The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-04-04, Page 9Vic Anysymiw the road fore-
man for the village of Grand
Bend for the past three years
tendered his resignation to
council Monday night.
Anysymiw in a written
resignation handed to Reeve
Robert Sharen said the lack of
opportunity for advancement
was one of his reasons for giving
up the position.
A few minutes later' he said
council's refusal at the beginning
of the current year for a salary
increase and failure to comply
with some terms of reference of
the position were instrumental in
his decision.
Anysymiw took over the village
road foreman's post in February,
1971 when James Connolly
resigned to take a similar
position in Southampton.
His resignation was accepted
on a motion of councillors
Murray Des Jardins and John
Teevins, It will take effect on
April 30.
Council decided to advertise for
a replacement immediately with
applications to be in the hands of
the clerk by 12 noon on April 15.
A petition signed by seven
property owners along the banks
of the Ausable River in the
village called for action to stop
erosion.
One of the owners Emmery
Stebbins accompanied by his
son-in-law Stephen township
deputy reeve Cecil Desjardine
presented the petition for
assistance.
Stebbins said part of his house
located on the east side of High-
way 21 near the main intersection
was in danger of being un-
dermined.
Desjardine asked council to
investigate the possibility of
having the erosion control project
undertaken on a scheme similar
to a municipal drain,
A motion was passed asking the
Ausable-Bayfield Conservation
Authority to survey the situation,
Other property owners signing
the petition were Elmer Webb,
Lee Jennison, Terry Gaudry,
Etta Baker, Hazel Stebbins and
Evelyn Whiteford.
A building permit application
from Alex Leatherland was
tentatively accepted subject to
the approval of building inspector
Tom Webster who is holidaying in
Florida.
Leatherland proposes
alterations to his dwelling at an
estimated cost of $5,000.
Council has received a letter
from Ontario Minister ' of
National Resources Leo Bernier
in reply to a recent resolution
asking that the Pinery Park be
opened to snowmobilers on a
yearly licence fee basis.
Bernier's reply was as follows:
"Pinery Park is now open for
snowmobilers on a regular day
fee basis when snow conditions
permit, In the pinery as in many
of our other parks we have to be
careful that the indiscriminate
use of snow machines does not
adversely affect the natural
features of the environment.
A yearly licence system for
snowmobiles would have a
detrimental effect on our current
control regulation and
established safety standards for
the use of snowmobiles in the
park.
I share your concern regarding
the increasing number of ac-
cidents by snowmobile operators
on roads in rural areas. Many of
these accidents can occur
anywhere and our approach must
necessarily include public
education for safer snowmobile
practices.
You may be interested in
knowing a private' consultant_
, empIoyed by the Ministry is now
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NEWBY TIRE WINS REC TITLE - The Exeter and district Rec hockey
league crown for the 1973.74 season was won by Newby Tire. Back,
left, Mike Higgins, Randy Decker, Mike Cushman and Ed Kerslake. Cen-
HOUSE LEAGUE CHAMPS - The Exeter novice-pee wee house league championship was won by Don Taylor
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TWO HIGH FLYING HAWKS — Awards for individual performances by members of the 1973-74 Exeter
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HAWK AWARDS — At the annual Exeter Hawks banquet at the Pineridge Chalet Saturday night awards
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at one location on garbage pickup
days.
"But they don't," he explained.
completing a study of future
winter recreational use and
capabilities of the Pinery Park.
This study will help us to plan a
wise pattern for winter activities
for the park."
The original suggestion for a
yearly licence fee for
snowmobiles came from coun-
cillor John Teevins. He said
machines had very few places to
operate and paid high licence and
insurance fees.
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.Soccer referees
attend seminar
Four members of the Exeter
Centennial soccer club attended a
referee's sehoot in London
Sunday sponsored by the Ontario
Soccer Association.
Passing the tests and
qualifying to handle games this
year were Dave Zyluk, k.'rancOiS
Lavictoire, Paul
,
Van Gerwen and
Vincent Winters,
Cleanliness costs
— Continued from Page 1
off all at once, the dust problem
was greatly reduced.
It was estimated that the cost
of having the sidewalk swept
would be around $150.
During the discussion, Mrs.
Jenny!) noted the amount of
money that could be saved if
residents would only assist
council in such chores.
Kells agreed, adding that a
considerable saving would result
if residents would put their
garbage containers out together
Resort councillors accept
resignation of road foreman