HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-09-21, Page 1 (2)• Beauties, beasts and music
highlight three days of fair
Everything is in readiness
tor the 124th edition of the
Exeter FaII Fair.
Sponsored by the Exeter
Agricultural Society it will
be held this week end at the
Exeter fairgrounds and the
.South Huron Rec Centre. The
Rec ('entr ill be used for
exhibi purpos . and the
.tivo s shows plat Ad.
The Fair will be officially
opened Friday night at 7.45
p.m. by Huron County's
newly crowned Queen of the
Furrow Anne Stewart.
Assisting will be a number of
area dignitaries .
"The balance of Friday
evening will be occupied by a
talent show and crowning of
a variety of Queens and
GETS SPECIAL AWARD — Lilo Hume, secretary-treosurEr of
the Ausoble-Bayfield Conservation Authority recently receiv-
ed special recognition from Ontario Conservation Authorities.
The plaque reads in part, for long qnd outstanding service •
as an outspoken advocate and a member of. many com-
mittees to expedite the work of the Authority by improvement
of administrative policies and procedures." T -A photo
Council set priority
for sewers, goads
Exeter council this week
• approved the necessary
planning for next year's
suggested sewer and road
work. but the final decision
on whether the projects will
he undertaken will he left to
the new•Fv elected council
Public work: chairman
Ted IVt•ieht outlined several
areas id town that should he
given priority. the major
project being a storm sewer
Iii alleviate the frequent sur-
face ponding and basement
:flooding that occurs- in the
area west of l'ai•line Si and
north of (;tdlev
The work includes an out-
fall sewer from Wellington
Sl to tJ1t,,lusable:Rlvcr. aruf
se•ssc i s along I%ellington St t
from :i30 east of Carling 10
:t00' west of Varlhorough •
and on Carling SI from s
I.ellinglnn to 400' south of f
Victoria
Estimated cost of that • f
proie(•t is $216.000 The pro- (
jest also include: flirt her-
Developer. plans
more apartments
Localdeveloper Len Veri
has submitted plans for a
storm sewers along
]f•arebnrough .from
Wellint.'ton to 340' south of
Victoria -and along both Vic-
toria St • and Thomas St.. but
these would be delayers until
1980
In answer to a question
from Councillor Ken
lttew'cll on why the project
could not all he completed in
one year.. Wright said that
would close access off to
Canadian ('anners entirely
for one season and that would
be impossible.
"Completion of this work
will instal the main trunk
lines and the lateral lines
.art he completed in -c�
lunrtion With road construe -
ion at a tater date." the
report explained.
Recommendations for
Lreets that could receive a
final coal of asphalt 'next'
year include Wellington
nom William. to the Rec
entre. (.idley from Main to
Gil}iarn..John from Main to
1'illiam and (Gilliam from
Anne to Victoria.
_it was also recommended
that Wellington St- be
reconstructed from W'illiarn
to the ('NR tracks with one
coat of asphalt and also that
Sanitary sewers be corn-
leted on William north of
lighway 83 and also. along
tighway 83 west to the ('NR
racks
Wright said this would
ten complete the sanitary
sewer work in this par-
ticular area staff negotiator •
:lfter accepting -the report Huron Coe tyzJ
in .grins-iple. PcitrrrciF • ap„>m, 4W '�" i%