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the auction items -this year were do-
eated and not purchased.
"We'll come out better as far -as
`net profits are concerned," said
Monk.
Tammy Laye, who has been the
features' artist each year of the auk -
Officer on scene
extiiriguistes Saturday
Merin St. car fire
EXE'T'ER - The Exeter Poliee-de-
tachment investigated several inci-
dentrs this week, including a car
tire.
The Exeter Police and Exeter -and
Area Fina Department were called
to a car fire at the Domer of Main
and Sanders St. The fire was
quickly extinguished :and noiltJju�:
ries resulted.
On SundayMidlice'anIaated' M.
=s$teael Deffernan of Ailsa Craig fo
etmpaired driving. He will appear in
isourt May 26.
Saturday, police arrested Dawson
:Cella of Exeter for driving a motor
ereIiicle with excess of 80 mgms
blood/alcohol. His court date.
beenset fo:May-26.
Friday, police stopped a 'chicle
on Main. St. and arrested a female'
passenger .for possession of a nar-
cotic. Charge is 'Brandy Devoy of
RI Mu,.cey. She wil.also appear'
in court May 26.
Last Wednesday, Exeter Police
attended to a broken window inci-
Er music
groups in
:Canadian
-birthday
festival
tQntFtt
EXETER - -Exeter's musical
groups are gig together tonight;
-Wednesday May 6, to create a festi-
val, of.Canadian -music in celebra-
tion of Canada's 125th year since
Confederation.
"The free -admission concert -will
•age rialheirlargeggymnasium-0f:i
&mth:iitsta 1 D riet:High Scho61;1
atacting: _at 7:30 :p m. _Donations
:will.be:acetipted.utiihe.rdoor.And •
wi>jtgo toward:SoutihHurott-Haspi-
IaL
The ovening _-has-been- organized
bydhe 'NeW lbuonia:Singers who
,will -.be :one : of Abe performing
oupSAhi&-earanutg. .thWri,'frer- -
formers inciude.ihe:SHDHS .Con-
cert Band.and Choir. -the
Legion Commuoity,Band,:and the
primary _choir Iran Exeter Public
.School.
:Drr-ection
Last week:the-Exeter Town Po-
lice reportedahat a Martin Webster
was treatedfor injuries after a, traf-
fic accident in town.
However, that report was intmor.
The accident victim was a Martha
Webster, of John. St.Eaeter.
-dent at -396 Main St. and -arrested
an adult male for intoxication. Fur-
ther investigation into this matter
revealed that criminal code charges
will also be laid, against this same
person. Damage was estimated at
5250.
tion, ttpeke a few words at the din-
ner, thanking *the€e who have ,so
eagerly purchased her works over
the years. Laye said she had been
asked several times after the auc-
tion if tithe was upset her Watershed
Srene did not draw higher bids.
'No, 1 am not upset about the
original, but the guy who bought it
got a good bargain, so good for
him," said the Lambeth area artist.
"You have a really good auction
and a great community," concluded
--.&ye.
Many seemed genuinely pleased
with the evening, despite stretching
out until nearly midnight. If there
was a rough note with the evening,
organizers acknowledge it had to
he the dinner itself.
The kitchen staff wore perhaps
not fully prepared to serve the 4021
dimers and the kens of the main
course arrived m infest Jrt. Li-
ons member Tont Hirai 'the
club tmderstands the ion
some may have had with the $35
per -plate meal, and he -says the Li-
fts promise to have the Twoblem
solved for next year's dirrher-sae
tion.
LOEB
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