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The Times Advocate, 2004-06-02, Page 3"You couldn't put in any (line) extensions, there was no voice -mail; some schools have the old-style answering machines, where you have to play back the tape," Thuss explained. In schools which have undergone renovations or other upgrades in recent years, some communica- tions work has already taken place, so additional requirements there are small. And the board's two secondary schools — in Clinton and Stratford — were both built within the past two decades, so they require no communica- tions upgrades. The work will be done by Ripley -based Bruce Municipal Telephone System. SAVE OVER 9." Propane Cylinder Refill Special SAVE over %3.00 Bring your Bar -B -Q Cylinder to the on Saturdays between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. and "TOP—IT—UP" for ONLY 89.95 MAX. 8 KG. TAX INCLUDED (REGULAR VALUE $ 13.00) SAVE OVER 9." Wednesday, June 2, 2004 Exeter Times–Advocate 3 Robbe in Zuric ZURICH — On May 23 at approximately 5:15 a.m. OPP received a call from a citizen about a break-in in progress in the Village of Zurich located in Bluewater. Officers responded and within minutes received a second call form an alarm compa- ny that the building had been entered. The build- ing was entered through the front door when the lock was spun out. The business, J & L Variety, had approximately $1,000 worth of various brands of loose cigarettes stolen from the shelves. A citizen told police three men dressed in dark clothing wearing masks were there less than five minutes and drove away in a black four -door vehicle. A search of the area turned up no suspects. ATV stolen BLUEWATER — On May 21 at 6:30 p.m. OPP were called to a residence on Blackbush Line in Bluewater over a break-in. The officer learned that sometime that day between 10:30 a.m. and The Exeter Lions club got the opportunity to hear from South Huron District High School students who benefitted from donations.On the left, president Paul Alcock congrat- ulates Susie McCann and Leanne Cronyn, who were part of the South Huron girls hock- ey team which won a bronze medal at OFSAA. Above, he is thanked by Tyson Brewer who was given the opportunity to go to Ottawa and learn more about the political scene. (pho- tos/Mary Simmons) 6:30 p.m. someone entered an unlocked garage, moved equipment out of the way and stole an ATV. A green/black 2000 Artic Cat 4x4 300cc ATV valued at $7,000 was taken. If you can help solve these crimes call the Huron OPP or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222- 8477 (TIPS). Donate Your Unwanted Vehicle to The Kidney Car Program! You will receive: ✓ a free tow ✓ fair market value tax receipt ✓ funds raised support local kidney patients Call 1-866-788-2277 LibeTci( wIiber.1ce PAUL STECKLE "Priority; the People" "This election is about deciding who will aggressively fight for what you believe in... A good Member of Parliament must be steadfast and must not be afraid to stand up and be counted." PAUL STECKLE - MAY 2004 Since being elected to the House of Commons in 1993, Paul Steckle has established himself as a person of character; someone not afraid to stand up for his constituents. For ten years, Paul has been an effective and determined voice for the people of Huron -Bruce. Whether on the floor of the house, in Committee or at the thousands of public events he attends each year, Paul is never afraid to loudly and passionately speak up on behalf of his constituents. Paul Steckle is a dedicated voice for Huron -Bruce and would be honoured to have your support for a fourth term. For information, CaII or Visit my Campaign Office: 46 Victoria Street North, Goderich, Ontario N7A 2R6 Phone: (519) 524-4848 Toll Free: 1-800-489-8959 Fax: (519) 524-5528 E-mail: stecklecampaign@bellnet.ca AUTHORIZED BY THE OFFICIAL AGENT FOR PAUL STECKLE Upgrading phone answering systems By Stew Slater SPECIAL TO TILE T -A DUBLIN — On-site answering machines, which have gone the way of the eight -track player and the Beta video system in most homes (or, more precisely, in the trash cans of most homes) will now finally be put to rest in some elementary schools within the Huron -Perth Catholic District School Board. At a meeting May 25, Huron -Perth trustees were informed of a plan to replace the telephone sys- tems in 17 elementary schools, at a total cost of $53,865. According to vet- eran business superinten- dent Gerry Thuss, systems in some schools had not been upgraded for several years before his arrival at the board, and presented significant barriers in car- rying out modern commu- nications. 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Exeter 235-0800 `1 Source RadioShack. forsports "You couldn't put in any (line) extensions, there was no voice -mail; some schools have the old-style answering machines, where you have to play back the tape," Thuss explained. In schools which have undergone renovations or other upgrades in recent years, some communica- tions work has already taken place, so additional requirements there are small. And the board's two secondary schools — in Clinton and Stratford — were both built within the past two decades, so they require no communica- tions upgrades. The work will be done by Ripley -based Bruce Municipal Telephone System. SAVE OVER 9." Propane Cylinder Refill Special SAVE over %3.00 Bring your Bar -B -Q Cylinder to the on Saturdays between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. and "TOP—IT—UP" for ONLY 89.95 MAX. 8 KG. TAX INCLUDED (REGULAR VALUE $ 13.00) SAVE OVER 9." Wednesday, June 2, 2004 Exeter Times–Advocate 3 Robbe in Zuric ZURICH — On May 23 at approximately 5:15 a.m. OPP received a call from a citizen about a break-in in progress in the Village of Zurich located in Bluewater. Officers responded and within minutes received a second call form an alarm compa- ny that the building had been entered. The build- ing was entered through the front door when the lock was spun out. The business, J & L Variety, had approximately $1,000 worth of various brands of loose cigarettes stolen from the shelves. A citizen told police three men dressed in dark clothing wearing masks were there less than five minutes and drove away in a black four -door vehicle. A search of the area turned up no suspects. ATV stolen BLUEWATER — On May 21 at 6:30 p.m. OPP were called to a residence on Blackbush Line in Bluewater over a break-in. The officer learned that sometime that day between 10:30 a.m. and The Exeter Lions club got the opportunity to hear from South Huron District High School students who benefitted from donations.On the left, president Paul Alcock congrat- ulates Susie McCann and Leanne Cronyn, who were part of the South Huron girls hock- ey team which won a bronze medal at OFSAA. Above, he is thanked by Tyson Brewer who was given the opportunity to go to Ottawa and learn more about the political scene. (pho- tos/Mary Simmons) 6:30 p.m. someone entered an unlocked garage, moved equipment out of the way and stole an ATV. A green/black 2000 Artic Cat 4x4 300cc ATV valued at $7,000 was taken. If you can help solve these crimes call the Huron OPP or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222- 8477 (TIPS). Donate Your Unwanted Vehicle to The Kidney Car Program! You will receive: ✓ a free tow ✓ fair market value tax receipt ✓ funds raised support local kidney patients Call 1-866-788-2277 LibeTci( wIiber.1ce PAUL STECKLE "Priority; the People" "This election is about deciding who will aggressively fight for what you believe in... A good Member of Parliament must be steadfast and must not be afraid to stand up and be counted." PAUL STECKLE - MAY 2004 Since being elected to the House of Commons in 1993, Paul Steckle has established himself as a person of character; someone not afraid to stand up for his constituents. For ten years, Paul has been an effective and determined voice for the people of Huron -Bruce. Whether on the floor of the house, in Committee or at the thousands of public events he attends each year, Paul is never afraid to loudly and passionately speak up on behalf of his constituents. Paul Steckle is a dedicated voice for Huron -Bruce and would be honoured to have your support for a fourth term. For information, CaII or Visit my Campaign Office: 46 Victoria Street North, Goderich, Ontario N7A 2R6 Phone: (519) 524-4848 Toll Free: 1-800-489-8959 Fax: (519) 524-5528 E-mail: stecklecampaign@bellnet.ca AUTHORIZED BY THE OFFICIAL AGENT FOR PAUL STECKLE Upgrading phone answering systems By Stew Slater SPECIAL TO TILE T -A DUBLIN — On-site answering machines, which have gone the way of the eight -track player and the Beta video system in most homes (or, more precisely, in the trash cans of most homes) will now finally be put to rest in some elementary schools within the Huron -Perth Catholic District School Board. At a meeting May 25, Huron -Perth trustees were informed of a plan to replace the telephone sys- tems in 17 elementary schools, at a total cost of $53,865. According to vet- eran business superinten- dent Gerry Thuss, systems in some schools had not been upgraded for several years before his arrival at the board, and presented significant barriers in car- rying out modern commu- nications. Annual General Meeting Monday, June 14, 2004 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm at the Bayfield Town Hall Bayfield Everyone Welcome Please confirm your attendance by Friday, June 11th at 4:00 p.m. Huron United Way 519-524-7900 or email: huronunitedway@tcc.on.ca N UNITED WAY