The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-11-03, Page 11Town of Exeter
School Support List
In provision with the Municipal Act R.S.O. 1970 Chapter 284
Section 516 (as amended) the 1977 school support list for
1978 taxes has been posted in the Clerk's office, 406 Main
Street on the 24th day of Octobel-, 1977.
Complaints in the nature of request for additions or Correc-
tions to or deletions from the list may be made by completing
and filing form obtainable at the office of the Clerk.
Because the office of the Clerk will be closed on November
11, the last day of filing forms for appeal of school support is
extended to November 14, 1977.
E. H. Carscadden
Town Clerk
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Lose 6,000 jobs
Times-AdVoctrte, November % 197 7 Pose I I
Whalen folk at cottage
A VARIETY OF COSTUMES - Students at the Exeter Sunshine Nursery School chose a great assortment of
costumes for Monday's Hallowe'en party. From the left are Karen Robinson, Michelle Reeves, Simon Smith,
Shonyn Baynham and Kevin Robinson, T-A photo
Practice for Creditor, cantata
By JACK RIDPELL
MPP Huron-Middlesex
There has been considerable
debate in the Ontario Legislature
on the subject of the planned lay-
off of 2,800 Sudbury workers by
Inco - which it is predicted will
actually mean a loss of some
6,000 jobs. in the Sudbury area.
One reason put forward for this
loss of employment is the fact
that Canada and Ontario's share
of the world nickel market has
dropped rapidly in recent years,
as other areas have developed
their deposits,
In 1966 this country's share of
the market was 51 percent; it had
declined to 34 percent by 1975.
Opposition Parties have urged
that the Legislature's Committee
on Resource Development should
go to Sudbury to hear local
submissions and to discuss the
matter with municipal and
labour officials.
Replying to a question from
Liberal John Sweeney (Kit-
chener-Wilmot) the Minister of
Housing admitted that the.
Government will make a profit of
$3 million on a $5 million in-
vestment' in land in Kitchener.
The land was bought for $750,000,
servicing costs were $4,350,000,
and the selling price is $8,070,000.
Opposition Parties condemned
the Government as the largest
speculator in the Province. The
Minister said it was government
policy to sell off at market prices
the 23,000 acres which it bought
over the years for land banks to
provide low cost housing.
House Leaders of all parties
have been meeting to organize a
Select Committee on Ontario
Hydro, and establish its terms of
reference, The Liberal view is
that the entire operation of Hydro
should fall within the scope of the
committee, including the extent
of direct Government control
over the Crown Corporation arid
such currently controversial
matters as the over-runs on the
Bruce County heavy water
project cost.
Liberal Leader Stuart Smith
believes that the committee
should be able to call expert
witnesses and employees from
such projects,
It is thought that there may be
some, overlap with this Com-
mittee's work and that of the
Porter Commission on Hydro's
long range planning, which is
intended to deal with Hydro
projects from 1985 onward.
Further development of nuclear
plants in the province will ob-
viously be of interest to both
groups.
Questions on the subject of the
Bruce heavy water cost over-
runs were asked in the House this
week. When the Minister turned
aside requests for cost and
progress reports, Stuart Smith
charged that he was out of touch
with the problems, and should
consider resigning. He said "You
are talking about a .$400 million
(cost) over-run and you stand in
this House and say, , day after
day, that you don't know what we
are talking about".
On a more positive note,
Ontario Hydro spol-esrnen have
indicated that there should be no
repetition this December of
power shortages that led to
province-wide voltage cuts and
interruption of service to some
industries in the pre-Christmas
period last year.
Hydro expects to have about
3400 megawatts of generating
capacity in reserve when the
period of peak demand is reached
in mid-December.
Liberal MPP Remo Mancini
(Essex South) has introduced a
Private Member's Bill calling for
the legal drinking age to be
raised to 19 years, in the hope
that such a change in the law
would "remove the practice of
drinking from the province's high
schools."
Such a move was recom-
mended by the Select Committee
on Highway Safety and recom-
mended by a task force in-
vestigating teenage drinking .in
the spring of 1976. A 1976
Addiction Research Foundation
Survey showed that among a
sample of 1,439 high school
students in Ontario, 86 percent
drank, although less than 25
percent were of legal age.
It has been disclosed that a
Mississauga cement kiln has
been regularly burning highly
toxic wastes for about two years,
without public knowledge, but
with the approval of the Ministry
of the Environment. This burning
practice was started, as an ex-
periment, and in 1975 a
ministerial certificate was issued
to permit its continuance. The
Ministry hopes to have an op-
portunity to explain exactly what
is involved before burning is
resumed some time before the
end of this year.
There have been rumours that
some 100 provincial police of-
ficers were going to be laid off.
However, the Solicitor General
stated, during debate on the
Estimates, that Ontario has no
intention of reducing policing in
'the province.
The Ontario Government in-
tends to advertise Minaki Lodge
in trade journals, This very
expensive, and controversial,
tourist project in North Western
Ontario is now up for sale.
The Minister of Industry and
Tourism told the Legislature that
the decision to sell has been made
because to finish the work would
cost a further $8 million on top of
the $10 million which has already
been spent.
The snail sees nothing but his
own shell, but ' thinks it the
grandest palace in the universe.
- Hindu saying
By MRS, HAMILTON HOPG1N$
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hern and
Mr. & Mrs. Macleod Mills spent
the weekend at the Bern cottage
at Nine Mile Lake.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Molnar and
family, Dorchester visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ernest
Ferguson.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl French and
Elizabeth attended a Hallowe'en
party at the home of Mr. & Mrs.
Lorne Bern, Zion, Saturday
evening,
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Bern and
boys were Sunday supper guests
with Mr, & Mrs. John Garland,
Kitchener.
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
Reg Finkbeiner received his
B.A. degree at the autumn
convocation of the University of
Western Ontario Saturday
morning. Mrs. Finkbeiner and
Michael and Mr. & Mrs.Lorne
Finkbeiner witnessed the
ceremony.
Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Don Finkbeiner were Mrs.
Chester Glanville and Marilyn,
Providence Bay, Manitoulin
Island, Mrs. John Glanville and
Mrs. Lloyd Glanville, Seaforth.
Mrs. Gordon Kaitting,
Goderich, and Mrs. Beatrice
Geiger, Zurich, attended the
Sunday morning service at Zion
United Church.
Mrs, Chris Dinney, Mrs. Bruce
Pierce and Linda were at the
Friday meeting of the Christian
Women's Club, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Hey and
Lorne Voigt visited relatives in
Port Hope, Peterborough and
Bradford last week.
Practice has begun for the
Christmas cantata at Zion United
Church. Don Finkbeiner is
directing the singing, Rev. &
Mrs. Pierce the dialogue.
Maurice Beaver is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
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344 Andrew Street South, Exeter
Phone: 235-2140 or
1-800-265-5909 (toll free)
COME TO THE
BELFRY "GOING-UP"
CEREMONIES
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9 at 2:00 p.m permitting)
(weather
It was a sad day when the old belfry had to be removed from its perch on top of the
town hall clock tower two years ago this month. it will be a glad day when it goes up
again next week.
BE A PART OF THE SCENE. JOIN THE CROWD TO WATCH THE EXCITEMENT OF SEEING
THE BELFRY GO UP TO ITS PROPER PLACE.
House to House Canvass
Starts This Week.
Please be generobs.
See & hear the
DOMINION LIFE CHOIR
Tues., Nov. 29 at 8:30 p.m.
at the
SOUTH HURON REC. CENTRE
13.3 Cu. Ft.
No Frost
Refrigarator/Freezer
Exclusive PoweriMiser (Energy Saver) • Butter Conditioner •
Porcelain Vegetable Crisper and Meat Keeper •
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Roll Easy Casters •
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Exclusive Power iser (Energy Saver) • 2 Porcelain Vegetable CrisPare •
I•18 Lb. Freezer Capacity • Ice Cube Storage, Canua • 5 Cabtliovor Shelves •
Porcelain Meat Keeper with Crisp/Alre Control • Rdll easy Casters •
Deluxe 30"
Cooking Centre with Self Clean Oven
• Variable Timed Cleaning e Automatic Safety Door Lock
• Delay-Cook-Hold Timer and Thermostat
• Infinite Heat Element Switches • Illuminated Backguard
• Full Width, Fiemovabfe Storage Drawer
KRI36 Renee viltb Easy Clean Oran KRM38 Range
• Continuous Clean Oven Optional • Delay-Cook•Hold Timer and Thermostat
• Appliance Outlet • 2.8" and 2. 5" Plug•Out Cements
• Optional Rotlaserle Removable Oven Door
• Clintrolled,Bake and Broil • Full widthliernovable Storage Drawer
List of Donors for Week of November 3.
"Stinbutel" Dryer
• Cycle or AutOmetic Cycles ..:' 9 '
• VIrInkle Preventing Co01 Down • 425
• Even Dry Plastic and fiubbot
Items safely
• Safety Door Switch
• Adluerable Levelling Legs
• Automatic Motor Protector
Deluxe Portable end
undercounter DIshwriehers
DM °rent and Rinse Additive DISpenaers •
Shit Food Scrap DIspOser • Porcelain Interior •
Cutlery 54tOret With Small Item eomoarimani •
8 Cycles InCluding Pot Scrub and Energy Saver •
• Warehouse Furniture
and Appliances
Unlimited (New & Used)
• Antiques & Things
Penny Farthing $25.00
Mrs. Barbara Lowe 25.00
Swartman Family 100.00
Mrs. John Willis 10.00
Anonymous 25.00
Anonymous 100.00
Gerry Smith Barber Shop 25.00
Ersmans Bakery 25.00
Roy Stover 50.00
Xi Gamma Nu, Chapter
of Beta Sigma Phi '275.00
' Mrs. Martha Smith 10.00
Thomas Organs 25.00
L. V. Hogarth 10.00
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Campbell 25.00
boug Ellison . 25.00
Exeter Bakery , 20.00
Heavy Duty 18 Lb.
Autotnatle Washer
• oyro.Balence Suspension
POur Width Cyclles
• Infinite Water Level Selector
• StOp Action Safety Lid Wok
• Dual Agitation • Dual Spin
Sows
• Wath.Rtnars Temperature Selector
. Fabric Softener and Bleach DiSponsdrs
Main St. 235-1964
Anonymous
Anonymous
Dinney Furniture
Mr. & Mrs. Reg. Beavers
Mr. & Mrs, W. May
Wilson's Jewellery
Anonymous
In memory of J, M.
Southcatt
Mr, & Mrs. G. Gray
M,1 Gaiter
Butler's Store
Dutch Canadian
Anonymous
James Ktteale
Anonymous
25.00
20.00
200.00
20.00
100.00
25.00
40.00
500.00
25.00
100.00
20.00
10.00
20.00
100.00
10.00
Sponsored by the Exeter at District Heritage Foundation.
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