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Tom and Phyllis Tomes of
Tomes General Store
wish to thank our customers for their
business the past twelve years.
Your patronage to Wally and Rene
Burbank and the new owners John and
Jill Raine at Centralia Village Store will
be appreciated.
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NOTICE TO EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION WATER CONSUMERS
TUCKERSMITH CLERK-TREASURER — Jack McLaughlan, left, former treasurer for the municipality of
Bracebridge, shakes hands with James McIntosh, RR 3, Seaforth. McIntosh resigned this spring after serving
the township for 16 years. T-A photo
Separate school board
dropping superintendent
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ROYAL RESEMBLANCE — You may have seen this doll in the window
of Butler's Department Store last week and passed it unnoticed. Mrs.
Dorothy Simpson, 294 Main Street, Exeter, made the doll's costume for
Queen Elizabeth's .Coronation in 1953. The doll was displayed in
Kitchener, Wingham and Exeter during 1953. The doll was on display
at Butler's to celebrate the Queen's Silver Jubilee. T-A photo
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Please be advised that effective immediately and
until further notice, the following restriction will
apply to those using Town water for lawns and
gardens.
West side of Main St., Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
East side of Main St., Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday
7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Due to problems encountered by our Commission
the new wells now under construction will not be in
operation until late summer and the Commission
has no alternative but to strictly enforce this regula-
tion this summer.
The co-operation of each customer will be greatly
appreciated.
EXETER PUBLIC
UTILITIES COMMISSION
H. L. Davis
Manager
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NOTICE
New Hours for Exeter
Waste Disposal Site
Effective Immediately
MONDAY TO FRIDAY
9:00 a.m. unfit 12:00 noon
SATURDAY
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Glenn Kells
Works Superintendent
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The Huron-Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate School
Board will eliminate the position
of one of its two academic
A-B Authority
okay projects
Jack McLachlan, 31, the
treasurer for the municipality of
Bracebridge for the past five
years will take up the duties of
the clerk-treasurer for the
township of Tuckersmith on July
1. His salary will be $18,000.
He will replace James
McIntosh of RR 3, Seaforth, who
resigned this spring after serving
the township for 16 years. His
salary is $10,500 and his wife
assists him.
Mr. McLachlan, a native of
Tuckersmith, is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McLachlan of RR 3
Kippen. He is a graduate of
Seaforth District High School and
is married to the former Mary
Helen Buchanan of Walton. They
have a two-year old daughter,
Sherri Ann.
After graduation from high
school he joined the Toronto-
Dominion Bank in Seaforth and
was transferred to Thornbury,
Sarnia, LaSalle, Bracebridge and
Sudbury. 'He returned to
Bracebridge as treasurer in 1972.
He is a certified general ac-
countant.
Mr. McLachlan attended the
Tuckersmith council meeting
Tuesday as an observer. He told
the press in answer to a question,
that he has rented a house on a
farm on the fourth concession of
Tuckersmith near the home of his
parents.
superintendents this summer it
was learned at the board session
in Dublin Monday night, The
decision for elimination was
made in committee-of-the-whole
May 16.
This will leave the board with
the positions of a director of
education, one academic
superintendent and one
superintendent of business.
The board is presently
discussing the hiring of a director
of education to replace John
Vintar who resigned April 25. Mr.
Vintar has been with the board
since it was fdrmed in 1969.
Mr. Vintar will take a position
as superintendent of schools with
the Dufferin-Peel Roman
Catholic Separate School Board.
The two academic superin-
tendents with the board now are
Joseph Mills, Superintendent of
special services and William
Eckert, superintendent of
program.
Jack Lane is the superin-
tendent of business and finance.
The board will hold a 'special
meeting in committee-of-the-
whole in camera Wedndsday
night to discuss the re-
organization of the ad-
ministration staff and to finalize
the details of advertising 'for a
director, such as the salary to
offer.
The board has advertised in the
Huron-Perth system for a new
director but to date no application
has been received.
Ron Gladding, Stratford., co-
ordinator of the Family Life
Committee presented the Grade 8
Family Life revised curriculum.
He was invited to speak at 9 p.m.
but was kept waiting along with
the press representative until
9:50 p.m. while the board met in
committee of the whole having
started at 8 p.m.
Mr. Gladding said his initial
preparation of a basic
curriculum, with input from
administration, was made to a
committee of teachers and the
religion consultants who made a
number of changes, additions and
deletions. Then it was taken to a
committee of parents who
represented the two counties.
They made more changes. Then
it was presented to the priests of
the deanery who also made
changes and gave their moral
support of the curriculum. The
board tabled the report for the
next meeting to give themselves
time to study it before giving
final approval.
The following teachers were
hired, commencing duties
September 1, Corey E. Heine,
itinerant oral French teacher;
Mary O'Keefe, Kindergarten ( 60
per cent ) at St. Joseph's School,
Kingsbridge; Harold Zettler, St.
Joseph's School, Kingsbridge;
Helen Devlin, principal's relief
(50 per cent) St. Joseph's School,
Clinton; Mary Ann Johnston,
Kindergarten ( 50 per cent) St.
Mary's School, Goderich,
The following resignations
were accepted: Mary R. Smith,
kindergarten teacher at St.
Joseph's School, Clinton; Anne
Riegling, kindergarten and
Maithel Wilson, Grade 8 teacher,
both from St. Joseph's School.
Kingbridge; Janet Albert, grades
3-4, St. Joseph's, Stratford;
Sheila Jankowski, Grade 1, Our
Lady of Mount Carmel; Kathleen
McMillan, oral French teacher at
St. Boniface, Zurich, Our Lady of
Mount Carmel, Precious Blood at
Exeter and St. James, Seaforth;
Gwen Hugil, grades 1-2, St.
Columban; Nancy McKeon,
Grades 3-4, Sacred Heart,
Wingham; Majorie Graham,
music 30 per cent, St. Michael's,
Stratford; John Stapleton,
Grades 5-6, St. Patrick's School,
Dublin.
Joseph Blyth, Precious Blood
School Exeter will be allowed
absence from teaching for one
year, without pay.
The Seaforth Lions Club was
given permission to use the board
owned playing field as a parking
lot during' the summer carnival
July 22 to 24. It is located at the
corner of Goderich Street East
and Coleman Street in Seaforth.
Tuckersmith
hires clerk
Ausable-Bayfield Conservation
Authority board accepted three
area projects at the annual full
Authority meeting Friday.
Purchase of theElliott property
on the south-west side of the
Highway 4 bridge in Exeter, will
cost the authority approximately
$750 according to resource
manager Don Pearson.
The Authority will purchase the
property under agreement with
the Town of Exeter with the Town
responsible for Maintenance of
the property.
Installation of "gobimat"
erosion control along the Exeter
dam spillway was also accepted
by the board. The new erosion
control system will allow
flood water to over-flow the dam
without scouring the dam slopes.'
The Authority also accepted a
realignment and slope protection
project for Pergel Gully, one mile
south of St. Joseph. Hay Town-'
ship requested the Authority to
undertake an engineering study
tualleviate inthe gully and
the Ministry of Natural
Resources recommended
realignment and slope protection
for a total cost of $64,000.
The Ministry of Natural
Resources provides 75 per cent of.
the total cost of each project
through grants with ' the
benefitting municipality paying
90 per cent of the remaining cost,
The Conservation Authority pays
the remaining ten per cent.
The Authority board passed the
project recommendations
following a day-long tour of the
Ausable-Bayfield Conservation
area. Authority Projects com-
pleted within the last year were
'viewed by 25 bbard members,
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provided a stamped ad-
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will be published, Letters
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Last year we purchased a set
of LE-CRUESET cookware from
a large London department
store, but one of the pots has
started flaking and the cast iron
is showing through, but when I
returned it to the store, they told
me that they no longer carry this
line, and that t should make my
complaint to the manufacturer
since it was well 'over the 30
days that this store allows for
the return of merchandise.
The problem is, they couldn't
or wouldn't give me the address
of the manufacturer.
We did get some booklets
when we bought this set, but
they have disappeared. Can
you get me an address to return
this pot?
The manufacturer and dis-
tributor of this product is:
Supreme Aluminum In-
dustries, 3600, Danforth
Ave., Scarborough, Ontario.
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You published in your column
recently about a truck backing
into a car at a golf course. Well,
my complaint is very similar and
I hope you might be able to help
me too.
More than 5 months hove
elapsed since a taxi driver back-
ed his cab into my car at a large
shopping centre. The damage
was slight and the cab driver
admitted he was, "new on the
job," but he promised to report
the accident to his employer.
After several weeks of
waiting and hearing nothing I
phoned his boss who requested
estimates which I sent.
I'm still awaiting a settlement,
can IMPACT help, please?
Since this letter was receiv-
ed, our reader has informed
us that a cheque for $142 has
now arrived and that both he
and his wife, "are absolutely
delighted."
Jack & Marg's
235-2444
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EXETER
Some time ago I asked for
your help to get Columbia
House to stop charging me for
tapes that i wasn't even order-
ing, let alone receiving. My own
efforts were completely useless
as the only information they
would tell me was, that if
didn't pay money owing I would
be dealing with a collection
agency.
Shortly after I wrote you, the
unwanted tapes stopped arriv-
ing, and now in my mail today I
received a statement showing
my balance to be nil,
This letter then, is to say that
I'm most appreciative of your ef-
forts on my behalf, and I thank
you for getting this mess cleared
up, and Columbia House finally
off my back.
Readers are reminded that
ALL letters addressed to this
column, will receive a per.
sonal reply, provided you
enclose a STAMPED
ADDRESSED ENVELOPE.
Petrolia will become the eighth
member of the Continental Senior
'A' Hockey League this fall, the
executive members of the league
decided Monday night following a
short closed-door meeting.
Petrolia enters the league after
winning its second Ontario
Intermediate 'C' Championshipin
three years this past winter,
The league will split into two
divisions for the 1977-78 season to
alleviate travel difficultie§
resulting from Petrolia's ad-
mission.
The East Division will consist
of Preston, Stratford Woodstock
and Durham while the West
Division will include London,
Port Stanley, Lucan-Ilderton and
Petrolia.
Each team will play eight
games against the three teams in
its division and four against the
four teams in the other division
for a 40-game schedule.
The top three teams in each
division will meet in the play-offs.
However, the team with the most
points overall can pick its first
round playoff opponent for a
seven game series and a bye to
the league final.
Petrolia admitted
to senior league
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The team finishing second in
the overall points standings will
also have its choice of opponent. •
The four remaining teams will
play best-of-five quarter-finals
and a best-of-five semi-finals to
select an opponent for the league
final series which will be a best-
of-seven affair.
Petrolia told the Continental
hockey meeting that it expects to
have a budget of $28,000 this year
and will be sponsored by Fin-
negan's Hotel,
The average age of the team is
24 years most players are Junior
`B' calibre or better and the team
experts to sign all the players
from last year's team which it
considered to be of Senior 'A'
calibre, said team president Ira
Downer.
Most of Petrolia's home games
will be played on Saturday night
or Sunday afternoon to help the
other teams which would
otherwise face travel problems.
Petrolia is the 11th member of
the Continental league which is
now heading into its sixth season. .
Port Stanley joined two years ago
while the other six teams are all
charter members of the league,
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