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CHARG EX Exeter 235-2320
To The Electors Of The
Town of Exeter
We would like to express our sincere
appreciation for your suport at the polls
on Mon. Dec 6th.
We will each be doing our utmost to earn
the confidence you have placed in us and
will be working toward making Exeter a
community of which we all can be proud.
Bruce Shaw, Mayor
Barb Bell, Councillor
Lossy Fuller, Councillor
Ken Ottewell, Councillor
Harold Patterson, Councillor
Steve Pfaff, Councillor
Ted Wright, Councillor
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Onlyi two injuries Page 4 Times Advocate, December 9 1976
Tinney back as Hay reeve,
Geiger new councillor
Damage extensive in area accidents
It was a close battle for reeve
in flay township, but incumbent
Jack Tinney managed to de-
feat challenger Joe Hoffman by
46 votes. Mr. Tinney received
488 votes to Joe Hoffman's
442.
In the battle for deputy-
reeve, challenger Claire Beich-
ert defeated incumbent Joe
Miller by 74 votes. Mr. Deichert
received 489 votes to Mr.
Miller's 415.
In the fight for seats on
council, Lloyd Mousseau topped
the polls with a total of 560
votes followed by Lionel Wilder
Highway Traria Act, four under
the Liquor Licence Act and three
under the Criminal Code.
There were six charges under
the Motorized Snow Vehicle Act.
Other investigations included
the following; two thefts, three
break and enters, one impaired
driver, one insecure premise,
three found property,
$500 by Constable Straughan in
that incident.
The other injury reported was
the result of a one vehicle
collision on the Crediton Road,
Friday. A vehicle driven by Lois
Brewnlee, AR 2 Credi ton,
skidded on the ice covered road.
Damage was minor, being set at
$50 by Constable Ed Wilcox.
with 509. The final member of
the new council will be a new
face, Donald Geiger, who
received 505 votes. Tony Bed-
ard with 461 votes and Gerald
Shantz with 337 votes failed to
make it.
The turnout in Hay township
was one of the best ever as
72 percent of the residents
eligible to vote did so. This
figure in the last election was
around 60 percent.
In a break down of the eight
polling stations, including the
advance poll, Mr. Hoffman Ied
in five polls with Mr, Tinney
The. other accident of the week
occurred on Thursday when
vehicles driven by Gerald
Charlton, Parkhill, and Myrtle
Webster, Detroit, collided on
Highway 33. Damage was set at
$500 by Constable Dale Lamont,
Durint the week, the Exeter
OPP detachment officers
charged 15 people under the
GIFTS THAT MAKE LIFE A LITTLE EASIER
Wright choice
in McGillivray
Damage was extensive in area
accidents this week, but only two
injuries were reported.
One injury was the result of an
accident in Hensall, Saturday,
when vehicles driven by Mildred
Kyle, Hensall, and Wayne
Coombs, RR 2 Seaforth, collided
on Mill Street. Mrs. Kyle was
injured,
OPP Constable Jack Straughan
estimated total damage at $2,300.
In another Saturday accident,
damage was listed at $6,000 when
a truck and trailer driven by
Marvin McAdams, Exeter, went
out of control on ice on Highway
83 west of Dashwood.
The accident was investigated
by Constable Bill Lewis,
Vehicles driven by Nancy
Silverthorne, London, and Anne
Jorgensen, Hensel', collided on
Highway 4, about one mile north
of Hensall in another Saturday
crash, Damage was estimated at 1--*
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A wide variety of
Present reeve of McGillivray
township Gerald Wright suc-
cessfully turned back the bid of
veteran councillor Ben
Thompson in Monday's election.
Wright received 472 votes
compared to the 164 votes for
Thompson,
In a four-way battle for three
council seats, Ellison Whiting,
James Thompson and John A,
McCann were elected, The un-
successful candidate was Ernest
Kowalchuk.
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Building permit
values increase
The value of building permits
jumped substantially last month,
due primarily to the construction
of the new South Huron
Recreation Centre.
A permit in the amount of
$950,000 was approved for that
project.
Gregus Construction received
permits for two new houses, one
at 135 Gidley West and the other
at 255 Kingscourt Crescent,
Commercial renovation per-
mits approved by building in-
spector 4Doug Triebner were as
f ollows: Exeter Electric,
reshingle roof at 311 Main; C. 13.
Apartments, renovations at 443
Main; 4-Way Inn, renovate
restaurant at 380 Main; Tuckey
Beverages, repair roof at 451
Main; Sherwood (Exeter) Ltd.,
repair roof at 18 Wellington.
Residential renovations and
additions approved were as
follows: Zwart & Graansma,
erect garage at 109 Andrew N.;
Art Whilsmith, reroof carport at
406 Edward; 1', B. Hill, enclose
garage at 182 Huron W.; Gord
Ross, enclose breezeway at 249
Churchill; Alvin Epp, renovate
room above garageV 386 Albert,
Mr. Epp has purchased the
home of Mrs, Russ Hopper and
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leading in only' three. In the
advance poll, Mr. Hoffman
received 14 votes to Mr. Tin-
ney's nine, At the Bluewater
Rest Home poll, Mr. Tinney led
with 17 votes compared to Mr.
Hoffman's eight. However, it
was poll number one where
Mr. Tinney took his lead as
he received f09 votes to Mr.
Hoffman's 12, This trend con-
tinued into poll number two
where Mr. Tinney received 125
votes to Mr. Hoffman's 47.
However, in the remaining four
polls, Mr. Hoffman led with
148 votes compared to Mr.
Tinney's 80 in poll three, 55
votes to Mr. Tinney's 19 in
poll four, 97 votes to Mr.
Tinney's 83 in poll five and
61 votes to Mr., Tinney's 46 in
poll six.
There has been no word as
yet of a possible recount in
this tight race, but with a
difference of only 46 votes, it
is a possibility.
In the race for deputy reeve,
Claire Deichert led in six of
the eight polling stations, In
the advance poll, Mr. Deichert
received 14 votes to Mr. Mill-
er's nine; at the Bluewater
Rest Home poll Mr. Deichert
received 11 votes to Mr. Mill-
er's 10; poll number one gave
Mr. Miller the edge with 73
votes to Mr. Deichert's 40;
poll number two gave Mr.
Deichert 152 votes to Mr.
Miller's 76; poll number four
gave Mr. Miller the edge, 341
votes to Mr. Deichert's 33;
poll number five gave Mr.
Beichert 96 votes to Mr.
Miller's 83. and poll number
six gave Mr. Beichert 58 votes
to Mr. Miller's 46,
In the race for council, Mr.
Mousseau topped the polls and
led in three of the eight polls.
Mr. Wilder led in two polls
and tied Mr. Geiger in the sixth
poll for the lead while Mr,
Geiger led in the remaining
poll.
Hay's public school board
member, Herb Turkheim is in
by acclamation as is their
separate school board member,
Treffiey Jeffrey,
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By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
Baptism was held Sunday in
Hi bber t United Church. .
Presented for baptism were Anne
Marie, daughter of Mr, & Mrs.
Russell Taylor, Steven Douglas,
son of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dearing,
Mark Allen, son of Mr. & Mrs.
Barry Mahon.
Mrs. Dave Capling,
Mississauga, visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and
family.
New postal rates will apply
to foreign mail
(except USA)
after
December
31,1976.
Cheques early
for Christmas
R. E. McKinley, MP for Huron,
advised late last week that the
Ministry of Health will be sending
out federal assistance cheques
earlier than usual this month,
Federal Income Security
cheques for December will be
issued earlier than usual this
month. Family Allowance
cheques, usually delivered on or
about December 20, will be
reaching Canadian families
about December 10.
Canada Pension Plan cheques,
Old Age Security cheques, the
Guaranteed Income Supplement
and Spouses' Allowance cheques,
will be delivered about December
22, about one week earlier than
normal.
"This way, everybody will
have their cheques before
Christmas," said Mr. McKinley.
Bills will
be paid up
The following charts
will show you the
major changes.*
Letter Mail and Postcards Maxirnum 1 lb.
Exeter's RAP committee have
run out of funds, but creditors
won't have to worry about not
getting their bills paid.
This week, council agreed to
pay $392.01 in outstanding ac-
counts, as soon as the bills are
approved by RAP.
Council will continue to pay the
salary of arena manager Alvin
Willert for the balance of the
year, as well as the ballet and
gymnastics instructors.
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