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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-05-18, Page 2Page 2 TOW Best Interest H Nk * Opening show of the Huron Country Playhouse | 1978 Festival of Summer Theatre Tames-Advocate, May 18, 1978 Several items added FRED DARLING We represent many Trust Companies We are often able to orange for the highest interest being offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates COLLEGE GRADUATION — The guest speaker at the 10th graduation of Centralia College of Agricultural Technology Fri­ day was Dr. George Jones, research director of Ciba Geigy Canada Limited. From the left are Dr. Jones, CCAT graduation co­ ordinator Jack Underwood, principal Jim MacDonald and Dr. J. C. Rennie, executive director of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. T-A photo '/* HOW TO GET A FREE TICKET TO 4 “THE ODD COUPLE By a Huron Country Playhouse subscription ticket during the May 24th Long Weekend at the new ticket Kiosk, Main St., Grand Bend (Near Pro-Hardware). Sat., Sun., Mon. 10 AJW.-6 P.M. 'HIXX TOTAL SAVING s12 WTT .'.I G'S11 EXETER AND LUCAN The Place to buy BEEF Town tax rate up by two percent * Subject to change Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Agency Inc. Exeter Office 235-2420 Grand Bend Office 238-8484 Three last minute ad­ ditions to the town’s 1978 budget pushed the Exeter tax rate up another millwhen council struck the mill rate Monday night. The three additions, amounting to $4,250, brought the public school supporters residential levy up to 180.02 mills. Separate school supporters face a levy of 180.74 mills. Last' year the public school levy was 175.6 mills and the separate school rate was 175.4 mills. The final items to be added to the budget were $2,000 for a store front study, $2,000 for park maintenance equip- ment, and $250 for the property budget. Commercial rate payers also face a one mill increase over the council earlier expected as a result of the additions. Public school supporters will have a mill rate bf 205.65 and separate school supporters will have a HOLIDAY WEEKEND ,NTAR>° rate of 206.45. The mill rate increase is slightly over 2 per cent, one of the lowest rates local residents have faced. Councillor Ken Ottewell suggested council should consider adding extra ex­ penditures to the budget this year when the increase was low. “We aren’t spending any money on sidewalks this year. It might be wise to make a little heavier in­ crease this year and ease off next year,” said Ottewell. Councillor Ted Wright opposed the suggestion saying the town had to remain in a competitive position with surrounding municipalities. “Besides I think we are accomplishing quite a bit this year,” He said. “I don’t feel terribly strong about it. I just thought it might be better to do it now than later when the tax rate is higher,” replied Ottewell. 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They were Peggy Suzanne, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Larry Brownlee; Kelly Sandra and Kimberly Laura, twin daughters of Mr. & Mrs. James Campbell; Derek Matthew, son of Mr. & Mrs. Scott Sweitzer; Melanie Anne, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James Neil; Lisa Nancy, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jim Morlock; Madeline Leanne, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Don Dundas. Fred Bowers and Mrs.' Mona Hamilton, * Lieury joined the church by transfer of membership. Rev. Bruce Pierce preached a Mother’s Day message on God’s gift to mothers — a husband who assumes his Biblical role as spiritual head of the household. At a meeting of the Christian Education Com­ mittee, it was proposed that on August 20 the congregation assemble in Crediton’s new riverside park for an outdoor meeting of worship and picnic fellowship. Family Pack BUTT PORK CHOPS ib 119 Centre Cut Family Pack PORK LOIN CHOPS 159 Ib. 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