Times Advocate, 1992-06-17, Page 3GARBAGE
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On Tuesday!the Exeter lc School Parent Association offi-
cially opened their creative playground along with help from
their sponsors. Shown here are: back row, Lisa Taylor, (Par-
ent Association president) (left), Shirley Mousseau (Lioness),
Vera Armstrong (Exeter Legion), Ross Ferguson (Masons), Al
Taylor (EPS principal), Mark Heimrich (Optimists). Front row:
representing Exeter Public School student council Catherine
Bergmann (left), and Jacklyn Baynham. Shown playing on the
equipment in the background are members of South Huron
District High School's technical department, responsible for
its construction.
Parents group opens new playground
EXETER - The Exeter Public
School Parent Association official-
ly opened their Creative Play-
ground On hand for the opening
were club members from the Opti -
No specific
site.for prison
proposal
.mist. Lioness. Legion, Masons and
the school's Student Council who
all gave generous donations toward
the project.
The Technical Department from
CLINTON - While it was previ-
ously hoped Huron County would I,
troop eseotittg one unified proposal
toahe Ministry of Correctional Ser-
vices in the !rope a lucrative con-
tract for a now federal prison could
he brought w..therotmty,itappears
a less defined proposal will be sent
forth this month.
Exeter council member Bob
Spears who encoded the final meet-
ing in Chalon last week to discuss
the proposal noted while the minis-
try will receive a "County of Hu-
ron" site proposal, a will actually
encompass nix potential peniten-
tiary sacs. none of which is very
apocilic 115 to what lands would be
involved.
The- anUIuau y will nod that the
oruniy aupptxu Iha possibility of ;.
prison in the wrae til Wtnglaun,
lfruranl,i, healwlli, (:tutu!!!, Ucxli
nth. or liunttt Nasi
South Huron District High School, the opening ceremonies.. Over
who under the supervision of Dave 210 students were anxiously
Newton and Jim Gladding drafted awaiting the official O.K. to play
and constructed the Playground on the equipment.
equipment, were also available for
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CANADA DAY
cHIMIS
Garbage normally collected on Wednesday will be
picked up on Tuesday, June 30 because of the
Wednesday holiday.
TOWN OF EXETER HOME COMPOSTING
The Town of Exeter is currently taking orders from
persons wishing to purchase home composters.
The Town wUI order composters of differing types
from Bluewater Recycling and pass volume dis-
counts on to Exeter and area residents
For more informatlon,
contact the Municipal Office at 235-0310
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INN year's Imbues," said Moyer.
The total assessment on new con-
$ltuCliun for the year has reached
S1.2 .nllion, almost half of the
1991 May Molal of $2.36 million.
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• 'trade Secrets and Body Reform,
two stores: specializing in personal care
are exclusively at London's Wesinwunt.
lode Srwets is on &he Upper Level by the st d Court,
..and offers a complete hair care selection.
Body Reform is just below, and looks after the rest of you.
Their products are not tested on animals.
Body Reform and "Trade Se rets are part of the
180 snores snaking up London's best shopping.selection
You'll love the difference.
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WEEKEND . .
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June 27 and 28
* Mixed Slo pitch tournament .
all weekend
startsFriday night at 6:30 p.m.
- Eight Stephen family teams will be participating
§--*-Breukfast Saturday 7 to Zo a.m.
sponsored by the Stephen Township Firemen
* Gigantic Parade
starts Saturday at 11 a.m.
at the ConcessionePark. Ends at
new township shed
At least five bands participating.
jFloat entries, from all parts of the township are invited -
Youngsters bring your bikes and trikes
-For parade information -and registration phone
the Township Office 234-6331,
Ross Haugh 234-6336,
Karen Tiernan 235-3388
and Norm Tripp 228-6970 by June 20
• * Pun and Sports for the whole Family
Architeetusal xfrafidatt Modestts at South Huron District High /
School recently completed their year-long •drafting projects.
Scoring the highest marks in the class were: 'Susan Kirton
(left), Mark Baker and Mark Weigand.
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10 a.m. to 4 pan. Classic and Antique Car Show
Display area behind Johnny's Gas Bar
For information call Al Renning at 235-2035
1 p.m Horseshoe Challenge
- open to everyone
Nota competition - just for fun
1 p.m Beach Volleyball
1-3 p.m Tractor Pull - by weight
1.00 p.m 'Official Ceremony and Special
Edition History Book Auction
2:00 & 3:15 p.m Dykehopper Band and
'Dutch Dancers
2:30p,u1.
Skateboard -demonstration
3 p.m Stephen Firemen
Extaication Demonstration
3 p.m
4.7 p,in
Dance 9 p.w..to l .aatn. with the Crystalaires
Karate Demonstration
Sbriners' Fish Fry
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10:30 a,m. Ecumenical Church Service
Guest pyour
o ,Ross Dlaatly ofwn Channe l 10
12 Noon Firemen's Brunch
1 p.m. Future Fs ueri''Olympics
including • bale toss • milking • ttof--war
bowling
1 pm.• rutabaga
skating
Hut's ape shahs pe d vT yball continue
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• 2:$0 p.m. Adult Farr Olympics
• 4 pan.
5 p.m
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Tin 10 kllo•Pi ch game
Draw for trip to Las Vega
and\\times are aul ject to
See Historic Gallery 1501splaya at
Towiiship Hall and Township Chard)
Displays at Crediton United Chard)
* Township HisIoiy Books
• Centennial Souvenir • .duuiti • Mugs
• Haiti • T-shirloi • Sweatshirt*
• Limited Edition J'rin's • ifgrli Nokia,01)'1'1.1111811' 1+' O()t) BOOTH
ON THE GROUNDS