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Times-Advocate, 1985-01-02, Page 1Page 2 Times -Advocate, January 2, 1985 Looking bask Continued from front page Among those marking leap year birthdays was Brenda Couckuyt, Grand Bend. The Exeter Mohawks defeated the all-stars in the annual South Huron all-star contest played at Hensall. Winner in the Crediton Social Club public speaking contest was Geoff Strang. Usborne. Runnersup were Henri DeBruyn, Mt. Carmel, and Piet Blaavaer, McGillivray. March '7 John Tinney was re-elected chairman of the Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Authority and the 1984 budget was set at $1,365, 892. Charles Corbett. Lucan received a 25 -year service award. Federal funding was final- ly approved for a 6,000 square foot addition at Precious Blood Separate School. Carbon monoxide poisoning was blamed for the deaths of an Exeter couple, Gerald and Marie Hamilton. By a vote of 24-3, Huron County council decided to keep committee meetings The 60 men entered in the beard contest for the Hensall centennial held a fun night that included a pie eating and throwing) contest. April 11 Employees at Bell Aerospace at Grand Bend returned to work after an eight-week strike. Addie and Charles McNaughton assisted in the ribbon cuttng cermeony for the opening of the new com- mercial banking unit at the Bank of Montreal. Sheila Copps spoke to the Liberals annual meeting in Exeter, while John Crosbie was here to speak to the Pro- gressive Conservatives. - Huron Country Playhouse general manager Heather Redick" was presented the Victor Polley award for ad- ministrative end of theatre and .general arts management. ' Hensall Shea woods defeated the Exeter Mohawks to win the South Huron in- termediate hockey championship. Faye Gaiser. SHDHS closed to thepublic basketball --star -vas-named- ---A committee to research winner of the Mike Mose the drinking and driving pro- scholarship. The high school blem was named by, Exeter gymnastic team won the council and included Dr. and Huron -Perth championship. Granton's Mike O'Shea won the Outstanding Young Farmer award for the Great Lakes Region. April 18 Meetings •were held to organize Block, Parent Organizations in Usborne and Stephen Township. - Stanley Reeve Paul Stecklp was elected president of the Huron Municipal Officers Association; Exeter's Liz Bell vice-president; and Tuckersmith's Bob Bell se- condvice-president. Opposition leader Brian Mulroney named Huron - Bruce MP Murray Cardiff a5 deputy critic of agriculture. A burglar alarm was in- stalled at the Exeter police office. South Huron's gymastic team won the WOSSA title for the third straight year. Sheila Reaburn opened a gift store in Hensall. Grand Bend was selected as the site for the first sym- bolic planting of a white pine to mark Ontario's bicentennial. • April 25 Former Exeter OPP member. Cpl. Bi11 McIntyre was found murdered in his Oakville apartment. Students at SHDHS held ap- preciation week . for all members of the school staff. The Exeter Region ban- tams won a hockey tourna- ment in Buffalo. Federal funding was an- nounced for the new senior citizen's apartments in Grand Bend. - r; - The !Mr -Year -drat torest band performed to complete the concert series of the Grand Bend Concert Association. An accommodation review committee recommended that J.A.D. McCurdy school in Huron Park remain open under its present format. May 2 The 125th anniversary of Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church was held Sunday. Cut- ting the cake were Bishop of Huron Rt. Rev. Berwin Jones, Trivitt pastor Rev. Jim Sutton and Church wardens Tom Humphreys and John Heslinga. Gregus Construction of Ex- eter and Slaught Plumbing of Crediton were awarded con- tracts for the addition to Precious Blood School in Exeter. - Exeter Pentecostal Taber- nacle has purchased four acres of land at the south edge of Exeter to construct a new church to seat 550. The main topic at a public meeting of the Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Authority was the Biddulph township landfill site. Willow Wiper, a six year- ojd pacer owned by Bob Hamather set a season record at (he meadowlands winning a race in .53.2. May 9 Jennifer White of Hensall was killed when the all - terrain vehicle she was driv- ing was in collision with a car on Highway 4. south of l tensa l t . Members of the Claybird gun club participated in a Pitch -in cleanup program in Hay township South Huron Hospital has purchased five more safety approved infant rental car seats. Workers at Dunline Divi- sion of Dunlop industries have ratified a new three year contract which offerd no pay increases. but promises to keep pace with inflation through cost -of -living payments Terry William McCurdy of Mrs. Don Ecker, Peter Snell, Ted Johnson, Ralph Topp, Verna Gingerich, Shelley Lit- tle and Lauretta Seigner. Zurich skater Kathy Merner won a gold medal at a competition at Plattsville. • March 14 Florence Ryan of Mount Carmel was named queen of the Western Fair Farm Show. The Exeter Lions and Lioness embarked on a pro- ject to raise funds for lighting at the local tennis courts. The Exeter Hawks ousted the Lucan Irish in four straight games to reach the OHA semi-finals. Tenders were called for. the new Lucan Scout Hall. Joe Bengough was elected president of the Hensall BIA and urged council to consider hiring a professional businss analyst to study means for bringing further businss enterprises to the community. Farm financing- and soil erosion were featured topics - when the Huron Federation of Agriculture met with area MP's and MPPs. March 21 Anglican Bishop David Ragg and Roman Catholic Bishop John Sherlock were on hand to celebrate 10 years of joint usage of Trivitt Memorial by the local Anglican and Catholic congregat ions. A 20 -year-old Hensall man. Terry William Glanville, died in a fire which gutted his mobile home. Mary Ryan, RR 1 Walton, escaped from the fire and was murdered later in the year in Stratford. Members of the Mount Carmel CW1, donned feathered costumes to present a Hen Party play. Lawrence Becker. landed an 80 -pound eight -foot sailfish while holidaying in Mexico. Plans Were unveiled for the new Thisty Fox l'ub and Restaurant in Grand Bend. The Christian Service Brigade at the Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle received, their charter.- 'darch '28 Spring fashions were paraded in a fashion show. sponsored by the Dashwood Businss Association. Sheila- and Bob Reaburn won the pri a for the most authentica y dressed couple at the pre -c ntennial dance in Ilensall. JMP won the A champion- ship of the Stephen townshp • rec league and the Centralia Flames captured the B honors. Grand Bend Guides raided almost $1.000 selling spices. South Huron's Frain Topp, Scott Miller. Brent Atthill and John Mol were selected for the annual Huron -Perth all- star basketball games. A pony was among the items sold at an auction sale conducted by the Lucan Optimists. April 1 Huron County council ap- proved a budget of $16.2 million, an increase of 13.6 precent over the previous year. Former Exeter mayor and Legion stalwart, R E. Pooley, died. Biddulph Township staged a banquet to honor retiring clerk Austin Hodgins, who served the municipality for 35 years. The Huron Board of Educa- tion okayed a budget of $37 million, an increase of five present over 1983. Kevin Short was elected president of the newly form- ed Exeter Optimists. the Grand Valley Harvesters eliminated the Exeter hawks in the OIIA semi-finals. Blanshard township was charged with attempted murder when his uncle Ross Frederich McCurdy was shot in the left arm. Hay township mill rate for 1984 goes up 5.5 percent. An early Saturday evening fire gutted a dairy barn on the farm of Wayne Regier, west of Crediton. ' Lee O'Rouke of SHDHS wins the all -Ontario gym- nastics championship in in- termediate bars. The SHDHS badminton team wins Huron -Perth and WOSSA championships. May 16 Ontario Agriculture Minister Dennis Timbrell and Services Minister George Ashe officially opened a new engineering building at Cen- tralia College. Two inches of snow covered the ground in the area Sunday for Mother's Day. James Britnell of Goderich, the unsuccessful candidate -for the Progressive Conser- vatives in the Last provincial election was named to the En- vironmental Assessment Board.— At Friday's annual gradua- tion ceremonies at Centralia College of Agricultural Technology, guest speaker Molly McGhee stressed finan- cial management for graduates. Susan McClure of SHDHS was tied for the senior girls championship in the Huron - Perth track and field meet. The spring blood donor clinic sponsored by the Ausable River Nomads was termed one of the best ever with 254 donors. May 23 Two men from Stratford were killed early Saturday morning when their pickup truck ,struck a tree on Highway 83, about nine kilometres east of Exeter. Exeter council did not en- dorse a resolution calling for Ontario to become officially bilingual. Area clergymen voted to reject a controversial report calling for the ordination of self declared homosexuals in the United Church of Canada. The new Grand Bend village hall and office facili- -ty was officially opened Monday. May 30 NDF critic Brian Charlton calls for the closing of the Bid- dulph township dump. Biddulph township taxes rise by 7.8 percent. The liquidation -of merchan- • ise from The Junction, one of eter.'s oldest and largest department stores was .con- ducted this week by Gardner Auctions, The Gerry Smith family of Exeter has just relleased their second fiddle album which is simply called Gerry Smith with Wayne and Linda. The Northcrest- senior citizens apartments were of- ficially opened in Hensall, Sunday. The Karner blue butterfly whiclllexists only on 100 acres of land near Grand Bend will soon be announced as On- tario's 15th endangered species. Paul and Perry Pooley sign two year free agent contracts with the Winnipeg Jets of the NHL after four successful years with the Ohio State Buckeyes. June 6 Assistant Natural Resources Minister Paul Yakabuski officially opened • the new combined ad- ministration building for the Ausable-Bayfield Conserva- tion Authority and the township of Stephen Friday afternoon. Huron -Perth separate school teachers have given up part of a three percent salary increase to.help the school board cover costs of additions to three schools. A ribbon was cut at Craigholme Sunday afternoon to get a fund raising cam- paign underway to combat Alzheimer Disease. Stephen township council decided to purchase a new road grader. The Exeter police depart- ment received their ALERT roadside screening device to combat drinking drivers. Grand Bend residents push for immediate action in nam- ing a bylaw enforcement officer. June 13 SHDHS math teacher Joanne Young is back in jail. She was arrested Monday while protesting at Ontario Hydro headquarters in Toronto. At the annual meeting of the South Iluron Association for the Mentally Handicap- ped, the audiences told the organization is growing because of a waiting list of those wishing services and programs. John Stephens of Exeter at the past year's -highlights has been named governor if District A-15 of Lions International. The 1984 mill rate for the township of Usborne goes up by eight percent. More than 100 persons at- tended an annual potluck din- ner for the South Huron Big Brothers and Sisters. Bright sunshine prevailed to make the 1984 Hensall Spring Fair a huge success. June 20 The new Exeter Optimist club received it's charter Saturday night. The first president is Kevin Short. Mildred McGrefir was honoured Friday after 15 years as a teacher at the Huron Hope School at Huron Park. Tony Jones -was -named the best cadet at Friday's annual inspection of the Huron - Middlesex Cadet Corps. The Ausable River Nomads and the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority have combined to provide over- night camping facilities on the west side of Highway 4, opposite Riverview park. - Celebrating 50th -wedding anniversaries this week were Doug and Eva Triebner, Ex- eter and Oscar and Laura Miller, Dashwood. At the annual SHDHs athletics award banquet. Faye Gaiser received the Mike Moser Scholarship for outstanding efforts as a senior girls basketball player. The 13th annual Hensall fid- dlers' contest drew a large crowd and Karen Reed was the grand champion. June 27 The estimated cost of a pro- posed water system for the township of Hay has been set at over two million dollars. Fleck Manufacturing of Huron Park was honoured by the Ford Motor Company and received a quality production award. Lively interest was shown by Southcott Pines residents in a discussion of Grand Bend boundaries. Former Centralia College vice-principal Molly McGhee outlined directions for women at a conference at CCAT on the weekend. Strawberry suppers at Dashwood, Greenway and Thames Road draw large crowds. Paul Pooley was named college hockey player of the - year in and received the Hockey News trophy from editor Bob McKenzie. July 4 "Wasn't that a party" was the comment heard from many following Hensall's Centennial celebrations. The weather was perfect for four days of fun and reminiscing. Exeter's nominee for a native son designation in the Bicentennial section of the Huron County Atlas will be Charles Trick Currelly. He was born in Exeter in 1876 and was the fist direcor of the Royal Ontario Museum. SHDHS teacher Joanne Young was suspended by the Huron Board of Education un- til further notice without pay. Construction has begun on the former May Jones proper- ty at the corner of Main and Sanders streets. The main te- nant will be Big V Pharmacies. - An Ontario Supreme Court judge has dismissed a motion by Peter and Erika Nippa, RR 1, Lucattrto have the Bid- dulph dump site closed. Eleanor Salmon of Dashwood has returned after a 23 day tour of continental Europe. July 11 A small twister -hit -an -area - of Biddulph ' township, southwest of Lucan Friday morning causing heavy damage to the General Airspray airstrip located on the farm of Roscoe Hodgins. The tax rate for 1984 for the township of Stephen will be in- creased by eight percent. Eleven grade 13 students at South Huron District High School have qualified as On- tario Scholars. The annual quilt show at the Lainbton Heritage Museum was again a huge success. The township of Tuckersmith will receive a special assistance grant of $132,000 from the Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing. July 18 The South Huron Rec Cen- tre board of gement has delayed its y dict on their five year capital cost forecast of $169,100. Zurich resident Heather Redick announced this week that she would seek the Liberal nomination for the Huron -Bruce riding in the next federal election. She is general manager of the Huron Country Playhouse. In a letter(�gg the editor, former Exet'�t residents Mollie and 1 Heywood describe Exeter as the pret- tiest town they saw during a 2,000 mile trip. Cathy Seip of Exeter was named Ontario Hostess of the Year by the Welcome'Wagon farmer will represent the met to see if a fly OMB organization. Libertarian party in the Perth hearing over a mg change Jul 25 riding of Huron Bruce in the for Huron Farms could be The Huron Board of Educa- next federal election. avoided. tion has written a letter to On- A new wildlife pond and Former fighter pilot John tario Minister of Education log cabin on the Parkhill con Libby" Gibson was guest Bette Stephenson asking per- servation area property own speaker at Exeter Legion's mission to dismiss high school ed by the Ausable-Bayfield G Remembrance Day dinner. teacher and nuclear arms Conservation Authority was Darling's ILA bounced protester Joanne Young. officially opened Wednesday• back in two days from a cost Plans have been released The Richard Ivey Fou�tdation ly fire that insurance ad for major renovations to the donated $5,000. justors had predicted would Stephen township arena at Sergeant Kevin Short of the close operations for two Huron Park. Exeter police department weeks. Comedian Billy Meek was received top marks and glow The Ausable Bayfield ('on one of the feature attractions ing praise in a recent junoir servation Authority presented at the 40th edition of the management course at the its 1984 Conservation Award Kirkton Garden Party. Aylmer Police College. to local weatherman Jay CraigThe residents of Ailsa Campbell. were upset after two Friedsburg Days celebra- South Huron Panthers won members of the Gala Days tions at Dashwood were very , the Huron -Perth junior foot - committee were arrested on successful. Cheryl Dowson of ball championship. gaming charges in connection Exeter was crowned Queen. Huron District High School to Exeter hosted the district with the weekend turtle races. August 15 run for the Conservatives in fair officials' annual meeting. To the surprise of no one, Dan Brie Agri Products of Huron -Middlesex. November 21 Murray Cardiff gets the Pro- Exeter will be receiving an Traffic signs have been Exeter Pharmacy will close gressive Conservative Ontario Development Cor- erected at Winchelsea, scene when the ITig V opens. The nomination for the next poration term loan of $100,000. of two recent fatalities. merger of the two companies federal election in the riding Opening of the detention Grand Bend groups discuss will result in the Exeter staff of Huron -Bruce. centre at the Bluewater Cen- Burgerfest changes. headed by Esmail Merani August 1 tre in Goderich has been - The Kints family again moving up the street to the The sod was turned delayed to late 1985 or early cleaned u wi "r -school new — Wednesday by the Grand 1986. air exhibits. The Exeter planning ad _Bend-Non-ProfitHousttgCoi --Former Exeter resident The furloughing Brewster visory committee decided on family visited the Lucan a split vote to deny a request Revival Centre. to allow a truck to be parked Dashwood ladies attended a at a Sherwood Crescent Lutheran convention in residence. Stratford. A contract has been award - October 3 ed for a new breakwater at Council debated allowing Grand Bend. commercial trucks to park in The new Lucan Scout Hall residential area. opened on Saturday. Marlene Taylor, Hensall, Hunters in Huron bagged began a fight to keep the 176 deer. secondary school curriculum November 28 at the Robarts School in Lon The Exeter R.E. Pooley don, rather than moving the branch of the Royal Canadian program to, Milton. Legion donated $10.000 to the Grand Bend was awarded a Exeter fire department for provincial grant of $10,000 to the purchase of vehicle ex help pay for a study and. traction equipment. upgrading of its landfill site. Former Exeter mayor Retired college head Jim Judge William G. Cochrane McDonald opened the Ilder retired from the bench. ton Fair. Anti-nuclear activist A blitz was planned in Joanne Young was dismissed Lucan for a Scout -Guide hall. by the Huron County board of area public schools. The ma- jority of Huron -Perth - Catholic school suopoorters favour such a program. Area residents travelled to Midland or Downsview to see the Pope. erald Dearing, RK 1. Ex- eter, showed the top lamb at the Western Fair. September 26 The 1984 Exeter Fair was one of the best ever. Hay's deputy reeve Tony Bedard won the corn -eating contest. Entries were up in the Ladies' Division. The Terry Fox run in Ex- eter set a record by raising $3,000. Bryan Smith was acclaim- ed at a meeting in South c poration for construction of senior citizens' apartments. Separate accidents at Win- chelsea and Whalen's Corners this week claimed the Jives of two men. Bruce McDonald was nam- ed the Liberal candidate for Huron -Bruce in the next federal election. Kathy Kenney was named Queen of the 1984 Zurich Fall Fair. • Arnold Mathers of Exeter, principal at Huron Centennial at Brucefield has been nam- ed a superintendent with the Huron County Board of Education. Paul and Heather Klopp of Zurich attended the sixth an- nual young Couples con- ference sponsored by UCO. Centralia College principal Doug Jamieson and head of ' livestock section Dennis McKnight were named presi- dent and secretary - treasurer, respectively of the eastern branch of the Cana- dian Society of Animal Science. August 8 Residents of Winchelsea have petitioned Huron Coun- ty council for better traffic control at their main intersec- tion following a number of fatal accidents. Residents of Hay township requested a vote on the pro- posal for a water system along Highway 21 from Highway 83 to Drysdale. Joe Yundt, a Brussels area BEST BEARDS —Posing with t eir and -won trop ies a ter winning the `Hensa Centennial beard -growing contest are Bob Baker (left), most colourful; Gerr Ntilonds, longest; Harold Knight, best moustache and beard; Alphonse Grenier best beard and Dan McGlinchey, best trimmed. y • • ..,,,,elgls HENSALL TO. HENSALL — Among those travelling a long distance to the Hensall centennial were Hensall, England, residents Mr. and Mrs. Derek Pickerill and their family. They were welcomed by ambassador Harold Knight and ambassodress Irene Davis. The English pair visited Hensall last year as well. 411116. GETTING TRIMMED — Betty Greasier prepares to remove husband Alphonse's six- month -old beard, judged best all-round beard at the Hensall Centennial beard - growing contest. Shirley Taylor was killed in an accident on the Cameron sideroad-• South Huron teacher Joanne Young was released from jail in Toronto on her own recognizance following a demonstration Thursday at the Litton Systems Canada plant. Improper practices at the Hensall dump concern members of council. The second annual Ontario open Sandcastle competition at Grand Bend was won by the Colonial Hotel Turrets. The new lighting system at the Exeter Lions tennis court was turned on Sunday mgnt. Gerry Smith of Exeter was crowned intermediate cham- pion at the weekend Canadian Fiddlers championships in Shelburne. August 22 Pat Soldan has been named principal of J.A.D. McCurdy School at Huron Park. Ernst Beilharz of Baier- sron, Germany was a guest at the successful weekend Sum- merfest Days in Crediton. Sherri Wells was crowned Junior Queen. Lots of sunshine Sunday afternoon and the appearance of singer Jeannie C. Riley Saturday night contributed to a successful Lucan Lions Fair. Many area residents took in the visit of tall ships to Goderich during the week. August 29 The 500 workers at Fleck Manufacturing at Huron Park averted a strike by ratifying a new contract. Five office workers at the General Homes System plant at Hensall went on strike, Monday morning. The 91 students at Precious Blood separate school in Ex- eter received an extra four days of summer holidays when the school renovations were not finished on time for the usual school opening on the Tuesday following Labour Day. Kenneth Upshall of Staffa was killed in an accident on Highway 83, east of Exeter. The 19th annual Zurich Bean Festival again attracted large and hungry crowds. September 5 MP Murray Cardiff was re- elected in the riding of Huron - Bruce. . easily defeating nearest opponent Liberal Bruce McDonald by 23.969 votes to 8.802. NDP candidate Valerie Bolton came in a dis- tant third. Hay council discussed Ex- eter's opposition to a zoning bylaw to create an agri- industrial park at Huron Farms. Exeter juvenile girls won the PMW fastball championship. A 4-1-1 computer club was formed in Huron county. The new Stanley complex, housing the municipal offices. a work garage and a large community centre. was of- ficially opened with an ap- propriate ceremony attended by local dignitaries. September 12 Area car accidents claimed two lives. Attendance was down at this year's Kirkton Fair. Dr. John Corbett. long-time Exeter dentist, retired. The Huron board of educa- tion said the public school at -Vanastra will not close. A severe rootworm infesta- tion affected local corn crops. September 19 Exeter council turned down duck hunters' request to hunt Christmas craft show and at the local lagoon. sale was very successful. The end of the soccer Huron Country Playhouse season saw Exeter teams announced measures to with three of the four league ' reduce its deficit. titles, two of four A playoff Ailsa Craig celebrated On - titles and two of four B playoff tario's Bicentennial with a titles. special evening at the (own I'oor attendance at a public hall • meeting indicated little sup- Not ember I port for French immersion in Exeter and Ha councillors O bee 10 education. MPP ack Riddell was The Lucan Flyers won the unopposed at a Liberal A championship in the oldtimers' tournament. nomination meeting, Dave Shepherd was elected The final ATV series ended at Hully Gully; Junior hockey direto resident off Huron sCountry began in Exeter. Playhouse. The_ number of entrants was lower at the 1984 Mid- December 5 dlexex plowing match, held at Exeter will take its.dispute Doug Glenn's Sylvan Farms. with Hay township to the A beef herd improvement OMB. association was formed in Kirkton's Jamie Westman Huron. will be one of the soloists with . Usborne bantam boys won the Toronto Symphony at its the league and tournament Chrismtas performance. fastball championships. Greg Hoggarth, Kipper, October t7 won the Cardiff trophy Darling's ILA began con -presented annually to the sfruction on a 6,240 square outstanding 4 -Her in Huron. foot addition to the present Area corn started on its store. way to Ethiopia. The majority of Hay lakeshore residents -voted for Tim Fraleigh reached lon- a new privately funded water tative agreement on some system. areas M their land dispute. Exeter swimming pool end- December 12 ed the season in the black. A new workshop was of Exeter Precision Skating facially opened in Dashwood. Club held a successful Ladies The first snowfall of the Night Out. winter caused a number of ac - Valedictorians George cidents in the arca. Tomes and Lisa Rundle Huron County elementary received awards at the teachers settled for a four SHDHS commencement. percent increase in 1985. Huron ag reg Don Pullen The County rejected salary was the recipient of the Huron hikes for its employees. Federation of Agriculture's Iluron bean producers annual award. heard at their district's an - Visitors from Natal attend- nual meeting that 1983 was ed a Lucan UCW meeting. the third-besi. in the OBPMB's Twenty-five Grand Bend history, and prospects for the merchants presented council 1984 crop are excellent. with a petition to establish a Fifty-five county citizens BiA in the village. received Bicentennial medals October 24 at a ceremony in Seaforth. Consultants found local Kippen -East Women's In - businesses are optimistic. stitute celebrated its fiftieth Exeter PUC manager Hugh birthday; three first-year Davis warned of unavoidable members were present. increases in 1985. December 19 A former Exeter yacht township reeve builder was sentenced to a Paul Steckle emerged the vic- year in jail on two counts of tor after a close. four ballot fraud and three of theft. contest for Huron County Huron Women Teachers warden. Association held their annual Usborne's Elimville Hall meeting at the Pineridge closed its doors permanently Chalet. on December 31. SHDHS's field hockey team A Hensall man is awarded won the WOSSA champion- $1.500 by the Criminal In - ship for the fourth con juries Compensation Board secutive year. for pain and suffering incur- Hensall Block Parents, red in a stabbing incident. formed earlier in the year. Centralia and Zurich held now has 45 members.Santa Claus parades. The jol- CCAT held it annual open ly old chap in the red suit also house. visited Dashwood • ,pouncil 7 Exeter PUC Exeter r!mci{ shifted its position on trick parking and detoured regulations. Continued from front pagr� The Novemstifferber meeting of Commission: the Huron board of education Agreed to increase the rent left the future 04 anit-nuclear on the apartment over the of - activist and teacher Joanne fice from $106 per month to $112.36. Tho tenant pays for Young still unresolved. Agreement was reached heat and utilities on top of among Environment On- that. toric, the village of Gland Were advised by Davis that Bend and Stephen township 1985 could he another busy on sewer rates for Grand year with indications that one Cove subdivision will be developed Exeter Kinetics' annual and the next step in the mobile home park could also get underway. Agreed to write off $1,330.91 in delinquent accounts. -.earned that the Christmas lights set up in the parkette at the office had been taken down prematurely after 40 bulbs had been stolen in ode night. Vandals also made off with several bulbs last year - Grand Bend and landowner