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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-07-08, Page 3Ia ^M. • RUB-A-DUB-DUB — These teenagers found a and be able to indulge in togetherness, The old seems to be a favourite, great way to cool off pal the inner tube still photo by Romaniuk Plan another garage sale Times-Advocate, July 8, 1976 Noe 3 DEBBIE WEBSTER DOROTHY BAX HEATHER LITTLE TOP ONE YEAR TOP TWO YEAR TOP THREE YEAR KEVIN WAREING TOP FOUR YEAR SHIRLEY ROOS'EBOOM TOP COMMERCIAL JOE KESTER TOP TECHNICAL High school results Call 235-0420 For MEAT FOR YOUR FREEZER Quality Steer Beef From Darling's Price of Beef Not Coming Down Where You Shop Well, It Sure Is Lower At DA LING'S SIDES 300 to 400 Pounds 89 lb. FRONTS 150 to 190 Po ands HINDS 150 to 190 Poui nbds $ • 1 3 LOINS HIPS RIBS lb. '1.39 lb. 99' lb. 99' COMPLETELY PROCESSED & QUICK FROZEN ROASTS • Blade (Bone Removed) • Short Rib • Rolled Pot We Are The CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING SPECIALISTS Monday - Beef Wednesday - Pork PICK-UP SERVICE AVAILABLE Call 235-0420 Weston's Reg. Chocolate 694 Swiss Rolls 494 Economy Packed GROUND ROUND lb. Schneiders BUCKETS of CHICKEN Schneiders RED HOT - WIENERS SMOKED PICNIC on, SHOULDERS lb, UP 7 Maple Leaf DINNER $ I 10141 HAMS lb, Full Cut ROUND , STEAK RUMP ROASTS lb. lb. 1.39 '1.39 $1.09 $2.99 lb, 79, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QU,ANTITIES DARLING'S MAR ETEXETER SIRLOIN $1 49 TIP ROASTS lb • Economy Packed STEWING BEEF Economy Packed GROUND CHUCK lb, lb, 99 89 We're pleased to announce our EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY DRAW WINNER Don Taylor ( left) is shown presenting a portable color television to Paul and Wenda Perry and their daughter Tracey. They guessed closest to the number of eggs in the basket as part of the anniversary contest, The basket contained 2750 eggs. THANKS TO THE MANY PEOPLE WHO ENTERED THIS CONTEST DON TAYLOR MOTORS EXETER AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER 215%1100 Huron's Youngest and Most Progressive Dealership Stephen planning sessions Continued from front page overcome development can occur. It water service from the Lake Huron pipeline is provided to the villages, provision should be made to service hamlets and rural areas with an existing water quanitity or quality problem. Control under the Agricultural Code of Practice rests on the issuing of a building permit. It does not control use of existing buildings for livestock in rural areas, Control by-laws can he written to control livestock or poultry operations in residential areas. Farm buildings which burn in a rural area may he rebuilt, but depending on size of operation and adjacent uses, they may not be permitted to be rebuilt in the same location. Requirements for the Code of Practice are less restrictive for rebuilding than for establishment of a new operation. A definition of a farm has not yet been established for the Stephen Plan. At the agricultural meeting it was suggested that the definition be based on income rather than area, No definition for "marginal" , land has been established. At the urban development meeting it was suggested that "marginal" land referred to old gravel pits, low quality land, etc. In Stephen Hydro plan reduction A province wide voltage reduction test will be run on the hottest day of the last week in July by Ontario Hydro it was announced at a PUC meeting • held June 29. The test will be run in two one hour periods, between 10:30 and 11:30 in the morning and 10:15 and 11:15 at night. It is being done to determine what possible load reduction can be made by Ontario Hydro and the possible problems that will come from a load reduction, Yamaha AVAILABLE AT COUNTRY CORNER MT. CARMEL — 237-3456 OPEN TILL 10 P.M. 92 percent of the soils are class 1 or 2, with the lower classes of soils being swamp or flood plain. A decision will have to be made on designation of forest areas. Reaction will have to be obtained when the draft plan is circulated and a public meeting held. Forestry use and replanting would be permitted in an area designated for "agricultural' use. Other uses in "residential" or "recreational" areas would not be permitted unless the plan were amended, It was the general feeling of the group that single residences should be permitted on existing small lots, subject to the Code of Practice, Permission for severance can he given at the township level after the Plan has received final approval. No decision has yet been made as to the transfer of severance powers from the County. At the present time the County has specific guidelines under the County Plan regarding severances. Permitted severances are for:Agricultural purposes, ad- ditions to existing parcels, sur- plus residences, "Infilling" in hamlets, retiring farmers and sons or daughters involved in the farming operation. (continued from page 1) Coolman, Elizabeth Crerar, Teresa Daniel, Peter Datars, Jeff Davis. Margaret DeBoer, Karen DeJong Judy DeJong, Mary Ann Desjardine, Barb Dietrich, Kevin Dietrich, Wendy Dixon, Brian Dougall, Heather Dougherty, Judy Ducharme, Angela Duttmann, Doug Eckel, Gayle Ecker, Lois Elliott, Barb Ferguson, Debbie Finkbeiner, Scott Flear, Susan 'near, Brad Ford, Gail Fuller, Randy Fun- ston, Bruce Gaynor, Janet Gielen, Elaine Gingerich, Tammy Goddard, Ann Gould, Jim Gregus, Bruce Gunn, Steve Haberer, Maureen Hartman, Tom Hayter, Kim Hendrick, Judy Herr), Nancy Herr), Mike Higgins, Darrell Hodgins, Steve Hodgins, Robert Hovius, Diane Hutton. Jim Jarvis, Marie Jarvis, Shawn Jeffery, Robert Jolly, Larry Keller, Carolyn Kellett, Joe Kesler, Peter Kincaid, Aileen Klungel, Phil Knight, Steve Knight, Kim Kristoferson, Marcie Lather, Jeff Lindenfield, Randy Lovie, Arlene Mailed, Chris Market, Martina Martens, Brian Mayer, Ed McCann, Paul McCann, Doug Mclsaac, Jill McLellan, Deb Meidinger, Joe Merkies, Steve Miller, Vicki Miller, Ann Muller, Jane Munn, Evelyn Neevel. Gerry Neilands, John Nelson, Karl Nelson, Minnie Noakes, Robin O'Brien, Marg O'Neill, Mary O'Rourke, Diana Oud, Dan Overholt, Elaine Overholt, Phil Panet, Paul Pavkeje, Dave Perry Robert Pertschy, Steve Pfaff, Ken Pinder, Dwayne Piper, Julie Rau, Chris Read, David Read, Charlene Regier, Doug Regier, Shirley Rooseboom, Charles Ross, Joanne Rowcliffe, Lori Rowe, Brenda Sauder, Sue Ann Schroeder, Annecke Somann. Neil Stephens, Elaine Stewart, Rob Stewart, Ron Stewart, Sandy Stewart, Susan Thompson, Dan Turkheim, Yvonne Turnbull, Nancy Underwood, Wendy Vanbruaene, John Van Gerwen, Mary Van Osch, Susan Vanstone, Clarence Van Wieren, Robert Van Wieren, Judy Vincent, Ron Voogel, Brenda Walper, Kevin Wareing, Jim Webb, Dave Webster, Marg Westelaken, Debra Whiting, Brenda Wilder, Carolyn Wilhelm, Brad Willert, Carolyn Bertrand, Stephen Thompson. Honour Roll Carol Abbott, Cathy Abbott, Wes Abbott, Daryl Alexander, Lynn Baptie, Dorothy Bax, Cathy Becker, Cynthia Becker, Betty Beer, Steve Beer, Tracy Camp- bell, Susan Chapman, Elizabeth Datars, Elizabeth Dearing, Steve Desjardine, Lois Doerr, Juliette Ducharme, Patti Down, Bill Elliott, Vincent Glaab, Cynthia Gunn, Tom Hayter, Laurie Heimrich, Todd Heywood, Joe Kesler, John Rester, Betty Koehler, Tony Kyle, Heather Little, Robin Little, Sandra MacLeod, Arlene Mallett, Marian Martens, Karen McAllister, Lynn Mercer, Laurie O'Brien, Pam O'Brien, Blake Palmer, Carolyn Perry, Nancy Perry, Mike Rispin, Joanne Rowcliffe, Eleanor Salmon, Sue Anne Schroeder, Doug Scott, Paul Shapton, Dale Simpson, Sandra Stewart, Brad Taylor, Nancy Underwood, Ed Van- derburgt, Dorothy Van Esbroeck, Lucy VanEsbroeck, Paul VanEsbroeck, John VanGerwen, Clarence VanWieren, Lynn VanWyck, Mary Warburton, Kevin Wareing, Cindy Wasson, Debbie Webster, Cathy Weido. Want police Continued from front page a lack of privacy for people wishing to see the police, or for people brought into the police office for questioning, "It is a problem," Hill agreed, saying that a second access may be required. Mayor Shaw said the police committee would be advised of the Foundation's representation and would be in contact with them regarding the matter. NO ACTION Exeter council this week decided not to take any action on a resolution from Trenton which was critical of the punishment being handed out in Ontario courts. The resolution noted Trenton council's concern about the in- creased crime rate, particularly with vandalism, and expressed dissatisfaction with the punish- ments. Deputy-Reeve Tom MacMillan noted that a similar type of resolution circulated in Huron some time ago did little but in- voke criticism, which he said was not constructive criticism. The Exeter and Area Heritage Foundation will be staging another garage sale in their campaign to raise funds for the town hall restoration project. The sale will he held at the town hall on July 23 and 24, the dates of Exeter's sidewalk sale. Citizens may donate items outright, or may choose to have 50 percent of the sale price returned to them. Articles can be delivered to the hall on the Wednesday or Thursday prior to the event or pickup can be arranged by calling 235-1462 or 235-0685.