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Times-Advocate, 1985-11-06, Page 38Page 22A Times -Advocate, November 6, 1985 IN THE CRAFT KITCHEN — Handling sale duties in the kitchen at Saturday's. Exeter Kinette club show were Vicki Reynolds, TracyCampbell, Phyllis Humphreys and Wanda Reynolds. Cost of pole billed to driver The PUC's old truck was sold for $5,500 recently, manager Hugh Davis reported to the regular October ses- sion of the Commission. Davis said he , had hoped to get $7,000, but as the vehicle was sold uncertified and a local garage had estimated that $1,060 worth of work would be required to allow it to pass a safety check, he was satisfied with the price. A transformer was installed as soon as it was delivered last week, and Ex- eter Tool and Die is now in business in the former quarters of Golden Harvest Seeds. The man who knocked down a pole on Wellington St. in September was sent a bill for $3,600, the cost of the replacement. Davis. reported three occurrences of breaks in the water main on William St. Davis said this strange coincidence could not be attributed to a change in water temperature, nor to frost. He speculated that it could have been caused by ground movement. An expensive replacement of pipe at' the curling rink is on the immediate horizon. The ancient galvanized line on club property had been constant- ly patched and clamped, and now the HALLOWE'EN AT USBORNE—atihown prior to Thursday's Hallowe'en party at Usborne Central School are Laura Bowers, Erin Coward and Craig Skinner. T -A photo lit All 10 varieties 'Cookies dor. $1.49 I Crusty Rolls doz. 99t No veinber Specials Enriched a. White Bread 24 oz. sliced 79C Butter or Mincemeat Torts 6s 1.50 We have candied cherries, fruits, its,, etc., also nuts, raisins, snack's, candies, etc. Prepackaged for freshness. Example: Red Glared Cherries Ib. 2.39 Sunshine mix lb. 2.99 Fruit Mix lb. $1.37 Bakery &Cheese House Raisins lb S1.27 EXETER 2350332 ZURICH 235412 Cheeses Mozzarella 2.99 Ib. Processed Slices2.99 Ib. Over 40 varieties donuts No w available "Deluxe" Christmas Cake Chapman Dorothy I would consider it a privilege to represent you for another term of office on Exeter Council Nov. 12 For information or transportation 235-1644 The Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association Huron Perth Unit encourages all those who are eligible, to cast their VOTE • for the candidate of yodr choice in the upcoming municipal elections on NOVEMBER 12, 1985 Lorne Ridout, President. PUC line under the road is also leaking. The job will begin as soon as materials arrive. If the weather -is mild, a length of fire hose will be run from the hydrant to the rink's cooling system to keep the ice from melting while repairs are in progress. Davis estimates the utility's share at close to $2,000, as copper pipe is very expensive. Davis reported 16 new water ser- vice connections in 1985, with more to come. He wondered why Exeter's population remains fairly constant, while the number of households has gone from 1,607. in 1979 to the present 1,695. Davis said the street lights have been installed on the new stretch of John st., and lighting is in and energized for the extensions at the mobile home subdivision. Meter testing has been completed, and the anodes installed along Thames Rd. This means all capital budget items are finished. Figures published by the Electrical Utility Safety Association show that the Exeter PUC's safety record is "now in the 15 -year area, getting near the top". Davis is to attend a marketing meeting in London, and warned the Commission he may voice his objec- tion to some of the advertising he dislikes, citing as one example the talking furnace. The PUC will meet for its next regular session on November 27 at 3:30 p.m. Jibbery Jive You and your family won't want to miss the fun when the delightful children's program, "Jibbery Jive", comes to your local public library this fall. Popular singer -guitarist, Deborah Dunleavy, presents an entertaining program of tongue twisters and nonsense chants combined with hap- py, upbeat music - hence the name of the program, "Jibbery Jive". - Sponsored by the Huron County Public Library, with the assistance of Ontario Library, with the assistance of Ontario Library Service - Saugeen, the Outreach Ontario program of the Ministry of Citizenship & Culture, and the Touring Arts Fund of the Ontario Arts Council, Deborah Dunleavy will perform at the Hensall Branch Library on Saturday, November 9 at 1 p.m. and at the Zurich Branch Library on the same day at 4 p.m. Purchase a ticket at the Zurich or Hensall libraries for only $1.00. Ms. Dunleavy specializes in drama and music for libraries, schools and community programs. Since 1972, she has been working professionally as a singer -guitarist and composer. Special award to Hully Gully At recent dealer meetings held in Ottawa and Vancouver, Hully Gully Sports & Recreation Ltd. won national recognition. In Ottawa, Randy Collins, president of Hully Gully accepted the Award of Excellence as the outstanding Honda ATV dealer in Ontario. In Vancouver Randy was recogniz- ed as one of th top 10 Suzuki dealers in Canada and received and sent Gord and Becky Collinson a 10 -day trip to Japan. Town of Exeter; I would like to praise the efforts of your PUC staff and the people on the town work force who collect our refuse, cut dead limbs from trees, carry away large and unwieldy heavy discards, and generally help keep this lovely town neat and tidy! The town workers appear to take pride in a job well done, and their ef- forts and dedication pay off hand- somely. They must suffer from a fair amount of petty criticism. It's unearned! Travel anywhere in On- tario and you'll not find a better ser- viced town. Most people here take pride in caring for their homes, but they are well and truly aided by the town's workers. It's difficult to pick out one from many, but I'd like to highly commend Bill Hirtzel. He's a genius with a chainsaw. Please let Bill and his fellow workers know I appreciated their ex- tra efforts. • Yours truly, J.M. Gibson • News front Varna area By Mary L'hessell Renlembrance Day will be observ- ed next Sunday in Varpa beginning with a church service at 10 a.m., followed by a service at the Cenotaph at 10:45. The International Year of Youth was celebrated with a special church service last Sunday. A playlet about Christian faith and God's involvement in historical events was presented by Jacqui Taylor, Leslie Linfield, Dar- ryn McAsh and Scott Kirton. Darryn led in prayer for young people and Scott McAsh dedicated the offering. Scott Kirton played a guitar solo. Ian- Deslauriers, who is an active layman in Wingham United Church and a leader .in youth groups and camps, led the singing of songs like the Sunshine Song, Blowing in the Wind, Amazing Grace, Peace Like a River, the old hymn Whosoever Will, Let it Be, and the beautiful 0 Lord, based on Psalm 8. He sang a solo, Father and Son" and told the children a story about family relation- ships. Ian works for the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. Rev. Brown regrets that she was unaware that the school choir was singing at Egmondville Church's 150th anniversary. She would have scheduled this special service for another Sunday, as several of our young people and their parents were unable to attend. Wilfred Chuter attended the wed- ding of his granddaughter Lisa Boyce in Richards Memorial United Church on Clarke Sideroad in London on Saturday. She married Gerald Poc- • zik. The reception was held in the Budapest Dining Room. Harvey Hayter was admitted to Clinton Hospital on Friday, having suffered a heart attack the previous Sunday. He is doing well and should soon be home. Bible study underway The Exeter Golden Age Club has started their regular Bible study meetings for this winter season. Lessons are in the Dutch language. Anybody who is interested to join in can contact the president A. Hummel at 235-0317. The meetings are always held -every other Wednesday from 2-4 p.m. in the basement of the Christian Reformed Church. We study the book of the Philippians. 4111(.1 1 4(.4 AJt/' 1 1 ‘. 1 15 Si -IC k( be rn e� • BEST STEPHEN PUMPKIN CARVER — Lori Hutchison was pumpkin carving winners at Stephen Central School. Above, over her creation during Thursday's Hallowe'en party. 410 # 4%1 one of the she looks ► Put a new voice on town council on November 12th... 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