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Times -Advocate', April 23, 1997 Page 3
Better equipped, better trained
Above, Dashwood Fire- Chief Jim Hoffman, far left, Exeter Fire Chief John Morgan, Casey
Zeehuisen, first vice president of the Exeter Legion and Stephen Township Firefighter Don
Clarke,, pose with a smoke' machine -that produces non-toxic smoke: The- device is used to
fill a con7rolled environment with smoke enabling firefighters to practice search and rescues
in simulated conditions. All three departments will- share the $850 machine purchased with
a Legion donatien. Below. Scott Heywood vice president of the Exeter Firefighters Associa-
"tion,- left, and Kathy Kirk.- secretary, treasured• display the new mini -Q4 lights attached to
their helmets. The department purchased 2.5 for$925 with the money raised at last June's
Pancake Breakfast fundraiser: -
Nomination night features Doug Fines
(IODERiCH -Doug T"'ne . has
received the full apprr••.al of the Ttu-
ron Bruce Reform c-and,lar.:-eler
tion Committee. reads .t Pe
form l,rese release • . •
Fines. who •ceks The Hui „
Bruce Reform nomination on April
38. will be accompanied by guest
speaker Rita Galloway. a n.iti'.e Ca-
nadian sett' i.t.
A Goderteh resident, Fines has
taken an interest in pro%incial •apd
federal politics; servtnta. on the flu
ion Bruce Reform Party Beard• kr
seven Years as secretary_ tundra's:
ng. membership and riding lyre.,.
dint He wa .d:t,•camp.t
er for Reform Candidate I ,
in a preyious.elecnrn.
Though ;tct'%ely tm•,ked
• poolitics.' Fiiies didn't e\1Tec' t„
for another IIl years hut because
has "the energy and the •dine to do
it now.' he decided:to forge ahead
with the decision.
"The issues are su crtieal at this
time." he added._
In 1941); his weldrn:. supplies and
inylustn,tl gas busincss in f Lgtereh
e\p.uuted t7. rnyruu4 i0.,,tl
\ .geii and equipinint \ t.•nr:
Lions Club. C'haniher (' 'rnrnerce
and ehureh member. Fines claims
.nothing of value comes w,thoui ct
f ort..
Doug Fines
1:sues"that•receive top priority for
1 one include the deficit. taxes and
l•ensi,'n plans. The new veneration.
lie claims. wants to see changes in
way the government ,pends
.,,ring
We're painted over here in this
r:,_ht win,/ thin_." he said of the Re-
'.'rtn party. "There's nu more right
.:iris_, lett wing ..We try t., he up
tr-oiit w,rlt the %viers."•
()rice .t salesperson 1'ur a large
ti„mp:iny. he claims his lith was not
unlike Political ,duties - finding out
what the customer wants and rro-
�fucm,e that product
"It's like a stallion running with a
group of horses." he explained. add
in_ the leader only runs if "the oth-
ers follow.
The election of the new Reform.
executive team has taken place
with the following- results; Ken
McCowan. Varna - president: Len
Lobb. Clinton •vice-president.
-policy: Mark Sully; Port Albert
vice-president. membershiprLeslie
King. Godench - recording secre-
tary: lithn Miller. Po_ rt Elgin - sec-
retary -treasurer.
John Deere Pre -Season SALE
$
9
per
month
Come in and 'see as soon.
Sale ends Mar'h 31
Now is easy to
get a head start
on spnng dunnq
John Deere's Pre -Season Sale.
Take the 5T)L38 Lawn Tractor for lust
S59 a month. That's a small -price to
pay for these powerful features:
• High-torque 13 -hp Kohler engine
• 38 -inch cutting width.
• 5 -speed gear -drive transmission
• Extra tight 1S -inch turning radius
• OptionalTricyder " rrulching attachment
•.30aaln Deere Promise
Exeter
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Adjustments
for the
1997-'98
school year
HURON COUNTY - Administra-
tive officials of the Huron County
Board of Education have an-
nounced ' Principal -and ` Vice -
Principal placements for the 1997-
98school year. The changes were
necessitated•hy retirements of Prin-
cipals as well as leaves of absence.
Elementary • •
Howard 'Morton Vice -Principal
at Clinton P.S. to Rrincipal.al Brus-
sels P.S.
Maggie Crane. Teacher at Tech
.21 to Vice -Principal at Clinton P.S.
Niall Straw. Vice -Principal at
McCurdy P.S. to Actifig Principal
" at McCurdy Ps. -
Jim .Binns, Acting Principal at
Wingham. P.S.. to Principal at Us-
horne P.S.
• Frank Stretton;- Vice -Principal of
Special .Education to Principal at
Wingham
Cheryl P.S.Peach, Acting . Vice-
Pnncipal at Wingham PS:to Vice -
Principal at Wingham P.S.
Floyd Herman, Principal at Rob-
ertson M.P.S. to Principal at Col-
borne C.P.S.
• Patty Brereton. Principal at Zu-
rich P.S. to Principal at Robertson
M.P.S.
Secondary _
Ted Doherty. Acting "Vice -
Principal at BSS/GDCI to Vice-
Principahat BSS/GDCI
Pat Senn, Acting Vice -Principal
at BSS/GDCI to Vice -Principal at
BSS/GDCI.
Joe Jankowski. Teacher • at
SHDHS to Acting Vice -Principal at
BSS/GDCI' ,
Bruce Eccles. Remaining as Act-
ing Principal at SDHS. .
Roti Parr. Teacher at SDHS to
Acting Vice -Principal at :SDHS.
- Laurie Hazzard Teacher' at
SDHS to Acting.Vice-Principal at
SDHS.
Jeff Reahurn. Remaining as Act=
ing Vice -Principal at CHSS.
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