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The Exeter PVC has
delayed for One month the
ailment of funds to be
debentured to pay for the
new sub-station on
Rosemount Avenue in the
northern part of the town.
Utilities manager Hugh
Davis told the PUC Thur-
sday that it would, be inap-
propriate to begin soliciting
invitations on the debenture
issue when the actual
amount needed was not
known.
The PUC was granted
approval from Ontario
Hydro to issue debentures
totalling $161,000 but the
actual amount required
could be less than $150,000.
While Davis said he did not
want to see the PUC caught
short of funds, he said it
would be very costly to issue
an unnecessarily large
debenture, In a month's time
he would have a much better
idea of the project's final
cost.
On Tuesday town council
met with two brokerage
firms to discuss the
debenture issue which could
include the sub-station, the
police station and the
RUC delays decision
regarding debentures
Water eonsumption,
In another water move, the
commission approved the
lifting of lawn watering
restrictions, effectiVe
September 15.
There's little problem of
power theft in Exeter but
according to PUC chairman
Chan Livingstone the
stealing of power is a
problem in the United States
and Canada's urban areas,
The Ontario Municipal
Electrical Association has
requested that its members
report any incidents of
power thefts to the
Association.
Davis reported that in
Exeter there's only about a
four percent difference in the
power which it is budgetted
to receive and the amount
which is actually received by
the community,Much of this
difference • could be at-
tributed to transmission
losses, he said.
This does not mean that
the problem is not present in
rural areasas Ontario Hydro
has laid charges for power
theft in Huron County, Davis
stated.
bance et the Club Albatross.
In Huron Park on July 19.
Timothy Allan Wood,
Huron Park, was assessed
a problem in attracting
buyers for the Saturday
afternoon auction.
This year 13 calves will be
shown at the fair at about 2
p.m. on Saturday afternoon,
September 20 and will come
before auctioneer Larry
Gardner's hammer about
one hour later.
Shapton said there would
be no added problems for
anyone wishing to purchase
a calf on a shared basis. He
added, "We *ill arrange the
trucking and local abbatoirs
will take care of the but-
chering,"
Want more 'buyers.
for feeder calves
sanitary sewer work per-
formed on Thames Road,
These last two projects were
budgeted at $70,000,
respectively.
Davis reported that work
On the substation was
prOceeding on schedule and
that it should be operational
by September 15,
Both the hydro and water
syStem appear to be in good
financial shape in 1980 with
the PUC manager reporting
hydro profits are down
slightly compared to a year
ago while profits in the water
system, -have shown a
dramatic increase.
As of June 30 hydro's profit
was $32,000 compared to
$36,000 a year ago, The water
system's profit has jumped
from $11,000 in 1979 to $26,000
for the same period this
year.
The big reason for the
water profit increase is the
heavy use of water by
Canadian Canners.
In reaction to a comment
from a PUC commissioner
Davis said he didn't think it
would be necessary to raise
the water rates next year as
a result of this year's heavy
One Man was fined $300
and a woman $100 after they
pleaded guilty to charges
stemming from a distur-
"One animal makes a lot
of beef."
That was the comment
made this week by Bruce
Shapton, Exeter Fall Fair
director in charge of this
year's feeder calf club at the
fair,.
Shapton told the T-A "We
are trying to induce more
buyers for our calves. If two
or three people would go
together and buy a calf we
would probably get more
buyers and more action at
the sales."
The director said that in
recent years there had been
JUDSON DYXEMAN
Suddenly at University
Hospital, London on
Tuesday, September 2, 1980,
Judson Paul Dykeman, RR
1, Centralia in his 68th year.
Beloved husband of Marjory
(Bullock) Dykeman and
dear father of Paul, Ailsa
Craig; Mrs, Gerald (Jane)
Dearing, RR 1, Exeter; Roy,
RR 1, Lucan; Mrs. Don
(RuthAnn) McIntyre,
Denfield; Mrs. Dick (Lynda)
Hokansson, Ailsa Craig;
Bruce, Denfield; Leslie, RR
1, Centralia; Emily
Parkinson, LondonandDavid
RR 1, Lucan. Also survived
by 27 grandchildren and five
great grandchildren.
Predeceased by one grand-
child (1971). Resting at the
R.C. Dinney Funeral Home,
Main street, Exeter where
the funeral service will be
held on Thursday, Sep-
tember 4 at 2 p.m. with Rev.
James Forsythe officiating.
Interment Exeter Cemetery.
CHARLES PAULITZKY
At Strathroy Middlesex
Hospital on Thursday,
August 28, 1980, Charles
Lesley Paulitzki, Beloved
husband of the late Laura
Kading (1966) of Strathroy
and formerly of Grand Bend,
in his 77th year, Dear father
of Mn (Mrs. Edward
Nordstrom) of Strathroy,
Mrs. Shirley Cast of
Hanover, Mary Lou (Mrs,
Maurice Desjardine) of
Huron Park, Roy of Fort
Erie and Lesley of Hanover.
Also one brother Ed
Paulitzki of Galt, Also
surviving are 15 grand-
children and six great-
grandchildren. Rested at the
T. Harry Hoffman and Sons
Funeral Home, Dashwood;
where the funeral took place
Saturday, August 30th at 2
p.m. Interment Grand Bend
Cemetery. Rev. Brian Elder
officiating.
WILFRED REEVES
Wilfred L., at Victoria
Hospital Westminster
Campus, London, on
Tuesday August 26, 1980.
Beloved husband of Edna
(Mack) Reeves of Exeter, in
his 85th year. Survived by
several nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by two sisters,
and six brothers, The funeral
was held at The Hopper
Hockey Funeral Home,
Exeter, on Thursday August
28, at 2 p.m. Interment in
Exeter Cemetery, with Rev.
James Forsythe officiating.
$300 or 34 days for assaulting.
a, police officer, while
Deborah Marie Moffatt, also
of Huron Park, was Pitied
$100 et, 10 days for causing a
disturbance in, a .public
place.
The fines were imposed by
Judge W.G. Coehra.ne in
Exeter court, Tuesday.
The court was told that
Wood was not involved in the
Original disturbance, but
became involved and
grabbed a member of the
Exeter OPP by the shoulder
during the incident,
Another man was charged
as a result of the same in-
cideet and is scheduled to
appear on September 23 for
trial.
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
Mr. and Mrs. Reg
McCurdy, Jason and Jeffrey
spent a few days visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Watson and family in
Lexington, Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs:Lowell Pugh,
Cedric, William and Sara
of Minesingspenttheweekend
with Mr. and Mrs. David
Wheeler, Steven, Bobby and
Craig and also visited with
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Simmons of Tillsonburg
called on Miss Jean
Copeland on Monday night.
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn
Copeland visited on Wed-
nesday with Mrs. Ethel
Walker of Caledonia,
Several from the com-
munity attended the play
"Annie Get Your Gun" at the
Huron County Playhouse on
Wednesday along with other
members of the Kirkton
Women's Institute,
Mrs. Glenn Copeland and
Miss Jean Copeland at-
tended the concert by the
Stratford Youth Choir at the
Festival Theatre on Monday
night. Jessica Tandy and
Hume Cronyn were also
featured with the choir.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Copeland, Cynthia, Ellen,
Deanna were guests at the
Muir. Black wedding on
Friday _ evening in Browns
United Church.
TimiwAcivocate, S,OptOM10Or 4, 1980
Two handed fines
LYLE SIM PSON
At his late residence on
Thursday August 28, 1980, R.
Lyle Simpson of Exeter, in
his 62nd year, Beloved
husband of Gladys (O'Brien)
Simpson and dear father of
Lloyd of Exeter, Mary (Mrs.
Dennis Daly) of London, and
Jean of London, Brother of
Mary (Mrs. Bill Cheshire) of
London, and Jack of Sauble
Beach. Predeceased by one
brother, Wilfred. Also
survived by 6 grandchildren.
Rested at the R.C. Dinney
Funeral Home, Main Street,
Exeter, where the funeral
and committal service was
held on Sunday August 31,
with Rev. James Forsythe
officiating. Interment in
Exeter Cemetery.
MARY MUNRO
Suddenly at St. Joseph's
Hospital, on Saturday,
August 30, 1980, Mary
McKenzie (Craig) Munro, of
Craigholme Nursing Home,
and formerly of Lucan, in
her 86th year. Beloved wife
of Stewart Munro of Lucan.
Dear mother of Norman
Craig and Mrs. Vera
Newcombe, both of London,
(Donalda) Mrs. Thomas
England of Lucan and
predeceased by George
Craig (1979). Also survived
by 16 grandchildren and 20
great-grandchildren. Res-
teed at the C. Haskett & Son
Funeral Home, in Lucan,
where the funeral service
was held on Monday, Sep-
tember 1 at 2 p.m. Interment
in St. James Cemetery,
Clandeboye.
ALVIN COOPER
Alvin Cooper, at South
Huron Hospital, Exeter, on
Saturday, August 30, 1980.
Beloved husband of Olive
(Kyle) Cooper of Elimville in
his 66th year. Dear father of
(Lenore) Mrs. Donald
Parsons and Floyd Cooper,
both of Usborne Township.
Also survived by nine
grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren. TWo
sisters (Lavona) Mrs.
Horace Delbridg e and
(Isabel) Mrs, Russel King.
Predeceased by his first wife
(Lylian Murch) Cooper in
1972. Rested at the Hopper-
Hockey Funeral Home,
Exeter where funeral ser-
vice was held on Monday
September 1, 1980, at 2 p.m.
Interment Exeter Cemetery
with Pastor Ross Hargeaves
officiating.