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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-10-16, Page 3Times-A0vocgte, October 144 1975 Notice to Exeter Ratepayers Most of the work has been com- pleted on the sanitary sewer project. Residents in the area north of Gidley St. may now proceed to make sewer connections. Permits for the work should be ob- tained at the clerk's office. GLENN KELLS Works superintendent The Finest Home Killed Beef From Hensall Sales Arena Now Open Wednesdays - 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. "Your Family Health Centre" 373 Main St. Phone 235-1570 or 235-1070 EXETER PHARMACY LTD. 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He had parked the vehicle along a road in Hay Swamp and on returning from a walk in the Swamp, saw another vehicle with three occupants parked along Redistribution likely to split Middlesex side. On investigation, he found that the side mirror and the or- naments had been removed from his vehicle. One person has been charged as a resultof police investigation. Greenway area resident George Gollen reported damage of $15 to a pump on a gas tank at his property, and a window was reported broken at Zion United Church in Usborne. Two thefts were reported. A sign valued at $50 was removed from the property of McStephen Auto Wreckers in Usborne, while about $50 worth of cushions were removed from units at Bendix Homes in Hensall. A false pretences charge is under investigation regarding a $157 cheque cashed at a Hensall store, During the past week, the Exeter detachment officers charged 61 people under the Highway Traffic Act, two under the Criminal Code and seven under the Liquor Control Act. There have now been 1,555 charges laid to date this year, about 150 more than during the entire year in 1974 and double the number of 1973, HOMEMADE CIDER — A Crediton group took advantage of an abundance of apples this year and produced a few gallons of cider Saturday morning with an old fashioned press. Shown with some of the finished product are Nelson Lamport, Linda Haugh and Dave Pike. T-A photo A bid to leave Middlesex county as one riding and increase London to three ridings met with a cool reception in London Tuesday at a hearing by the federal electoral boundaries commission headed by Ontario Supreme Court Justice Campbell Grant, The commission has proposed to split Middlesex county into Middlesex-Oxford which would include the northeast area of London and the northwest area of Oxford county, and Lambton Middlesex. Currently the whole of Middlesex county is included in the riding of Middlesex-London- Lambton, Peter White of the London West Progressive Conservative Association proposed that the commission leave Middlesex as a single unit and let London have three seats rather than the present two. "There is no way rural Mid- dlesex can be heard politically or represented through the present party system while ridings are completelydominated by the urban voter," said Mr, White. Ronald White, president of the Middlesex Federation of Agriculture appeared before the commission and urged that Middlesex remain as a unit under federal redistribution. Mr. White urged that "wherever possible, the sense of community should be retained." Various speakers at the hearing urged that Oxford county remain as a unit with its base in Woodstock rather than be lumped together with London, Five accidents for Exeter town police Maple Leaf Pearneal Back Bacon Five accidents were in- vestigated this week by officers of the Exeter police department. All were of a minor nature with the maximum damage of $300. Thursday in the parking lot at the back of the Exeter town hall, vehicles driven by Ralph Morley, 524 William Street, Exeter and Heather Dewan, Crediton collided. Constable George Robertson listed damages at $180. END CUTS LB. $119 CENTRE SLICES LB. '2°9 away at South Huron Hospital in Exeter on Tuesday, October 7, 1975 in her eighty-first year, She was the beloved wife of the late William A. Cole and is sur- vived by a son Alvin Cole of RR 2 Staffa and a brother Campbell Eyre of Hensall. She is also survived by two grandchildren Donald and Jean Cole. Funeral service was held from the Bonthron Funeral Home in Hensall on Friday, October 10 with Rev. Donald Beck of- ficiating. Interment was in McTaggart's Cemetery. RAP ice Continued from front page the arena and parks staff brought about by the resignation of Bill Van Bergen. Willert indicated that Guenther appeared to be a wise choice, because the Dashwood man has expressed an interest in making a career out of arena management. He will commence duties on October 27. No decision has been made yet on the two part-time employees to be hired for the winter months. At 3,40 p.m. Friday vehicles driven by Ross Mitchell, RR 3 Walton and Rev. R. Brubacher, Goderich were in collision on Main Street. Constable Alex Balazs set damages at $180. Less than two hours later Friday, Constable Robertson estimated damages at $125 when vehicles driven by Roy Fin- beiner, Crediton and Lydia Lewis, London Road, Exeter collided on James Street, east of Main. Sunday evening, a vehicle driven by William Armstrong, 265 Pryde, Exeter struck a hydro pole on Albert Street. Constable Robertson investigated and listed damages at $175. Monday afternoon, a vehicle driven by Beatrice Morley, 39 Garfield Avenue, London struck the bridge on Main Street North in Exeter and was damaged to the extent of $300, Constable Jim McMeekin investigated. Economy Packed Chicken Legs LB, 99' Link Sausage LB. 79' 9 For Roasting Pork Neck Bones LB. 39' Midget Spare Ribs LB, 69' RAP parks Continued from front page had liven property in the river floodplain as his requirement for parkland purposes. RAP advised Mr. and Mrs. DeBlock they would investigate the matter and approach town council on determining owner- ship. That ownership became even more confusing when Mrs, DeBlock advised that Gib Dow had been seeding the two lots earlier in the afternoon. "If it's ours, how come he's cleaning it up?" Ruth Durand questioned, HILSON LANGFORD (FORD) GROSE Hilson Langford (Ford) Grose of Lucan passed away suddenly in Lucan in his eighty-second year on Wednesday, October 8, 1975. He was the husband of the late4 May Hodgins, Mr. Grose is survived by a ,son' Calvin of Glanworth and daughters Mrs. Hamilton (Audrey) Hodgins and Mrs. Don (Phyllis) O'Neil both of Lucan. He was predeceased by a son Charles and a daughter Kathleen. Also surviving are nine grandchildren and six great- grandchildren. Funeral service was held from the C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home, Lucan, on Friday, October 10 with Rev, E. Madden of Lucan United Church officiating. Interment was in Birr Cemetery. A Masonic service was held Thursday evening by Middlesex Lodge No. 379 A.F. and A.M. CLARISSA (HAMILTON) MANORE Clarissa (Hamilton) Manore passed away in University Hospital, London, on Saturday, October 11 in her 74th year, Mrs. Manore was the wife of the late Lloyd A. Manore, Lon- don, and mother of Lloyd C. Manore, Vancouver, B.C. and Mrs. John (Harriet) Carter of Hamilton. She was the sister of Alec Hamilton, Grand Bend and Mrs. Ivy R. Thomas Cleveland, Ohio. Also surviving are ten grand- children and four great- grandchildren. Mrs, Manore was predeceased by one daughter Mrs. Shirley Vaughan. Funeral service was conducted from the A, Millard George Funeral ChApel ,,,.horkdon, on Monday October „,with Rev. Douglas. H. Ross of Wesley-Knox United Church officiating. Interment was in Grand Bend Cemetery. HAROLD LAVERNE HODGSON Harold Laverne Hodgson of Granton passed away suddenly at University Hospital in London on Thursday, October 9, 1975 in his seventy-second year. He is survived by his wife the former Doris Reif; sons Franklin of Stratford and Cecil and Donald both of London; and daughters Mrs. Jack (Evelyn) Harrigan of Liman, Mrs. Gerry (Leona) Klumpers and Mrs. Alan (Phyllis) Gregory of St. Marys, He is also survived by sisters Mrs. Irene Cokk and Mrs. Lillus Clatworthy, both of Granton, 25 grandchildren and 10 great- grandchildren. Funeral service was held from the C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home, Lucan, on Saturday, October 11 with Rev. M. Mclnally of Granton United Church of- ficiating. Interment was in Granton Cemetery. 11111111111111111111111111111IIIIIII1111111111111111111111111 FREEZER SPECIALS Whole Pork Loin Cut into Chops - 12 to 14 lb. Average $p Homemade Hamburg Patties l nBa8gl bs LB. FREEZER BEEF SIDES of PORK From MacGregors I Fronts 85 Sides 99( Hinds ih 9 BREAD We Are The CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING SPECIALISTS GORDON ROBINSON McEWEN Gordon Robinson McEwen of RR 3 Denfield passed away suddenly in Ailsa Craig on Wednesday, October 8, 1975 in his seventy-fourth year. He was the beloved son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D, McEwen, He is survived by sisters Linda of RR 3 Denfield, and Irene of Parkhill and by a dear friend Iva Chapman (Babe) of RR 1 Ailsa Craig, He Was predeceased by three sisters Mrs, Frank (Ella) McCormick, Mrs. C. (Minnie) Hightower and Mrs. Arthur (Anna Belle) Kelly and two brothers Wilfred and Charles. Funeral service was held from the T. Stephenson and Son Funeral Horne, Ailsa Craig, on Saturday, October 11 with in- terment in Carlisle Cemetery. Rev, C. Webster officiated. A Masonic service was held by Craig Lodge 574 on Friday evening, ANNIE R. 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