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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-08-27, Page 14No Qbli9 a Sign EX ETER PHARMACY Thurs„ Sept. 4 - 1 to 3 Batteries, aCcessortes„repoirs to most makes ,I. D. FAIR 1-1*arina Aid Service • HEARING lilDS 145 Ontaira Stratf ord BIBLE SCHOOL IN CREDITON — During Wednesday's session of the Crediton United Church Vacation Bible School teacher Glenda Wuerth and Heather Bowers talk to their class. Students in front are Michelle Blatchford and Cheyenne Olmstead. T-A photo Fewer students to answer school bells Persona! Pocket CALCULATORS With Full 4-Key Memory Low-Cost LCD Display REg. $22.95 1 6 88 • Square Root and With Case Percent Keys • 1500-Hour Battery Life Radio Shack EC-263. Our lowest priced Liquid Crys- tal Display calculator is one of the easiest to use. It's designed with ample spacing between keys for easy data entry. 4-key memory lets you add and subtract within the memory. Overflow indicator. Handy carry case holds business and credit cards, 2-7/16x 4-3/16x11/32". Includes batteries. 65-670 JERRY MacLEAN & SON AUTO & SPORTS Ltd.. f BR OUR STORE IS BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS... BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDLY Exeter 235-0800 If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to , obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK Enrollment at most elementary schools in the southern portion of Huron County will be , down somewhat when school bells ring Tuesday morning. For the seven public schools in this area under the jurisdiction of the Huron County Board of Education enrollment is expected to be 1,980, a decrease of 51 from a year ago, These figures are for grades one to eight, Kin- dergarten class registrations are also down, to 198 from 223. The only grade one to eight increases in enrolment are four students at Exeter publib school and one each at Zurich and McCurdy schools. The largest drops are 24 at Stephen Central and 13 at Usborne Central. At South Huron District High School in Exeter, 978 students are expected to begin classes this week. This is a decrease of 26 from September of 1979. Staff changes at area schools are very limited. At South Huron, the vice- . • Change of principals Gordon *1). principal of Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton has requested, for personal reasons, that he be relieved of that position of respon- sibility. Effective immediately Herbert J. Murphy of Goderich, presently serving as rice-principal of South Hui'on District High School, Exeter, has been named' principal designate with appointment as...principal of Central Huron Secondary School to become effective oh September 1, 1980. Similarly, Mr. Phillips has been named vice-principal of South Huron District High School effective September 1 Herb's Plumbing & Heating Free estimates Commercial, Residential, Industrial Phone: 235-2996 or IOi DI at.of iol Lai IEi DRAW WINNER A WINNER — Bernice McClinchey of Blyth was the winner of a television set in the recent Back to School sale at Stedman's. Above, Mrs. McClinchey and her grandson Dean Bell receive their prize from Stedman's employee Phyllis Humphreys. • • •-• A I NI I S EXETER PLAZA, MAIN STREET, EXETER Senior citizens gel 10% discount on all purchases every Wednesday . Use your Chargex, Master Charge or Stednnans Charge Card t. STEYR ECONOMY & PERFORMANCE AT ITS BEST YOU'RE INVITED TO OUR FIELD DAY DEMONSTRATION Ann • •Iiss. 41 V VANN. WA... wr Aims WI/11110 'era! go 11411. • • .0,44 Featuiing The New Wil-Rich Tillage Line See them all in action and test drive yourself along with other lines of tillage equipment. WIL-RICH L Coulter Chisel Plows Center Flex (Hinge), Full Trail Plows. Turn that Fall plowing around fast with a heavy-duty Wit-Rich Moldboard Plow ... there's a model to fit your tractor and tillage needs. Semi-mounted 5 or 6 bottom modelimake'tight turns easily, Rigid and pivot hinge models, way up to 18 bottoms, are•built for big tractor power. High clearance design automatic re-setting bottoms keep you moving under any conditions. THURS., SEPT. 1 1 STARTING AT 2 P.M. ON HWY 4 NEXT TO OUR SHOP EXETER FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED 4141.. THE BEST IN FARM MACHINERY 242 Main St. N., Exeter, Ont. (519) 235-1380 EFE Pori 14 -Tirnei-Advocatio, August .27,, s „ numbers listed in the phone The Canadian radio- book,. ,and an increase in t elevist en an d. service charges. Service Communications. Commis- charges for residential sion recently approved a phones have risen an rate increase f or Bell average 25.8 per cent and for Canada that will mean an business phones. an average average 13 per cent increase of 35 per cent. in monthly bills for both But service charges have it's now costing you more assistance for calls to to use the telephone., Okay Be e • Opening new doors b--ito small 111 'business • Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business See our Stratford Office Representatives BILL SCHUTZ AND/OR BOB PEARCE AT: The • Devon Building Main Street, Exeter ON: The 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month. '(Next Visit: Tuesday, September 2nd) (Branch Office Address) For an appointment or further information on the Bank's services call 271- 5650 (collect) or write 1036 Ontario Street Strat- ford, Ontario. principal for the last several years Herb Murphy moves to Central Huron in. Clinton as principal. Murphy's position in Exeter will be filled by Gordon 0. Phillips who was principal at Central Huron for the 1979-80 term. At Zurich public school, Gale Buffet comes from Brussels to replace Lenore Lattiliiipe who is taking a one year leave of absence. Mary Ellen Walsh is being transferred from Walton to Hensall public school to replace Edna Stoneman who has retired. Spencer Jeffrey, vice- principal at Huron Cen- tennial at Brucefield has retired. His replacement is Pat Soldan, moving from a similar position in Seaforth and David Kemp of last year's Huron Centennial staff goes to Seaforth as vice- principal . Another addition to the Huron Centennial staff is Middlesex signs snagged A move to •eliminate business signs overhanging Middlesex County road allowances has hit a snag at the committee stage. Reeve Ivan Hearn, operator of a Lucan dairy, criticized any thought of elimination of overhanging signs Thursday :at a roads committee meeting. He also objected to the idea of limiting advertising signs to the location of the business. The draft sign regulation proposed by the county engineering department patterned after a West- minster Township bylaw will be studied further before presentation to county council. Reeve Frank Hamilton of Glencoe, who has a sign against his village gift store, said overhanging signs could not be eliminated for some time. The proposals calls for continuation of the overhanging signs until a repair or replacement is necessary. rediton East By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mrs. Pearl Haines and Mrs. Gertrude Flegman, Dearborn, Michigan. Mrs. Winnifred Anderson, Freelton, Mrs. Myrtle Dietz, Zurich and Mrs. Jerry Finnin, Ayr spent Wed- nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fahner. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Artwein, Cambridge called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fahner, Thursday. Rob Snell, transferred from Coborne Central. Edith Turner has resigned at the same school and her post will be filled by three present part-time teachers in- creasing their teaching time. Helen Bieman will be • a half-day French teacher at J.A.D. McCurdy at Huron Park replacing Mary Lou Atthill who goes to Stephen Central. Mrs. Atthill takes the place of retiring Catherine Becker. A new superintendent in the Huron Board of Education office at Clinton is Robert McCall of Guelph. McCall will be responsible for curriculum in Huron and replaces Jim Coulter who retired recently. Superintendent Bob Allen in reporting the various changes to the T-A Friday morning added, "With declining enrolment and shrinking resources it's difficult to be creative and innnovative.Weare operating a very stable system." residential and business lines, And the cost for using Bell pay phones has doubled to 20 cents. But you won't get any change from a quarter because Bell officials said it's too expensive to convert the phones to give Change, If aquarteris used though, you . will get some time con- cession. Bell Canada manager Peter Croome, Stratford, said that pay phones in the Exeter area will be con- verted to the new rates on a gradual basis some time this week. This will be the second time pay phones have been converted to a 20 cent rate. Previous approval for Bell to boost the rate was later rescinded by the CRTC. Now the CRTC has advised that the rate be increased everywhere despite the fact that Bell only asked for in- creased rates in locations such as golf courses and marinas. Croome said that pay phone rates had' not in- creased for some time and the company requires a cetain rate of return, The 13 per cent increase in rates 'means that monthly subscribers in the Exeter area will now pay a base rate of $6.25, up from $5.55. Both two-party and four-party lines have increased to $4.30 per month from $4.00. The base rate for in- dividual business lines has shot to $13.90 from $12.30. A Iwo-party business line has gone from $9.80 to $11.05 and a four-party business line has gone from $6.45 to $7.85. Switchboard truck lines have risen to $21.75 from $19.25. The cpst Of long-distance calls has risen an average 14.8 per cent for customer dialed calls. Other changes include a 10 cent increase to the 30 cent charge for directory now been broken down into four categories, so you may still be paying less depen- ding on the service required, Croome said. For example, if only administrative work is required, you'll be paying less than if a serviceman must come to your residence. Before, all ser- vices cost the same arneunt. The increases - affect subscribers in Quebec and Ontario and will generate an extra $1 million a day, or $385 million a year for Bell. Croome said that Bell may have .a monopoly on telephone service but not on the costs of providing the' service; such as salaries and gasoline costs. But there is some good news for the hearing han- dicapped who operate teletypewriters. A 50 per cent discount on long- distance customer-dialed calls is now in effect for the hearing handicapped who , have these machines. An explanation of the increase in rates is included in customer's monthly bills. CO•OP a rFg WEED CONTROL — Dave Morris and Allan Haugh discuss control of velvet leaf at Wednesday's Ontario Bean Day at Centralia College. T-A photo We'll Do the Job We've Moved Our Office we are now located at our Exeter shop Whatever the project, call on us for Ready-Mix Concrete • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM (Including Manure Tanks) FREE ESTIMATES • C. A.McDOWELL LTD. 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