Times-Advocate, 1984-02-22, Page 2Page 2
Times -Advocate, February 22, 1984
New congratulatory
cards for town
Exeter council now has an
official congratulatory card
for its citizens. The card, des-
igned by Stephen Printing,
shows a sketch of the otd town
hall on the front; inside is the
town's crest and the names of
council members.
These attractive cards will
be sent out for any special oc-
casion, and citizens were ask-
ed to supply names of persons
whom they feel are worthy of
receiving official congratula-
tions from the town.
Three ad hoc committees
were appointed by council,
Monday night. Those acting
on the preparation of Exeter's
pages in the Huron County
Bicentennial Atlas are:
Mayor Bruce Shaw, Karen
Pfaff, JoAnne Bowen, and
Garnet Hicks.
For the Auditor General's
examination of Drinking and
Driving in Our Community,
the five members are: Ted
Johnson, Ralph Topp, Verna
Gingerich, Shelly Little and
Dr. Don Ecker.
Council appointees to the
senior citizens advisory com-
mittee include Olive Hicks,
Dean Frayne, Charles Smith,
Norman Stanlake and Ervin
Sillery.
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ing fountain to the Exeter rec centre. Shown are Cam Stewardson (left), facilities
manager at the centre, Sharon Lynn, Alpha Pi president, and Liz Taylor and Sharon
Davis, members of the chapter's service committee.
Diddulpk buys backhoe,
accepts gravel tender
At the regular February
meeting, Biddulph township
council authorized the pur-
chase of a backhoe machine
and accepted the tender for
the 1984 gravelling program.
After considerable discus-
sion with road superintendent
Hugh Davis which revealed
the present backhoe needed a
major overhaul, which he felt
was not warranted the deci-
sion was made to purchase a
John Deere demonstrator
model from Southwest Trac-
tor Inc. for a net difference
after tradein of $25,200.
The tender from C.R. Chit -
tick Construction Limited, the
lowest of three received was
accepted for the township
gravelling contract.
The Chittick firm will supp-
ly, crush, haul and spread
11,000 cubic yards of gravel on
township roads for $3.88 per
cubic yard.
Tom Prout, general
manager of the Ausable-
Bayfield Conservation
Authority was in attendance
to discuss with coancil the ac-
tivities carried out by the con-
servation authority during the
past year.
Prout explained to Council
sevzral of the main activities
carried out by the Authority
during 1983 and discussed
several areas of_concern
which were raised by council.
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pressed the gratitude of Coun-
cil to Mr. Prout for coming to
the meeting to explain the ac-
tivities of the Authority.
Jim Dunlop of Kime, Dit-
chfield, Mills, and Dunlop, the
township Auditors, was in at-
tendance to explain to Coun-
cil a service which his com-
pany provides namely the op-
portunity to maintain the
township financial records on
their computer.
Dunlop explained that by
placing the Township records
on computer the financial
data provided to Council
allowed them to make more
meaningful decisions. He also
explained that a complete
reporting system is in effect
and that reports are provided
monthly.
Council discussed - the
possibility of using the com-
puter system provided by Mr.
Dunlop in detail noting that
the information which would
be available to council would
allow them to not only know
the status of all accounts
monthly but also provide ex-
cellent financial data to assist
council when preparing their
budgets.
Council agreed with Dunlop
that they would be prepared
to place the financial records
of the township on a computer
system on the understanding
that the fee would not exceed
$150.00 per month.
Mrs. Dave Welch was in at-
tendance on behalf of her hus-
band to request council's per-
mission to erect a 20x28'
garage on their property
described at part of lot 11.
S.L.R. from which Mr. Welch
wished to conduct a wrought
iron business.
Mrs. Welch advised council
that Mr. Welch is presently
unemployed and it was his
desire to initiate a wrought
iron products business. Mrs.
Welch explained that the
business if successful would
be moved from their lot,
however, at present they are
unable to afford to rent or buy
a building until they are sure
the business would he a
success.
Council advised Mrs. Welch
that this -type of business is
not permitted and that to
change the zone to permit the
business would be very dif-
ficult. Council requested that
Mrs. Welch speak to all of her
neighbours to ascertain
whether they would object to
this form of business being
conducted in the area. Coun-
cil also advised that they
would consider the request
further when Mrs. Welch had
discussed it with her
neighbours.
Council made the following
appointments for the period •
from February .. 1984 to
November 30, 1985.
Planning Advisory Com-
mittee: Earl French, Jim
Barker, Wilson Hodgins,
Wayne Gibson, Fred Dobbs
and Austin Hodgins.
Committee of Adjustment:
Orvil Langford, Jim Ryan
and Ron Squire.
Granton and area Fire
Board: Earl French and Ken
Lyons.
Lucan-Biddulph Fire Area
Board: Wilson Hodgins, Jim
Barker and Dave Goddard.
Middlesex County
Plowmen's Association:
Wilson Hodgins, Key Lyons.
Biddulph Community Cen-
tre, Board at Granton: Her-
man Lansink, Jeff Bryan,
Ron Tomlin, Jim Barker and
Earl French.
Biddulph Township Road
Committee: Wilson Hodgins,
Jim Barker and Ken Lyons.
Biddulph Township
Findnce Committee: Wilson
Hodgins, Jim Shipley and
Earl French.
For 1984: Auditors: Kime,
Ditchfield, Mills and Dunlop;
Solicitor: Robert Benner -
1984; Clerk -Treasurer and
Tax Collector: Ray G. Hands;
Road and drainage
superintendent: Hugh Davis.
Granton Recreation Com-
mittee: Earl French, Ken
Lyons, Wilf Riddell, Herman
Lansink and Murray Fraser.
Biddulph Township Fence
Viewers: Eric Hodgins, Bev
Westman and Jim McCarthy.
Council directed clerk -
treasurer Ray Hands to
engage the services of Frank
Van Geel for office cleaning
and ground maintenance at a
rate of $250 per month. b
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Special day at Rec Centre, Friday
By Lynne Farquhar
We have another "PD Day
Special" lined up for area
Basketball
South Huron's senior
cagers fought a close match
against Mitchell Seniors
Tuesday.
South Huron had a tough go
of it in the first quarter. Most
of their difficulty came in fail-
ing to capitalize on some pret-
ty good chances at'baskets.
The Panthers missed a few
foul shots as well. Mitchell
fought hard, keeping South
Huron pressed in their half for
most of the quarter. Mitchell
came up with some good re-
bounds. The opposing seniors
took the first quarter 16-9.
The Panthers fought back
in the second quarter and
brought the score to an
almost even 26-23.
Brent Atthill played well in
the second quarter enabling
South Huron to finally cash in
on their shooting chances.
South Huron limited their of-
fence to their usual long shots
from the outside. The team
put in a strong effort in the
latter part of the first half.
Mitchell came on strong
earlier in the latter half, open-
ing up the scoring for the third
quarter. South Huron played
hard though, and kept the
score close. With two minutes
left in the quarter, Mitchell
had the edge of the , 34-33
match. A foul shot from Mit-
chell helped edge the score in
Mitchell's favour to 36-35. Mit-
chell added a shot in the last
second, upping the score
38-35.
Mitchell had some good
shots to open the scoring in
the fourth quarter, still hav-
ing the slight edge of a 40-39
score. John Peters fought
hard to help South Huron stay
close to Mitchell in a see -saw
battle for the game.
A series of four fouls by
South Huron unfortunately
unabled Mitchell to climb out
of reach for the Panthers.
The final score was a disap-
pointing 64-59 victory for
Mitchell.
Lucan bowling
Inter -town ladies: Lucan
21/ - St. Marys 812. Vicki
Horbanuick 262-698, Helen
Hardy 296-695. Men: Lucan II
- 33, Stratford Mikes -II --15.
Kim Giles 284-1267, Gord Bill
271-1227, Roger Bennewies
285-1209, Lucan I -3712, Zurich
121-^2. Ray Hands 277-1233, Do:r
Watt 266-1208.
Monday ladies: Loretta
Dickson 269-713, Joyce Van
Geel 241-656, Pat MacDonald
253-654, Marg Elson 264-630,
Helen Hardy 266-625, Shirley
Fowles 244-603, Marg Young
223,653, Gerrie Hayes 259,
Lynda Miller 266, Deb
Thompson 277, Patti Carter
237, Kit Hearn 233.
Tuesday juniors: Eddie
Van Kerkoerle 258, Brian Roe
240, Sandy Hyde 192, Tabatha
Perry 189, Jeff Bond 188, Kim
Greenlee 180, Terry Evans
167, Wendy Gwalchmai 162.
Chris Sleaford 162.
Colleen's: Helen Hearn
256-644, Pat Bloxam 255-635,
Thelma Hodgins 229-613,
Janice Dauncey 225-611,
Norah Cowie 247, Agnes
O'Sullivan 236. Norma
Galloway 232, Eileen Hodgins
226, Mary Van Geel 226.
Medway: Cal Carmichael
231-644, Ingrid Loyens 218-632,
Bill Loyens 242, Vera
Giradrin 212, Peter DenOtter
208.
Senior citizens: Alf Riley
319-726, Charlie Grieves 225,
Marian Noels 203, Frank
DeBlock 197, Jean Miller 188.
Harry Noels 185, Helen
McDonald 179, Verna
Dowdall 177.
Wednesday bantams: Brad
Vollrath 185, Ken Cowie '176,
Jason Woytowitch 164, Stacey
Evans 156, Jay Deeks 128,
Shawn Kraft 122, David
Damen 121, Jason Gnay 110.
Wednesday mixed: Bud Ap-
pleman 273-664, Dave Boyn-
ton 260-654, Lloyd Williamson
279, Larry Smith 226, B.B.
Cornish 220, Rose Maxwell
2270, Bill Cornelissen 214, Pat
Ryan 210.
Thursday men: Jim Smith
326-803, Larry DeCaluwe
274-740, Don Watt 314-710, Bob
Smith 275-715, Jim Burt
296-702, Wayne Smith
2668-679, Bill Neil 246-677, Hi
Thompson 277-669, Doug Lee
229-659, Brad Taylor 256-652,
Rick Rollings 239-652, Ed
Groenewagen 229-652, Colin
Brewer 248-650, Larry Hewitt
274.
Friday mixed: Brian
Ankers 355-717, Eve Smith
257-682, Vicki Horbanuik
285-681, Wayne Smith 269-640,
Don Wallis 291-632, Patti
Carter 256-623, Harold Smith
226-609, Russ Smith 268-607,
Heather Smith 238.
Sunday mixed: Glena Tripp
266-676, Gary Dunlop 257-572,
Bill Dixon 314-658, Sherry
Pfaff 286-628, Jim Smith
240-619, Norma Galloway 246,
Bruce McKichan 242, John
Fahner 226.
youngsters this Friday,
February 24. The film "Island
of the Blue Dolphins" will be
shown in the hall from
10:00-11:45 a.m. Admission to
the movie is $1.50 per
youngster.
In the afternoon, a free
skate will take place on the
ice surface from 1:00-2:00
p.m. The concession booth
will be open for both
activities.
Members of the Exeter and
District swim team will be
participating in the Esso
Swim Canada program to be
held in Vanastra starting in
April. The 10 week course
costs $24 per youngster. If
your youngster is interested
in signing up for the course or
you'd like some more infor-
mation, call the Rec Centre at
235-2833.
Area fans will have plenty
of opportunity to see some
hockey over the next few
weeks. The following tour-
naments are being hosted at
the South Huron Rec Centre:
February 25 and 25, Men's
Rec League Tournament,
March 3: Shamrock Bantam
'B'; March 9 and 10: Huron
Perth Area House League
Tournament; March 17 and
18: Bantam House League
Tournament and March ,30
and 31: Men's Rec League
Tournament (co -hosted with
Stephen Township Arena).
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