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BEAVERS IN ACTION — Members of the Exeter Beavers participated in Sunday's Open HcTuse at the Lions club Scout
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Pate 2 TirriesAdvosate, May 28, 1980
Conservation Authority
hires svmmer 'crews
Separate board
when fund-raising campaign
concluded. This will be done
at no cost to the school.
board.
Trustee John 0"DroWsky
of St. Marys said,. "I endorse
it 100 per cent,"
Trustee$ Greg Fleming
otcrediton, board chairman
Ronald Marcy of Stratford
and trustee Vincent Wing of
Goderich will attend the
annual convention of the
Canadian Association of
Separate School Trustees in
Hamilton at the end of May.
The Congress on Education
in Montreal will be Attended
by trustees, Greg Fleming
and Ted Geoffrey.
An invitation was received
from the Teachers'
Federation which is holding
a golf game at Mitchell Golf
and Country club on June 13
at 4:30 p.m.,Several trusteeS
indicat,d they will accept
the invitation.
With summer but a few
weeks away, the Ansable-
RaYfield Conservation.
Authority'has completed the
hiring of their student help.
Authority spokesman
Steve Lane said 18 students
have been hired 'under the
Ontario Youth secretariat's
Experience 80 program with 4
Most of the students to be
Involved in environmental
enhancement programs.
Heading the summer crew
will be Hensall area resident
Paul VanEsbroeck, a
student at St, ' Peters
Seminary in London.
As in past years, crews
willing be working out of
both Exeter and Parkhill
with South Huron District
High School students Doug
Raymond and,Bridget Ryan
acting as foremen. '
VanEsbroeck said about 10
of the students are from the
Exeter area 'with the
remainder coming from
Parkhill.
Projects which the
students will be working on
include gabion basket work
at Grand Bend, develop-
mental work at the Zurich
conservation area, tree
removal in Tuckersmith
township, erosion control
work at Rock Glen and
assisting the regular
authority employees in
maintenance duties,
In addition, four students
have been hired to man the
gates at the Parkhill and
Rock Glen conservation
areas.
Under the federal
government's summer youth
employment program the
Authority has hired five post-
secondary students.
Susan Siewert of London,
an audio-visual student at
Fanshawe College will be
preparing slide programs
promoting the Authority's
private land erosion control
program. Ms. Siewert will be
photographing the work of
the experience 3.0 students.
Beth ,Keys.. of RR 3, Exeter
a graphic arts student at:.
George Drown College in
Toronto will be recreating,
rock face of Rock Glen in the.
display trailer which is
located at the conservation
area. The South fluron.
District High School.
graduate will also be malting
a mural of the creatures
which are fossilized at the
Glen.
University .of Waterloo
recreation geography
student Leah Lovesy of
Maxville will be the
Caroline Edith Spicher,
formerly of Huron Park and
now of Stayner, was fined $28
on Tuesday by Justice of the
Peace D.W. Wedlake after
pleading guilty to a charge of
failing to report an accident.
On December 7, the ac-
cused hit a parked car in
Huron Park. Damage to both
vehicles was $800.
The Centre of Forensic
Science in Toronto examined
under a microscope paint
MOVED — OPP Constable
Don Millson has been
transferred from Guelph to
the. Exeter detachment. He
has been with the OPP for the
past six years and he and his
wife have token up residence
in Exeter. Staff photo
Town
Continued froin front page
Morley replied that the
township was not en-
couraging residential
growth in the township and
he didn't believe the
residents in the area would
want to pay for a line bring-
ing them town water.
When Greene raised the
question of the annexation of
the area immediately to the
south of the' town limits
Morley replied, "If you wish
to annex that area, that's
recreation co-ordinator for
the Parkhill Conservation
area.
Returning for his, fourth
summer is Greenway
resident John Smithers.
Smithers, a geography grad
from. the University .of
Western Ontario, will be
evaluating information
which may apply to the
Authority's new watershed
plan.
Mark Gray, of London a
cartography student at Sir
Sandford Fleming College in
London will be drawing
maps for brochures and for
the watershed plan.
form the accused's car and
paint that was found on the
rear corner of the other car.
The same seven layers of
paint and primer were found
in both samples and the
layers were in the same
sequence.
Also charged with failing
to report an accident was
Kevin Owen Wurm, Exeter,
who was fined $48 since he
had previous convictions.
The accident occured on
April 27, when the accused
fell asleep at the wheel. The
car was found in the ditch on
Highway 4.
Ben G. Webster, London,
was fined $183 for speeding.
The accused pleaded guilty
to driving 140 in 'an 80
kilometre zone.
Timothy H. Griffity,
Hensall, was fined $128 for
careless driving.
Michael L. Parsons,
Exeter pleaded not guilty to
a charge of unnecessary k.
noise but was fined $43.
William S. Hem, Exeter;
Bradley J. Stewart, Hensall;
and Douglas K. Nash,
London, were each fined $28
for the possession of liquor
while under the legal age.
Thomas V. Whelan
Toronto, pleaded guilty to
the charge of following
another vehicle too closely
and was fined $28.
water
fine." The reeve said he
could see 15 or 20 years from
now that the area would be a
part of the town.
This brought a reply from
the coMmissioneranclExeter
mayor Derry Boyle who
stated the town would not be
interested in annexation "50
years down the road, if
ever."
Morley said the township
and the town had a similar
situation some years ago
when the town at first refus-
ed to supply water to homes
along Huron street. The
township had to
"blackmail" the town into
providing water for the
homes when Exeter wanted
water from wells in the
north of Usborne.
In principle Boyle said he
was not opposed. to selling
water but from a mayor's
standpoint it was "a tough
decision."
PUC manager Hugh Davis
explained that the policy not
to sell water to parties out-
side of the town was initially
made by town council
several years age when they
were approached by the
town's developers who were
concerned that the town
would be in effect, sub-
sidizing township developers
by the supply of water.
In reply to a question from
chairman Chan Livingstone,
Williamson said his firm
would only drill wells as a
last resort due to the uncer-
tain water pressure.
If the Frayne proposal was
approved it would require a
complete policy change and
it was important for the
commission to view the
ramifications of the policy
on a long-term basis. accor-
ding to Livingstone.
Morley said he believed
there was room for a change
in the policy and if the
commission wished, the
township would make a for-
mal request to town council
that the application by
Frayne be looked upon in a
favourable light.
After Morley. Williamson
and Usborne clerk-treasurer
Harry Strang had departed,
Boyle said council was not
trying to over-ride the PUC
but there might be some
council members who might
be disturbed if they were not
allowed input into the
matter.
The commission in-
structed Davis to send a
letter to council informing
them of the situation.
Closing off the discussion
was Livingstone who said
"There's no doubt about it,
we've opened up a can of
worms."
Continued from front page
mention. that the. ntention of
the board, whether realized
or not, was to keep one of our
small schools open' but with a
viable organization within
that school. We wish to
recognize the unique nature
of Ecole Ste. Marie which
has, a long history and is
worthy of whatever con-
sideration this board is able
to give,"
lie said, "It is my belief
that a.. discussion of the
merits of continuing the
present three classrooms or
moving to a two classroom
organization, whether it be
grades 4 to 8 or Kindergarten
to 6, either of which would be
with the existing 'French
language program, or, even
possibly with an improved
French language program
will be worthwhile."
In other business the board
accepted the resignation of
Christine Kelly, speech
pathologist, effective August
31, 'as she is moving to
Ottawa.
The board approved the
proposal of Holy Name of
Mary, Parent Teachers'
Association, St, Marys, to
install creative playground
equipment at the school
Former resident
pays for leaving