Times-Advocate, 1982-08-18, Page 5BETHEL REFORMED VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
tended the five-day vacation Bible school
kindergarten and nursery children took time
at
out to eat some popcorn.
Between 45 anf 50 children at -
the Huron Street Church. The
Berdan Paving
will be working in
the Exeter area
For Free Estimates on
• Driveways • Parking Lots
• Tennis Courts and • Sealing
Call Aylmer
»s-sso1
Committee
will hear
three requests
Three applications will be
heard by the Exeter commit-
tee of adjustment on August
24.
Applicants for minor
variances to permit additions
are Grant and Betty Case, 91
Victoria St., W.; George
Robertson, 28 Victoria St., E.;
and Ozren Zivkovic, 149
Huron St., W.
The Case application is for
an addition to a garage, while
Robertson seeks to extend his.
kitchen. The Zivkovic ap-
plication is for the erection of
a sun deck.
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LIFE • HOME -AUTO'. COMMERCIAL• FARM • TRAVEL
Hiring and work
practices defended
The hiring practices and
work habits of the Exeter
works department were
defended by works
superintendent Glenn Kells
this week W face of some
criticism from local
taxpayers.
Fine imposed The gents came in
what was described as a
for unsafe car "post script'' to Monday's
session and the press was
A Centralia wohlan was fin called back to the meeting to
ed $53 for permitting the hear the comments.
operation of an unsafe motor Mayor Bruce Shaw men -
vehicle when she appeared in tinned the criticism of the hir-
Exeter court, Tuesday.
Carole Ann Preece pleaded
guilty 'to the charge laid on
July 22 after it was found that
there were several defects in
her vehicle, including a
broken brake line and a hole
in the floorboard.
The accused told Justice of
the Peace Yvonne McPherson
she was unaware of many of
the problems, testifying she
had spent $300 the previous
month to have the vehicle put
in driveable condition.
It, was the only case on
Tuesday's docket.
Huron match
date is set
The 55th annual Huron
County plowing match will be
held on Saturday, Sept. 18.
Coaching will be available It was also noted that some Two were charged with
on Friday, Sept. 17. The of the Katimavik . students
match will be held on Hallrice have been helping out on the ssluing while under paha -
Farms in East Wawartosh Project, and it may appear to driv and three for impaired
Township, Lot 4, Con. 4, three some people"that more than driving.
miles north of Blyth and one three people had been hired. The loss in 10 thefts
west. amounted to $3,881 and wilful
damage to private and public
property amounted to over
$7,500, most of that in one in-
cident when a local apart-
ment was wrecked by a group
of youths who have been
charged.
SOME GOOD NEWS
• ing practices and also that a
local citizen had complained
that Exeter was subjected to
the usual government work
ethic --"where 18 guys stand
around watching one work".
,Kens advised council Thatwhen they received a grant of
$3,800 under a provincial
make-work program and:
decided to use a portion of the
money for sidewalk construc-
tion, he did not advertise the
three jobs created because
they were going to last for on-
ly four to five weeks and he
had about 50 to 75 applications
on his desk from people seek-
ing work.
He reported that he hired
three unemployed men who
live in Exeter and are attemp-
ting to raise families and the
names were taken from •
among the applications he
had on hand in his office.
ON PATROL — Children from the Exeter playground crowd around Constable Jim Barnes as he demonstrates
the siren call rather loud.
the patrol car's siren, ambulance warning, loud hailer and flashing lights. Some (with fingers in their ears) found
Busy month
for police.
July was a busy month for
the Exeter police department
according to the report sub-
mitted to council this week by
police committee chairman
Gaylan Josephson.
There were 12 motor vehi-
cle collisions with six injuries
and property damage of,
$21,750. Thirty charges wgre
laid under the Highway Traf-
fic Act, nine motorists were
cautioned and 13 parking
tickets were issued.
mileRegarding the complaint by
Held under the auspices of .a local delivery person that
the Huron County Plowmen's 'two members of the works
Association, there are ac- department crew were work-
tivities for everyone. The ing and five others were stan-
highlight of the day is the ding around watching, Kens
Queen of the Furrow competi- said that complaint occurred
tion held throughout the day. at 3:00 p.m. on Friday.
Contestants in the queen He said two of the five men
competition plow at 9 a.m. on -standing around had actually
the day of the match, give an __standing
their time for the
interview to the judges and week and were at the location
recite a speech. The winner is to have a coffee with the
crowned the day of the match. others who had actually com-
There are plowing classes menced their break period at
3:00 when they were spotted
by the delivery person.
Kells indicated further that
most of the crew had worked
through their lunch hour
pouring cement and said they
had completed two blocks of
for every age range, male or
female. Politicians can get in-
to the act in a plowing class
for present and former
wardens, mayors, reeves,
deputyreeves, MPs and
MPPs. There is also an anti-
que class for tractors 40 years sidewalk during the week and
old or more. were doing a highly satisfac-
The junior match will be tory job.
held on the Friday afternoon "You only have to ask the
starting at 2 p.m. people on the streets where
Besides plowing, there are they, were ,yy4icl 1g," he
other competitions such as claimed.'
horse show pitching, low saw- Deputy -Reeve Alvin Epp call from the mayor of the
ing and nail driving. said he could vouch for a job day, Si Simmons, that the
Awards to the winners will well done and Reeve Don street would be eligible for
be presented at a banquet on MacGregor termed the local . full subsidy because things
Friday, Oct. 29 at the Brussels works crew "the best bunch were done properly at the
Legion. of guy in Ontario." time it was constructed.
There was some good news
for Exeter council and the
residents of Pryde Boulevard
this week.
At the last session of coun-
cil, it had been indicated that
the plan to reconstruct Pryde
Boulevard next year may have
to be curtailed in cart because
the normal 50 percent subsidy
would not be forthcoming
from the provincial govern-'
ment due to the fact the street
was not originally built to the
specifications required by the
ministryf transportation
and comirunication.
However, Mayor Bruce
Shaw said he had received a
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Sale
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Teen -Age
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Sale 14"
Children's
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Ladies' Style Shoes..1 999
Women's Western 4999
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Women's
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Sale
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Men's Snoot Boots...4999
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