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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-05-19, Page 21.4141nt:A4Y9.t<910: Mitt 19i 1,42 Pyramid scheme fines X200 each • 11t., t•:aet er reattlente a Ito (snot hl utas' be a provipeial adituttwi tal;utt; 1)41. rt ut a 4-01i- lunge ti hu lellltreled he can't drat wrduttti itente. w't.ie • fight t'cied t t an't knuyi how l'ttt, o- Rfsc board • • ung to stop people from Nene �`tooth . " .lunge t'ileatt • War; suntan h'wtt Kw" P?I�. suntini team as did inipoaetl • pease ‘441.Y"1""16o the • a.wi In fitieto l►ei'iictna atxt towiuhi}is." a ► rind on weather. Shaw hes asked the;WYWi Fern 4ivutdsteitie, 1.8 and of the three iwighbiorhigl . Not{trait turns. bath • of 173 Ireettataps to mee% with him twill St . F:zwer. were tinea to discuss • • the teat Weiaftec they pleaded miry • attealir tioti, put it .was tq to taken iaaft ut au i letlal th.cetel et the • Thersdyv pyrautid type athefiie. itkght board meeting thea the. • ,tannate Stiveratein. 42, of sessitul has it0 yet t4akttA t,87, Albert Si.. 1-oadtw ", was Owe • - nmol Fes(► oil pteaaelg $unity Bill tlit•kle Advised ha,wnt to (eititie pact in the settee* *ember* that unless mime' after a charge of t'otdtic•ting afitt'etallWet tea fid tar a sc to was witiitirewit. wereesed $rents fraw the The tree were the fust to townships; ibe btaa►tci'�tuttl.4 bate' $;thins pleas. Thirty -Ave have ip lice within 'Wools! . uthevi are situ before tee budget ads app* axed by comas a 1s ossa a have to an cid trial chiles as late as Tee reductio►; iq capital -The charges were laid greats from Exeter resulted , followings Foe .appeee raid is some deliberatwL1 for thea dint the house at 7p.saw* ('L members as they tear 1%x.. Londtae. Fifty -Ewe Per - that :alaterial was availab* sone }were initially charged t0 assist 111 ptePer.rng a but tit •`^gee � 14 wi e.. parking area at the pew • later agrictttturel builcgng. but the AssesCrowe Attorwiey- lot was woe of the items that Pahl ladles telt w`en't that way •have to be deleted to while Livutgstope and Owes view of the- lack of Hands• • were' new •re4rtuts to .the Cant Stewardsen reported W'yaiuicl plan, Sil�tersteuRwas • that fill taken: frena. town a ciaptain and bad recruited a streets bad been. at the• number of .gibers: park for l+sk+a$.1Vt and l3ev' seaicl each of • eight+ it, was naw 'a -matter of had to `betulas in a single pyramid. sir; i irtg the top soil 4314 each cvud rey ceive $3,500 putting the fill in ween. " leaving. He•" deacribed However; both fickle aloe. Kent -Cele Drive gathering as Gary Birmingliein noted a " vramid party" which -was that the lot was pot in; the top int trate(' by Det. Lori NQm priority- items for this ye r•. eivuigstonie hid d. her Bill a sug$ested that pad with the free ftJJ; a che2tp $500batt lost it With the raid, Larking area could. be while awns had planned to. but hadn't Scut put anY 14006y• • • • atelaped ."and it's a, W*1.) a into, it Bailey said: = if We have the stuff (£iii . sittieg there send; can`t' do: Hesaid he believed $200 anything with ie" fins were the-"eppropriate 'FlteAuttrd>finalkv agreed to deterrent" f;Qr the pair, who have: ateparking area, "Were not' intQnsels skillijeteh Wel the fill, Watt in. u volved.' . ThpX, also appitaeoct. Britten, ' Silverstein, he said, col: ether capital 1twee, an- Iecte4 $3,500, from an earlier outside window from the rec . pyramid and had reinvested centre booth te service the her prutrts mettle new. plays. He play<tipg field anti a new sought a $i,000 fine because of concrete, garbage bin. her extensive involvement•. The staff were instructed ' t4 gQt p`l`ots on two other 5 Resort ,. projects a. spate esort PUC- baFiter and. a..double discuss w°Cktec entrance to prevent heat lost;, - at the front qf. the.rec 4iitre. The Public Utilities Adecision.on the latter will - .Commission of• Grand, Bead be Made ie.* late summer met Tutasdey to' discues. er fall when 'the state of the ' water -(ur4 oc6Qns, and `few budget, is clearer.. construction. Residents are reminded' that the village haspassed a bylaw W' the. effect that it is requiredto connect to the Lake Huron water , supply system by the end of 1942. Pipelines have been provided but about 100 residents arid commercial properties have neglected to connect to that 'supply: ,,, , • Minor injury in accidents is Une • minor injury wag reported in one ofrite three collisions investigated-by_the Xeter OPP this week. •$lair Hearn, Grand Bend, sustained minor injuries when his car 1uft Highway 81 --near-Grand.Bend .earl ur y morning e ftp in the ditch. • . Damage to the vehicle was listed at $800.• - Early Friday morning, a • vehicle driven by Catharine Anstett, Seaforth, left High- way 4 north' of -the.Mt. Carmel road and hit a tree in the ditch. - - The.driver es caped injury . . and. damage was set at . -S1,000• - - The other collision- ryas `reported .on Wednesday. when a vehicle netted by Carol • Taylor. Hillcrest Drive; Exeter.. was struck while.parkedat the Ironwood Golf Course. The vehicle'was .truck• by tine driven by Maurice Hut:k, Hit 1 Lucau. Total damage :h 5300. Sat dg and ndeil - C, C, " g IT WAS A PAtAllt RIPE - totxl.Maslen chairman of the Wean Oreat Ride for°Coancer waits for the ride to start with three members of his family Bobby.' Terry and his wife Bernice.. T•A photo Stephen township sks widening of highway The tewtship of Stephen rate was eight percented to a il:were Genesby stet will be asking tee Qua The tOWtzsbip restriction of Marastrow fora profile. plan runle`t`s Qf 't aes�aortatiea 1 - per acre to loans has afid report. Butt Commtin.ications to bete rescinded. Office eninpluyee Linda% ideo Highway 21 for 'a , One the strain Loan applica- • ()tiverwill beatten ding a Pro- cesEatpcvt. of too wettes at the tion -totalling $4,300 was Wily Standards School June °Wheel:if limits o€ the village approved- 1> g ee Gram! fronting Grand Municipal drain bylaws ap- O.ntario Minigter-of the bier" Cove Estates property. proved Were , for the, 'theist, vireleidareet Keith pattens 4s be- New provincial :tile drain Fternii -Morrissey. Makes, : lug ietformed• 'that the, lgaa rege,alatioies base been Lawson and Stade-drains. tewnshiP Wil! be using the aidppted. bx thetgwosbip. le A petitoe for:- revere of the, moxies .allotted for the €ansae a farm ikSaY obtain 60 . open portion ut the. Latta • Cron: and Centralia water- peree4& of the actiiat. cost of muwitcipa1'dliain at. tot eight, weeks syetems during the the work to a niaximuneloan concession ' , lots eight and t98zz` 3 fiscal year. of $20,000 in; any fiscal year, nine, Au&able Cuncerision with an Oeuvre orate of 10 per- and tots 10 and 11, concession veer per antrum. The previous • 21 was accepter stud forward - Want information on Tuckersmith pool ¥ (eber isn't; adverse to making a duration too the in- door pool operated by Tuekersmith. Township at Yanaatra, but they want fur- ther 'vetoes before'making any contribution to the deficit "Prevision has not been: made in the budget; to the ex - Witt requestedd, ". explained finance committee chairman Bill -Mickle. He told council_ that. Tuckersmith. had re-. questd that Exeter five Percent of the def' i oq approximately $2,000; -en the use of the feel*. by Exeter residents. - Council accepted a reeom- mendation of the committee to invite representatives. of: the township to ` a future meeting to discuss the: matter and provide details of their . present and past budgets. for the pool. Council also endorsed a suggestion by the committee to; set up'the procedures £oc at pu `chase order=-systew, foe the Gown; whereby when goods oc- 'repairs are requisitioned, written authorization by the committee chairperson would be by the department head involved. Anse approved was a _ recommendation to again re- quest the 1'l'C' to provide cur- rent salary rakes, the 1981 waterworks financial, report and;. the 1$82 t pworks. 41! `I 's a: conti�nuphee- of the infeijirfatiun requJ * last :. :year," Mickle explained. To honour mayor -'s SAttift Mayor Bruce Shaw has: already. had.asoppurWnity to• ,•ongratulate,his.son, Dave, on helping Kitchener win the. • _ efetnorial Cup, but he'll be 1"•C# Uation . • Continued froth front page • around student. Agricultural businoes management: Ernest Cerson, Kincardine - top academic student :in agricultural business management, profi- ciency ..in farm business management, profit;iency in faun analysis. Peter Kolkritttn, Witchell proficien- cy in soils. and -crop fertility. Robert Noerdegraff -- profs ciency in pork production pro- ject- Iron • Vanderljoek, Lucan; runner -upon pork pro- ject proficiency. Steven Willis, Kirkton - top student in agriculture business manage - Ment' from Huron County. Consumer••and community studies, food service manage- -merit: Mary Walker. 5lmcoe - • top academic -.student in tn►tne,ec:onotniis, Gwendolyn Richardson, ,Ashburn - home economics staff graduation award. Jofiring Vink, leirktoe - proficiency in foods 'anal nutrition. •An►mal health technology: Judith tsllinor, . London -- highest proficiency in animal health - technology. Cecina Campbell, Leadoff - award of merit in Animal :health teehnologye, Jane Fraser, Scarborough proficiency in clinical' orientation. Joy Van - Buskirk; Campbellville- pro- ficiency in cfinc:ial subjects. ifs Friday morning. ac- tivities, presentation's were made to a 'number of area farmers, businesses and hospital insitutions who have asisted the college over the pat 15 years. • • • .LCAT. principal Iluug Jamieson notedkihat the col- lege was established in 1967 and this was -the 13th gradua- tion. The 108 students graduating Friday brings the grand total of Centralia Col- lege graduates to 1,4126. .Jamieson pointed out that Joanne Mary Vink's gradua- tion marked • the fourth r nember of ttie same fami lyto rrimplete the Iwo year ck irse' .it Centralia. In attendance was -the termer Ontario Agriculture Minister W.A. Stewart who was instrumental in CMaolistiing the college! individuall;� and collective ly..You.ean have agreat in- fluence on_ the shape, the structure. and the viability df Canadian agriculture in the future". Switzer told the class of '82. - Platform guests included Dr: J.(;. Rennie, at •one time • in charge of Ametal Bushel"- . dry, at OAC ,Guelph and now assistant deputy. minister. 'Technology • and Field. Services. • :hoard winning graduates Hobert . Noordegraaf, Minesing- hest alt around sou-' de'm. Beverlee l)ubson, Cour- triglrt •- runner-up, best all CONSTRUCTION �VISINw ' including cleaning & repair SINUS* C IMICT14N. Farm buildings, home udditions.a4 . WINO, SOFPIT & FASCIA Aluminum doors &windows Shutters & Awnings - I McCANN ENTERPRISES Crediton 234-640 1 BEFORE YOU BUY A'packaged deal, inspect our IN1NI•SMEOS completely assembled, reedy to 'ise 2x4 frame construction clod in prefinished steel solid doors various sites KIN McCANN INTIRPRISIS LTD. 34.6401 • able to do It in more•official- ter)ns as well. gestion. of .Councillor .1,ossy Fuller. the younger, Shaw will receive a letter from the town congratulating him on being part of the natipnal Junior ''A" championship team. "We were all proud to say he came from, our town,". Mrs. Fuller noted in express- ing her feelings about wat- ching the championship wane on TV,. Saturday. - • "Except when he got the ••penalty," the Mayor sacci in reference toa misconduct the young defenceman pi(. oil up in the third period, In ex/moil- ing that situation, the Mayor was quick to lioint• out 'lit: takes atter. his mother... -Monday night, at the sug- Lions awards for blood. Blood the gift ut 111(11. Show on Heritage Day Pam• and f�rtup. is walling ' Fane and fortune could be wailing in the wing* for some talented youngster. The IIlW2 Sindhweetern (M - tarlo Talent Search is lriakiag hitt ygwtg performers aged 10 *0 31 to compete for cash prunes and the chewe to represent this area at au in- ternational youth taltetlt coo - test ta•be.held io Memplis. Tennessee in October•. A giant *also* contest for Americans has been au aur notal event in Memphis ter the past 28 years, afferiag ex- eellent • wires (itwlucting a' recording contract), weed% thousands of dollars. t.ast year when the rulee were changed and young pee- pie hon other eWaltries were allowed to enter the competi- tion, London's Western Fair organized a talent show and sent an area winner to Ten- nessee. Fourteen -year-old .female vocalist Marto Siveatra troai London and a contestant :chosen at the ' Calgary Stawpede were the only 'two Cauadiaa • con- testauts in Memphis last yar• - .. .For this year. the London ' Fair bas enlarged the talent contest's scope by asking. area agricultural societies to participate.` Preliminary coRnpetitienc will: be held in Exeter, St Marys, Woodstock and Kitchener as well as in t.00don. As. Exeter's fair will . be held in September, Bob t rtu, presideut of the Exeter Ars2ricuilturel Society decided to holo the allow ce* uni'- liol.with F..eter'* nage "1 knew there's quite a lot. of talent *mind". Bern staid. he ;dud his committee want to draw tateuted yoyugsters from Rawer. Middlesex. l.aeebtvie Pettit and Bruce, and baope the talent show will bec^oiue ala coni of event. Wie- ners' will be asked to also par- ticipate in the amateur show at the Exeter Fair in the fall. The four categorises of com- petition are venal, instruawoi- tal, dance and variety. Solo perfurmers or groups of up to four members will be ac- cepted scepted in each of the four categories. Each contest area will select three top per- formers in each class to com- pete at the 1962 Western Fair en Stage 10 during the /hat five days of the fair from Sept. 10 to 15. The 36 semi-finalists will each receive an Award of Recognition from Western Fair and will compete Sept. 16 and 17 to select a winner and Swim rates rise, wages the some Rates for swinaniing• int•- struction have been in- creased slightly for the Exeter and area pool but _ staff members will be • working for the same stipends as last year. At their meeting, 'Thur- sday, the South Hurverec board of management . - okayed iuereases for most swimming instruction. The three-week sessions for. beginners through to seniors will be $20, a bike of CM \£rum fast year. The two week session for tiny tots, frogs and tadpoles will remain at $14 while there is an increase of $1.00 for: the one-week session for moms and tots. That wilt S MICNANICAk.CHICK J • • i InsQn • • eon es: - r • ike is c ecke• - y Don Keep- ing of ,Jerry Maclean 8 Sofia os the town police held a -bicycle safety rodeo ut the rec centre Wednesday. Jodi is o grade one student from Precious Blood school McGillivray tax rate increased by 10 percent :1 to.l percent increases in for H11ron-Perth separate . • liesaid?lie owrrshiphas in- MWillivray Townships tax. school supporters. • elegised Its anuct ated e' rate has increased" thea p pit Townshi otos inereasecl dilutes S14,.' i e, 3567.761. A average fS ,0 property tux by 2.37 mills t - 64.45 mills on major portion ui • the. level $ti4Mo to Sl,(N5. farm and residential proper- • budget. • S15ti.(Nit1,. hs Oven Most owners. of fns ip ty.and.2.6 mills to 75.tr2 ,Hills • allocated ter roadie . a ' 'ssed at 'the township on• commerical property.. Tax c.ollt coon . deadlines e>,•;:tge '$pay- an addt+e sal are dune 30aurd Nov L Coun- it'ed to pay- an additional Amos said the county rate" 7.20 for education this velar, •incl ased 3.3T mills to 15.7 4 . t'r1 may increase the number millson Perm and ideiitial °t levies 1r•om 'wive to S ;es ter'Middlesex County • pro► rt and 3.97mllsto.'.o.'8 ► •`tarn, .i u S le Y' quarterly: mixt. year, to mills . on cotnni :i rel reduce hoi•rowing costa, he property. nidicatd'ol. a y t n t I 11.75 to mum - mill tui township. : te:rk William Amos said ito on -Perth Boma,' Catholiii :t,::r ,,te:.se: iuul supporters n tie, e.,r'ti liars of the township t',II'a. -'&. 80 mere in school a !;axe„ ehaii last year. • • None of us ever expect to . need a blood transtusaon..1ti acciidlent or 'emergency surgery can change that. The • demand for -blood of all types is .always high during the summer months but supplies -often run dangerously tow. i'n •encourage more iiar- ticipation the Exeter Lion's' club is sponsoring awards for • participation in local broad donor clinics. All clubs, organizations •or• businesses are eligible: to • register before the clinic ,n • one of five categor►es asci►r- ding to the number ot members; lir,einployees; ' ;-9; 10-19; 111719; 30 or mere., grade 12' and 13 classes ;it South Huron District high School. - The next a lirliC operated t►y the Iced Cross and sponsureei '.locally by. the Atisable River Nomads will be held on Thursday, May 27 2 -to 4 pan. and 5:3410 8:30.p.m. - Participation certificate~ will be presented to group with 50 percent or more par- ticipation and to .category leaders: I'or more itoformation and to register your group please contact Keene ,i Club, 1)oug.lamieson, heat 1411, Ex- eter. }'hone 235-2023, t7t�i,siucauon roto incre-is" rf 13'4tY nulls to 118.81 onfarna yid residenti0t property for ill Duthie sc hteej supporters in I he I,undoo.:dfddlesex school t pie:>tt. Huron•1'erth wi':Aratu .-chtiut s.upporjotn a;,rr.t r-sfteof 122.72 mills, an uc not.: fit I .3s mills. Com• . •tit:r,:'id si:huol rates were lar ' re alit ' : ':e mills to 139.7'7. nails for •rttr,tof the residents iri'.a t 1 nulls to 144.37 rnilis Only one pig stayed home Officer•:► of the Lucan OPP detachment are investigating the theft of .511 pigs from it •Mctiilltvrey township farm early .Tuesday morning. . The theft occurred on the farm of Ericf)evlaeminck at Lot 3, Concession 1. They were loaded ontott truck own- • ed by itobert John Brand fix - Walnut Iu-rnber, only firewood More walnut trees were cid town rec�tidy at the Exeter annInuutt5 park, and while wn►c peeete complained that they ,.ould have been sold for 'lumber +:other than being us - •cel for ,arettxid, that opinion refut(:et at Thur"dayy's leveling „r 'tae SH inti board of i tial itago int'! it. 1i ee1r,'. , Bill hose, in ie.,ttir , r' • ante of the corn- nice.,, ,,.f the trees, said 'e•rr ' worth anything 11.111 r firewood.. • 1: el Ito mill would take •., rt tying tries frost► 'ir because they 'naso t>,,saac,iy have (Wilt im- 1►eelelee le . hem and would • nein t he saw, hiLlttise: The 1 reed were removed to 'mkt way for the new soccer pitch .it the park. • • Atter hearing complaints about the rubble that exists in some areas of the park, recreationdirectorl,ynnei.'nr- ,, quhar said she wired:attempt to organize a work bee •with the assistance of the town's public Works (*Part Mont. to clear up the Mess left from' the removal et the grands- tand and other agricultural lxtildings. "ft's an eyesore and no nee wants to take responsibility for it !clean-up)". corn.' nietited Clary ittrmingham. ."We could argue until September as_ to who is responsible." commented Miss Farquhar, in. saying she'd attempt to get the boards and cement cleaned up. e:ter which win, panted .11 the farm. • - The pigs .were Taurste:`red In it lat•ge truck to a locution in iliddulph ''ownsit,p; just east of liighivaar t, ;hunt a smile and a hall from the original theft scene. t:oiistable I). v. Marshall told the 'T-,1 Iliesday after- noon, We believe one or two pickups were used to take the pigs away from the transfer point. tine pig. (escaped and was found in a nearby field." Marshall said the pigs wre. York-lfarnpshire and Landrnce-i)uroe and ranged in. weight from 46 to 73 pounds. The theft is believed to. have .occurred between midnight and 6:30 a.m. • • Bob. Beavers Kin p 'Phe Kinsmen Club resident of Sar. rua has elected former E11 tier resident ' Bob Beavers as ,preident •for the 1902.83 Kin year. Beavers, who will trine over from Bob Cook, assumes office on JWy,I. An employee of One. Chemical' Canada inc.; Beavers transferred to the Sarnia club three years from Peterborough. aaw be' $7.00. Public swimming rates are unchanged at children 35 cents, high school and kens 50 cents and adults 73 cents. Pool rental also remains unchanged at 825.00 per hour. ' Most ratesfor the use of the local ball diamonds are. also the same as last year. Minbr teams will continue to .get free use of the diamonds, while adult- teams will pay $5.00 per game or $10.00 with the use of the lights. Practice time for adults, although scarce, will be free. The pool staff approved for this year consists of supervisor Becky Baker. assistant supervisor Deb Taylor, instructor/guards. Tammy Robinson and Scott Batten and part-timers Sandra McCurdy and Lori Prance. Their salaries remain the same as last year at 8165 per week for the supervisor, 8155 for the other full-time staff and $3.30 per hour for part- time. Rev director Lynne Farquhar . announced that grants. had been premised for the . Huron Park playground and pool and there has been a verbal commitment for the Exeter playgroend. Official notification is expected shortly for. these two. programs. two runners-up in each category: Winners will receive $50 and runners-up $25. In the final competition, an overall winner and an overall runner-up will be chosen. The overall winner will receive 1500 cash and a trip to Ten- nessee, with the runner-up receiving $250 and elegibility to compete in Memphis if the winner is unwilling or unable to go. The cut-off date for entries for both Exeter and St. Marys i5 June 25. Complete informa- tion and entry forms are available from Mrs. Pauline Simmons, Box 607. Exeter, telephone 235.0626 or Bob Heywood. 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