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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-10-22, Page 3INV Awards of merit Personal award recipients. Each' month Mount Carmel Public School holds an awards cer- Iemony for grades one through eight based on personal merit. September award winners are from lop left: Brent .Darling,. Troy McCann: Margaret Geurts; middle, from left: Brad Re- gier, David Devlaeminck. Pauline Marzec, Clay Momrhresteeq, Jack Wilson. 'Carrington' Re- agon; front, from left: Michael Moore, Kaleyn Lachance, Joshua Isabel: Joe Geurts. Kirk Lenseen Adam Steeper and Mile Resler. All candidates meeting October 29 EXETER.- A meeting on Octo- i ber-29 at 7 p.m. at the South Huron Recreatibn Centre will give Exeter resident a chance'to.meet and- questionccouncil hopefuls. The for- mat will include a brief introduc- tion dr acclaimed candidates but the majority.of the bine will be ;pent.on the candidates for council and mayor. [Former mayor Bruce Shaw and incumbent mayor Ben Hoogen- boom are competing for the pesi- tion of mayor. . Roy Tnehner has been acclaimed as -reeve and Dave Urlin has been acclaimed as deputy reeve. Six pen are vying for three coun- cillor positions:. Peter Armstrong, :incumbent Robert Drummond, Joe Hogan. Tom Oke. George Robert- . ��son and DanSraquair: Look. for stories on the candidate Exeter internal plan . fine-tuned 'EXETER - At last Tuesday's Committee of the Whole for Exeter Council, Chief Administrative Off'- :• 1 1 cer Rick Hundey recommended' two minor amendments to the Inter - nil Restructuring Plan. • /The original intention.was to • eventually have two/front office workers (Deputy C1etk-Treasurer and Administrative Assistant) trained to do most of each•other's Iwbrk. Th'isi will retain unchanged. Point four of the plan called for the Administrative Assistant to.take on the majority of accounting func- dons and point six called for the Deputy Clerk -Treasurer toke'on more administrative duties. Based on comments -from Clerk - Treasurer Liz Bell; Hundey recom- mended the accounting/ bookkeeping functions be assigned primarily to the Deputy Clerk - Treasurer and the administrative/ clerk functiolns be assigned primari- ly to the Administrative Assistant. Biddulph council B[DDULPF11 - The S45;000I En- vironmental Study Report onthe Granton plant has been completed with the previous provincial gov- ernment picking up 70 per cent of the tab. Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1St (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Farm Properties New Applications are Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS Joe Chetfe, RR5 Mitchell 345-0705 Ron Feeney. RR 2 Dublin. 345-2360 Larry Gardiner. RR2, Stable ..345.2675 Jac(( Hodpen, RR1. Kidder).. 229-6152 Mklael O'Shea RR3 Granton. .225-2600 Morrte Willows, RR2 $1. Pauls. 393-6546 AGENTS Wayne Mayer Exeter 236.1915 John Moore, Moon 346-2512 Joseph Un+ac, Mitchell 345-11012 Need Office. Exeter 235-0350 A rotund from surplus was de- clared for all policy holders who quality, are on record and In good standing as at °scstn- bar 31, 1996. councillors in this week's TA as ' and Shaw to the questions posed by well as answers front. Hoogenboom TA readers. Times -Advocate, October 22, 1997 Page 3 • Talks crumbling rIMP MB S r_ MI r 11 SUBSCRIBE! If you aren't subscribing 10 The 1 over education. . T;messe rh sate you're missing out ' 1 Use the coupon below and O I subscribe t0dayl . 1 Name: - EXETER - The province heard the alternatives teachers have to im- prove education in Ontario but • wasn't ready to give in aftera brief meeting on Monday. ' Education minister Dave Johnson said he was "disheartened with the results" of -the meeting. Huron Mernher of Pmvincial Par- liament Helen Johne said the Edu- Usborne council acclaimed L SBORNE -TOWNSHIP - Us- - home council will he free from -an election this time -around because alt candidates. have heen acclaimed.' . Rob Morley will move in his po- sition from deputy -reeve to reeve and Ken Oke will replace him, tak- ing the position of deputy reeve The three acclaimed councillors _are Brian Hardeman, Patricia Cor-. niSh and Bob Haywood.. ' There will he an election for ichonl hoard trustee on Nov. 10. Tose running are Bob ,AIlen.:Ron Anderson. and'David Hodder. Dashwood apartment robbed . DASHWOOD-. Thieves made -nf with savings bonds and scratch, . and win lotto tickets from the apartment -above Dashwood General. Store on -Oct.' 10 " Items stolen include 1191''-95 Canada and Ontario savings bonds. - ! 963-1997 coin sets; a 1963 U.S. coin. set. old Canadian SI. S5 and SI() bills, 50 First Day covers (stamps on envelopes, and Keno. -Bingo and Banco lottery tickets (some stamped with store number 3911861,. Huron County OPP Const. John Marshall said the investigation continues. - Car stolen from Anne St. EXETER - Talk about a hard lesson learned. An '35 4 -door. blue Oldsmohrle Delta with Licence 92.5 YWE Hass stolen' from in front -of 58 Anne St. on Oct. 1 -Huron County OPP Const. John Marshall said the keys were lett in the ignition: Break-in nets $1,300 -We wish to draw yourattentign to the following ,n, aur cun-ent "Slorewide Savings Safe flyer .• , - PaRe .y -Select Fit :cat covers, 32- "692,0xi694 x:. -The illustration is incorrect.' - Also . . .We wish to draw your anengon. to .the following ,n our current 'Giant Home rix -bp Event' flyer Page 7 314 .peak -hp- an. compressor, 531 -7_953.4. The illustration is ncnrrcct. Page 12. Value -nand paint. Cady reads: 9 99=17 99 :ach. ihntdd cad:.4 93-19 79 each: -Page I.J. Electrical poxes, 52-.1200x. -opy : cads:iave. 1.4-42'nn.. Should ead:.iavc in to• Ne sinearelp -egret any,nconventance .ve -nay lave :aused yom mote ia:aia ;.,)- :ones.all extt._3 B[DDULPH TOWNSHIP - Thieves walked away With11.300 l.30t) worth of goods from a Roman -tine home on Oct. 9 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.. London OPP Const. Donna Shulist said. - Items stolen include a microwa've.- TV, camera, VCR and CDs. Thieves gained entry by kicking in a wooden door. Fire scorches three cottages. BOSANQUET -.Fires destroyed two.cottages and damaged anuthei- on West Ipperwash Beach 'Rd. in Bosanquet early on Friday morning; North Lambton OPP Const. Luke George said. Anishinabek Police officers saw the two cottages ablaze on the -'west end of the road -at about 3 a.m. The North Lambton OPP and the Forest and Bosanquet Fire Departments attended the scene. The OPP Crime Unit. Ontario Fire ,Marshall's office and the Ontario Hydro Inspector have concluded that the tires were Deliberately set. The OPP Crime Unit continues its arson Investigation. Those with information on the tires :are asked to -call the North Lambton OPP at -(519) 786-2349 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-265-7500. Big tent collapses EXETER The big tent that protected musicians and music lovers during the Exeter Business Association's Music Fest at 40t Main Si.: on the weekend was collapsed early on Sunday. Huron County OPP Const. John Marshall said. Anyone with information on this mischief ar:: asked to call• the Exeter OPP detachment at 235-1300 or.Huron County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-333-8477. - Just Like Connie... You too can achieve yourID ideal weight! - lik •Lose 2-7 pounds per week! : `AFTER` *All Natural *Guaranteed! •Eat regular store-bought foods! No Pre-packaged -foods or powders! RBAL MAGIC" SYS EMS 235-3088 tlreid��firbet Rod* cation and Quality lrhprovement Act -will be at the committee level -for the next few weeks and is scheduled -to be passed sometime in November. ' She. is concerned a teachers strike will.harm the children and not ac-- complish anything positive. Ac- cording.to Johns, more money -is spear in Ontario on education than any other province and a better edu- cation product must come from the investment, • :- Yesterday morning, presidents of • the teachers' unions were 'on alert". according to Terry- Wilhelm of the English Catholic Teachers Associa- tion. - 1'he unlons'are promisi - hours notice before a strike. 1 Address City' 1 Prov. I Postal code . SU95CRIPnQN RATES: ' 'year il5 •:^-s .57�.'gear WI.- a a. ;ST ' OUTSIDE CANADA 1 - QS YQUR CREDIT CARO 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 JUU J�J Card No 1 *Expiry Date 1 J 'hsa J Master Card '• J f:heque enclosed Return to -TIMES ADVOCATE 124 Main St =xeter ant NOM 1St; L M - J 1 at home would like to extend.their thanks to Our guest speakers and many customers ►rho joined us for Our grand opening. We also congratulate our -door prize'it'innerr. Kathy ,VOyes, Loran Judy Kele. 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