HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-12-01, Page 25WINS GREY,CUP DRAIA/ — The $500 first prize in Sunday's Exeter Lions Grey Cup draw was won by Nor-
ma Coleman of Kippen. Above, Mrs. Coleman receives her cheque from Lions draw chairman Elmer Taylor
and treasurer George Godbolt. T-A photo
CONGRATULATE HAY KING — Russell Bolton of Seaforth has been named World 4-lay King for the sixth
time. Above, Mr.Bolton, left is being congratulated by Ray Rader, Hay township: Elmer Powe, Stephen and
Huron's Ag Rep Don Pullen at Thursday's annual banquet of the Huron Soil and Crop Improvement
Association. T-A photo.
PUC agrees to accept town
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Ask residents to
watch for thieves
Exeter Police are requesting
citizens to be careful when they
are doing their grocery shopping
and Christmas shopping,
"If you are buying groceries,
or presents, make sure you place
them in your motor vehicle, in a
place that is out of sight from the
passing public, such as the trunk
of your car or in the rear seat
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covered. Also make sure the
doors to your car are locked," ad-
vises the P.D.
"Occupants of houses near
business establishments, are
requested to be on the alert, for
any suspicious vehicle or persons
liotering in the area. If you see
any suspicious car or person,
please contact the police."
Chief Ted. Day concludes, "I
am sure that most of the citizens
realize, that from now to the end
of the year, thefts, breakins and
robberies are always on the in-
crease. If the citizens help the
police, then crime should be kept
to a minimum.
Exeter PUC decided this week
to accept Exeter's share of the
$20,000 repair job planned for the
Morrison dam.
However, they have asked the
Ausable Hayfield Conservation
• Authority for a detailed report of
what work is involved in the
project.
Exeter's share of the repair job
has been estimated at $3,500..
Commissioner Chan
Livingstone said the PUC
probably had no alternative but
PUC offers
six pertent
The Exeter PUC has made a
salary offer to the office staff and
outside workers, calling for a pay
increase of six percent for next
year.
That is the maximum
allowable under the Anti Inflation
Board guidelines.
The offer includes an additional
floating holiday for the staff
members.
IC has also been agreed that
employees who are on duty call
during non-working hours may
have calls transferred to other
than their residence so they may
go out for the evening.
However, they will be required
to have suitable clothing with
them to immediately answer a
call from that residence.
to ,approve the project, but he
agreed with chairman Murray
Greene that it would be nice to
know what the job entailed.
Manager Hugh Davis said the
reservoir is now being lowered so
the dam can be inspected again.
A discussion was held regar-
ding the closing of the office for
the Christmas and New Years
holidays and it was decided to
close on Friday, December 23
and Monday December 26.
However, that may be changed if
town council declares Tuesday,
December 27 as boxing day.
The office will be closed on
January 2 in view of the fact New
Years falls on a Sunday.
There had been a suggestion
that the • office staff should
stagger their holiday so the office
would not be closed for four days
in a row at Christmas.
However, Livingstone
questioned who would want to
pay PUC bills before Christmas
anyway. "
"Who wants to, pay them
anytime?" quipped Davis.
The Commission decided to
continuetheir practice of
providing each employee with a
turkey for Christmas.
Tenders were opened for the
sale of the present line truck
Centre meeting
doesn't happen
Times-Advocate, Deceml/er 1, 1977 Page 25
Grey Cup $500 to Kippen
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Norma Coleman of Kippen was
the winner of $500 in the Exeter
Lions club draw held in conjunc-
tion with Sunday's Grey Cup
football game in Montreal.
Mrs. Coleman held the lucky
ticket of 41-6 for the east. Other
winners are Bruce Moir of Hen-
sall who gets $25 for the first
quarter score of 3-0 and Marjorie
Hamilton, Exeter held the three-
quarter score of 30.6 which was
good for $75.
The holder of the lucky half-
which is being replaced in
February.
Only one tender, for $600, was
received and it was decided to
call tenders again after Davis
suggested the vehicle was worth
more than the bid received.
There was some surprise that
only one bid had been received as
there had been a number of
enquiries from area electrical
firms prior to the tenders being
Called
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Monday's meeting of the South *
Huron Rec Centre board of
04 management was the first to be *
opened to the press,
However, readers will not find .*
an account of the proceedings. 4:4
Only two members showed up
and they decided, after a wait of *
an hour, to go home. The board
has seven members.
On hand for the meeting were
Jerry MacLean and Howard ;
Pym,
There was no indication when
the meeting would be
rescheduled, although manager
Kirk Armstrong indicated he had
several items of a pressing
nature to present to the board, *
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