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Times-Advocate, 1983-07-20, Page 28Page 8A Times -Advocate, July 20, 1983 Stapley a pprovesHuron ravel it for� p Stanley Township has given has been located there. The taxes have been collected. in June and the final notice approval to the Huron Coun- highways department will useFirst notices were sent out in will be sent to taxpayers in ty Highways Department to the gravel to build up the road March, a second one was sent August. operate a gravel pit at lot 14, between Brucefield and concession 5. Egmondville. Previously the pit was used Stanley will be applying for for sand, but a gravel deposit a special grant to help PRETTY YOUNG LADIES — Dana Rowan and Pam Crete were two of many Zurich and area youngsters participating in Saturday's Zurich Fall Fair parade. , T -A photo. celebrate Ontario's birthday. pro- vince in the are eligible for funds from the ministry of housing. Based per capita, Stanley may receive 8953 to help in the 1985 bi-centennial celebration. As in past years, the Tuckersmith Summer Recreation Program was given permission to use the Varna ball park. A resolution from the Coun- ty of Northumberland was defeated by council. The resolution requested the On- tario to resume responsibili- ty for funding education or re- quire the school boards to col- lect education taxes. Five tile drainage loans, totalling $41,700 were approv- ed in bylaw. Council also ap- proved an application for a $12,000 tile drainage loan. A 8100 grant was awarded to the Canadian Mental Health Association and ap- proval was given to Hully Gully to have a sky diving demonstration on July 31. A severance application from Jack Taylor at lot 17, concession 2 was approved. Clerk Mel Graham reported that 93 percent of the Save at Wuerth's in Exeter 140 tiott) Thursday & Friday 9-9 LADIES $EOO PRESS SHOES LADIES 95 CASUAL$5t0 Can you afford SHOES to miss this opportunity? RACKS OF J000ERS Get them early for back to school Mens 19.95 Ladles 18.95 Boys & Girls 16.95 - 18.95 2 pr. /'35 2 pr. /'30 2 pr. /'30 gf fr `' ac 4vi Up To All Ladles SUMMER SANDALS 50% Off Also white and bone dress shoes and summer purses. We must make room for fall merchandise. Many more values both inside the store and on the sidewalk 1O% Off Anything not already mentioned *WurtL)'s SHOES Exeter and Clinton Quality & Service Since 1938 Police costs lower A recent survey of policing costs in Ontario shows that Exeter citizens pay slightly less than the average per capita cost for police protection. Citing some of the statistics in the report this week, police committee chairman Gaylan Josephson reported to council that Exeter's per capita cost for policing is 869.55, com- pared to 871.68 for towns of comparable size and a provin- cial average cost of $86.86. He revealed that Exeter has one officer for every 618 local citizens, while the pro- vincial average is one for every 561 citizens. The town also pays out less of its total budget for policing than most. The one area in which Ex- eter's cost are considerably higher is in the matter of com- munications. Locally, com- munications consume 9.4 per- cent of the police budget, while the cost in most towns of comparable size is 1.4 per- cent of the budget and the nre- vincial average is 3.4 percent. "It is considerably higher," Josephson said of the local cost for communications, which stems primarily from the Huron central dispatch service. He advised council that Constable Dan Kierstead had recently completed an ad- vance training program at the Aylmer Police College with a mark of 93 percent, which was well above the class average. He also gave the June police report, citing the following points: Thirteen accidents with three minor injuries and pro- perty damage of $6,000, 15 li- quor investigations, two break and enters, four fraud charges, 14 thefts with total loot being $294.89 of which 8191 was recovered, seven animal complaints. It was reported that the re- cent police auction had netted $349.15 which has been turn- ed over to the town coffers. BALLOON HANDOUTS — Each youngster attending Tuesday's two shows at the Huron Country Playhouse by Sharon, Lois and Bram received a balloon. Shown ready for the youngsters to appear are John Lydon, Jurgis Spidell, Jennifer Smith -Windsor, Karen Steinbach, Jill Waters and Sandra Datars. T -A photo. Swartman Fashions Bring Great Buys on Mens 8 Ladies Wear SIDEWALK SALE Thursday and Friday • • • All Ladies Wear • Price Mens press & Casual Slacks Reg. to '39.95 $'1999 • All sales Final • Alterations Extra Summer sports packets Price Special Group Suits '/s Price Para Suede Sport Jackets Reg. '160 00 $9995 995 Cord Sport packets Reg. $149.95 7995 Sport Coats Reg. to '135.00, 5 only 1995 TuShirts '/s Prlce Dress Shprts '/z Price NEW ARRIVALS FALI. Sulys SAVE $50 On all purchases during Sidewalk Days 386 Main Street, Exeter, PHONE 235-0991 SPS Open Thurs. & Fri. until 9 p.m.