The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-09-04, Page 13A HAUL — Most young cowboys would have enjoyed making off with the haul from this
stagecoach. It carried the contestants in the rodeo queen contest. Winner in the front on the left was
Donna Schilbe, Miss Zurich Bean Queen. Beside her are Nancy Boshart, SeaforthandYvonne Romaniuk,
Exeter. In the back seat are Nancy Swartz, Miss Hensall Saddle Club; Maxine Bilyea, Miss St. Marys; and
Janie McDowell, Miss Exeter Saddle Club. T-A photo.
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the left, was chosen as the Exeter Board of Trade Fun Day queen,
Friday. She then went on to represent Exeter in the local rodeo.
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By MRS. NORMAN LONG
Mr. & Mrs. John McArthur
and family of Brampton spent
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Joe McQuarrie and family and
visited Storybook Gardens at
London Sunday.
PERSONALS
Robert Thomson attended a
family picnic Sunday at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Clarence
Priestap, Mitchell,
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Carter,
Jimmie and Donna of Essex
visited Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Hood
Saturday and Sunday.
Recent visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Ray Bell were Mr. & Mrs.
Wm Weir, Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Weir and Ronald Weir and Susan
Bateman, all of Stratford. Master
Wm Weir holidayed one week
with his aunt and uncle and
cousins, Ray Bell and family.
Miss Grace Riley of London,
Miss Judy Wallace, Seaforth,
Miss Sally Waddell, London,
Miss Linda Waddell, Ilderton,
returned home by jet from
vacationing three weeks in
Western Canada.
Miss Cathy Bell has returned
home since visiting a week in
Stratford with her aunt and
uncle, Mr. & Mrs. Wm Weir and
cousins,
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Bell and
family spent Sunday at
Tavistock and attended the first
Diehl reunion.
Mr. & Mrs. David Moyer and
Mr. & Mrs. Don Campbell and
Jamie of Parry Sound visited
Mrs. Moyer's father, Robert
Thomson, Saturday night and
Sunday.
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Mrs. Lorne Hicks and her
sister, Miss Wilda Pollock of
Kitchener were in Toronto last
week attending the Canadian
National Exhibition,
Rev. & Mrs, R. V. Wilson
returned home last week after
vacationing for the month of
August at their cottage at Port
Carling.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Lammie
spent the weekend at their
cottage in the Pinery.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Greb were
Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Reg Hodgson at their cottage at
Port Blake.
Misses Elaine and Marie Powe
and Margaret Haist have
returned home following a trip
to the West Coast. Elaine has
resumed her teaching duties at
HARRY GLOVER
Harry Glover, 86, passed away
suddenly in Strathroy Hospital
Saturday.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Lottie Cann; four sons,
James, Exeter; Robert,
Strathroy; Harry and Ray, both
.of London; and three daughters,
Mrs. Jack (Helen) Wright,
London; Mrs. Ervin (Grace)
Anglestad, London; and Mrs.
Jerry (Betty) Herbert, St.
Thomas; and several
grandchildren.
Funeral service was in
Strathroy Tuesday. Interment
was in Strathroy Cemetery.
GEORGE BAYNHAM
George Baynham, 77,
Centralia, passed away Saturday
in Victoria Hospital, London.
His wife, the former Hattie
Lochner, predeceased him.
Survivors include three sons,
Charles (Scott) of Calgary,
Alberta; Fred of Galveston,
Texas; and Gordon of Exeter;
eleven grandchildren and two
great grandchildren; and two
sisters, Mrs. William Haddock,
Centralia, and Mrs. Elmer
Pickering, Shipka.
The body rested at the
Hopper-Hockey Funeral Home
where the service was held
Tuesday with Rev. Robert
Wilson, Centralia, in charge.
Interment was in Grand Bend
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Fred
Bowden, Jim Cook, Jack Price,
Bill Elliott, Wilfred Huxtable
and Ken Hodgins.
the Laura Second Secondary
School in St. Catharines.
Mr. & Mrs. Lew Hicks and
family .of Toronto were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. Lorne Hicks.
Attending the funeral of the
late George Baynham, Tuesday
were Charles Baynham, Calgary;
Fred Baynham, Galveston,
Texas; Mr, & Mrs. Gordon
Culbert, Niagara Falls; Mr. &
Mrs. D. M. Maltby, Harriston
and relatives and friends from
Lambeth, London and
surrounding community.
Grand Bend, Ontario,
September 2, 1969.
TO THE EDITOR,
Exeter-Times Advocate,
Exeter, Ontario.
Members of Grand Bend
Public Utilities Commission feel
that the Reeve and Members of
Village Council are :not
presenting true facts to the
ratepayers of Grand Bend in
connection with water billing.
Grand Bend Public Utilities
Commission received a request
from the Village council dated
July 29, 1969, to prepare a cost
rate for reading commercial
meters, billing and collecting all
water consumption charges for
the new Grand Bend Water
System.
Public Utilities Commission
had been advised by Reeve 0.J.
Wassmann that council would
receive a delegation from P.U.C,
at their meeting to be held on
August 9. 1969, to discuss
details of water billing.
Chairman L. Mason,
Commissioner Robert Keys and
members of staff attended this
meeting, only to find that
sufficient number of council
members were not present to
hold a council meeting.
The Reeve invited P.U.C.
representatives to sit at council
table and discuss items presented
by the P.U.C. with himself,
Councillor Ivan Luther and
Clerk M. DesJardine.
In order to prepare a cost rate
for billing water consumption,
Times-Advocate, $
the following information is
required by P.U.C.
Information Required from
Village Council Re: Water
Frequency of Billing
(a) Yearly
(b) Twice yearly
(c) Every two months —
same period as Hydro?
Rate and Classification
(a) Domestic — Regular
(b) Domestic — Summer
(e) Small Commercial
(d) Metered Commercial
Billing Policy — Is
conimencement of service on
Connection date?
Owner or Tenant Billing?
Are All Water Consumers to
sign a Water Contract?
Notification for Billing
(a) Clerk to supply name
and address of
consumer
(b) Date of connection
(c) This information to
P.U.C, in writing.
Approximate date of first
Billing?
Copies of this information
were left with the Reeve and
Clerk for each member of
Council. ReeveWassmann advised
members of Public Utilities
tember 4, 1909 Page
Commission that council would
meet on Monday August 11,
1969, this. information Would be
presented to Council, and.
Information required by the.
Public Utilities Commission
would be forwarded to their
Office immediately, in order that
a water billing could be issued as
soon as possible.
To date Public Utilities
Commission have not received
this information from the Reeve,
or members of Village Council.
Lawrence Mason, Chairman
Public Utilities Commission
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