter
10. G: Phillips, Devon Dr., Exeter:
1 1. Mrs. IlseOeBoeck. Exeter
12. Dorothy Bctlsdon, James St., Exeter
13. Mrs. Joe Hogan. Exeter
The next lime these lucky winners drop into our store
they can pick up their gift certificate.
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PLAN fOR ST. JOHN'S— A meeting is being held November 30 at SHDHS tq plan forma-
tion of a St. John's Ambulance brigade in the area. Above, area first aid instructress Jean .
Cann talks over plans with Gerry Finnen and John Bierfing of Dashwood Industries T-Aphoto
When is p sign a sign?,
or is it a billboard
When is a sign not a sign'
was one of the questions
Grand Bend council asked
itself during a report by
deputy -reeve Bob Simpson.
Monday night
Simpson told council that
a lighted mobile sign had
been positioned under a
Southcott Pines sign op-
posite one of the entrances
to the development.
Simpsori said in reality .
the sign was a billboard as it
was advertising. events
which were not being con-
ducted by the sign's
operators.
Such usage constituted .a
billboard which according to
the village's zoning bylaw
must be located no less than
45 feet• from the centre of
' the road.
This portable. sign is well
within the 45 foot restraining
area.. "It's a billboard no
matter -how" you add it up."
Simpson stated.
Sharen jokingly suggested
that the billboard which is
on a one month trial basis.
BAZAAR
Nov. 25, 1978
10 A.M. - 4 P.M.
Sponsored By
OPTIMISTS OF STEPHEN
HURON PARK COMMUNITY CENTRE
Crafts, Homemade Goods, White
Elephant Centre.
Draw For Ceramieehristrnas Tree
Chrittmas Glass Stocking
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be moved to the Bosanquet.,
side of the road as they have
no sign bylaw.
Council denied a request
by Southcott Pines for t>~,e)
erection of t* sign
In another sign matter.
Simpson said he noticedlhat
the Christmas Place had
placed a small white sign on
their property along
Highway 21 advertising that
their Christmas hours and
the presence of Santa Claus.
Simpson wondered if the
sign actually` constituted a
sign under the village's
bylaw •
Sharen said he didn't know
and asked Simpson to look
into tie r% atter. o
While council took ho at-.
tion on a suggestion_ earlier
in the year that some of con-
trolled access should be in-
itiated in the main beach.:
parking lot. a representative
of Dictatyme Systems of
London will be speaking
before council on_ that
matter in December.
Baird brought the matter
before council as he learned
some type of controlled en-
try system could be.fur-
nished for around $3.500.
which as considerably less
than hat council had
thou
Wild gameinner
is successful)
The Grand Bend and Area
Chamber of Com T erce's
fourth wild r game 'dinner-
daa ce. was held at the
banquet hall in Grand Bend
on Saturday.
From all reports it was a
smashing success with one
hundred couples savouring
the exotic gourmet food.
Moose, buffalo, venison,
Canada goose, pheasant,
Two,accidents
for resort OPP
Two` accidents were in-
vestigated this week by of-
ficers of the Pinery Park
detachment of the Ontario
Provincial Police. All oc-
curred.in Grand Bend.
Friday at 11:25 p.m. a
vehicle driven by Thomas
Wayne Alderson, Kitchener
struck a bridge on Ontario
street in Grand Bend..
Constable F.S. Hubert set
damages at $800.
Constable R.L. Hodge
listed damages at $600 when
two vehicles collided Satur-
day on Ontario street.
brivers of the vehicles in-
volved were Blaise
Duchi a:me, Windsor' and
Viola Fowler, Green Acres.
Grand Bend.
AWARD PRIZES
The annual Alhambra
Cash Draw and Dance held
at the Parkhill Community
Centre was well attended,
about 300 being present. The
winners in the draw were as
follows: 1st prize — $2000,
Lloyd Fahner, RR 1 Grand
Bend; 2nd prize — $500,
Marty Brown,. Arkona; 3rd
prize — $300,, Peter Boere,
Forest; 4th prize — $100, *Ted
Dilts, London; 5th prize —
S75, Charles Regier, RR 1 ,
Grand_ Bend; 6th prize — $50,
A. R-.' Vincent, RR 2 Grand
Bend. '-
There were sixteen' $25
winners, as follows: Ray
Rasenberd, Wm. Coeck, Ken
Lovie. Paul Cyr, A. Goud, G.
Cress, Rev. Father Boyer,
Velma Russell, John Hen-
drycks. Jack Harrington,
Ken Larmer, • Neil Russell,
G. Sirroen, John Gerts Sr.,
Stan Rumford and Ralph
Genttner.
we've got what it takes to improve your home
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Start Now -- There- is Tots of time to get\ that
family room, rec room or bgroom finished
and ready for "
mal and duck, lake trout and
the elusive wild cow were
.ser ed in copious quantities
bu fet style. Baked Idaho
po toes, French bread and
v ious tasty salads rounded
of the menu.
ne of the purposes of the
a nual dinner -dance is to
p blically recognize out)
s riding members who have
m de a significant con=
tr bution to the aims of the
c mber.
his year appreciation id
th form of engraved
pl ques were presehted to
Ro rt Carter, the president
of the chamber; Gene
Gr nier, second vice
pr ident; Mrs. Lee
Thomas, Mrs. Norma Baird,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Best and
Ronald Landrey who headed
the Buffaloburgerr Fest
committee in 1978.
Lt. Col. Tom Webster, the
retiring secretary -manager
was presented with an
engraved silver tray as a
token of appreciation for his
efforts in the chamber over
the past four years. Mrs.
Webster received a bouquet
of red roses.
The chamber is sponsoring
Childrens Chirstmas party
t the Grand Bend Public
chool on Saturday,
ecember 2 from 2 to 4 p.m.
'Marvell the Magician and
'Santa Claus will be there.
1The chamber rounds off a
most .successful year on
(Tuesday, December 12 with
its annual business meeting
!and election of officers at the
Legion Hall.
Full slate
at Centralia
It took . a second
nomination but the police
,village of Centralia will have
a board of trustees for the
1978-79 term.
At tate end 'of the added
nomination Monday af-
ternoon at 5 p.m. William
Elliott, Wayne Greb and
Borden Smythehad qualified
to fill the three vacant
trustee seats.
No one was nominated
when the deadline was
reached the. first time. on
October 23.
About 20 Cent"alia
residents attended a -
ratepayers meeting Thur-
sday night at which time the
three candidates were' lined
up.
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For your support at the polls on Nov. 13. It
was most appreciated and I look forward to
continuing to work for the betterment of my
community
Lossy Finer .
EXETER COUNCILLOR
Exeter Minor Hockey
FUND RAISING DANCE
Sat .November 25, 1978
SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE
Music by MOZART & MELODY MAKERS
Dancing 9 - 1 '6.00 per couple
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416E4 PIZZERIA
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Em., 235-2311
GRANDMA'S SUBMARINES
- - - — - - - - - -
1.1
Huron Country Playhouse i -
Annual Meeting
Mon., Nov. 27
8:00 p.m.
- Green Forest Motel
GRAND BEND
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RESTAURANT
e-MA'EgE &- e4N4o/4N Food
493 MAIN ST., EXETER' PH. 235-0464
OPENING NEW HOURS
Mon.,'Tues. - 1 1 a.'m. till 9 p.m.
Wed., Thurs. 11 a.m. till 12 p.m.
Fri., Sat. 11 a.m. till 3 a.m.
Sun. 3 p.m. till 9 p.m.
EVERYDAY LUNCHEON SPECJfL
CANADIAN & CHINESE BUFFET
ALL YOU CAN EAT ONLY 5300
Mon. - Fri. 11:30 a.m. to 2„fi.m. •
STEAK WITH LOBSTEri TAIL
Salad, Vegetable, Potatoes, $795
Beverage Included
We have take out for your parties
at your home.
Country Cedar 10.95
High Noon Pine 8.49
We have a ,omplete stock of
matching Pre -finished mouldings
and nails to make that ""Do it
Yourself" job easier and give it
than professional appearance.
' TOP QUALITY
PANELS BY
Chargex and
Master Charge
are accepted
at most
Homecare outlets."
BALL-MACAULAY LTD.
• BUiLING SUPPLIES
Clinton 481.3405 Seaforth Sf7-0914 Hensall ]61-]418
A dcplay otter
A 1/Pf p -Y
• and off loiam weaving
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{ Friday,
Nov.24
2:00 to 5;00
• 7:00 to 10:00
Saturday,
N ov. 25
2:00 to 5:00
You are invited
to an
OPEN
HOUSE.
Come and see the
-hit of the Stratford
Arts &Crafts Festival
...our new people mugs!
Kdr►ren Bdt ter
04 Srtnders,St . W
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