Times Advocate, 1994-06-01, Page 3THE
Blanshard Telephone
being investigated
by the province
KIRKTON - The Blanshard Municipal Telephone System will be the fo-
cus of a two month investigation by the Ontario Telephone Service Com-
mission.
The investigation was ordered in late April by Frances Lankin, minister
of economic development and trade, after complaints from local users dur-
ing the past year.
On April 27. an order in council was signed by Lankin and lieutenant -
governor Hal Jackman so the service commission could look into com-
plaints regarding the purchase of equipment, availability of a subscribers
list and fairness of services between users of the locally run company.
The latter is a key issue for residents in the arca.
At present there arc four exchanges serving the needs of residents in
Kirkton, Granton, Schringville and Uniondale. But not all the exchanges
have the same long distance privileges although they all pay the same fees.
Meanwhile, officials at the phone company have been reported as saying
they welcome the provincial investigation as the company has nothing to
hide.
Exeter break and enter
committed in broad daylight
EXETER - The OPP arc seeking
assistance in a break and enter that
occurred at 126 Huron St. west in
Exeter on May 28. At around
12:40 p.m. two ,hales were ob-
served in the area. One is de-
scribed as wearing a black leather
jacket with red lettering on the
back. while driving a small, brown,
four -door car. The thieves stole a
28" colour RCA tclevision,and an
RCA VCR.
Other investigations that day in-
cluded a stolen Nokia portable hag
phone from a truck on King St. in
Hensall.
On May 23 OPP investigated a
cottage break-in at an Oakwood
cottage. The cottage was entered
by a group of people whom the po-
hcc assume used the cottage as a
party place. Liquor was stolen and
consumed, and some minor damage
was done.
On the same day an investigation
was conducted in a purse theft
which occurred at the Oakwood
golf course. The purse was re-
moved from an open car trunk. A
substantial amount of cash was tak-
en.
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EXETER - "Variety '94" is the
theme of South Huron District
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The cast of staff, former students,
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A Laotian dance performed by Mai Phouttharath (far left) will
be a highlight in the spring production. This student learned
her dance from a teacher while living in her native country.
Here she practises her moves at the dress rehersal.
Rehersing his recitation is Jay Alblas (centre photo) at the
dress rehersal for the upcoming Variety '94 to be put on by
the staff and students of South Huron District High School.
Alblas is a published poet. His book, Tales from Across the
Spyder Bridge, will be on sale at the show.
"Who's on first?" That's what Jenny Robertson (above) would
like to know. Robertson and co-star Fiona Walker will perform
their act June 15-17.
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