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$320,000 worth of road
work proposed for Exeter
The Exeter M&M Meats Tween ringette team brought home gold medals (in
this case trophies) from the Richmond Hill 'C' tournament on the weekend. In
front Holly Hern; middle left: Chelsey Mommersteeg, Frances VanOss, Aman-
da Overholt, Ashley Desjardine, Jaci Marshall, Jenn Timmermans; back left as-
sistant coach Kevin Baer, Laura Parsons, Brittney Foster, Christina Somerville,
Jennifer Alderdice, Shannon Baer, coach Michele Hodgert and Theresa Gal-
lagher. Exeter beat London 4-2 in the final (great goaltending by Hern, goals by
Alderdice. Marshall, Foster and Timmermans). Exeter lost their first game to
London (Exeter goals by Timmermans, Somerville and Marshall) but recovered
to beat Newmarket 4-3 (goals by Timmermans, Parsons, Foster and Marshall)
and Richmond Hill 12-9 (10 different Exeter girls scored). (photo/contributed)
County to continue present policy
By Jim Brown
SPECIAL TQ TH>: TIMES -
ADVOCATE
GODERICH
Municipalities in Huron
ceuxq will have to contin-
ue .paying for fire calls on
county roads.
The Wingham Area Fire
Board had written to the
county requesting financial
assistance on the provin-
cial highways that were
downloadedand are now
county roads.
The county Agriculture
and Public Works
Committee : reviewed poli-
cies of surrounding coun-
ties Bruce, Grey,
Wellington and Perth.
The committee found
these counties do not pay
for .fire calls on county
Ringette scoreboard
Mitchell 9 vs. Exeter 5 Next game: St. Marys at 9 a.m. on
Goals: Meghan McCann (4) Saturday; Sunday at 4:30 p.m.in
Assists: Staci Miller, Jessica Brock -Hensall vs. Waterloo
(2), Carrie Powe, Morgan Powe
Feb. - Exeter 5 at Seaforth 2
Goals: Alecia Drummond, Janine
Baer (2), Jasmine VanHaarlem (2)
Goaltender: Lindsay.Blane
Feb. 7 - Mitchell Black 4 at Exeter
4
Goals: VanHaarlem, Kristin
Ferguson (3)'
Goaltender: Blane
Feb. 5-7 - Richmond Hill tourna-
ment
Exeter 'C' M&M Meats 3 vs.
London 6 '
Goals: Jenn Timmermans,
Christina Somerville, Jaci
Marshall
Assists: Timmermans, Marshall,
Theresa Gallagher
Goaltender: Holly Hern
Game 2 - Exeter 'C' M&M Meats 4
vs< New Market 3
GoaLs: Marshall, Timmermans,
Laura Parsons, Brittney Foster
Assists: Marshall, Shannon Baer,
Chelsey Mommersteeg
Goaltender; Nern
Game 3 - Exeter 'C' M&M Meats
12 vs. Richmond 11111 9
Goals: Parsons (2). Timmermans
(2), Somerville, Gallagher,
Mommersteeg, Baer, Jenn
Alderdice, Foster, Amanda
Overholt, Frances VanOss
Assists: Timmermans, Somerville,
Marshall (2), Mommersteeg, Baer,
Alderdice, Overholt (2), Ashley
Desjardine (2)
Goaltender: Hern
Exeter 'C' M&M Meats 4 vs.
London2 - 'A' championship
game
Goals: Alderdice, Marshall,
Foster, Timmermans
Assists: Alderdice, Marshall, Baer
Outstanding in goal: Hern
Next game: Thursday in Hensall
vs. Forest; Sundayin Hensall vs.
Londn
roads. These counties stat-
ed their municipalities
have no problem collecting
for fire calls from the
insurance companies.
This policy was also
reviewed by county council
when the highways were
downloaded and letters
sent to all municipalities
indicating the county
would not be paying for
fire calls.
Municipalities which bill
the owner of the vehicle
find they get paid because
the individual. collects from
the insurance company.
The municipalities which
try to bill the insurance
companies are not as suc-
cessful.
Brian McBurney of
Turnberry Township said
paying for fire calls on the
downloaded roads should
be the responsibility of the
county.
The committee had rec-
ommended that the pre-
sent policy of no compen-
sation for fire calls on
county roads be continued.
The recommendation
was accepted and carried
by council.
B Craig Bradford
TIME -ADVOCATE STAFF
EXETER -- Exeter's
pubiie-works staff has
proposed the town stick
with the status quo when
It, comes to the costs of
proposed '99 road work.
In a report to the town's
committee of the whole
by service delivery man-
ager Dave Moyer,
$320,000 worth of road
work is proposed for '99.
The list of projects was
devised after public works
staff surveyed the com-
munity, assessed the con-
dition of town streets and
discussed the projects
with Goderich's B M Ross
and Associates, the con-
sulting engineers.
The projects include:
•Reconstruction
(removal of existing pave-
ment, new granular base,
curbs and gutters, service
relocation, widening of
street when needed) of
Simcoe St. from Andrew
St. to Edward St.; work
would include storm sew-
ers to complete work
started in '98 on Andrew
St. Price tag: $120,000.
•Reconstruction of
Churchill Dr. from Pryde
Blvd. to Eastern Ave; the
second layer of asphalt
wouldn't be laid till next
year (not included in
cost). Price tag: $85,000.
*Reconstruction of
Riverside Dr. from
Hillcrest Dr. to work on
Riverside Dr. done in '98;
second layer of asphalt
wouldn't be laid till next
year (not including in
cost). Price tag: $50,000.
•Pavement of Anne St.
from Marlborough St. to
railway tracks. Price tag:
$7,000.
•Pavement of Hill St.
from Main St. to park
entrance. Price tag:
$16,000.
•Pavement of Riverside
Dr. from Hillcrest Dr. to
turning circle. Price tag:
7
$13,000 (second layer of
asphalt to be laid next
year not included).
The proposal includes a
$29,000 contingency.
Councillor Joe Hogan
asked if any sidewalk pro-
jects were being contem-
plated, noting Wellington
St. would be a "high pri-
ority". since Nabisco is
working all year round.
Moyer said he'd look at
costs of such a project but
added he doesn't recom-
mend any major sidewalk
work.
The proposal will be up
for approval at Monday's
council meeting.
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Thursday, March 11, 1999
(8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.)
for
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(a) Students who will be 5 years of age by December 31, 1999
Junior Kindergarten
b) Students who will be 4 years of age by December 31, 1999
arents of Kindergarten Age children are asked to telephone their area
school no later than Friday. February 12. 1999.
Students presently attending Junior Kindergarten in an Avon Maitland
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The school will forward a registration package to the home.
The following information must be brought to the school at the time of
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Feb. 5,6 - Richmond Hill tourna-
ment
Game 1 - Exeter Optimist 'B' 9 vs.
Walkerton 7
Goals: Kerri liultun (3), Ashley
Gooch (3), Nicole Zwaan, Terri
Regier, Robyn Etherington
Assists: Fulton (2), Gooch (4),
Zwaan, Heather Morgan (2), Amy
Hodgert (2), Megan Preszcator
12), Kristin Regier, Jen Mittelholtz
Excellent goaltending by: Stacey
Snow
Game 2 - Exeter Optimist 'B' 4 vs.
Woolwich 8
Goals: Preszcator, F ulton, Gooch
(2)
Assists: Preszcator, Morgan,
Regier, Mittelholtz, Etherigton
(2)
Goaltender: Snow
Game 3 - Exeter 'B' Optimist 6 vs.
Newmarket 3
Goals: Fulton (4), Gooch,
Preszcator
Assists: Morgan, Mittelholtz,
Hodgert
Goaltender: Snow
Exeter was in a 3 -way tie for first
place but lost out with goal
against decision. ,
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