HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-07-19, Page 3Notice
For Exeter
Water Consumers.
Duo to a considerable amount of water he,
ing laken from the Town cif Eioter to rural areas,
the following ruling is now in effect: In the faint,
water to be used for human consumption only will
be allowed to leave ihe Town of hitter, Our Corn•
mission reouests that, retort giving in' selling
Wat eV for use outside the municipality, permission
he secured from out' office.
Thank you.
xeinor Public Utilitios
Commission
oi bylaw to govern
food estabkments Dr dale Hardware a' ers ANOTHER
floolog
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oFWIRCAINS
Grand Bend council voted to
accept a recommendation of
their health committee at their
meeting. Monday, .and instructed
e'm,k, Murray A. Des Jardins to
idraw up a by-low to govern alt
eating establishments in .the
summer resort
Meeting cm Sunday, the health
Cornmittee had intended In in.
Sneet ..one booth about which
.comPlaints hail been received,
but it was closed and so they
depicted. to ask that a bylaw be
set stipulating that all such
pines be required to..ohlain
license before they could be
opened each year,
Reeve hilt Sturdevant stated
that the committee suggested
nominal fee of only about 51,00,
but pointed -tit the main idea
would he to have a "lever to
make the booths entne up to
standards to protect the pub-
lic".
"I( they wern'l satisfactory,
they wouldn't get a license un-
til such lime as they were", he
hlatecL
fie pointed nut that at ores-
Nit the council itself -had no
means of (dosing any booth
down. regardless of vomplaints.
"I think it's a good idea,"
commented councillor Emerson
DesJ
"it it's it means of bringing
up the standards, I'm in favor,"
councillor Rollie Greater added.
Earl. Dotal 's said he thought
It was also a good idea and it
should he strictly enforeed.
At present, all booths Are tin-
der Provilcial health regulm
lions and are inspected by their
inspectors, Sturdevant reported
that an inspector .front Toronto
would be in the resort shortly
to carry nut the inspection of
the one booth under question by
the health_cominitiee.
Negri washrooms
Ore W.assmann, president of
the Chamber of Commerce,. who
attended the council meeting,
questioned if there were rept-
'lotions concerning booths hav-
ing washrooms
"Any place they sit down to
pal, they should have washroom
facilities," he stated.
He reported he was getting
tired of people leaving other
eating places and going In his
washrooms to wash.
Sturdevant reported that such
regulations came under .Provin-
cial statutes and council had no
by-laws regarding the situation.
tier Than
Cit Prices
ight at ome
Drysdale Hardware has taken the plunge again . , . we've bought a Wii9i0
freight car full of 1962 Frigidaire Laundry Pairs in order to give you
our customers—the best prices possible on these top-quality appliances.
Shop anywhere—go to. London, Toronto, Montreal—you won't find prices
that match these, Compare these values with any other make. Frigiclairc4:
made by General Motors, just can't be beat for features. Get "That Frigid.
Aire Touch" with the extra dependability!
Debate town drain ASHERS .DRYE
— Continued from page I
council to request the prepara•
Lion of a municipal bylaw
Air. Ross stud hackfill should
he placed in layers of 6 to 9
inches and tamped between lay
ers. "The use of water in large
quantities will certainly aid
compaction aunt 1 would also
recommend the use of mecha-
nical tampers during the plat-
ing of the backfill."
''To obtain maximum. satis-
Town topics
Mr. and it Cliff Blanch-
ard, Linda ant Garry. visited
over the weekend with. Mr. and
Airs. Robert Wade and family,
Ancaster, Linda remaining for
a vacation.
Mr, and Airs. Whitney Coates
motored to Mt. Clemens, Mich.,
on Sunday visiting their daugh-
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
D. .1. Doherty. They were ac-
companied by their granddaugh-
ter, Denise Doherty, who had
spent the past week with them.
rdVeN.6nlitoot•Atat)er prirtii.S"
.5anniel Bronsions Production
THuRs., JULY 26
TO WED, AUG,I
Lyric
Theatre
P mt,
i.:Or
faction, I would therefore rec-
ommend the use of granular
material, completely saturated
with water, placed in layers of
6 to 9" and tamped between
layers", said the engineer.
.Bailey hopes the policy will
prevent the creation of humps
on town streets which have been
prevalent in the past.
Costly survey?
Council asked McKenzie and
Raymond, town solicitors, for
a wHlien report on the survey
on the Stii'e block near the
river. The firm was requested
to confer with the engineer to
determine costs including their
fees and that of the engineering
if the town should go ahead
with the survey.
The prohlem arises from the
apparent exclusion from deeds
of some 50 feet of property in
the area between Nelson and
Church streets.
'Mayor Simmons reported I
was his understanding the SUN
vey may cost well over $1,000.
Council also:
Ordered weeds cut oil a num-
ber of properties, with the cost
to he charged to the owners;
Asked Robert Luxton to pay
5360 for the 30-foot frontage of
land facing on Marlborough and
directly south of Sanders St. ex•
tension. which he had requested
to purchase to add to his 50-fool
lot fo the south: Mr. 1,uxton
said the price was too high and
the matter was laid over;
Granted building permits to
Kenneth Ottewell, to move
garage from the high school to
his Huron Si. property; 'Rickey
Beverages, for construction of
an opening into the storage
building to the south of the
plant; Lou Bailey, for construe-
lion of three greenhouses west
of Marlborough at an estimated
cost of $3,000.
MARKS
ANYTHING
DRI
MARKERS
only 39c
Mr, and Mrs. Pal liennessey,
Chatham, and Mrs. Vy Hennes
Uy, town. visited last week
with Mrs. Eric Jack-son at
Lindsay.
Mr and Mrs Walter Davis
and Mrs. Gerald Wurm left Sat-
urday by motor for New Salem,
here they will visit with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Fletcher and Mr. Ransford
Davis and other relatives,
Mrs. E. )1. (trove, who makes
her home with her dartghter,
Airs. 'lack Smith, fell on the
stpes of the side porch. 'rues-
day and broke a bone in her
leg below the knee and also
her arm. She is in St. Joseph's. Learned from Councillor Jaek
Hospital. London. Delbridge that the sprinkler
Mr. and Mrs. R on Fletcher disposal system at the canning
and family are on a camping. plant was operating effective•
trip to the Maritimes, ly.
OPP Constable George Mitch.
silt, AF's. Mitchell an d th e i r two
children returnect home this
tr ref; from a months' trip to the
west. They visited Mrs, Mitch-
ell's parents at Whilecourt. Al-
berta, on the road to the Yu ,
Lug, and other relatives in the
western provinces, The 'family
took in the Calgary Stampede
and visited Banff. jasper Park
and other attractions.
Mrs, R. D. Jermyn and (WW1
ter, Karen. flew to Vancouver
Saturday to visit Donald Jer-
nVii, who is training with the
Royal Canadian Army engineers
at ('hilliwack, R.C. Mrs, Jer-
myn and Karen also plan to
visit relatives ill .Rosetown. T' inies.AdvaCate
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