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'Okay sign on rig4t-rofauway,turn down permit
works superintendent Glenn
Kells, and despite the heavy rain
experienced this year, have come
no where close to reaching the
danger levels.
In fact, Kells reported this
week that it may be possible to
flush the lagoons every nine
months, as opposed to the
planned schedule of six months,
Members of council learned
that many people have unhooked
downspouts from the sewer
system, but the surveillance of
the situation will continue.
Earlier in the summer, council
decided to unhook downspouts
and charge property owners if
they failed to undertake the job
themselves.
Exeter council Monday night fact be built on a right-of-way. He told council that the
gave approval to Acme Neon A spokesman from the local alternative to the sign mounted
Signs to erect a sign, on the south firm said the sign would be on the pole was one atop the
side of the Burkley Restaurant, erected on an eight-inch pole and building and this was described
although there was some would be'within aminch or two of as being "a monstrosity".
question of whether it would in the building. Reeve Derry Boyle said he
Exeter council briefs:
GIRLS FOR A DAY — Annual Initiation Day at South Hurop District High School was held Friday. Dressed
as girls were Brian Talbot, Ed Hunter-Duvar and Steve Pearce. T-A photo
Stephen road whitewashed
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wouldn't be opposed to the pole-
mounted sign even if the poles
were on the right-of-way and his
motion to grant permission was
approved.
Glenn Kells was given per-
mission to call tenders for the
sale of the old dump truck which
was recently replaced by council,
He was also given permission to
attend a two-week ministry of
transportation and com-
munications course next year,
while Gary Middleton was
authorized to attend a one-week
general inspection course.
On the recommendation of the
works committee, council also
agreed to hire Milt Taylor on a
full-time basis. He has been
working part-time.
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The new sewage lagoons are
working properly according to
Teachers/pay
rolled back
A 10 per cent pay raise
negotiated earlier this year by
the Huron-Perth County Roman
Catholic Separate school board
and its teachers has been rolled
back to just under eight per cent
by the federal anti-inflation
board.
Representatives of the 159
teachers and the school board
met Wednesday and agreed to
comply with the board's ruling.
The contract, for the 1976-7/
school year, has been'modified to
provide a 7.85 per cent increase.
Jack Lane, superintendent of
business for the board, said anti-
inflation guidelines calling for a
base eight per cent maximum
increase this year allow an ad-
ditional two per cent to ac-
commodate historical
relationships between other
similar groups and recent set-
tlements.
He said the board and teachers
had submitted a joint brief to the
AIB arguing for the extra two per
cent for the teachers but the AIB
rejected it.
Pay penalty
for impaired
Only two cases were heard by
Judge Glenn Hays in Exeter
court, Tuesday, both of. them,
being for impaired driving.
Glenn Vernon Noble, Kit-
chener, was fined $250 and had
his licence suspended for six
months. It was his second of-
fence.
Harry Hoffman, who was
driving an ambulance toward
Exeter on May 27 spotted Noble's
erratic driving and called police
on his radio. Constable Al Quinn
was dispatched from the Exeter
OPP office and another officer
was dispatched from Grand
Bend.
They observed Noble travelling
north on Highway 21 and stopped
his vehicle. A part bottle of
whiskey was found on the front
seat of the car and the driver was
unsteady on his feet, smelled of
alcohol and his speech was
slurred.
The other impaired driver was
Harry Albiston, Hibbert Town-
ship, who was fined $200 and had
his licence suspended for three
months.
He was charged after OPP
Constable Don Mason observed
his car proceeding in an erractic
manner on Highway 4 north of
Exeter on March 1. The Albiston
car travelled onto the shoulder of
the road and across the centre
line periodically while the officer
was following.
The officer told the court that
the accused staggered slightly
and swayed when standing still.
+ + +
Council decided at the con-
clusion of Monday's meeting to
deny a building permit for a
residence planned by Gregus
Construction on William Street
North,
It was noted from a map that a
portion of the structure would be
on an area that had been built-up
with fill and Was actually on the
flood plain area.
Mayor Bruce Shaw said that
A Stephen township road was
inadvertently white-washed
Monday afternoon when a car
and truck collided at an in-
tersection about three miles
south-west of Exeter.
The drivers involved were Don
Stroud, Usborne township and
Graham Kadey, Crediton,
The Stroud truck dumped its
load of whitewash on the road and
damage was extensive to both
vehicles. The two drivers and a
passenger in the Kadey car
suffered minor injuiries.
Tbed ineyent was, inxestigated ,
Exeter OFF Constable Dale
mont.
There were two other accidents
investigated during the week. On
Wednesday, vehicles driven by
Rosemary Straw, Exeter, and
Peter Steckle, RR 2 2 Zurich,
collided on Highway 84 west of
Zurich.
Damage was listed • at $450 by
Constable Bill Osterloo.
The other collision occurred on
Sunday on Highway 83 west of
Exeter. Drivers involved were
Brian Chappel, RR 1 Hay, and
John Kalbfleisch, RR 2
Tavistock. Constable Don Mason
set total damage at $1,300.
The police investigated two
stolen vOicle,iocislentS. , A, 'car,
owned by Larry MacGregor, RF,
3 Dashwood, was stolen from the
Dashwood Industries parking lot
at Centralia and was later
recovered, Constable Mason was
in charge of the inyestigation and
two people have been charged.
On Sunday, a truck owned by
Leon Coolman, RR 1 Hay, was
stolen, and it too was recovered.
Constable Mason is investigating.
During the week, the local
detachment officers charged 16
under the Highway Traffic Act,
three under the Criminal Code,
seven under the Liquor Licence
Act and four under the Criminal
Code traffic section.
Investigations' included two
wilful damage, four trespass, one
attempted theft, two assaults,
four disturbances and one
neglected animal complaint.
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areas built up with fill could
take up to 10 years to settle
completely.
He questioned if it was a "bad
move" to allow a building on such
land.
"I would say that is right,"
building inspector Doug Triebner
replied.
+ 4 +
Council will probably enter into
an agreement with the new
Exeter Animal Hospital for
pound services.
Councillor Lossy Fuller said
members of her committee had
recently met with Dr, Gary
Balsdon and Monday night he
sent a letter outlining his fees for
keeping stray animals,
While the $4 daily irates for
large dogs and $3 for small dogs
and cats were slightly higher
than the fees set in 1973 with the
Kirkton Veterinary Clinic,
council members noted they
would still be "money in pocket"
due to the difference in mileage
and labor rates between driving
to Kirkton and the south end of
Exeter,
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