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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-10-10, Page 1010 -THE rIIiAON EAP'OSITOA. OCTOBER 10. 19610 Six Huron ('oiiuty schools broken into in past t%V() months CRIME STOPPEItS 1-800-266-1777 During die lam two maedis coun- ty Schools have boat the vice ims of break enter and thefts and usually dime crumb cause conadd table damage in the form of brokoa win- dows and ruined supplies. Fol- lowing is a list of Schools vic- tuniud South Huron District High School, Ort Saturday September 1, 1990 damage was seen at the school and a check revealed that ..r.immoss• windows wee bnukai and au Arming flute as well as a drum throne (small (natal stand with padded seat) were stolen from the music room. Other areas of the school had been ransacked. Exeter Public: School, It war discovered at September 1, 1990 that vandals had attend the Exner Public School and let off a fire extinguisher and ransacked the maw office. The vandals stole a realistic Ghetto Blaster, into-roccr- dor Dic;taphooc and a c mputor monMttr. Victoria Public School (Oodericjh), on Sunday Sepscmba 10, 1990 a wrlduw was broken and entry aimed w the schools facilitating the theft of the fol- lowing items. 1 - Apple ROS oan- r� r Serial Number P.0231 Op1LCA; 1 - Apple Colour RGB blorhitor Serial No. N9610291 (A2MG014); 1 - Apple Ilea fe Writer T1 (printer); 1 - AppleS. disc drive Serial Number KG78101 (A9MO10V2X 1 - Apple 3.5 disc drive Saul Number ¥990141 (A9M0106PA); 1 - xnd taorspu>rsr keybctsrd (Moppet learttisti keys - Jitn Harron) 1 - P mesaraic VHS AG 1000 Video ploys. Grey astral Public School, Van - debut!, Prior 1v July 31, 1990 vandals pined access too the roof of tie school where they kicked mad bent the vatcausing the roof seals to bol ling the rain to ewer the building and necessilatini the reprau of tete roof and water clean up. Zurich Public School broken into. On the weekend of September 8 -9th a thief or therms cL the school and stole the follow 1 - 'iliro Mosso speakers for a Lloyds model 3$0 stereo (the wow was left Nitrol.); 1 - Top loidilltYSA. fit' S0, Serial Number P3H10031. 1 - Pul- sar double caseate player. recAircia with AM/FM radio. Usbcxnc Public School. Was broken into and the following nems stolen: 1 - One 4 plug power bar, 2 - Amiga computer keyboard Somal Number 138769; 1 - corn ter table; 1 - Panasonic Y.C.R. Model Number 0240-616 Serial Number E95A10047; Otte 35mm black's camera model DX45 Serial Number N1268568; 1 \ auuytc ospirK phone; 1 - Out large pruvwcial filbert has been damage io other schools as well and dus is adding up so a Mtge bill 01pon for the Huron County School Board ( You the taxpayer). 11 you have information about this or any other crime call CRIME STOPPERS OF HURON COUN- TY, 1.100-245-1777 and you will be eligible to receive a reward of up to S1001). You will never have to reveal your name nor appear in court. REMEMBER CRIME DOESN'T PAY CRIME STOP- PERS DOES. Hensall Kinsmen gear up for third annual farm toy show, sale Heiman Correspondent SUSAN HARTMAN L4ltl Don't miss the Hensall Kinsmen Club's 3rd Annual Farm Toy Show and Salt this Sunday. 'There will be lots to see from 10 am. to 4 p.m. at the Hensall Arena. For more information call Marvin Taylor 262- 3125. Queensway's Annual craft and Bake Sale will be held November 14from 2to4p.m. Hensall Figure skating's learn to skate class has openings available. Call Anita Cooper 263-5025. If You are a crafty person who would like to book a table at the Minor Hockey Craft Show and Sale you should call Joan Weiss at 262- 2301. The 2nd Annual Sale will be Saturday, November 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Hensall Gymnastic Club starts up October 17 and runs for 20 weeks. Instructors are Jackie Swietzer, Lisa Rowe, and Shannon Kyle. SHUFFLEBOARD ACTION In Horsell on October 2 Highest score went to Dave Woodward 555. Other high scorers were: John Pepper 443, Jack Consiu 417, Marg Consiu 416, and Hazel McEwen 385. UNITED CHURCH The Friendship Circle of the United Church met Monday Oc- tober 1. The meeting was opened with people sharing something they were thankful for. The speaker was Sharon Worm, who outlined the background, aims, procedures and present situation of the Huron Safe Homes for Youth. The members of the group will be selling the United Church cookbook "Let's Break Bread Together" as a fundraiser. The devotion touched on the "Save the Children" conference, thankfulness for bread and how fortunate we are to be so well off in this country. The meeting was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by all. Next month's speaker is Sheila Duffin form Thorndale on her trip to Ethiopia in June and July of this This beautiful hand tied, web & coil upholstered furniture p ON SALE UNTIL OCT 20190 nt Bench made furniture built t' e Wood to last a lifetime. Claryton�� An exceptional furniture Nand Gehed Uph^., •,r•rd Furn ru line featuring over 800 fabrics. Luxurious pillow top Quality damask ticking. Featuring Simmons patented Color -Flex pocket coil construction for unparalleled comfort and support. year. Tuckersmith • from page 1 Ms. Wallace sighed, "Another study to give us wonderful ideals. We're studied to death and it's at taxpayer's money. We've been there before." Mr. McGrath suggested a motion that the township sit on the commit- tee, although not in agreement, until the matter of financial support comes up and said, "We can sit on the committee and pull out at any time." The motion was passed with the opposition of Ms. Wallace who pointed out that she didn't like the committee's "idea that rural unemployment is high here and that 'we farmers need another job.' There are other ways to get farmers out of this financial rut. Also, we don't need tourism in our agricul- tural community." We have purchased a large DEILCRAFT selection of dining FINE FURNITURE room suites at truly remarkable prices. An incomparable collection of tables chairs, seating arrangements and accents from Kaufman ,, ing Rexton or Collingwood Sklar Pepplar & Bogden & Gross. We are Ontario's leading retailer of heirloom -quality furniture and Grand Father Clocks at Exceptional Prices. Vist over 30,000 sq. feet of showrooms in Dublin. We offer an excellent interior design service both in our showrooms and in your home. STORE HOURS: MONDAY TO SATURDAY 9:00 - 6:00 THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 On Mill Street (1-800-265-6584) Midway Between Stratford & Goderich Fra Set Up off of Highway #8 NO EXTRA CHARGE OTHER BUSINESS In other business at Tuckersmith council the Clerk -Treasurer reported there had been a problem with mail pickup at the Canada Post box outside the township office and mail was not picked up for two weeks. Canada Post has agreed to reimburse anyone who had been inconvenienced. Mr. McLachlan reported the township now uses the ppoost office box outside the store in Vanastra. The Clerk -Treasurer was authorized to prepare a PRIDE application for Egmondville to replace some of the existing water lines. Council also authorized the installation of a four inch water main on William Street in front of the proposed Schoonderwoerd development in Egmondville. In his police report Mr. McGrath reported that Block Parents is looking for participants in the township and information is being sent to the township schools. Road superintendent Doug Poul- ton reported he received a mark of 94 per cent at a recent Road School and Reeve George Cantelon presented him with a certificate. Mr. Poulton also reported that some asphalt had been removed from the Hensall road and con- siderable gravel was removed from underneath the asphalt. He said "It was a swamp under there" and the road has been re -asphalted. Mr. McGrath spoke about people who build their driveway to their property lines and that when the township must work on the water main, the property owner should pay for the work. tic said "if we have to dig up the driveway to work underground, why should we (the taxpayers) pay for 11? Some of these driveways are cement and hard to cut through." The accounts approved totalled S295,962.37 with $ 177.498.4(1 going towards roads, $RR :91.10 to administration, $19,713.41 to Day Care, and $10,559.46 to Recreation Two Tile Drainage Loan ap plications were approved to Robin Farms Limited. Councillor Bill Delong was appointed to inves- tigate a request for the cleanout and improvement to the Rroedfoot Drainage works.