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Tintes-A vocate, April 22, 1998
COMM LI N 1 T Y
Art club setting up schedule
EXETER - Formally known as
the Artistic Touch Art Club, the
newly named Exeter Art Club
held their. annual elections on the
evening of April 2.
New '.club president- is
Katherine Weber. vice president
is Fran Roelands, secretary is
Judy Steeper; and treasurer is
Mary Verner.
The new executive have been
busy planning a full calendar of
events. Scheduled are one and
two day workshops. taught by
loyally. renow n artists.
W .rkshoiis are .usually held on
Saturdays and run from 10 a.m. to
3 or 4 p.m. Field trips to local art
galleries and museums and on site
'painting in nature' excursions are
also planned.
The club is an informal group
with varying degrees of talent and
skills. Anyone interested in art is
welcomed, any medium and any
level, from beginner to advanced.
The club- meets every first and
third Thursday of •the month,. in
the art room (107), at the South
Huron District High.S&'•oo1.
If you are ; arrested ,n joining
or need more information, call
Weber at 234-6711 or Roelands at
294-6710.
The Exeter Art Club recently elected their new executive.
Shown from left to right, Fran Roelands, Mary Benner, Judy
Steeper and Katherine Weber.
Fashion Show enjoyed
By Muriel Lewis
Granton correspondent
GRANTON - . Several from the
Granton area attended the history
hook meeting at the Biddulph
township office on Monday eve-
ning April 13th.
A number of women from this
arca enjoyed the annual Kirkton
UCW Spring. Luncheon Buffet and
Fashion Show at the community
centre on Wednesday, April 15th.
The Lenten luncheon and service
which was cancelled in March was
held at the Lucan Community Cen-
tre on April 15 hosted by St. Pat-
rick's CWL. Reb. -Phomas Blondin
led the meditation about reflections
on the Resurrection.
A large crowd attended the annu-
al Lucan United Church hecf sup-
per at the community centre on
Thursday, April 16th.
At the Granton United Church on
Sunday. Dave Williams of Kirkton
took charge of the service. The ser-
mon was entitled 'Hc makes a dif-
ference' based on- lessons from
Acts 5, Revelation 1 and John 20.
In keeping with Earth Day the choir
sang 'Touch the Earth'.
There was no service at St.
Paul's, Kirkton on April 19 but
Kitchen renovations in the works at GB United
GRAND BEND - It was a packed church with chairs.
in the aisle on Easter Sunday at Grand Bend United.
Niore than 30 Easter lilies were banked in front of the
altar in memory of loved ones.
Special music was by' Laurie and Amanda Candella
of Stoney' Creek. as they. sang solos. They are the
daughter and granddaughter of Norm .and Bette Tufts.
Rev. R. Putman talked to the children about the. sym-
bols of resurrection; the shroud, a bowl of sweet fra-
grance, a stone, bread, wine and a cross, which were
carried in by the children and laid at the front.
A number of younger children sang "Climbing
Jacob's Ladder" accompanied by'Irene Kennedy at the
piano. Scriptures were read by Sherwood Eddy. The
choir anthem was "He is Risen." - •
The introit was arranged and played by Norm
Abbott.
Resurrection stories was the theme at Grand Bend
United Church on April 19.
1. Rev. R. Putman's story to the children, he told
them about a boy' who was frightened on an airplane
until he was shown a pilot was in -charge.
To the congregation. Rev. Putman said many people
are doubters. until they realize Jesus is always with
them.
Scriptures were read by Connie Russell. The choir's
anthem was "Because He Lives."
In the absence of organist Norm Abbott, Lynn
Tremain played the piano for hymn singing.
Prayers of and for'thc people was given by Bob
Southcott.
The flowers in the sanctuary were in memory of Eva
Fahner, placed by her family.
Twenty-one United Church Women met Thursday
afternoon, April 8 at the church. President Evelyn
.Johnson. home after a month's holiday in B.C., opened
with a reading entitled "Rejoice." Laura Flcwelling
and Vera Rempel gave meditation talks on Easter.
Hymns of Easter were sung accompanied by Irene
Kennedy at the piano.
Jean Cassidy read some Free Press items on racial
discrimination. When Cassidy and her family lived in
Montreal, they were on the.same street as Jackie
Robinson, the young colored -ball player who became
so famous. He was not allowed to play on a Canadian
team because of the color of his skin. He was accepted
by an- American team and went to the top, opening the
way for colored athletes.
The roll call was answered by naming a new church
official
Plans were discussed for the Celebration of Soup
luncheon on April 18 at the church, with proceeds
going to the Canadian Food Grains Bank. A birthday
party is planned for Blue Water Rest Home on May 11
at 6:45 p.m.
Upcoming events are: Huron Perth Presbytery meet-
ing on April 20 atNorth Street United Church in
Goderich; and the 36th annual London Conference of
United Church Women on April 27 and 28 at Dundas
United Church in Woodstock.
Kitchen renovations at the church were planned.
"Happy birthday" was sung for Laura Flewclling, and
55th wedding anniversary wishes were given to Hazel
Broad and husband Roy.
Flcwelling led in a closing prayer. Lunch was served
by Marg Love and Norma Waiper.
The hi -weekly euchre game was held April 8 for
Grand Bend Golden Agers at Uie Legion Hall. Winners
were: ladies high - Jackie Leroux; Ladies low - Jean
Dann; ladies lone hands - Ada Dietrich; Mens high -
Cleve Brophy; Mcns low - Claude Leroux: Mens lone
hands - Jini Love.
The next euchre will he held April 22 at 7:30 p.m. at
the Legion.
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Gearing up for plowing match. The Usborne and Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company
in Exeter is one of five mutual insurance companies sponsoring the Huron County Beau-
tification Competition. Residents are encouraged to spruce up their homes, farms, agri-
businesses and community properties In advance of the 1999 International Plowing Match
in Dashwood. Standing are Bill and Marlene Munn, beautification committee chairpersons.
Sitting, from left, are Sharon Doxtator of the Usborne and Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance
Company with staff Elaine Skinner and Trudie Decker.
many from the congregation attend-
ed the Perth Deanery Easter Cele-
bration and Service of Witness of
the Resurrection of the Lord held at
St. Jaynes Anglican Church in Strat-
ford. •
UCW
The. general UCW quarterly
meeting was held at the Granton
United church on Tuesday evening,
commencing with refreshments
served .by Unit 4 members who
were also in charge of the program.
Marilyn Humphrey welcomed eve-
ryone and gave the meditation
'Why should I value life' assisted
by Betty Dann and Norah Wissel.
Humphrey closed with a poem
about 'Hugs'.
The president Audrey Westinan •
led the business discussion. An-
nouncements were made of the
Westminister Weekend May 29-31.
the London Conference annual
meeting April 27 and 28, the Re-
gional Rally on April 21 with the
theme Uprooted People. Theannu
al bazaar is scheduled for October
24, the beef supper at the park on
June 17, and the Vacation Bible
School the last week in July. Each
of the units reported their activities
and the president closed the meet-
ing with prayer.
Changes to collection in the
Township of Hay
Effective April 27, 1998
changes will occur to
collection in the
Township of Hay.
Collection will remain on
MONDAYS.
• Residents on Hwy. 21
and West of Hwy. #21 and
the Village of Dashwood
will receive WEEKLY
collection until October 26
at which time collection
will return to bi-weekly
• All other residents will
continue to receive BI-
WEEKLY collection with
the next collection day
being May 11 through the
remainder of the year.
We wish to remind you to
place your blue box and
tagged garbage at the
curb by 7:00 a.m. to
ensure uninterrupted
collection. If you have any
questions or concerns,
contact your Recycling
Hotline
at 1-800-265-9799
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Canadian Tire
Country Bakery
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McTavish Gas Bar
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Shoppers Drug Mart
South Huron Hospital
Tasty Nu Bakery
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Country Market
Macs Convenience
Mothers Pantry
Shoppers Drug Mart
Tenderspot
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Granton Food and Video
Granton Hardware
HENSALL
Erb's Garage
McTaggarts Market
Ron's Health Centre
HURON PARK
Huron Park Foodtown
KIPPEN
Huron Sports Outfitters
KIRKTON
Kirkton Market
LUCAN
Beckers
Clarkes Food Market
Darlings
Lankin Shell
PARKHILL
Beckers
Hicks General Store
McIntyre Pharmacy
Parkhill Variety
ST. JOSEPH
St. Joseph Store
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CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
EXPANSION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS
NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORT
The existing Town of Exeter sewage treatment facilities are hydraulically and organically overloaded. To address
this, and to accommodate future development, the town is proposing a project which will increase capacity and
provide an upgraded level of treatment. The project involves the expansion of the lagoons onto Lot 25, Conc. 2,
Twp. of Stephen, which is immediately north of the existing facilities; the deepening of existing Cells 1 and 2, the
addition of Intermittent Slow Sand Filters; improvements to the phosphorus removal system and the upgrading of
pumps at the main sewage pumping station.
The town has planned the project under Schedule C of the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal
Water and Wastewater Protect (1993). An Environmental Study Report has been completed and by this Notice
is being placed in the public record for review. Subject to comments received as a result of this Notice and the
receipt of necessary approvals and financing, the Town intends to proceed with the construction of the works.
The estimated cost is approximately $6,450,000. The Town has requested provincial funding assistance and
intends to finance their share through increased sewage user rates and development contributions and charges.
The Environmental Study Report is available at the following locations:
Town of Exeter Huron County Library
Municipal Offices Exeter Branch
322 Main Street 320 Main Street
Exeter, Ontario Exeter, Ontario
Phone: (519) 235-0310 Phone: (519) 235-1980
Further information may be obtained from the Town's Consulting Engineers, B.M. Ross and Associates
Limited, 62 North Street, Goderich, Ontario, N7A 2T4, Phone (519) 524-2641, Attention: Steve Burns, Project
Engineer.
Please provide written comment to the Town Clerk within 30 calendar days from the date of this Notice. If
concerns regarding this project cannot be resolved in discussion with the Town, a person may request that the
Ministry of the Environment "bump -up" the•project to an individual environmental assessment. "Bump -up"
requests must be received by the Minister at the address below by May 22, 1998. A copy of the "bump -up"
request shall be sent to the Town Clerk. If there is no "bump -up" request by May 22, 1998, the expansion of the
sewage treatment works may proceed to construction as outlined in the Environmental Study Report.
Minister of the Environment
135 St. Clair Avenue West
15th Floor, Toronto, Ontario, M4V IPS
This Notice issued April 22, 1998.
Mayor Ben Hoogenboom
Town of Exeter
322 Main Street
Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6
Trust.
•
A child shows it instinctively with its
first faltering steps. Over the years, trust
becomes a precious gift given only to
special friends.
Trust. A quality we've earned.
FUNERAL HOME
Funeral Directors
Bill Haskett and Dan Houle
Exeter. Ontario (519) 235-1220
Member by invitation
National Selected Morticians
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NEWSPAPER DEALER LOCATIONS
AILSA CRAIG
Steve's Variety
BRUCEFIELD
Brucefield Variety
CENTRALIA
Centralia Variety
DEVON CORNERS
Sunys Gas Bar
CLINTON
Beckers
CREDITON
Jem Variety
Jordy's Gas Bar
DASHWOOD
Doug & Nancy's
DENFIELD
Denfield General Store
EXETER
Beckers
Canadian Tire
Country Bakery
Darlings
Donuts Now
Exeter Shell
Exeter Variety
Frayne's General Store
Holtzmann IGA
Huron Restaurant
Macl.eaQs Horne Hardware
McTavish Gas Bar
Seips valu-mart
Shoppers Drug Mart
South Huron Hospital
Tasty Nu Bakery
Triangle Discount
GODERICH
International News/Suncoast
Mall
GRAND BEND
Barefoot Pedlar
Country Market
Macs Convenience
Mothers Pantry
Shoppers Drug Mart
Tenderspot
Wrights IGA
GRANTON
Granton Food and Video
Granton Hardware
HENSALL
Erb's Garage
McTaggarts Market
Ron's Health Centre
HURON PARK
Huron Park Foodtown
KIPPEN
Huron Sports Outfitters
KIRKTON
Kirkton Market
LUCAN
Beckers
Clarkes Food Market
Darlings
Lankin Shell
PARKHILL
Beckers
Hicks General Store
McIntyre Pharmacy
Parkhill Variety
ST. JOSEPH
St. Joseph Store
ST. MARYS
St . Marys Journal Argus
VARNA
Varna General Store
ZURICH
J & I_ Variety
Sevier 's Market
55 LOCATIONS TO PICK UP YOUR
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
To increase your traffic flow and to
become an Exeter Times Advocate
dealer, please call Sue Rollings
235-1331.
CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
EXPANSION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS
NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORT
The existing Town of Exeter sewage treatment facilities are hydraulically and organically overloaded. To address
this, and to accommodate future development, the town is proposing a project which will increase capacity and
provide an upgraded level of treatment. The project involves the expansion of the lagoons onto Lot 25, Conc. 2,
Twp. of Stephen, which is immediately north of the existing facilities; the deepening of existing Cells 1 and 2, the
addition of Intermittent Slow Sand Filters; improvements to the phosphorus removal system and the upgrading of
pumps at the main sewage pumping station.
The town has planned the project under Schedule C of the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal
Water and Wastewater Protect (1993). An Environmental Study Report has been completed and by this Notice
is being placed in the public record for review. Subject to comments received as a result of this Notice and the
receipt of necessary approvals and financing, the Town intends to proceed with the construction of the works.
The estimated cost is approximately $6,450,000. The Town has requested provincial funding assistance and
intends to finance their share through increased sewage user rates and development contributions and charges.
The Environmental Study Report is available at the following locations:
Town of Exeter Huron County Library
Municipal Offices Exeter Branch
322 Main Street 320 Main Street
Exeter, Ontario Exeter, Ontario
Phone: (519) 235-0310 Phone: (519) 235-1980
Further information may be obtained from the Town's Consulting Engineers, B.M. Ross and Associates
Limited, 62 North Street, Goderich, Ontario, N7A 2T4, Phone (519) 524-2641, Attention: Steve Burns, Project
Engineer.
Please provide written comment to the Town Clerk within 30 calendar days from the date of this Notice. If
concerns regarding this project cannot be resolved in discussion with the Town, a person may request that the
Ministry of the Environment "bump -up" the•project to an individual environmental assessment. "Bump -up"
requests must be received by the Minister at the address below by May 22, 1998. A copy of the "bump -up"
request shall be sent to the Town Clerk. If there is no "bump -up" request by May 22, 1998, the expansion of the
sewage treatment works may proceed to construction as outlined in the Environmental Study Report.
Minister of the Environment
135 St. Clair Avenue West
15th Floor, Toronto, Ontario, M4V IPS
This Notice issued April 22, 1998.
Mayor Ben Hoogenboom
Town of Exeter
322 Main Street
Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6