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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-10-13, Page 319 oz. VACHON APPLE Pie Filler 79' We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities Extra Extra Parking Available In The Town Hall Lot Across From Our Store VACHON CHERRY Pie Filler 99' 19 oz. CloVer Factn White SUNLIGHT LIQUID Detergent STACEY SOFT Margarine 1 LB. 6 TUB 9t KRAFT ASSORTED • CALORIE WISE Salad Dressing 16 oz. CHRISTIES SODA Biscuits PLAIN OR SALTED LB. 79' ASSORTED CANNED Pop 7 TINA CATELLI Macaroni Cheese Dinner 7 1/4 oz. 3 FOR 79$ 6••••••• • PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING-SAT., OCT. 15 Remember Specials on opposite page also available 32 oz,$1.09 DARLING'S Poe Meat Orders & Custom Killing Exeter 1 235-0420 BEEF FOR YOUR FREEZER Fronts Hinds Sides Loins SIDES OF PORK LB. LB. 75' LB. 1.15 LB: 93' LB. $1 . 1 9 Either own units, or better access to others 71410-Advocate, October 1% 1977 Page 3 Hensall reeve wants senior housing CHOPPED Sirloin Patties LB $ 1 029 WHOLE Pork Loins FOR YOUR FREEZER LB. $1 ill Sirloin Steak 9 ALBERT SCOTT Albert Scott in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Sunday, October 9, 1977, beloved husband of Lottie (Squire), in his 87th year. Dear father of Clifford Scott of Kirkton and Mrs. William Rundle (Verna) of Woodham; (one daughter, Audrey Russell, predeceased in 1967). Also sur- vived by 10 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. The funeral was held Wednesday from the Hopper-Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter with Rev. Glen Wright officiating. Interment in Exeter Cemetery. SARAH THOMAS In Strathmere Lodge, on Monday, October 10, 1977, Sarah Ward Thomas, beloved wife of the late Ernest Thomas; dear mother of Carl and Leroy Mer- thew both of Detroit, Michigan in her 80th year. The funeral was held Wednesday from the C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home, Lucan. Interment in St. James Cemetery, Clandeboye, capital punishment," observed ReeVe Knight. "Nothing takes up more time on this council," Council supported a resolution from Charlottenburgh Township in Glengarry County, calling for a national referendum on capital punishment. It was felt that parliamentarians had been voting in accordance with con- science rather than constituents' wishes. A resolution from McNab Township dealing with assessment of unoccupied new housing units went unsupported. Hensall has agreements with developers, requiring them to install services while the town provides maintenance, so does not have a problem with un- collected building taxes. The contractor responsible will be given a list of deficiences to correct in the local sewage system. The list was compiled when the recent final inspection was made. Council heard that the Bendix Recreation Vehicle plant wanted an additional sewer outlet on Richmond Street. It decided to wait for a request in writing and more information. Commenting on the province's cuts in municipal grants, Reeve Knight said Hensall would likely be "pretty well off." Trouble could arise if education costs exceeded budget limits, he ad- ded, Copies of Exeter's by-law relating to privately owned outdoor swimming pools will be sent to councillors. Council will discuss this at a later meeting, In other business, accounts amounting to about $9,000 for September were approved for payment, as well as tax write-offs of $264. RITA HEENAN A funeral was held Tuesday, October 4, from St. Patrick's Church, Biddulph, for Rita Margarette Hennan of RR 3, Granton. She died in St. Marys Memorial Hospital, St. Marys. She was the wife of James Heenan, who survives her, along with three children • Frank, Joseph and Anne, all at home. Also surviving are a sister, Mary Baker and two brothers Jack and Clement Baker, all of Dor- chester; a sister, (Teresa) Sister Mary Francis of Precious Blood, Hamilton, and another sister, Mrs. Leon Bedard of Zurich. She was predeceased by a brother, Frank. business ""fly the lime you're thirty, you can have forty years experience, counting overtime, that is," Expect to meet Hawks opener Ice machines turned on IN THE SHADE — A walk through the apple orchards was the highlight of a Thursday trip by Exeter Public School grade one students to the 'McGillivray township farm of Andy Dixon. Above, Jim Dixon tells Zhivana Zivkovic, Chris Eccles, Marcia Ellison, Stacey Purdon, Holly Beuerman and Jamie Kerr about the apples. BUSY AT SMORGASBORD A large crowd attended the recent annual smorgasbord sponsored by the Exeter curling club. Shown above serving up the delicious food are Audrey McDenald, Sylviti'Srnith and BOO Dawson. T.A photo The Custom Killing And Processing SPECIALISTS KILLING DAYS 4. BEEF — MONDAYS HOGS — WEDNESDAYS • Smoke House Facilities • Rendering • Government Inspected • Custom Deluxe Processing • Ageing Coolers For 1 10 Carcasses • Fast, Efficient Pickup Service SWIFTS Eversweet Bacon 1•39 BURNS Smoked Sausage $1.29 Hensall should either have its own geared-to-income housing for senior citizens or have access to that existing in the county, Reeve Harold Knight said at Tuesday night's council meeting, "Hensall should have a right somewhere", he said. The written agreement with Exeter had proved of little help in a pinch, since units there were filled. He had talked with the Huron County Housing Authority about accommodation for an elderly Hensall couple and had suggested the new Seniors' apartments in Zurich. He had been told that permission had to be obtained from Zurich to rent to people Work has started on making ice at the South Huron Rec Centre, and if all goes well, there should be no difficulty in meeting the deadline for the start of hockey next weekend. The Exeter Hawks, defending OHA Junior "D" champions, are scheduled to have their home opener on Friday,October 21 and the St. Marys Lincolns of the Junior "B" circuit are scheduled the following night. Normally, when ice is first put into a new arena by contractors, it is removed immediately and the regular staff then put on a new sheet. However, Brhee Shaw, chairman of the board of management, said that the sheet of ice prepared by workmen from More police protection is going to be requested by Hay Township Council for Poplar Beach, south of St. Joseph. Residents of the community had written council asking for more patrols because of the vandalism last winter. Council considered a document from the municipal affairs critic for the New Democratic Party, urging that municipal elections be held in October, rather than November, Hay Council decided they would prefer to have them in Decernber. Residents of the Bayview Several highway signs were knocked down over the weekend in the area according to the Exeter OPP. Two of the signs were in Stephen and three in Usborne, including two large signs in Elimville and Winchelsea. A mail box owned by Larry Taylor was also knocked over in Winchelsea. A mail box owned by Wayne King, Stephen Township, was reported missing as was A clown suit stolen off a clothes line at Huron Park. The latter was owned by Suzanne Wilson and valued at $15, A flag was taken by two people who Were spotted on the roof of outside the community, While he expected that the couple in question would likely obtain an apartment in the. Zurich building, he thought some better arrangement should exist for Hensall, Attempts at getting its own senior citizens' apartments had been unsuccessful, Plans for Hensall's new fire hall are still in progress. A council delegation inspected fire halls in Lucan and Arva recently and gathered information about costs. A meeting was scheduled for Wednesday night to hear this report. Amish farmers are expected to arrive in the next week or two to tear down the frame of Hensall's old arena. ( A new one is under construction next door,) An Canada Ice will remain in the rec centre for the coming season. He explained that there is a one-year guarantee on the equipthent and installation and there would be ample time after the hockey season to correct any problems that may be evident. Canada Ice officials arrived in Exeter on Tuesday to turn on the equipment and to start lowering the temperature of the floor in preparation for making ice. Mayor Shaw said the board of management and the building committee met with the con- tractors last week to get some matters ironed ; out. Shaw said there are several deficiencies that have to be corrected by the contractors, including about three or four leaks in the roof and subdivision, south of St. Joseph, will probably have street lights sometime this fall. Hay Township intends to sign an agreement soon with Ontario Hydro. The township council agreed to support a resolution from McNab Township, Renfrew County, calling for progressive assessments of new houses on one-third their value the first year, two-thirds the second year, and full value the third year. The township's new grader will probably be delivered in the next week or two. the water plant at Port Blake. The two escaped before police arrived on the scene. Leonard Greb reported the theft of about 140 gallons of aviation fuel from Sexsmith Airport. The gas was valued at $110 and had been taken over the past month. Children playing in the yard at J, A. D. McCurdy school at Huron Park were believed responsible for $20 damage done to the school over the weekend, An other incident investigated by the Exeter OPP was the report of two rows of corn being knocked down on the farm of William Hoffman, RR 1 nashwood, Damage was listed at $20. auction of used building materials will 'be held after demolition: At the same time, some old chairs and equipment owned by the village will be sold, too, Council may close the village public washroom for men. It has been vandalized repeatedly, Rather than replace the wash basin, as recommended by the County Health Unit, the village may board up the washroom. No date has been set yet for the hearing about Hay Township's Black Creek-Mousseau drainage works, which was halted because of an objection by the Ministry of Natural Resources, The Creek runs through a conservation area. Beaver have built dams on it, causing flooding, Farmers some sloppy painting. The contractors will not receive any further progress payments on the building until the deficiencies are corrected. SS board Continued from front page has been a teacher with the board since 1971, The board will be sponsoring a Focus on Faith Day, Sunday, November 20, at St. Patrick's School, Dublin, It is an evolvement from the Focus on Faith programs, designed by the Ontario Separate School Trustees' Association to enable trustees, parents,teachers priests and administrative personnel to share the faith dimension of their respective roles and thus provide the best possible catholic education for the children in separate schools. Participants in the day will be representative of each school community -- parents, priest, principals, teachers and spouses with administrative staff and trustees and their spouses. Bishop Sherlock of London will be attending. A professional activity day will be held at St. Patrick's School, Dublin October 17 with theme "What Makes Our Schools Catholic" with Bishop Sherlock taking part. Object to the flooding. The ministry wants to preserve the animals and their habitat, so is opposed to straightening the water course and deepening it, Without the drainage works, Hensall cannot proceed with a Municipal storm sewer at its west end along highway 84, following the present water course, Works superintendent Gary Maxwell reported trouble at the municipal dump. Chains and posts at the entrance had been knocked over and locks taken away. Council empowered him to inform those using the dump that, unless they locked the gate before and after themselves and con- formed to regulations in general, they would be charged for sen- ding a man out to supervise their dumping. Advertisements will be placed in the Zurich and Exeter newspapers concerning the new home support program for the elderly offered through the county's social services depart- ment, It provides free labour to eligible people for certain repairs, transportation, gar- deningvsnow removal and so on. London's Humane Society will be asked to send a representative to council's next meeting, outling services and costs. In Hensall, dogs "are just as controversial as Stephen pays for teacher As part of their municipal recreation program, Stephen township council has agreed to pay the wages of the figure skating instructor for the Huron Park figure skating club this year. The new instructor is Mrs. Pamela Meriam of London and she will be providing about four hours of instruction per week. Council decided to hire a student to deliver dog tags and account for the number of dogs at Huron Park. Approval was given for minor renovations to the Huron Park fire hall. The changes will allow all equipment to be housed in the present building located across the road from the Ontario Development Corporation of Cost is estimated to be about $500. Four tile drain applications for a total of $33,700 were approved. Clerk Wilmar Wein said very few Stephen farmers had taken ad- vantage of the opportunity to install drains by borrowing money from conventional sources and then receive a provincial loan when the monies became available. Wein said loan money was now available and a new allotment was expected by April 1, 1978. Hensall meeting Continued from front page modular homes, he said, "the effect will be to prohibit such development," Such a sub- division would include only double modular homes, per- manently secured and connected to municipal services. (Single modular units, defined as mobile homes, would not be permitted.) Three meetings will be held between Hensall's council and Mr, Duz to discuss the draft of the secondary plan for the village. Public meetings will be called in January, 1978. The first of the series will take place November 30, the second and third probably December 7 and 14. Copies of the draft plan meanwhile will be mailed to members of council. Darling's . The Place To Buy BEEF Hay request more police Vandals busy in SH area