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Times-Advocate, 1980-02-06, Page 3MURRAY CARDIFF I HURON BRUCE I ON FEB. 18 VOTE CARDIFF MURRAY 0 For ,..the allowance of a spouses wage as a tax deduction in family business and farms. ...the removal of capital gains tax on the sale of farm land. ..,increased tax exemptions for volunteer firemen. For information call: CAMPAIGN DEADQOARTERS Toll free-1-800.265-7001 MURRAY CARDIFF RESIDENCE-887.6889 or your local MURRAY CARDIFF CAMPAIGN OFFICE Published under the authority of the Official Agent for Murray Cardiff Headquarters, Main St., Brussels study. ' Subsequent motions were then made to turn down the request for grants from the Blyth Centre and the Historical Society. ARTmAN,„ B They know both •Exeters While birthdays are everyday occurences. to celebrate a decade of ex- istence and the incorpora- tier' of a community all in PUC budgets are approved At the January meeting of the Exeter PUC the proposed operating and capital budgets for the waterworks department were discussed and approved. .The water department completed the year 1979 with an 8.12 percent profit and have budgeted for a profit of 5.74 percent this year. The Commission also ap- proved a capital budget of $67,298 for the year. This budget included major im- provements on Thames Road, William Street North and Main Street, south of Waterloo Street. According to-manager Hugh Davis the installation of an eight inch main in these areas will im- prove service to customers and provide better fire protection. The budget included ad- ditions and replacement of fire hydrants and the pur- chase of a new pickup truck for the department. There will be no increase in water rates this'year with the PUC deeming the department to be in adequate financial shape. The last rate revision was in March of 1977. one fell, swoop is a little bit on the unusual, side. This year Exeter's mother community in England will celebrate its incorporation hundreds of years ago while on thiS. side of the Atlantic twins Rebecca and David Stephens of St, •Joseph will mark their 19th birthdays February H. The twins, children, of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stevens, were born in the English version of Exeter. According to mother Suzanne she and her husband moved from the Midlands region of Britain and settled ill the small fishing village of Beer, just outside of the 80,- 000 population medieval town situated on the English Channel. The two youngsters have no recollection of Exeter as the family moved back to the Midlands only three weeks after their births. The family came to Canada in 1974 and settled first "in Seaforth. When asked if their settl- ing in this part of Canada had anything to do with Ex- eter, Mrs. Stevens replied they came to Seaforth because the only person they knew in Canada lived inClin- ton. "We were quite sur- prised to discover that there was an Exeter just down the road," she said. The family which also in- eludes teenage daughter Nicole moved to Baytietd where they resided. and operated a business for four years. Last year they moved to St. Joseph where they operated Cantin House, it gift and antique business. Today David and Rebecca are in grade four at Ecole St. Marie at St, Joseph, Asked how they like the French language Rebecca replied she enjoys learning French while David shrugged his shoulders in disagreement, According to Mrs. Stevens the youngsters are "real Canadians" with David cap- tain of the Zurich atom hockey team and Rebecca enjoys figure skating, TWO OF EACH — Life is full of Coincidences such as the birth of twins in Exeter. This is not too unusual aside' from the fact that David and Rebecca Stevens of St. Joseph were born in Exeter, England. The pair will celebrate their birthday next Saturday. T-A photo Street work , Co Waled from front page and Wright said some residents of the area had ad- vised him that most of the drainage problem, had been Overcome due to work un- dertaken last year. Change lighting On the recommendation of the committee, council alSo approved an expenditure of $6,557 to change portions of the street lighting system to 150 watt high pressure soliurn vapor luminaires. These were recently tested in the Andrew and John St. area. A total of 31 units will be erected, with most of them being in the core area. In a letter to council, PUC Manager Hugh Davis ex- plained that the new units are similar to mercury units. in that if they are operating and the power fails momen- tarily, the unit must cool down before it will relight, Secretary Continued from front page Fire Chief Gary Middleton, • 'it was noted the close cooperation between the two departments in regard to this matter should be con- tinued. Authorization was alwo given to a recommendation that a heated enclosure be built around the antenna transformer at the base of the PUC water tower. There has already been one pfoblem encountered in this regard due to the cold weather, `..Statistics in the January Pace report submitted by Day on Monday were as' fellows: Seven accidents with damage of $2,100, five war- nings and three charges un- der the Highway Traffic Act, nine parking ticketsissued,10 charges under the Liquor Control Act, one under the Narcotics Control Act, two thefts of over $200 with the total loot of $900. 10 thefts of under $200 with total loot of $600 and recovery of $200 and tWo people charged, four break and enters with loot of $775 and recovery of $200 with two people charged. GET HUBCAPS About $600 worth of stolen hubcaps were recovered on the weekend in Clinton, and a Clinton man was charged With theft': ' `,,'The hubcaps were stolen it January from vehicles at Hensall Motors. ;Exeter OPP Constable Larry Christiaen is in charge of the investigation. Exeter council decided to stick to the ,Policy of not making grants to charities or county groups, despite. an attempt by a couple of members to' have the matter opened for further con- sideration. The discussion on grants _arose when letters • were , received from the Blyth Cen- tre of the Arts and the Huron County Historical Society. Councillor Don Cameron asked • that the matter be referred to the social ser- vices committee. "These things keep coming up and we need a guideline," he opined. However, Mayor Derry Boyle said council already had a policy of not approving grants for such organizations and noted that it had been firmly followed town and private citizens were asked for financial assistance, "Let the people give who they want to give." she said. However, Mrs, Fuller did ,say her committee wanted more input from council on the matter of helping neighbouring com- munities which may be hit with disasters, such as last year's tornado in Woodstock. Councillor Ted Wright said it was impossible to deal with those situations with a set policy and each had to be dealt with on an individual basis. Councillor Alvin Epp join- ed Cameron and Campbell in attempting to have grants for other organizations con- sidered. He said that unless • the town was self-sufficient in such areas, as theatre, for -the patt four or five they should help those bring- years. .f.,)/”4 "'Mgt, amenit1erlb-thei Social services cornrriittee' area. ' ;-".• chairman Lossy Fuller con- When the vote was taken, curred with that comment, the three lost in their bid to saying that it was felt it was have, the matter turned over "double giving" when the to the committee for further Twins mark birthday Titibeis-Advo co tit, ary 6, 1900 THE MEN'S WEAR SALE TO END ALL MEN'S WEAR SALES Make your hard-earned money go farther...Stretch it now with tw lit ou,ve IF YOU THOUGHT SIDEWALK DAYS WERE GREAT OR THAT MIDNIGHT MADNESS WAS FANTASTIC ... WAIT TILL YOU SEE .THIS SALE. OUR STORE IS LITERALLY BURSTING AT THE SEAMS WITH FIRST RATE MERCHANDISE ... AND THERE'S DOZENS MORE SHIPMENTS SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE VERY SOON. THE ONLY WAY TO MAKE ROOM IS CLEAR OUT AS MUCH OF OUR PRESENT STOCK AS POSSIBLE IN A HURRY ... AND THE BEST WAY TO DO THIS IS TO SACRIFICE OUR PROFITS. IF YOU WANT YOUR CLOTHING DOLLAR TO STRETCH FARTHER THAN EVER, JUST CLIP THESE BONUS BUCKS AND GET READY TO SAVE. BRING ALL THE MONEY WITH YOU... YOU NEVER KNOW • lirt:IrrO8r;joets welcome WHAT YOU MAY WANT TO BUY WHEN YOU'VE SEEN OUR VALUES. pin MI MIMI 11111111111111111 NI 111111111101 11111 MI IN RN IM IN 1111111.= MI WI alrG7Itd-TrivvEllirrors mai von min IN LEGAL TENDER AT BOB 1,74, • I I Includes Levis, Foxy, 'Cl arhartt and Pantomimes STOCK. . . ' DRESS SHIRT ........ i OUR REG.. 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Koun, 25, Yatharoun, 4, Phouvanath, 6, and. Khammanh, 27, are originally from Loos, They have been living in a Thai refugee camp for eight months. Khammanh was with the military before leaving his homeland, On the committee to look after the new family are Gabby and Margaret Mol, Hans and Nancy Brand, Ian and Wilma Tuck, Gerben and JeanetteWynja, and Henry and Susan Wilts. The group says they have had no problems 1 -A photo getting donations of clothes and furniture. 1" Stick to policy on donations Here's How They Work For You NUS BUCKS SALE )(TENDED 3 MORE DAYS THURS-FRI-SA FROM , DOLLARS WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY SUIT I BLUE JEANS r1,114.41pV e: $26.00 jE 50 DOLLARS UNTIL SATURDAY, FEB. 9 SWARTMAN MEN'S SHOPPE I ,-- SWARTMAN MEN'S SHOPPE 1.1 I UNTIL SATURDAY, FEB. 9 'IC 10 DOLLARS • 't WITH HE PURCHASE OF ANY PAIR OF WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY Nu as Ns In am in NI No ow NI im am me am Nil LEGAL TENDER AT BOB SWARTMAN MEN'S SHOPPE UNTIL SATURDAY, FEB. 9 I I IL t WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY MI NI NI 11111 2 DOLLARS :It 10 DOLLARS 15 DOLLARS • .!