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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-06-30, Page 5L �6 I■ �;I <•`K Iu1y6 , by -Exeter ctetptcil Ito -rereive compensation fort=aadess4 meat Maud .iax liKreieue .lanf houses nth thee zliNe saddetele` foam insulattoritass fel/*Twe4 down by -the federal _::govem- men t. The -loss - to idle -town is about $5,000. Residents of the police village, of Crediton have received the to hook -up -10' the new -Utehel-illuron pipeline water - weeks system. The house had grounds at 186 Main -street,- two -doors -north: of the Pentecostal 'Church -are- be- ing readied to open.as a'weekly Saturday night dmp+in centre •beginning July 9. The director will be Pentecostal youth pastor Randy Cox. On Saturday, the Villa of Lu - can officially opened its doors to the general public for a spec- tacular Open House. Cutting -the ribbon were MP Garnet Bloom- field, w MPP -Jack Riddell and Lu - can reeve Norman Steeper. S;Yfsrs Ago June' 27, 1968 . Practically all voters in -Huron county had something to cheer about in Tuesday's federal election. • Pro- gressive Conservative support- ers watched incumbent Robert McKinley build up an early lead to post a sizeable majority in his re+election bid while -Liberals were able to cheer. the wave of support which swept the country for Prune Minister Pierre Tru- deau. 'McKinley . gained 14,534 votes to 10,747 for -Liberal Mait .Edgarand 1,175 for NDP Shir- ley Weary. Robert Thomson of Kippen celebrated his 91st birthday Monday by completing the hoe- ing of -seven acres of white beans. A keen viewer of televi- sion he says there are too many commercials. '30>Years Ago July 1, 1943 - The budget of Huron county for adminstra- uon of justice was reduced by 51,000 owing to the fact that no -jurors were required in the first six months of 1943. Huron county traffic officer Norman Lever was placed under the po- -t ee--cornmittee-' ather-than -the mad committee. These . twq. moves were reported to Exeter - council by reeve • and warden 'Benson Tuckey. Public school inspector for 1 Huron J.H. Kincaid reports that mere then -half of the rural pub- lic school teachers in Huron have resigned, most of them to .take teaching positions in towns and clues. Films playing this week at Leaviu's Theatre are "It Ain't Hay" starring Abbott and Co- stello and "Eliery Queein" with William Gargan. . Wedding rings are selling for as bw as S4 at Exeter jeweller J.J. Lawson's. Every dollar invested in War Savings Stamps to July 31 is for one purpose only - to provide the Canadian Navy with more and more of its strongest weap- ons against U Brats, Depth Charges. $90 will buy a depth charge. Let Exeter and sur- rounding community send many of these. Let us all help in this "WW1 - June 28.11893'- Thelittle pen- cil problem which appeared in' our last issue has been success- fully worked out. by Norman Creech and is correct. Follow- ing is the result, "He received three of the four cent pencils;; 15 of the two for one cent and two of the four for a cent pen- cils A new plank sidewalk has been laid in Exeter in front of T. Futon's jewellery store. William H. Geiser of Creduon while drawing gravel last week lost a valuable horse due to.tatn- stroke. The annual strawberry festival at the Centralia Methodist Church was a decided success in every particular. More Item 1:000 persons title td. Pro- ceeds amounted to.5200 to be ttaetd for dying rent ,and other •P nttlie *Vows. Ag C,modi-- ton brass band : played avast wand selections lad seweived t$20 and a free Settlor. heir ger- vises. The new post; office on Con- ere stion 4 in .$iAtitljplt township presents an unptwing , appear- ance. The oaate given to lite new -.post office is, S t. Aury, not 11111111111116110611ft pliONNIS vo le Andrew 'Imine, General Coach president relaxes In one of the specialty vehicles manufactured in Hensel!. `By Oalsettlieint Pn HENSALL - General oetiChishn the move. T redititalally imam for its RV manufacturing, it -will tbe'a year in July since 'the 'first 'specialty 'bus was introduced. "Accessibility is what it's all about," said ,Andrew Imine, 'presi- dent of Oeeneral Coach. "It's ,difficult for 'the elderly, young children and handicapped to 'enter and leave the conventional bus," he said. ' 'The specialty vehicles manufac- tured in Hensen have a unique de- sign known as the efficient low floor. It can be described as a ramp that folds out rather than the lift that many specialty buses on the market have. With many lifts it takes at least five minutes before the,passenger is aboard the bus, but with the Gener- al Coach vehicle a passenger can be aboard in less than a minute, Imanse said. The buses can be fitted with 21 seats or wheelchair restraint sys- tems, -he said. Design of the vehi- cles varies depending on the pur- chasers needs. "Some have a rear entrance doors or electric door openers, for exam- ple." !manse shows the ,unique Westin of the specialty bus ramps known as the efficient low floor. This allows passengers to get on and off the vehicle in -less time and with greater ease. SAVE ENERGY AND MW MONEY! 1nataI1 Heating tontml System in ,your nonage iAk summed • • •; a • >y/E1d11t'at■wr k amielippiamtan: maim • ipavitiessaraititstimarkmikatiffookaNdieleY use • - two a !-+wide ttoopeltoi spam pvajkiiileswi ht> i n►. c ors Y ,doursdieely4Winclai44.46,440missi ,fits. ,rJwds all: �1�IIIr141i111�? abaalkitaankso.4416ylitrail4I 06,ioul4893.e111 t 4ii.i ueli-n. Ora igen err, Ortario (S19i 912- ft409 H •{Hl.cial walk "••d e! •!.dtheflt 44.110411016 • a 'Weirton Akel'1n ` aiftlh l992mAdateifiretbf' rte ve- ideIes»was ` 1' r Nrse 4 d Vent out Westi :C. rPf stsit#lstfuly. Sinee'Sten *tate than 'One - tan- dred boneslime 'been -sold ,across Ceti llndthe United Slates. "Rlgtut snow- there •are eleven in production there'll! be 'going to Ar- izona," !manse said. As more ofthe-bnses bit different markets in the two 'countries; de- mand for them also increases as people see first hand how the buses operate: Imanse credits a lot of General Coach's new found success to the hard work of the employees. Prior to production of the buses, General Coach was experiencing some of the common recessionary pains and the manufacturing com- pany new it had to make a'change. "We had to find something that would be in constant demand and we decided to produce a low floor bus." lmanse said. After making the decision to in- troduce a new product, they were able to hire 35 additional employ- ees. N V-ESTM EN TS GIC/RSP 1 Yr. - 5.50% 3 Yr. • 6.625% 5 Yr. - 7.25% •1 1 Segregated Funds 1 YR. - 11.66% 3 YR . - 1155% Gaiser-Kneale 5.2420, 238-8484 • GIC rates subject to change. Short- term rates available. Segregated )(wad rates reflect actual past perforwwwce. Future returns will vary. Atillthieht Itithillte �tV �ilftAlltl>rt rtd'ltstltele kiltWeetwtitic'lblile bf ittylel le. Mid The 'haute bf *deity `hes predu0libn looks bright "!bran tial Condi. "We are working on a second generation prototype which should be introduced next year," Intense said. This bus will be able to cony mere passengers. "In the future municipalities 'will insist en -this type of transportation because it's accessible to every- one." EHT Emploratilsahh Self-employed individuals with income over I M, O now have to meter. - Reg11n forms available HOMLITR, TAYLOR, PINDER Y comma Aaos- 711Kaii Stsyst N. 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