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WAYNE B. SHAPTON
R.R. tt 1. Exeter, Ont., NOM 1S0
Telephone: (519) 235-1027
Notice
to
Exeter Prbik Utilities Commission
Water Consrrers
Please be advised that restrictions
for watering of lawns and gardens
have been cancelled. The Commis-
sion wishes to thank its customers
for their co-operation.
EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
H.L. Davis, Manager.
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USSORNE TEAM CHAMPS — The Division I1 minor atom softball champs are from
Usborne. Back, left, coach Larry Taylor, Jason Westlake, Debra Pfaff, Toby -Lynn
Taylor, Tiffany Tryon, Robbie Passmore, Tom Passmore, Jeff Westlake, Sarah
Kerslake and assistant coach Ed Kerslake. Front, mascot Tracey Taylor, Tina Taylor,
Rita Bilcke, Trevor Taylor, John Passmore, Gerry Edwards and Darryl Hern. Miss-
ing were Mark Lynn and Nicky Szabo.
Decoration at Clandeboye
The annual Memorial Ser-
vice and Decoration of
Graves was held at St. James,
Clandeboye, Sunday.
The cemetery was a carpet
of beautiful flowers, placed in
loving memory of loved ones,
whose mortal remains lie in
this sacred spot.
Rector, Rev. Bruce Pocock,
assisted by Rev. Keith Brown
of the United Church, con-
ducted the service.
Special music was con-
tributed in a trio by
Catherine, Cheryl and Bonnie
Lynn. Flowers on the alter
were given in loving memory
of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Carter,
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Carter
and Douglas Carter, by their
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Carter, Kevin, Joanne and
Lisa enjoyed the holiday
weekend in the beautiful state
of Vermont, U.S.A.
Congratulations and best
sy MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Rev. Mary Mills conducted
morning prayer at St.
Patrick's Church Sunday,
next Sunday, September 12th
Sorority starts
Alpha Pi Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority have
again started their meetings
after a busy summer.
The ladies of Alpha Pi
Chapter along with other
members of other Sorority
groups helped out with Ex-
eter's First Heritage Days.
Janice Brock was Alpha Pi's
representative for Heritage
Days.
A refreshment booth at the
men's ball tournament
August 21, 22 and 29, raised a
large amount of money to put
towards service projects for
" this coming year. Thanks to
the ways and means commit-
tee for all the work they put
into this booth.
August 25, a Beginning Day
supper was held at Sharon
McNeilly's home with a
delicious meal served by the
Alpha Pi 1982-83 executive.
Five prospective new
members were guests. A
short business meeting was
held and yearbooks for the
coming year were handedout
to all members.
at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Greg Smith
will be in charge of Holy Com-
munion and Baptismal ser-
vice, as Rev. Smith is leaving
for his new charge at The
Church of the Transfiguration
London. This will be his final
service at St. Patrick's as
rector.
September 19 Thanksgiving
service is planned for St.
Thomas Church Granton and
September 26 the Thanksgiv-
ing service is planned for St.
Patrick's Saintsbury, October
3 St. Pauls Kirkton is observ-
ing their Thanksgiving
service.
Miss Jean Barker, London
spent Thursday with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Barker.
Mrs. Ford Dyer, Sarnia
spent the holiday weekend
with her daughter Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Carroll and
children.
Mrs. Fred Dickins and
daughter Brenda and a friend
Mrs. Price, London visited
Mrs. Heber Davis, Saturday
and Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Davis were her
guests . Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Davis and Crystal were her
guests Thursday evening.
Miss Marilyn Tindall
returned to U.W.O. Tuesday
of this week.
This Saturday and Sunday,
Kentucky Fried Chicken has
a sensational special for you.
A Bucket, with 15 pieces
of finger lickin' good chicken,
priced at only $8.50.
The Sensational Saturday
and Sunday $8.50 Bucket.
At Kentucky Fried Chicken.
There's nothing like it.
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wishes are extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Bev Bumstead (nee
Janet Goddard) who were
married Saturday, in Lucan.
They will be residing in their
newly built home, just west of
St. James Church,
Clandeboye.
Seth wedding anniversary
Over 200 guests attended
the 50th wedding anniversary
"open house" for Harvey and
Olive Ovens August 29 with
their family, Douglas, Edna
and grandchildren James,
Dorothy and Donald, held at
the home of William and
Mary Smibert, Margaret and
Alice Smibert.
Neighbours, friends and
relatives came to honour
them on this special occasion.
They received many beautiful
gifts, cards and floral
tributes.
Guests came from South
Carolina, Port Huron,
Michigan, Toronto, Aylmer,
St. Thomas, London, Ailsa
Craig, Denfield, Carlisle,
Lucan, Maple Lodge and the
surrounding Clandeboye
area. The will lend
remember the and
good wishes they received.
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tr Iia minister
Sack from Illuropean jaunt
Op Mr. TOM KOOY •
' Rev. Burton end Mrs.
Crowe returned home Tues-
day evening following a six
week tour of European
countries.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Walker
and daughter have moved
from Huron Park to take up
residence in the home they
recently_purchased from Mrs.
Lorne Hicks. W welcome
them to the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hirtsel spent the holiday week
end at Taberen's Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. (has (Scotty)
Baynham of Calgary, Alber-
ta, who are guests at the
home of their sister in law,
Fluoride costs
going down
The fluoridation of Exeter's
water system could be con-
sidered again, especially in
light of a report from the
Huron Medical Officer of
Health that equipment costs
aredecllning and that there is
art being made that the
pro-
vide grants tot municipalities
for the cost of the equipment.
Dr. H.R. Cieslar, Huron
MOH, reported that the Socie-
ty of Medical Officers of
Health are asking the
ministries of health and en-
vironment to consider grants
to cover the coat of fluorida-
tion eeqquu ent.
Qeslar,wwho noted Exeter's
water is low in fluoride and
may prompt the. Health Unit
W consider instituting new
school dental programs, sent
along a chart estimating the
cod of fluoridation equipment
at just under $15,000.
Mayor Bruce Shaw noted
this was well below the cost
determined when the matter
was investigated by council
eight years ago. He termed
that cost 3eclineas "strange„
At his suggestion, Deputy -
Reeve
ty-
Reeve Alvin Epp
talk to Dr. Cieslar
the matter at this week'sregarding
ses-
sion of county council.
Mrs. Gordon Baynham, in
Exeter have been visiting
relatives and friends in this
area.
Tuesday of last week, all
were guests at .the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hux-
table; and were Friday even-
ing visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Bowden. Before coming
to Exeter they were in
Hamilton where Mr
Baynharn *trended a
convention
The September mooting tor
United Church women will be
held in the Schoolroom of the
church Thursday evening at
8:30 p.m.. Slides of the Orient
will be shown and everyone is
welcome to attend.
It was back to School for
teachers and students Tues-
day. This coming Sunday,
Sunday School classes will be
retuned In the United Church
following summer vacation.
The time 10 a.m. and a good
attendance is requested.
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Ontario Property
Gr -ant Applications.
Ontario Tax Grants for '
Seniors is a program
designed to help offset
municipal, school and
retail sales taxes and home
heating costs for Ontario
residents 65 and over. The
Property 'Dix Grant portion,
of up to $500 per household,
is provided in two instal-
ments annually. The first
instalment of the 1982
grant, based on 1981
applications, was mailed in
the spring.
The Ministry of Revenue
has just completed the
mailing of Property Tax
Grant applications which
seniors must complete in
order to qualify for the final
instalment of his grant.
If you received a 1982
Interim Grant, you will
receive an application.
TAKE CARE
• COINPLETE
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APPLICATION
ACCURATELY
Thke.a few extra minutes to
fill out your application and
then check it again for
accuracy. This makes it
much easier for the Ministry
a process youra
particular,get your cheque to you. In
,
remember
yow. taxes or rent
for the entire year;
• Sign your application.
Spouses 65 or over should
also sign;
▪ yottr marital status or
address has changed, fill
chequesout the appropriate section
on the application.
The Ministry will begin
mailing Property Mx Grant
and continue to do so on a
regular basis.
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Some points to remember
• if you have not received an application
within 14 days and believe you are
eligible for the Property Tax Grant.
please contact the Ministry.
• Those seniors who reach the age of
65 between July and December will
receive their application early in 1983.
• Those seniors who reach the age of
65 in 1962 will receive a grant for the
hill year once they return the application
td the Ministry.
• If you moved permr,rii'ntly into Ontario .
dewing 1982. your grant is based on the
time ynu resided in Ontario. If you have
not received an Application. please
contact the Ministry.
• Seniors who are: riot eligible for federal
Old Age Security hut who have pie' 1-
ously established eligibility for the
Pmperty Tex Grant will also receive an
application. if you mesion in a tax-exempt
property such AA a chronic cant facility.
a home for the aged or similar institution.
yryu are not eligible for the grant.
However: if you move into a tax-excsanpt
property durtngg 1982, you AIN' eligible
for O Property Mix -Grant based on your
rent or property taxes prior to your move.
On December 3, Ow Ministry of Revenue
will mail a *50 Saln4 'lirtc (;rant cheque
to all Ontario minions. No application is
necessary for this grant.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 'THE MINISTRY'S Mini;f iJN(;t;Al. INFORMATION (:i?H'I'RE:
• In all other nmalt+,
diel 1-1300-2011 7121
• In Metro lbronto,
dial 985-8470
• In Area C:exier 807, risk ttir!
Operator for Zenith 8 20fi(i
Or write to: Ontario Thr Grants for .Seniors, Ministry of Revnntie, Guaranteed
Income and 113Ix Credit Branch, Queen's Park, ;Toronto, Ontario M7A 2113.
Ontario
Ministry
of
Revenue
Oeo*ge Asha
Mini9ter
TM Rawl,
PeDuty. MinistAr
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