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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-04-11, Page 19"EAVESTROUGH Motocross Honda Canada Team Riders Tim Krough and Mike Harnden will be chief instruc- tors at a special two day motocross school being held at Hully Gully, RR 1 Varna on Friday and Saturday, May 4 and 5. Both Tim Krough and Mike 'Hamden are top Canadian "Expert" motocross riders, with Harnden finishing Se- cond overall in 1983, and Krough placing fourth overall. Harnden and Krough bring their own expertise, as well as the full resources of the Honda Canada Motocross Team for this special school. Honda Canada and Hully Gully join in raising the level of motocross competition in Ontario. The Honda Schools, held as far west as B.C. and , as far east as the Maritimes, are now in their second year school and underline the company's serious attitudes toward the sport. Riders must supply their own machines, riding gear and 125 entry fee. All motocross riders are welcome to attend the school, which begins Friday evening Mary 4 with an orientation discussion, talks on technical• and training matters and a short film. Meals are provided. Riders must register at Nulty Gully before the first of May by phone or mail. This special coarse kicks off Hully Gully's season of motocross ac- tivities, with their first sanc- tioned race of the Summer on Sunday, May 6. Other motocross summer camp schools, lasting for a week each begin July 2, and run through the end of August. 1811 Mil III III NM IN 11111 Ile COUNTRY CLIPPERIII UNISEX HAIRSTYLING . Wash, Cut & Blow Dry $7.00 Mt. Carmel LIN Z37-3778 NI Ell IID BB I1111 s ALUMINUM and ViNYL SiDING 4VP1LUMINUM STORM ___ DOORS dWINDOWS.''-.J ALUMINUM AWNINGS of REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • RENOVATIONS and GENERAL CONSTRUCTION • FREE ESTIMATES • JIM BEAKER CONSTRUCTION DASHWOOD 237-3526 Top Rates for TERM DEPOSITS 30 days 60 days 90 days 1 year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years * All rotes subject to without notice. Clinton Community CREDIT UNION 81/20/0 8% % 90/0 10°/0 101/4°A 11% 11 t/2% 12% change Exeter 235.0646 Clinton 462-3466 PUBLIC AWARENESS MESSAGE ATTENTION: Area Home Owners >4 .ti i- ;'i , 7, "Smart Home Owners Keep Their Chimneys in Good Repair" Chimney Inspections Ontario Fire Code Regulations state: Section 2.6.1.2. -"chimney and chimney liners that constitute a hazard shall be repaired and replacement shall be in accordance with the Ontario Building Code." Section 2.6.1.5. "every chimney flue and flue pipe shall be inspected annually and cleaned as often as may be necessary to keep them for accumulations of combustible deposits." The Ontario Building Code Act, section 5(11 re- quired that a building permit be obtained prior to the repair or alteration of a chimney. It is the responsibility of each home owner to maintain and clean their chimneys regularly In the upcoming weeks, Fire Chief Gary Mid dleton and Building and Zoning Administrator Brian Johnston, C.E.T. will be conducting routine inspections of chimneys serving solid or liquid fuel -fired appliances. For further information on these regulations or to have your chimney inspected, contact Gory at 235-1981 or Brian of 235-0310. NOTICE - A chimney flue serving a fireplace. a solid fuel -fired appliance, or an in- cinerator shall not serve any other appliance. This applies to all new installations effective November 30• 1983 as per Ontario Building Code Regulations. NEW AT KATIMAVIK —1 The latest group has arrived at the Katimavik residence on Carling Street. Back, left, Mandy Huber, Dean Walker, Bonny Oleksuik, Pal! Ruzycki and director Doug Spek. Front, Tommie Vincent, Michel Rivest, Martine Beaudoir and Rene Marcoux. Hello from Katimavik Hello! My name is Bonny Oleksuik. i am 18 years old. I am from Selkirk, Manitoba which is .roughly 30 miles north of Winnipeg. I really en- joy being in Katimavik for a • couple of main reasons. One is travelling. but most of all 1 like meeting the wide variety of people. Before.1 carne to Katimavik I applied for Psychiatric nur- sing but because of the large enrollment 1 didn't get ac- cepted. When I finish • Katimavik 1 ani not sure what exactly 1 want (9 do but 1 know it will be related to social services. 1 hope to see and meet many people from Exeter.- Ili! xeter - Ili! My names Rene Mar- cotte an 18 year old - from Windsor Ontario who enjoys all sorts of sports, especially fishing. 1 joined Katimavik because I needed time to decide my future after school and also to learn certain skills that would be useful in the future. I consider it a great pleasure to work for a com- munity such as Exeter. I love. small towns, because the peo- ple are so friendly! i ( * hello! I'm Michel Rives'. i'rn from Joliette, a small town just north of Montreal. Cm 19 years old I like to travel and f like to party. I'm an amateur photographer. I also enjoy playing outdoor sports like canoeing, kyaking and ;Clot more; Ili! 1111 name is Dean I,Valker. 1- am from Montreal on the west island and the town is called Dollard Des Ormeaux, beside Pointe - claire. I am fully billingual (•t je peux parler Francais. 1 like to downhill ski. to ride BMX's, doing tricks or racing. I also like all kinds of sports. 1 carne to Katimavik after I graduated from high school for the experience and since I was between 17-18 rears old. I was kind of laking a break - We will probably meet around My name is Mandy Huber. I'm 18 years old. I'm from downtown Toronto. I joined Katimavik because I wanted to learn different types of jobs and to travel a bit. Katimavik is helping me alot for my future. Katimavik is giving me an idea of what kind of career or job that I would like, it's also helping me to live on a budget that I can afford. So far I think Katimavik is great! I learned how to live with a group of people my age, to cook better meals and try nut vegetarian meals, and learn diftereilt job skills. But most of all I love meeting new people and finding a bit about them. i love animals and most sports. . I'm looking forward to stay- ing in Exeter. I hope I will meet some new people down here if you ever see me down town don't be shy to say Ili. * * Hi, I -am Tammie Vincent. I am 19- years old and 1 am from Surrey, which is in the province of B.C. I carne to Katimavik to see different parts of Canada, to learn french and to try something different,i enjoy the out- doors, sewing and most sports, i would like it to be known that if anyone needs help coaching or any assisting in the athletic area. that 1 Pee wees Exeter Mac's peewees cap- tured the championship in the national peewee division of the Buffalo tournament with three strong third periods. in game one the locals took a 2-1 first period lead as David O'Connor and Jason McFalls scored. The game was a close checking affair in the se- cond with Brent MacDonald coming "up- With several fine saves to keep Exeter in front. .Justin Charrette scored early in the third and then Ex- eter wrapped it up late in the period on two goals by Todd McCann and McFall's second of the game as the locals pasted a 6-1 win over South Buffalo. McCann, O'Connor 'and Mike Conlan each had two assists with singles going PUBLIC MEETINGS CONCERNED ABOUT THE CONSERVATION OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES? The Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority is sponsoring three public meetings because we want your input and reaction to our long- range Watershed Plan. The Watershed Plan describes the Conservation Authority's direc- tion for.the next .fifteen years in the program - areas 0f flooding, soil erosion, water supply, water quality, recreation, forestry, en- vironmentally significant areas, fish and wildlife and cultural and historical resources. The public meetings -will be held from 7.9 p.m. at the following locations and dates: Bayfield Tuesday, April 24, 1984 Bayfield Municipal Building Parkhill Wednesday, April 25, 1984 Parkhill - West Williams Public School on McLeod St. Exeter - Thursday, April 26, 1984 Old Town Hall 322 Main St. Displays and background information will be available prior to the beginning of the meeting. For more information contact: AUSABLE-BAYFIELD CONSERVATION AUTHORITY P.O. BOX 459 EXETER, ONTARIO NOM 1S0 519-235-2610 would be more than willing to help (considering that time is available). I am interested in meeting people so please don't hesitate to come over to say Hello. Hope to see you soon!! "Keep Smiling! !" - 7 * * Hi, I'm Paul Ruzychi. I'm 19 years old and from Port Colborne, Ontario. I joined Katimavik for a challenge and travelling. My main in- terests are in the Martial Arts, the Outdoors and Par- ty's. After Katimavik I plan on travelling. I'm Martine Beaudoir, I'm 19 and from Montreal (Quebec) My first language is French. I joined Katimavik for the challenge to live and experience with other people my age and meet people from different backgrounds. I also love travelling, but more in - portant to me I'm learning English. In my free time I try to stay active with some. sports and take care of my well being, that's why I'm a vegetarian. After Katimavik I intend to retUrn to school to study design: During . this period and after, 1 would like to utilize all the things Katimavik has brought me, to the best i can! I hope to meet you! Please don't be shy to come and talk to me. victorious to Tim Van Dam, Scott Wedlake, Laurie- Chalmers and Charrette. In the second game Exeter .prevailed 6-3 over a Jamestown travelling team. Van Dam and Zbalmers each scored twice with Charrette and McCann adding singles as O'Connor and Wedlake added assists. The Jamestown team had gone undefeated in their league with a 25-0 record. • in the final game Exeter broke open a scoreless game in the second on their way to an 11-1 win over the Buffalo Saints. McCann, Charrette and Chalmers each had a pair for the winners with Van Dani and O'Connor adding singles. Glen Quinn added three assists, Charrelle, Van Dam and Conlan had two each with singles going to Todd !kink- ing, McFalls, Chalmers and McCann. MacDonald was strong in net • coming up with the key saves in all three wins and Jamie Bedard was a standout defen- sively for Exeter. • 41,7:.-1. 'r3'..=�cj-- *-t ASV' Times -Advocate, April 11, 1984 Lambs visit Ailsa Craia By ALICE DICKENS At the local library there were some spring time visitors recently. Twin Iambs, only six days old came to the library with Mrs. Wm. (Pitt) Rowley. Unlike Mary's little lamb, these two were very welcome and the children en- joyed feeding, petting and learning a bit about sheep. - Recently a number of peo- ple have been interested in reading microfilm copies from the Parkhill Gazette from the microfilm reading machine. Presently the library has microfilm copies from 1893-1970. You are welcome to come to the library and use the machine. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morton who observ- ed their anniversary recently. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy WI meets at Dashwood 8y MRS. IRVIN RADER Dashwood Mrs. Gordon Bender, presi- dent, presided for the annual meeting of Dashwood's' Women's Institute. Following. the opening Ode and Collect the roll call was held with members_ paying dues. Secretary, Mrs. Emil Becker gave the secretary report and the yearly report as well as the treasurer's report. New Home and Country magazines were handed out. Reports from all conveners were read. Mrs. Bender read a poem "Spring." A donation was made to Exeter Fair Board. Mrs. Bender, Mrs. Aldene Wolfe and Mrs. Eben Weigand attended an ex- ecutive meeting in Hensall in.. theafternoon and Mrs. ` Weigand gave a report. The ladies who had taken the rug braiding course at- tended summary night in Hensall April 4. A donation of • $25 will he given .to Pennies -for Friendship. An invitation from Zurich W.I. was read. "Focus on Corn" will be the theme for Exeter Fair. Retir- ing president, Mfrs. Gordon Bender received a gift. The nominating committee, Mrs. T.H. Hoffman, Mrs. Pearl Miller and Mrs. Greta Schade were in charge of the election of officers and lunch. Mrs. Schade presented the slate of officers with Mrs. Syd - Baker presiding. - Officers for 1984.85 are: ' past president. Mrs. Gordon Bender; president. Mrs. Emil Becker; vice-presidents; Mrs. Eben Weigand and Mrs. Harvey Beierling; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Earl Keller; assistant secretary. Mrs. Howard Datars: district director. Mrs. Eben Weigand; alternate directors. Mrs. Ray Rader. Directors and nominating committee. Mrs. T.H. Hoff- man, Mrs. Pearl Miller and Mrs. Greta Schade; P.R.O. reporter, Mrs. Ray Rader: Tweedsmuir Curator, Mrs. Ir- - vin Rader: pianist, Mrs. J.M. Tieman: auditors. Mrs. R.11. Taylor • and Mrs. T.H. Hoffman. M'rs. Weigand and Mrs. Hoffman were presented 25 year pins. Secret Pals were revealed with a gift during lunch and new Secret Pals picked for next year. Dashwood Senior Citizens will meet Monday. April 16 at $p.m. Edwin Miller has returned home from University Ilospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Restemayer were, Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ness, Stratford. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Keller, Goderich. on the occasion of their son ,lien's 18th birthday were Mrs. Frieda Keller. E(Irl Keller. Ross and Joe and Mrs Florence Marlene. '/ •�_;•: K_,i CaII 2,36.44S7 r.� Or 238 8434 Dignan Landscaping Fr' • • Fertilizing • Ground Work • Sodding • Seeding • Lawn and Sod Supply R.R. 2 Hensall, Ontario • Railway Ties • Design Service • Nursery stock planting Rolling Order your, nursery stock can be done by our landscaping specialists. now...or the work Phone to inquire •*bout our nursery Hoc, guerentae 28.4437 238.8434 Quality Is first in our business ' - Sutherland attended the christening of their grandson, Tyler, son of Libby and Robert MacArthur, Tobermory. Apparently euchre is a favourite game here as sixty- four people crowded into the Masonic Hall on Wednesday night. More euchre on April te Plan to attend the showing of three films, in fact, the last of the films till fall, at the Ac- tivity Centre, Friday, April 13 at 7:30 p.m. The Riverview Women's In- stitute members extend a warm welcome to ail to their dessert euchre April 17 at 1 'p.m. in the Masonic hall. After a busy six months of making crib quilts, knitting and craftwork, the Victory Booster club held their last meeting for the season with a tasty smorgasbord pot -luck dinner on April 2 at suppertime. Following this, several were winners of lucky draws, and then all joined in with the games. Mrs. Priestly thanked Mrs. Roy Sutherland and Mrs. Joe Burney for convening the evening program. In October the Victory Booster Club will commence. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ward, Scarborough visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Ida Bice; Mr. and Mrs. Don Maguire, Lucan were with her mother, Mrs. Len Atkin- son. A tkin -son.. Mrs. Bice and Mrs. Atkinson are at Craigholme. Sunday night, for many of us, this was our first (and perhapsonly)trip toAustralia and New Zealand as Mr. Drew Robertson, teacher at McGillivray Central School, shared with us his colorful slides of that country. Mrs. Robertson and family accom- panied her husband on this NOTICE REGULAR GARBAGE PICKUP. ROUTES (commencing ® Monday, April 30, 1984) All garbage placed on the street for regular pick-ups, shall be placed on the NORTH and WEST sides of the street, unless otherwise noted below: Wttit Side of Town (Monday) Place Garbage On William Street East Side Huron St. W. (Between Carling and Railway) North Side Huron St. W. (except between Carling and Railway) South Side Mill St. South Side Park St. South Side Mary St. East Side John St. South Side Gidley St. South Side Wellington St.' ' South Side Nelson St. South Side East Side of Town (Fridays John St. South Side Gidley St. South Side Wellington St. South Side Simcoe St. - South Side Edward St. East Side Andrew St. .East Side McNaughton Drive - South Side Pryde Blvd. - East Side Churchill Dr. South Side - Sherwood Cresc. on inside of Crescent Main Street and North of River (Wednesday) WiTTiam Street - East Side Main Street both sides Hwy. no. 83 both sides Wolper St. south side Riverside Dr. south side Hillcrest Dr. east side Alexander. St. south side Devon Dr. east side Andrew St. east side REMINDER: Extra Large Garbage Pickups April, June, August and October West Side of Town - 1st Thursday East Side of Town - 2nd Thursday All Garbage Pickups - must be at curb by 8:00 a.m. to ensure pickup Landfill Site User Fees - All residents and businesses are allowed 2 free Toads (up to size of pickup truck) per year. Other Rates Are: Car Load - $2.50 Pickup Truck - 55.00 Dump Truck -$10.00 Packer - 515.00. Residents and Businesses must show pass (available at Municipal Office) to Durnp Attendant. Exeter Town Council Page 7A lib rar exchange scnool teacner mission. After reviewing these slides, one considers himself mighty lucky to live here. Mrs. Bill Sutherland in- troduced and Mrs. Max MacGregor, both past presidents, thanked our speaker and presented him with a gift. The senior choir with Mrs. Morley Wadsworth at the organ rendered two anthems. Others taking part in the pro- gram were Pastor Ash, Mrs. Rosser, Mrs. Dickens, with Mrs. Don Clark, president of the United Church Women Easter Thank -offering meeting, ushers and Miss Margaret Wilson extended a warm welcome to all as they arrived especially our neighbouring church folk. In the basement refreshments were served by the lunch committee followed by a time of fellowship. LIBERAL LEADERSHIP DELEGATE ELECTION A Meeting of the Federal Huron -Bruce Liberal Associa- tion will be held on Thursday. April 26, 1984 at Seaforth Public School. at 8:00 p.m. The Meeting will elect five (3) delegates and seven (7) alter - notes to the Liberal Party of Canada Leadership Conven- tion to be held in Ottawa. June 14, 15, 16, 1984. To be eligible to vote, you must hold a paid-up member- ship purchased at least 72 hours prior to the Meeting or in the case of immediate past membership holden (1982- 83). which they have renewed by 8:30 p.m. April 26, 1984. A meeting of the New Liberals Club of Huron -Bruce d. Mid- dlesex will be held separately but in conjunction with, this Meeting and the same rules A, regulations to elect two (2) youth delegates & alternates under 25 years of age. one of whom must be a student. New Liberal memberships are available from Paul Murphy, Goderich, 524-7913. Memberships for the Federal Association may be obtained by calling: Gordon Strang, Exeter, 235-1466 Paul Steckle, Zurich. 565-2147 Grant Chisholm, Lucknow, 529-7524 Clarence Denomme, Clinton, 482-9004 Jack Horan, Walton, 345-2829 John Currie, Wingham, 357-3605 Muriel Murphy, Goderich, 524-7913 Barry Reid, Wingham, 357-3652 Donald Thompson, Lucknow, 528-3516 Mac Inglis Clifford, 367,2043, B.K. RICHMAN PHOTOGRAPHY HENSALL ONT. 10TH ANNIVERSARY SALE - • APRIL 12TH, 13TH, 14TH All Frame Stock Special Price on all Framed Prints 10 YEARS OF NOSTALGIC PRINTS 20x24 MATTED4 FRAMED