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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1999-07-14, Page 15Town of Exeter Water Restrictions in Effect from Ma v 1 to October 31* EAST of Main Street ODD Numbered Days 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. 6p.m.to8p.m. WEST of Main Street EVEN Numbered Days 8 a.m. to 1.0 a.m 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Commercial entities within the boundaries of the Town of Exeter that are in business of selling lawn/garden plants are exempt from these restrictions Contravention of this By-law is an offense and on summary conviction is liable to a fine of not more than $300.00 exclusive of costs Exeter Hydro 235-1350 Let's be responsible and not waste water Wednesday, July 14, 1999 lExataittlimearadvseells 15 Exeter Agricul Society's school. prize winners' �sc...% Continued from page 15 Grade 3: Magic - Kathleen Anderson (E), Morgan Godwin (PB), Kaitlyn Hakvoort (PB); Grade 4: The House of the Moue - Leanne Comeau. (E), Justine VanEsbroeck (PB), Miranda Mattucci (E), Brie -Ann Rogers (E); Grade 5: Dancing Pants - Kylen VanOsch (MtC), Kaitlin Ryan (S); Grade 6: Little By Little - Travis Elder (E), Chad Taylor (E); Grade 7-8: The Ploughman's Poem or a poem of your choice - Julie Prout (U), Meghan O'Rourke (S), John Edwards (S), Sabrina Brand (S). Woodworking Special Wooden bird feeder or bird Krouse - Mac Potter; Open j Webes •Iay (MtC), Matt Johns (U); Grades 6-8: Article of. woodworking made in Tech 21 class - Lindsay Hewitt (U); Open - Lindsay Hewitt (U), Jessica Bray (U), Wayne Boyle (E). V&S Department Store Early Years: Tanner Shapton (E), Miranda Upshall (E), Morgan Powe (S); Grades 1-3: Picture of fireworks - Brendan Shapton (E), 'Alana Hodgert (U), Matt Bilcke (PB); Grades 7-8: Jenn Baker (E), Lori Hogan (E), Lindsay Hewitt. (U). Art Early Years: Spring picture of sponge painting Or stamping - Megan Verbeke; Grade 1: Spring picture painting - Allison Smith 4E), Sarah Campbell (PB), Mackenzie Holtzmann (E); Grade 2: Holiday Fun with crayons - Clarissa Glanville (MtC), Carrington . Regan (MtC), Jordan Taylor (U); Grade 3: Springtime on the farm, cut and paste - Kelsey Hern (PB), Bradley Vink (PB), Morgan Godwin (PB); Grade 4: Design Work, any medi- um - Justine VanEsbroeck (PB), Carla Musser (P13), Zach Lehssen (MtC); _G ade 5: Still Life - Shea Sutherland (11), ' Lin d say Powe (S), Christi Rutledge (E); Grade 6: Historical event - Travis Elder (E), Kyle Schwartzentruber (E), BrieannaHarburn (E); Grade 7: Sculpture of farm animal - Joe Geurts (MtC), Susie McCann (MtC), Curtis Pfaff (MtC); Grade. 8: Fa'rmscape - Justin Muller (MtC), -Darren Glavin (MtC), Jeremy Harrigan (MTC). Music Handmade shaker instrument - Mikayla Keller (E), Shawn Kennedy (McC), Alana Hodgert (U); Create new words' to a familiar melody Meaghan Ellison (E); Research a music theme. Sarah Watson, Mandy Campbell, Faith -Anne Wagler (E); Write a one page: review of favourite music group - Kellsey Huard (E). Shoppers Drug Mart Early Years to grade 2: Miranda Upshall (E), Megan Verbeke (E), Chelsey Janke (E); Grades 3-5: Amy Turkheim (E), Jason Neevel (E), Clarissa Shaver, Faith -Anne Wagler (E); Grades 6-8: Sarah Watson (E), Lindsay Hewitt (U), Jessica Bray (U). } _ Creative Writin g Grade 1: My -Family - Kelli McGregor (U), Lindsay Ger erdt (S), CoreSmith (U , Grade 2: My Friend(s) - Brett Warwick (U), Evelyn Johns (U), Emily Fister (U); . Grade 3: Stor.y abotit.= an animal or pet - Colton Kerslake IPS), Dena *Davidson (U), Taryn Anstett (E); Grade 4: If I could have 3 wishes come true... - Justine Johnston (E); Grade 5: A letter. inviting Prime Minister Chretien to visit - Christi Rutledge (E); Grade 6: Sports related' story - Breanna Harburn (E), Kendra Smith (E), Stacey Pa O.f Pfaff E ; Grade 7-8: Myopinion on... - Sarah ParkerS), Mae an Kipfer (S), LindsayHewitt. t S P MacLean's Poster Contest Early Years to grade 1: Scott Gregus (U), Corey Smith (0), Hayden Cann (U); Grades 2-3: Sandra Gregus (U), Eric. Hern (U), Kathleen Anderson (E); Grades 4=5: Jared Anstett • (E), Justine VanEsbroeck (PB), Christine O'Reilly (PS); Grade 6-8: Lindsay Hewitt (U), Daniel McLeod. Greeting Card World Special EarlyYears to grade 2: Original birthdaycard - Megn Verbek(E),Alana Hodgert {LI), David Vo (McC); Grades .3-5: Original pop-up greeting card - Michelle Roy(E), e$nne Comeau (E); Grades 6-8: Original invitatic k.to. an event - Sabrina Brand (S), Kendra S th (E), Matthew Martene (S). School entry winners a. pick S h � � n er c�x�,their prize money up in Se tember during the }#:first week of school. By Liz Sangster ' iiiitiSeLLCOUBStatilata HENSALL At Hensall United Church on Sunday, Pirie Mitchell's message was "Waste and Grace". Flowers in the sanctuary were in memory of Norm Pepper. and Margaret Consitt. Prayers were asked for overseas personnel. Forty children., attended Bible School this past week. Teachers, teaching assistants and snack ;fbiswinirniEg program teams were Joanne Rowcliffe, Jane Fragiskatos, Susan Mann, Gail Masse, Marg Cole, Martin Fl$nagan, Jenifer Alderdice, Erin Campbell, Lindsay Allen, Jessica Wollis, Karen Jolly, Christine Pryde, . Allyson Mitchell, Miranda Knight, Jake Hovius and Steve Mitchell. The church office will be. closed but telephone mes- sage will be. checked daily. Karen Jolly can be reached at 262-3207. The sympathy of :the community is extended to file tonsitt and Kipfer families. Residents of the Village of Hensall are reminded that the next date for green waste collection will be August 3. Green waste should be to the curb by 7 a.m. to ensure collection. Green waste must be in cardboard boxes, or containers that can be dumpeck as no bags will be collected. All of the guidelines must be itt's red caboose is irthday party site By Mary Peterson CENTRALIA CORRESPONDENT CENTRALIA - . On Sunday, June 27, the Campbell Reunion was held at the Centralia Community Centre. A large crowd attended, although the weather was unsettled. Larry and Mary Cronyn and family were in charge of arrangements and sports. The children and adults enjoyed playing several games. Nancy and,Bob Campbell and Homer and Marilyn Campbell will plan the picnic in 2000. Family and friends of Jason Essery joined in celebrating his third birthday on Sunday, July 4. The party was held on the red caboose of the Port Stanley train. Everyone enjoyed the train ride, especially the young train buffs. Guests came from Toronto, Burlington and Wiarton. Upcoming Events Minister Heather Scott led the worship on Sunday, July 11 at Zion West United Church. Her sermon was titled, "Inconvenient Grace". The next worship service will be held at Centralia on July 18 at 10 a.m. Siloam UCW will hold their Summer Event on July 17. Centralia United Church will hold their annual beef barbecue on July 25. Anyone able to help by baking pies should call Brent Caslick. Euchre Results Marian Noels was the hidden score winner in the euchre games at Heywoods Restaurant recently. High score win- ners were Mary Latta and Emerson Willis. 011ie Essery and Shirley Kirk were the lone hand. win- . ners. In the euchre games in Crediton, lone hand win- ners were Irene Theander and Helen MacDonald. The high point winners were NormaWalper and Doreen Finkbeiner. Low point holders for the day were Mary Kenny and Nola Lewis. adhered to or green waste will not be collect- ed. Information is available from the Municipal Once, 262-2812. Registrations are still being accepted for the Hensall Summer Playground Program. Don't let your children miss all the fun -filled activities. A limited number of spaces are also available for the swimming pro- gram. Registration forms and information is avail- able at the Municipal Office, 262-2812 and the Community Centre, 262- 3206. The programs (playground and swim ming) begin on July 19 Family discounts and pay ment plan are available. PQI ICJ BRIEFS Several @ mage' reports GRAND BEND -- North Lambton OP were kept busy last week investigating four property dam- age incidents in the Grand Bend area. The first report was received from a resident on Elmwood Ave. in Grand Bend when a white 1988 Pdntiac's windshield was damaged by an axe dur- ing the evening of July 5. The axe was left in the windshield. A half-hour, later the second call 'came in about damage to boats near Westparkway Drive in Bosanquet. A Catamaran was tipped over and left to float away in the lake. The boat was eventually recovered with minor damages. • Fifteen minutes after the second call, the third came in about damage on Ipperwash Beach where::a wooden beach barricade was destroyed by someone using an axe. The last call came in at 12:30 a.m. when a black 1987 Ford Mustang was damaged by a key in the Gables Tavern parking lot. _ ; ,, , �t We wish to draw you attention to the following in our current `Always a Grea Sale" flyyer. Page 7 Knight 16 -piece Golf Set, 86-2540X. Copy reads: 219.96 set, Save 50.00. Should read: Reg. 269.99, Sale 219.96 set, Save 50.00. We sincerely regret an inconvenience we may have caused you. cnote d328 - All Zones Sum of cashs o toren GRAND BEND.— During the evening of July 6, $1,600 was stolen from the Village Green Mini Golf located on Main St. The thieves entered the building by breaking a window on the east side of the business's building and then crawling through a small opening. Once inside they went to the cash register area where they found the cash float. Minor damage was done to the inside of the cash drawer by persons prying it open. North Lambton OPP or Crimesteppers is asking the pub- lic to call in if they know of anyone coming into a large quantity of money. , Candy floss machine stolen STEPHEN TWP. -- During the evening of July 11 and morning of July 12, a candy floss machine was stolen from the White House Restaurant on llwy. 21. OPP are also investigating the theft of tools from a property on Con. 11 and a stereo from a vehicle on Playhouse Bti. during the same evening. 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