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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-02-28, Page 3$298 36 Months $3,554 1996 GM lumina Sedan $14,282 was the grandparent of an early years classmate, Brittany refused to leave and called a teacher for help. According to the Exeter OPP, the incident was a "complete mis- understanding." However, it did concern the Vandergunst family. The grandparent understood a sec- ond child was to be picked up after school and had Brittany left with her fellow student, her parents would not have known where to find her. According to Brittany's mother Victoria, the appearance of the woman alarmed her daughter who said she didn't want to go home with her and began to cry. Victoria also said she was pleased the officer who responded to the call talked to the Brittany, telling her she acted correctly. In recent weeks there have been an alarming number of reports of children being approached by strangers in the London area that have resulted in an increase in awareness by parents. Stratford man charged EXETER - A Stratford man was charged by OPP after offi- cers from Goderich, Clinton and Exeter were dispatched to intercept a vehicle witnessed to be travelling between 120 and 130 kilometers per hour and failing to obey stop signs. According to police, David Steward, 27, was headed north- bound on Highway 4, south of Clandeboye, when he attempted to pass two vehicles. As he started to pass, another vehicle came around the curve south- bound and Steward forced his way back into the northbound lane between two vehicles, caus- ing the second, a red Jeep, to brake sharply. The occupants of the Jeep, from Huron Park, followed the car and called police because he began to pass other vehicles un - safely, forcing a southbound ve- hicle off the road. Local youths charged EXETER - Four local youths were charged as a result of com- plaints from Eric Campbell Motors and the Zurich arena about gas cap thefts and damage to several vehi- cles. The matter is now before the courts. Police reported suspects had sto- len the gas caps from five vehicles at the Zurich arena and in one inci- dent the thieves bent the cap cover causing more than $200 in damage to this vehicle. In a related incident on the same night of Feb. 21, police were called to Campbell's to investigate complaints of several thefts of gas caps. A targe number had been ripped from their cables and stolen from the vehicles. Total damage from both incidents is listed at approximately $550. AECOMPUT R RINARD training centre libit. 4, OPENING OF SECOND LOCATION 93 VICTORIA ST. EXETER (235-4890) Come By and Find Out More LOOK FOR CURRENT COMPUTER COURSES IN CLASSIFIED ADS Pat Bernard Shannon McNeil '96 Ford Taurus or MercurvSable,' Sedan or Wagon Month 24 Month Lease. 53,439 Downpayment. REMARKABLE A Times -Advocate, February 28,1996 Page 3 Teaching children street safety EXETER - A close call for an Exeter family reinforced the im- portance of teaching children how to handle situations with strangers outside the home. Earlier this month, Mark and Vic- toria Vandergunst were relieved to discover their young daughter, Brittany reacted appropriately when a stranger told her she was to accompany another child home. The incident occured on the play- ground at Exeter Public School and although it turned out the stranger SHDHS bands perform with excellence LEAMINGTON - The S.H.D.H.S. Concert Band, Black Jazz Band and Red Jazz Band drove to Leamington to compete in the Southwestern On- tario Regional of Music Fest Canada. On February 23, the Concert Band competed in the B300 class. The band performed three contrasting pieces receiving accolades for their musicality. The woodwinds and percussion sections received special mention for their excellent playing. Julie Hicks, clarinet and Kim Passmore, trumpet were commended for their solos in the final piece 'They Came Sailing'. The Concert Band received a Gold Award which qual- ifies the group for the National Finals in Toronto Err May. On Saturday, the Red Jazz Band competed in class A401. This group is very young but played very well and earned a Silver Award. Special mention was received by Darryl Romphf, tenor sax for his solos in this group. The Black Jazz competed at 3:30 p.m. Their first piece, 'Everybody's Everything', featured Dave Crec- es on guitar and was played with a lot of energy and drive. Becky Roushome was the featured vocalist on 'Imagination' a ballad from 1928. This piece also had tenor sax solo by Chris Cowell. Their final piece, 'Da Blues bone Gotcha Again", highlighted their per- formances. Solos by Dave Creces and Andy Smith, trombone were com- mended by the adjudicator Alistair Kay. The rhythm section of Dave Crec- es, Cam Dougall, Melanie Neil and Dave Robilliard were praised for their good stylistic play. The piece ended with a solid high D from Lisa Morlock and Kim Pass- more on trumpet. The Black Jazz achieved a Gold Award which also qualifies them for the Nationals. All three bands were conducted by Bob Robilliard who was very pleased with the results. On Thursday, February 29, the two choirs conducted by Ruth Claessens, will compete in the Music Fest Vocal Festival in Cambridge. They hope for two successful performances. vw1Pkv--,1•01, WING IT! Get your pions to become a pilot off the ground with the pros. 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(gra Insurance approved won.Vehid.. not De iw/Nt11a Mr tanned *no offer. See dee* for detail.. °Mar k PMD ICADA, O. is 3OOq ONk le, Ontario 111 fH 4 Howare planning� P_ i , g . ., z, to ., ..:, .. ,:. it _.-- ....you roryour" retire- meet?funds... 4111 p i --� 1 �� _ --' --- _ Kris Snell, Exeter putting away as much in RRSP's as possible." Clndy Regan, •Mt, Cannel Were invest- ing in RRSP's. We're also looking into mutual (and)...setting things up for our two young daughters.' Melissa Brock, Exeter 1 haven t really done anything." Joyce Morgan, Exeter "1 try to put a little bit into my RRSP eve ry year be- cause the CPP won't be there when 1 need it." Lynn Tordof►, Exeter " RRSPs are a good idea but t think think you should start saving at a young age." Lesley Carrigan, Huron Park "1 don't have a retirement savings plan but 1 think you should start to put money away at 25." Tina Undenfleid, Exeter "I'm not sav- ing for my re -doubt tirement right now but I think you should start as early as possible." Allenna Adams "1 buy RRSP's because I CPP will be around to help me." Vicki Harvey, ExeterBy "My husband and I have RRSP('s). We have life insu- rance and wills too. It's not likely CPP will help us, there are too many baby boomers who will get it before we get there." Teaching children street safety EXETER - A close call for an Exeter family reinforced the im- portance of teaching children how to handle situations with strangers outside the home. Earlier this month, Mark and Vic- toria Vandergunst were relieved to discover their young daughter, Brittany reacted appropriately when a stranger told her she was to accompany another child home. The incident occured on the play- ground at Exeter Public School and although it turned out the stranger SHDHS bands perform with excellence LEAMINGTON - The S.H.D.H.S. Concert Band, Black Jazz Band and Red Jazz Band drove to Leamington to compete in the Southwestern On- tario Regional of Music Fest Canada. On February 23, the Concert Band competed in the B300 class. The band performed three contrasting pieces receiving accolades for their musicality. The woodwinds and percussion sections received special mention for their excellent playing. Julie Hicks, clarinet and Kim Passmore, trumpet were commended for their solos in the final piece 'They Came Sailing'. The Concert Band received a Gold Award which qual- ifies the group for the National Finals in Toronto Err May. On Saturday, the Red Jazz Band competed in class A401. This group is very young but played very well and earned a Silver Award. Special mention was received by Darryl Romphf, tenor sax for his solos in this group. The Black Jazz competed at 3:30 p.m. Their first piece, 'Everybody's Everything', featured Dave Crec- es on guitar and was played with a lot of energy and drive. Becky Roushome was the featured vocalist on 'Imagination' a ballad from 1928. This piece also had tenor sax solo by Chris Cowell. Their final piece, 'Da Blues bone Gotcha Again", highlighted their per- formances. Solos by Dave Creces and Andy Smith, trombone were com- mended by the adjudicator Alistair Kay. The rhythm section of Dave Crec- es, Cam Dougall, Melanie Neil and Dave Robilliard were praised for their good stylistic play. The piece ended with a solid high D from Lisa Morlock and Kim Pass- more on trumpet. The Black Jazz achieved a Gold Award which also qualifies them for the Nationals. All three bands were conducted by Bob Robilliard who was very pleased with the results. On Thursday, February 29, the two choirs conducted by Ruth Claessens, will compete in the Music Fest Vocal Festival in Cambridge. They hope for two successful performances. vw1Pkv--,1•01, WING IT! Get your pions to become a pilot off the ground with the pros. 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