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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-05-05, Page 3ROUND STEAKS Full cut Inside Outside ,, Z.78 See Video Exeter council members had a first-hand view, Mon- day, at the novel approach two Ontario municipalities are taking to get their message across to prospec- tive industries. Goderich and Brantford both have video tape produc- tions to promote their com- munities for industrial growth and portions of those presen- tations were shown by the CPR course Continued from front page ed that instructors Kevin Short and Dee Beuerman be given some money to buy • equipment for the course as council's way of ,saying thanks for the two having given of their time to teach council members. It was left with Hall to see what equipment may be need- ed to assist in the program. Other members of council indicated an interest in taking the course as well. Council also agreed with a suggestion of Mrs. Chapman that a letter of thanks be sent to the local Boy Scouts who planted 270 trees at the local dump site in Hay Township on Saturday. promotion firm which produced them. Jeff Seddon, one of the prin- cipals in Gibson & Shaw Visual Productions Ltd., Goderich, said both com- munities were happy with the video tape promotions and he reminded council that a pic- ture is worth a thousand words. He said the cost of the pro- ductions worked out to about *600 per finished minute and in the case of Goderich, the cost had been around $10;000 although this included about 12,500 worth of equipment they purchased to show the material. Seddon said the promotions could be translated into foreign languages at a cost of about *500 per language. Ad- ditional tapes made from the originals cost about $40. He explained that the government will provide facilities for showing the ' tapes at major trade shows. Members of council ap- peared impressed with the presentations and the matter was turned over to Bill Mickle, chairman of the local industrial and tourism pro- motion committee for . their consideration. ADMIRING SALE ARTICLES — Thursday's South Huron Hospital Auxiliary rummage sale was another huge success with proceeds dose to $6,000. Shown admiring some of the articles 'are Marzetta Earl, .Thelma. Russell and Jean Murray. T -A photo Three thefts investigated. Two house thefts and another, involving a garden tractor from a local imple- ment dealer are under in- vestigation by Exeter police. A 17 -year-old youth has been charged with the entry into two homes last week. One breakin occurred at the residence of Warren May, 243 Andrew St., and the other at the home of Norma Cavanagh, Kalisch Ave. Money was reported stolen in both instances. Constables Sadler and Short.were in charge of the in- vestigation and the youth is scheduled to appear at an Ex- eter courtlater this month. Police advise residents to lock house doors if they are out in the yard doing spring work. • The garden tractor, valued at $2,000, was taken from Sherwood (Exeter) Ltd. Con- stable Barnes is in charge of that investigation. The police department note that bike licences are now on sale at the police office. A town bylaw dictates that'all owners require a licence. Want bridges retained All avenues are now being explored to retain two Huron County bridges as historical sites. At Huron County council's April 29 meting, the road committee reported efforts are being made to determine the historical value of both the Ball's Bridge and Forrester's Bridge. Ball's Bridge, located on County Road 15 is considered to be the only one of its kind in Ontario, having wrought iron in its structure, while Forrester Bridge on County Road 31 is considered to be of a more common type, but it is an old bridge. The countyhad received a letter from Goderich asking for consideration of retaining the bridges as historical sites. "I fail to see the sense in asking the government for money (to restore the bridge) when the government fails to come up with the money needed to maintain the cur- rent road system," said Stanley Township Reeve Paul Steckle. Hay TownshipReeve Lloyd Mousseau agreed he doesn't know how the money to retain the bridges is to be obtained. In other road committee business, council approved the following tenders, Towland Construction for a total price of *307,260 for hot mix paving on Huron County 11; Levis Contracting Limited, Clinton for hot mix resurfacing on county road 13, at a price of *307,719; George Radford Construction Limited, Blyth for a supply of granular A gra vel at a price of *18,425. Hearing costs Continued from front page some method to streamline applications so people don't have to spend the money. "The fees are getting heavy for some small projects," Shaw noted. In the past, several members have urged that steps be taken to reduce the cost and the amount of red tape people have to go through to get approval for projects, some of which are so small they are actually less costly than the fees charged for getting approval for them. Members of council concur- red with Shaw's suggestion this week that the matter be considered as soon as possible. Times -Advocate, Moy 5, 1982 Poo. 3 SID STEER or Ib. S LIFER 1.69 i Open Thur.,, & Fri. Nites Till 9 lINDS STEER or 1IIFER .b. 2. Fully Processed Money Back Guarantee 9 The Place to BUY BEEF And Produce Too 235-0420 Exeter FRONTS STE or ; EIFER ,6.1.39 5 Ib. boxes CHICKEN LEGS SAYE $1.00 Reg. 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